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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-11
Yoliseiliaes.

Die poItss uurbe erIudt auf
Wiliam Searb, einsm aus benz Srren.
nipl sntiprun9snsn pailentsn gu fabn.
ben.
lillian Qennebp, 209
Bright Ctr. ben 2aufmannspplisif
Grant @riffin auf einsm Sa1e on Der
Wsft @aibinaton Str, init elmer ReiIe.
taide borfnno, tpuroe als @inbre9er
Der polissi tiberlisfsrt, Rsnneop III erfi
Is Sabre oft.
unter Nnflaes bss Rauhss uno
StsbRabls murbe George Burf. elm
glsrt, perbaftet. Der Anlab su Der
@erbaftuns absr tf elm eissntbtm-
li&er.
Burd fou sinsm Ndo9en cine
Der flsinen Sparbhaisn aus ibrer@elo.
tai9e ssnommen baben, 10 u~eni9fsns
bsbauptste bisiss. bod 3eigte gurd In
Der Station etne Quitting Dor Iaut
usl&er sr Der rs&tmdbiss giesnibamer
Der Sparbant III. IS wfrb foIgli&
uobl ni&ts tusitsr ibrie bIsiben, ole
ben Wsrbaftsten sbrenpo0 ju entIaEen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-11

Ou permisthtu- Suites Bobubaus bon 10 Simmeru,
= NIT 9ompfbtuuue. nit ah adtr suits eano
nit uaesfdbr $50 bis 200 trsssnbsn Dbfbdumsn,
gut, staauusen, stt. gOrsaeIin stussri1tet far
Shbuer3u1t. eeIsasa nabt Der etrabsnbabu on Der
thobfIiaeu etabtersnss. ssadsufraaeu
aa5 Sah Rtrtsian 6tra6e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-11

&inFerum3ug am Sreis
t0nigstas. 4us WeBlar miro Del
.aleinen Yrefe" sei6rieben: Sin Ell
eenurtiger 8ruu9 bat iih in einig:n
S0rfern bes Siittenbergss crbulten.
Im 6. Sunuar, benz Sreitoniestag.
5ieben &naben unb Mdb9en nit 8Orb=
den bur6s Oorf, itelIen ii9 in Den
Sausfluren uuf unb fin9en:
sd bub' gebOrt, ibr bdtt' sei6Ga6t,
l1nb bGtt' 10 lunse Durft semudt;
Drum eebt mir bon be LANCE
limb labt Die furSe bunge."
en- onbersn Ortf9aften lduten bi,
beioen leBtsn 3eilen:
.@ebt mir Elm Stad bon eurem Sped
Sonit geb' id nit o Der Saustbiil
ipee."
ST Der 9eIung beenbet, 10 erbulter
Die &inoer BON Der eutmiitbio.n 6ous
frau 8rot, @isr. Jleii9 Ober Wurft
5rii6sr trugsn Die SinOer audi elmer
groBen 9apieritern Dor ii9 Der. mas
duf ben anocrlpGrts nm Wei6na6ter
ibli9sn r1mSu9 Der brei SOnise mi
i6rem Stern" binoeutet. SnfoIse De.
3unebmenben WobIftdnbss Der IGnbli.
den 8ep0lterung lit Die olte 8oltsiitt'
fat gang perfdpunben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-11

baItissn programms fanben ben I'm.
estbsiItsn 8sifua Der 3ub6rsr, uno
mar man boil nes 2obss hber oas aus.
gs,si6nsts Arrangement.
Na& ap6lf uor gab mon f& alge.
msin benz SanBbsranhsen bin unn
trennte F6 srf am friben Worgen mil
Der usbsrseusung, sinen betantigtsn
Absno perlebt 3u babsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-11
Scr RbOoins= Jaa.

