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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-03

that she stepped into hole on Howard
street near Broadway. and injured her
right elbow
Samuel Burlingame of Scituate who
claims the distinction of being the loud
est fife player in the United States. and
stands ready with any reasonable amount
of cash to back up his claim. was the
guest OF friends on Bancroft street.
Division No. 20. Ancient Order OF Hi
bernians. will hold a meeting OF more
than ordinary interest In the rooms of
the Robert Emmett Literary association
tomorrow afternoon.
At the game OF ball between the Olney-
vlles and the Monitors yesterday after
noon, the best that the Olneyvilles could
do was to tally three runs to eight for
the Monitors.
The original Old Homestead club quar-
tette, consisting of Frank Duff. George
Bottonsy. John Duff and Joseph Horton,
held a reunion at the parlors of the club
on Plainfeld street yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. Harry McClintock OF Us Plainnelo
street. has gone TO Cohoes, n r., where
he will spend his vacation with reia-
tives.
Mrs. NJ. T. Braney of 1870 Plainfield
street. has returned from visit to reia-
tives in Mystic, Conn.
Arrangements are being made by the
main "gaffer' OF the Old Homestead clup
10 have a days outing at Green's Island
Miss Julia Ives OF 80 Bancroft street mas
gone to Block Island for weeks vaca-
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-03
DEAD MAN IS
IDENTIFIED IS
JOHN ROMUSkA

At 80 last night party OF young men
walking on the railroad tracks between
Plainheld street and Hartford avenue
found the form OF a man lying between
the rails They notified Patrolman BY
ron OF the Chaffee street police station,
who In turn notified Lieut.. Tyler. who
called Medical Examiner Jay Perkins.
who after making an examination turned
the body over TO Undertaken j. VIII Car
penter
This morning the body was identified as
that of John Romuska, who has lived
apart from his wife and l5-year-old son
for some time. The dead man was also
known as John Kuzatkowski. and is we'll
known among the Russians OF this see
tion. His wife and son reside al 81 Ju-
dith street The dead man had frac-
tured skull and II is supposed that he
was killed by train that passed the vi
cinity where his body was <ound about
1890 o'clock.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-03
I'M. MOTORCYCLISTS
ELECTED OFFICERS
hc American Federation i'm Annual Meeting Today
Resulted in REELECTION of Most of Their OFFICERS.
Next Meeting TO be In New York City

cally perfect IL says. but in prac-
tice has proved bad. as IL handicaps
important lines OF effort. The report
says that the whole responsibility
should be put up 10 one man. He also
recommended renewed efforts for the
elimination OF the muffler evil.
The treasurer's report showed that
there has been an almost phenomenal
growth, in the Southern, Western and
Pacific districts. and that the Eastern
district has also made handsome gain.
though the other districts have more than
doubled their membership. There are IS
states, the District OF Columbia, and
Canada, represented in the federation at
present, with a membership of between
200 and 5000. This is considered excellent
growth for such an organization which
started only Sept. T. 1903.
II is probable that the next annual meet
ing will be held In New York city in July.
August or September next year. and that
at that time there will be two classes
represented In the endurance contests, one
for trade f4aefe- nd the etheF-fef private
owners
There was no racing nor runs today.
and most OF the members who remained
here for the meeting left during the af-
ternoon, President Belts going at
o'clock. Others will go Sunday.
The officers elected today are as follows
r. G. Belts, president. New York; Henry
j. Wehman. secretary. New York: @. B.
Gibson. treasurer Westboro. Mass, vice
presidents: For Eastern district. William
A. Goddard. Providence; for Southern dis
trict. r.. Y. White. San Antonio. Tex for
Western district, Irving r. Hail. Oak
Park. H.: for Pacific, r. II. Holmes Los
Angeles, Cal.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-03
HOW THEY TREAT
WIFE bEhTERS IN
PENNSYLVANIA