~ tlNOhA 80 Wv WV
George Rbobius unb bsfsn 8ante
WGrsarets 3iegler mu6ts ben @ort'
laut oes uebersintommens. tpsldss ON
%. Guilt 1906 NIT Gina Dare, alias
Soosuorit aetrOHsu muroe uno tpoftr
He $4,000 ausee;ublt bsfam. bsfannt.
Der Ssfammiinbalt III Der, bab he
na1 AH9a6e ibrsr perionelisn betennt,
oaB He loon cine Reib. BON Sabren
nit Rhootus bier uno In anosrsn 2dns
bern reife uno ;par feis als beHsn
6rau, I'M ununnebmlt6tsitsn, wsl4e
our1 bns Sstsnntnib Der Uabtbsit
ibnen In 6Otsls uno auf Oampfsrn
onourd srua6isn pdrsn. por3ubsueen.
Sic inat fsrnsr. RbObius babe ibr
bsri6i.oentlid bic gbs DeriprO3en uno
He babe oisien ps9en Sru6 otsiss Ser
iprs&sns gu psrtl lgsn. ooer aud tus9sn
benz 9sbsn. psltss He Suiammen 9e'
ffbrt bdttsr, Dos @bsrsdt untsr as.
p6bnli6sm @sisB su bsanspruAeu.
Nun nber nod benz @mpfang Der
Summe bon $4,000 peripriGt He, oab
fs ibn psbsr in feinsm Sauis nod
iDnfuo nufiu&sn. psber i9riftlt6 In
8risfen poer bur6 anosre. obsr per
Telephone. Selseramm ober mtinoli8
nit ibm perfebrfn nil, uuo fOlte sr
nod ibrsm Sauis tommen. fe ooer
ibre Ndohen ;u bfiu6sn 10 Deroe he
ibm ben @iniritt psrueiaern. Sic
utrbs f& nu9 Nismn1osn 9sosniiber
ais istne 6ruu ausQetsn roer S6uloen
nuf Isinsn Nnmsn MAIDEN. nod H&
rtibmsn, lie hnbe i5n bn3u peranlaBt,
sinsn GusQlsih nit ibr 81 trsHen.
Sic psros aud naG Isinem SOOs
feline anipride als feline Wittue auf
isinsn Ra6luB srbsbsn. sic weros
ibm aud ME SinosrniRe tn ben @e9
lsaen, tpenr sr nit anoersn 6rausn
bsrfsbrsn min uno mbae oiss In oisisr
Staot ooer irgenopo anoers In bar
Wslt fein. l1no ionte He ibm nuf Der
struBe bsQsepsr. 10 ueroe He ibn bs'
bnneeIu oils isi er ibr ~polfdneie frsmb.
SisIss usbsrsintOmmsn Duroe ON
% SuIi 1906 bon gimu Soosporib
alias glma Dare unter3eiduet. bonn
ROtnr 6. W. S,obsr bssIaub.9t uno
hon ben anpdltsn Sobn u. @lappoOl
uno Thomas 6 @baaon befdttet.
Die Snoiana Srua So ole $ruffee
oss &bOoius 8srm6asns bot bic 8e
tpObnsr Der RbOOius'iasn gsbduli9.
teiten unb Sol9s. bic i'm 8efB BON
@iesnibum fno, psl6ss biersu geb6rt,
bsna6riGii3t. BOB ole osrarti9en fdl.
lt9en 9eloer OH he 3u 3ablsn teten.
CUR alsiden 3eit bot 1ber aud Soiepb
gmminaer sine dbnliGs ahno9ebung
on oisislbsn psrfonen ausesfanot.
pel9e bon ibm als anrpalt in Saet
uEo bon Sohn %. gluppool als an.
malt fHr @sOrss &bOoius untsrBsi9nst
fno.
@sr bon bsiosn parteisn Rs6t be-
6alten miro, lou bic 3utunft Iebren.
6r. @srner amist. Der lnnQidbriQe
Srsuno uno Rsiisbs9lsitsr bon @sOrse
RboOius, fsbrte aud wisosr bon isinsr
Su1e nod Dem bsrfGpunoensn gbe.
paar aurtd, Obns Elm Rsiultat sr3islt
3u babsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-11

Gbteae Q, IL. Sebraar.
Sir Snbiana: SIN &asemeinen i9on
beute 3a4t un6 Dienftas, tpdrnner ah
Sien1tde.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-11

q ur Roth Berut o. cohen, aeoofat,
- i0is-14-l6-l6 Sap gtbdnot.
Refine Serebnuuo fur ROufultatiDusu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-11

y<erIo net-Giu eria hreusr @drtuer fur eineu 9ano
- fs. Eanaufroesu bel y. Ul 5auore, 8tmmer
go /. SranfItn gsbdube.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-11

~ erInn et - Gin Rdo6tn fur alasneius 9ons'
~ arbett Refine gDdEte. 2obu $3.50. Sot3u'
tragen 1a6 Sho 3eIapare Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-11

NHerIouet = Gin beuti@es Nde1su fur 3hne uub
~ caasarbeit- Ha1sHfrassn IN Der Expedition
bisiss BIutt,s.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-11
@etterbertht

Sur "a etuns.n .nOsuO 7 usr wOrssns. ~. ssbrnar
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-11
Gin BUD fret.