Wilkes Barre. Aug. 3.-Louis Sambolia.
who has been severely beating his wife,
was before Alderman d. A. McKelvey OF
Hazleton, yesterday. Made indignant by
the pitiful tale of the wife. McKelvey
sprang from the bench. declaring that he
would give the prisoner the only kind OF
punishment suitable for such crime as
his, as fines and Imprisonment would be
of no service.
Seizing the terrified man by the coll
lar he hustled him into the street,
pulled the coat from his back and then
handouffed him to tie post
The crowd OWNED his intention, and
a man took off his belt and gave II to
McKelvey The alderman is young and
strong and the flogging was vigorous
After a few strokes Sambolia fell to his
knees crying for mercy, but McKelvey
kept II up until he felt that the prisoner
had enough. All during the fiogging the
wife stood by and seemed to enjoy 1t.
Now, you take your wfe's hand, =
ordered McKelvey, as he released the
man. "and beg her forgiveness and
tell her you will treat her kindly in the
future"
sambolia did so The woman said he
made her pick coal from the culm
banks, spent what money she earned
and frequently beat her.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-03

The NTH annual meeting OF the
sderation OF American Motorcyclists
~ held in this city today and re-
lted in the reelection OF most of
principal officers.
The annual report OF President Belts,
no was reelected for the fourth
ne. showed that the year has been
e OF progress all along the line. He
viewed the legislation that has been
tempted and accomplished during the
ar in the various states, and espe-
ally the efforts put forth in Massa-
iusetts Connecticut, New York,
snnsyivania and Illinois. Some sue
IS attended the New York crusade
IL resulted In the adoption OF regu-
tions for the use and storage Of
Isolene in motorcycle shops. This he
garded as chiefly valuable because
the precedent IL has established In
,nnecticut the federation members
lcceeded in getting only a nominal
e for registration and licensing; In
linois they obtained complete ex-
nption; IN Pennsylvania- they were
successful, and also in Massachu-
tits. where President Belts states
hey needed the money and they
ie collecting IL, too. more OF II.
ink. than seems decent, even IL IL Is
gal"
The report recommends the estab-
shment OF a service medal for long
I'd progressive work. such as Secre-
ry Wehman and Chairman Douglas
: the racing COMMITTEES have per-
rmed. and also recommended some
odihcation OF the district system OF
ganization, which has been in opera
On for four years. This is theoreti-
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-03


MI. -
One OF the men who has been DOOM
| TO die today Is Armon p. Aleon. the
tllionaire rug dealer, and he is taking no
lances, but, armed with two revolvers
I'd his house surrounded by guards, he
I'D an all-night vigil at his beautiful
Ast Orange home last night
So seriously does Mr.. Aleon view the
suation that ne has arranged all his
Iics a9aArO and made his will. In a
atement 10 a reporter yesterday the mill
,naire sid he was willing to accept
,ath rather than give the slightest en-
,uragement to the blackmailers by yielll-
g TO the threats that have come TO him
' mail and over telephone.
IF I am spared until this morning
tll go to my store as usual" he said
We are all reconciled and willing to take
le result Mother and sister are very
srvous. but both are prepared to protect
lemselves IL necessary
The sight OF Mr. Oleon and two other
ealthy Armenians who yesterday sought
slice protection. come as the elimination
the years of blackmailing by the Ar
enian outlaws The new threats and
,eming activity OF the assassins show
lat the police have not yet rounded up
the leaders. and that the necessity re-
aims for active detective work
Mr.. Aleon echoes the appeal made yes
rday by Calustian. the former strong
rm' man Of the association. who said
lat since he had made statement to
he police accusing Father Martougues-
an. he could never rest I'm peace until
le police found Alexan Arzooin. reputed
sad Of the blackmailers in the United
Ates
Precisely the same fear was expressed
fs:erday by Mr.. Aleon. who said:
"Arzooin is the man for whom the de-
ctfves must hunt I shall never feel safe
ntil ne is caught. suppose Mr.. Jerome
new what he was doing In freeing so
Aly OF the Armenian suspects. but IL
sems TO me he Is taxing a great risk"
With Mr.. Aleon, as personal guard In
'etective O'Neil. The merchant is also
ccompanied by one of the bulldogs which
recently purchased for the protection
his home. AZ Mr.. Aleons place OF busl-
ess, No. 96 Broadway. a detective Is sta
Uned, and all Armenian visitors are
bliged TO state their business before they
re permitted 20 enter the place
The home OF Bedros Mammalian. In New
.ochelle, is also TO be guarded by detec-
ves today. The merchant has asked the
olice OF that city 20 keep a watch over
Is home. fearing that possibly the assas-
ns. who have recently sent several
areatening letters. may attempt 10 harm
Is wife. who Is prominent in society.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-03
CEN. BAGDAN|
DEFEATED BY
TR|BEsMEN