9rantc 9eute iolten bos Bud bes
sSafer Doctors Ieieu. Scoer
Sefer etefes SIattes faun eineS
nnentgeltIi9 erIaneen. Bite
an5ugebeu Oh Ste Elm oeutf6eS
ooer englif9eS BUD habeu mol
len. Wtan t6reibe besueaen on
Or. q. .. Sbafer, l29 g1rfeIb
Yiace. Cincinnati, ..
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-11
ID. p. STIRK & CO

MAIDEN enc Spe5iaIitdt BON
Rhnhlihtn .5Itebern unb Bdn
bern, Nbcomeu : Stiisen uni
Rrideu. Dru@bdnoer sema4t urA
ansenast In i4wteriseu 8dlen.
1O6 Rorh 0ah Str
Subianapolis. Ran uebrle Da
Ri&iear Stra6eubabn 3iIr Rprb
Gat unb Dhic Str. GIter Bhcns
Raiu PASS. Reuer Bhune 1910.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-11
Ebsrmometerfano

10. e. BIttbS
SectionssD Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-11
Mns osutifen Ssretnea.
8abi9er u Inter- d sun9 g.
0eren n.

Die in Sellers Snls abgshaltene
8erium mlung stfrsuts F9 zines gutsn
8sfu6ss.
Cine Nn3abl 9rantsn'u ntsrftBun'
gen puroen aur 3ublun9 un9ewiefen.
Die bonn Observation-Disclosures aus9e.
ianbts Refolution se9sn bic @inuan'
Oerunesporlaes uurbr einfimmig an
oeuommen, uno e. uurbs bsmsrft, oob
Der gnbii&s @srsiri nit Ssr3 uuo eeels
benz gerbanbs feline untsrftbung In
bisisr 5rngs, fopts au6 In anoertn
grobsn NOD idusbenoen 6ragen 3u'
fage.
3usi Rnnoioatsn, usI4e In ben
0erein aufo nOmmsn su perosn tDhn-
iGen, unterbr,iistsn bic anmeloege'
fude unb purbsn bisis ben 3ufidnbigen
Romites tb.rpisisn.
Gum S6Iufs CAB man F& fr5blt-
der l~lntsrbnltune bin, uno baoii6s
b eutF6e 0olfslisosr tuuroen I'm gemtitb'
li9en Rreiie e~sTun9en.
Tamen oes Sdbfeite
3 urnberetns.
Die eefern bon cen Snmsn oss sfo'
feite Surnbtreins ab9ehalisne @u6rs.
9artie FIR Snmeu uno 6srrsr. srfrsui.
fd zines Experimentation 8siu9ss.
gs tuuros bart UNI bic prsiie aerun-
gen, uno %btfitnigsn, psI6e 8rOphden
nit i6 nabmsn. f6nnsn nit &s6t
Inesn, baB fs bisislbsn aud bsroien.
ten.
GoIasnos Gamen unb 6srren 9inasn
nls Sisgsr aus benz aOntsfts bsrbOr:
Samen.
L. 9reis, 6rou Suomnn; g.. Srnu
6snrp Ruspts; 3. Jrau O. strabnsr,
A., 6tau S'9risn; s., 5rau 8. Eosb-
Ter. g., Jrau 8. arumbOI3.
6erren.
1. prsis, Sos. 5eb; g.. 8. Rein.
fling; g., s giiel; a.. 6. 2us&lsr.
9 6wetser.g uub.
Der e9psIserbuno bielt esHern
Rn6miitnq In Der @srmnnia Sals
feline rs~aslmdbias @sfddftsbsrfamm.
lung nb. tpel6s fi6 zines eutsn gefu6s
srfrsuts. &OutinsQsiddfte tpurben sr.
lsbiet, Elm @anoipnt our Hufnabms
burasi6Iuaen, uno Der 8eri6t Der De-
Ieaatsn gum @srbnno 9euti&sr @sreine
sntgsgsn9snOmmsn unb su~tssbsibsn.
Sstmatb untsrttb IN q 9.
0erein.
Der Seimat6 nntsrhiBlngs. 8ersin
belt ssfsru Niitna In Der Columbia
Sale feline 9utbsiudts gsriammlsng
ab. Cine an3u6l ROutinsgeiadfte oe-
lan9ter our Grlsoi9un9.
Gum S6luRs bIiebsn bic Niialisber
NOD ssraums 3sit In ibrsn &dumli8.
fsiten In gemiitbIi6er u%ntsrbaltune
bsiiammsn.
Seut9.A meritanif9e
0eteranen.0erein
Die r~sgelmdBigs mOnutli&s 0er'
IammIuns bss Esuti6- amsrttaaifden
@stsranen.8 sreins erfreute H6 einss
iebr eutsn gsiu6s. Wad grlsbiaune
Der Routinseeiddfts beri9tsts bas Co.
mite fur bic am "a 5.bruar ab3ubaI.
tsnhe George @aibinston gsbHrts.
tassfeisr, baB ale 8orbsreituneen &c.
troHen isisn. UNI bieisr 5sfli3tsit sinsn
@rfolg ju H&srn. STR ben uirtlidsn
Gsburtstag, ben %. 6ebruar, puros
bsi8lofen, oenislbsn. wis felt Sabrsn.
our& abfsuern bes tibli4en Saluts tn
Der gourthaus' 9arb 3u fsisrn uno rusr.
ben oie 3ameraosn ssbeten. Ha prompt
0ormittaQs IL Ibr I'm 6auDiuuartie,
etnsufnben, UNI on benz umsu9 8bsil
Bu nsbn1en.
Cine Delegation oes osuiidsn 9ano'
uebrpereins fattste benz Derein eineu
8siu6 ab unb tuurbs bisislbe bon ben
Rameraoen beralI& wilfommsi gsbsi'
Zen uno natirli9 au9 gut bswirtbst.
1T o Deretn.
Die geHeru Absnb In Der 8ermanio
Dale ab9sbaItsne nnterbaltung er.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-04
MISSIONARY DAY
1T THE GENERAL
Pc. CONVENTION