Tangier. Aug. 3.-Reports received
here from Tetuan state that last night
mountain tribesmen defeated the gov
ernment force under Gen. Bagdani. the
chief of the sultan's army. who is con-
Quoting the operations against the
bandit, Raisuli Several cads were
killed and Gen. Bagdani had his leg
broken. Reinforcements have been dis
patched.
There Is no truth in the report that
a bank at Casa Blanca has been pill
laged, and the story that the servants
OF the British consular agent at Elk
sar had been murdered by Djebala
tribesmen is discredited
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-03
WHAT! UMPIRES STRIKE?
THE VERY IDEA OF IT

Lynn. Mass. Aug. 3-Ncw England
baseball league umpires are on strike for
increased pay. They want so game.
Umpire John oBrien quits tonight and
Umpire George 4l.AsS-bss not been seFk-
ing for two weeks and refuses 20 do so
unless he gets $40. Because OF his attitude
he says he has been notified by Secretary
Morse that he has been dropped.
This week Umpire O'Brien refused 20
umpire games I'm Lynn. unless he got the
increase and Manager Leonard Of the
Lynn team personally paid the difference
SO a eame-thst he might offieiate.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-03
KID" BUCKLEY
ENTERED PLEA,
NOT GUILTY

John Buckley pleaded not guilty to as
saulting John Killian in the district court
this morning and was held for trial on
Tuesday in bonds Of $500.
Buckley, who Is said by the police 70
be kid" Buckley. the prize-fghter, was
said by Capt. Mowry TO have gone into
a saloon in search of Killian, and saying
that he had been looking for him, struck
him.
Buckley told the court that he under
stood that Killian had made threats
against him and had been looking for him
with club.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-03
WANTS $4,000
FOR Loss Of
HIS DIPLOMA

Omaha. Neb.. Aug 3.--Dr. George III.
whiteside OF omaha yesterday flied In the
district court a suit of 10000 against the
Adams Express company for the loss of
his diploma from Harvard university, al
leging that II Is impossible for him TO pre-
cure a duplicate.
ted his diploma TO the state board OF med
ical examiners at Lincoln. Later II was
expressed to him by the board. but was
lost I'm transit.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-03
PRIZE LISTS FOR
THE NEWP0DT
HORSE SHOW

Newport. Aug. 3.--Prize lists for the iith
;ewport horse show have been issued.
here will be IS classes OF exhibits. di-
ided with little change from last years
rogram
Aside from the six championship class
=. there will.sbe % classes for harness
orses. eight for saddle horses and eight
or hunters and jumpers.
The following have been invited 10 act
. Judges:
Harness classes Clarence ". Mackay
William II. Moore Frederick q Bourne
Saddle and hunting classes. Joseph La
ocque. Jr.. @. Mifflin Wharf Clar-
nee Moore.
The executive committee consists OF
'rescott Lawrence. oliver ". y Bel
nont. Harry r. Eldridge. Center Hitch
ock and Francis NJ. Ware
The ring committee consists OF Prescott
ewrence. Francis NJ. Ware and H. r.
-ldridge.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-03
ICEMAN WAS FRIGID
WHEN FINED IN COURT

When an iceman would probably
not like to be an iceman was this
morning, when Iceman Luigi Roberta
was fined $40 and costs for assaulting
Ernesto Inella.
n was told to the court that Inella
owed Roberta about s12 for ice, and
that he. resenting Roberta's duns for
the amount due. talked back and that
Roberta struck him.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-03
ron OVER SIXTY YEARS

MRS. wINsLOwS SOOTHING SYRUP
has been used for over so years by mill.
lions OF mothers for their children while
teething. with perfect success. II soothss
the child. softens the gums sllays ell
pain; cLrss wind collie. and Is the best
remedy for Diarrhoee. II will relieve the
poor little sufferer Immediately. Sold by
Druggists In every part OF the world.
Twenty -nve cents . bottle. Be sure and
ssk for "Mrs winslow's Soothing syrup
and take no other kind.
Guaranteed under the food and drugs
a06. June %. lou0 sertel number la
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-03
OLD HOME
WEEK ENDED
Continued from Page One.)
AFTERNOON AND EVENING

The golf tournament which began a
little after 10 o'clock this forenoon on the
links OF the Wannamolsett Country club
proved centre of attraction for the
patrons OF the game.
NO returns are yet In, but close con-
test is on On the tennis courts OF the
same club the tennis tournament. both
singles and doubles was begun at 10
o'clock this morning. The play will be in
progress until late I'm the afternoon
For those not interested I'm either golf
or tennis the band concert at o'clock at
Roger Wf1Iiams park provided amuse-
ment
Besides the attractions already noted
the different places OF general interest in
the city were open to the public and many
took advantage of this last opportunity to
inspect them.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-03

Mary Ivans reports 10 the police that
her house at Packard street was entered
yesterday. and mems clothing valued at s.
was stolen. The house was thoroughly
raneackcd
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-03
MHoTc ETIR STAIN.

For brown or black. prepared by
5EORcE oRMsBY. Wig Maker and
fairvorker. 1ss fremont street. Boston
I y simple. safe and easily applied: con.
aims no Had poisons; use Il once and
Ou viii never use any other BLAND
&c q BLAEDIEo. 81 wsybossst street
lon.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-03
F INANCIAL
new YORK STOck MARKET

the private wire Of LEWIS II. TAPPAN
4 CO, Bankers and Brokers. Banigan
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-03
LIVERPOOL COTTON

Liverpool. Aug. 3.-The market was
closed today owing to the holiday in cele-
bration OF the emancipation of slaves in
the West Indies
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-03
.NcH ARMEN|ANS
IRE DOOMED TO
DIE TODAY

New York, Aug 3.-Today is the cul-
inating point in the Hunchakist reign
terror. and at least three wealthy Ar
enians have been given until tonight to
~ vast sums to the blackmailing so
ETY. or die. and others have been threat
led with death. but without definite time
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-03
CHICAGO GRAIN AND WHEAT

Chicago, Aug. 3.--The market opened
today with wheat and corn firm. and buy
ers waiting. Bradstreet reports ship
ments of wheat. 2,7S9.S36 bushels; corn,
l,6lB,12l bushels.
Futures were selling as follows:
WHEAT.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-03

A woman who would not give her name
reported 10 the officials OF the Chaffee
street police station yesterday afternoon
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-11-30

= Texas minister declares that rol,
Ter skating is as demoraliziug as'
drinking and bears a good deal OF
similarity in results One likeness is
mat both sometimes resalt IN the
lass 81 the skaters equilibrium.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-11-30

Theodore says that currency law
win come to The people as a Christ.
mas present. We viii have TO see
what congress thinks about that be-
tore making bets en- it.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-11-30

Now comes the news fro Z.
ida that Governor Broward n
spring a sensation. Strikes US
governor has been a sensation from
the start,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-11-30

Just received large lot of baby
iopo cloaks. children eioaks and
Sig Leviaon.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-11-30

In advancing through the 81
stages Of its fight against the tds
60 trust the government seems
manifest disposition to smoke i
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-11-30

United States themselves"
This recalls the old statement that
the best government is the one that
Nyerns least. and this theory is very
Een Illustrated as a practical factor
in our material development. A great
many people have an idea that the
government can solve all the prob
lines to which The public falls victim,
can clear uD all the troubles and set
everything moving smoothly, They
overlook the fact that the govern
ment has no money ~ power and no
Influence except what the people give
it The government is simply a re
Election Of the character. enterprise,
courage. efficiency ana capacity gifts
people. II its people are loose and
questionable in their morals and
methods of doing business the gov
ernment wiu~show the same weak.
ness ana each viii suffer from the
other.
Secretary Root is eminently correct
in his view that the real work in this
country must be done by the bust
ness themselves. The progress and
prosperity Of she nation is dependent
upon them, and the goyernms mt itself
is dependent upon them both tor its
aehieNements, TO- its patriotism ana
Ter its characses- Ts2 eoable / thar
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-11-30
S SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

Terms Of subscription in the city
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parts Of the United States 49, Can.
ada. Mexico, Porto Rio NGuan1.
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Islands.
The oasis., 1907-01-05

from sixty fo i00 ounces per ton
 The 'Fargsca is minimizing its 0niigRa reputation.
 The Anaconada Sonora Copper company are developing very handsome group of mining prop. critics in the sahuaripa district, about nine miles northeast from Campo Santo Niio, and about the same distance southeast from Sua- qui de Batuc. They have about sixty men at work, and have de. velopcd large quantities of high grade copper ores, some of them of shipping quality, which are being held awaiting advent of the rail- way now building up the Yaqui river, which will be within their reach within the current year. For reduction of the second grade ores, of which they have immense quan- titles, reduction plant will be in stalled as soon as the railway is completed to the nearest point, which will facilitate transportation of the machinery and reduce the cost materially.
The oasis., 1907-01-05
Social Life in La Colorado and Minas
 Prietss, Sonora, Mexico.

During the past month num- Der of young men of these two camps have been quietly won king upon the organization of a social club, and so popular has the move. ment become that the list of char ter members contains over forty names; and, it is expected the number will be increased by near ly third.
 Organization was effected some two weeks ago, and the members, in regular session elected the fol- lowing able officers: President M-. Leonard Luy, of the Creston- Colorado Co.,; Vice. President, Mir. Perkins, of 'Chas. Butters & Com pany; secretary. Dr. Hogeland; :; treasurer, +. A. Stevens, of the Botica Americana.
 Last evening as a fitting close of the holiday season, and a proper ushering in of the New Year, a decidedly happy crowd of young people gathered at the tastily decorated club rooms, which are located in the Masonic Hall Build ing, and there with music and dancing, made the hours fly all too quickly. Light refreshments were served during the evening.
 At the hour of departure as "Feliz ano nuevo," was being wished for the last time, it was noted that all were pleased with the initial attempt of the club, which also has had the tendency to cement the bond of good fellow ship between the Americans and the Mexicans.
 It is the plan of the members to run the Club as like organizations are conducted in the states, and 1t is the intention to give one or more "bailes" each month, ac- counts of which will be sent by the writer from time to time.
 c. F. c.
The oasis., 1907-01-05
SONORA SETTINGS.

~"""i" N'PPVi NVulpdHgs dCOOlH-
 panied by Mir. H s. Beardslee, rep
 resenting Leslie's Weekly, is visit
 ing the properties of the company
 in the Sahuaripa district, having gone in early in the present week
 via Douglas and Nacozari.
 The San Juan Bautista Mining Company has closed contracts for running a tunnel under the big iron blowout, which will open up large deposits of high grade copper ores, that, by the development work already done, have been proven to exist in the mine and can be extracted at a minimum cost.
 Another large mining sale is reported in the Chispas country. Dr. F. o. Pease and several other Chicago investors are said to have acquired the Babicanora mine, POO meters north of Las Chispas. A company has been organized to develop the property. The incor- operation will be announced this month.
 1t is reported from Carbo, at the southern extremity of the Altar district, that fine strike of cooper ore has been made on the Fl Car mon claim of the Lluvia de Cobre Mining Company. Assays from the surface give 10 per cent copper values. The property will be rap adly developed and promises to be a large producer.
 On the Cananea, Rio Yaqui < Pacific railway track is laid On the extension up the west side of the tYaqui river as far as Buena Vista; and grading crews are scattered all along the right of way between that 4point and La Dura. Upon the ex- Wension toward Alamos the track 'sis going down at the rate of one ymile daily, and predictions are freely made that the line will reach fAlamos within six months. It is ? repOssed that construction work l fpora Nacozari southward, has be- gun, to meet the line building -northward, now at Buena Vista.
 The company which last year siook over the Key de Orc property En the Magdalena district, is ar ranging to prosecute development aVerk upon an extensive scale, and sxS1l erect mill for reduction of the ores. The mine is situated be- yend the Santo Domingo river, eastward from Cerro Prieto, and there has been completed already several hundred feet of tunnelling in an extensive body of low grade, free milling gold ore, for profitable and economical reduction of which large mill will be erected. The property is destined to become one of the great gold producers of So- nora.
 Mr. S. Ben Smith, superintend- ,ent for the Tarasca Mining Company, whoss splendid prop critics, near Torres, have been mentioned in THE OASIS frequent ly, has just returned from a visit ain Fl Paso, where he contracted with the Fl Paso Reduction Works sto ship every month twenty tons ~of concentrates which will run from 500 tn 1 000 nnnnnn in n;luo. :
The oasis., 1907-01-05

Plans are making for the new hotel that will be built by Juan Bojorquez on his fine property facing International street (the Monte Carlo). The new structure will be three stories in height, and will include forty guest chambers, a spacious dining room, kitchen, bar room, laundry, etc. The prop erty will be leased for term of years to Henry Cohen and Ben Goldsmith (of the Monte Carlo) two experienced hotel men, widely known to the travelling public through their connection many years with the Grand Hotel at Hermosillo.