Richmond. Va, Oct. 4.-The General
Episcopal convention today observed
missionary day. The house Of bishops
and the house of deputies met in Joint
session in the hall Of the latter at II
o'clock. the bishops occupying seats on
the platform with Bishop Tuttle presid-
ing. The bishop OF Albany. as chairman
Of the board of missions. presented his
triennial report.
Reports were received from the wo-
mans auxiliary. the Sunday School aux
Hilary. the American church building
fund commission. the American Church
missionary society, and the Church Mis-
sions publishing company.
DR.. Arthur 8. Lloyd. general secre-
tary OF the board OF missions, spoke on
the progress OF the church's missions at
home and abroad. After midday prayers
for missions, an address was delivered by
DIR. Reese r. Alsop. member of the dep
utauon to visit the missions abroad. He
spoke OF the work being done In the Far
East. At O'Clock a recess of two hours
was taken for luncheon. Before the joint
session today. the house OF deputies re-
ceived the visiting bishops from Canada
and Austraffa. Brief speeches were made.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-04
BAY STATE CONVENTION
WILL NOT Be CUT AND DRIED

Springfield, Mass. Oct. 4-That the pro-
ceedings OF the Democratic state conven-
ton at the Court Square theatre tomor-
row will be very far from the ''cut and
dried order, was generally admitted by
the advance guard OF delegates when they
arrived here today. President John p.
Feeney OF woburn. the chairman OF the
state committee will call the convention
together for the days work, but what
will come after that forInality no one to-
day was willing TO predict.
II seemed to be admitted that the mana
gers OF Henry NJ Whitney OF Boston ana
General Charles w. Bartlett of Newton,
the contestants for the nomination for
governor, have formulated some plan OF
campaign and may possibly have gone so
far as 70 construct up certain planks Of
platforms which could be submitted to the
convention in case their side obtains con-
troll
II was also reported today that the
Whitney followers would be satisfied with
former Congressman William s. McNary
of Boston as temporary chairman ana
that General Bartlett's supporters wolNd
not be displeased IL Daniel ]. Kiley OF
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-04

Boston. was chosen for the position. But
how each side expected to accomplish
such results was not disclosed
1t In believed that the first test OF
strength OF the two forces will come this
evening at the meeting OF the state COM
mittee, whsn the question Of seating a
new member from Norfolk county il
taken up. The convention at Dedham
last Wednesday developed a bolt on the
part OF those delegates who favored a
Whitney nan, and the state committee
will have 10 decide between the men cho-
sen at the two conventions.
IL this matter Is settled, another con-
test may develop in the naming OF q COM
mittee on resolutions by the state COM
mittee.
1t was said here today that the Whit
ney leaders wanted former Assistant
Secretary Of the Treasury Charles 8.
Hamlin as the chairman OF the commit
tee, and that Gen. Bartlett's managers
wanted George Fred Williams for the po-
sition.
Both Whitney and Bartlett headquar-
ters opened here today, and were soon
the scenes OF much activity. The usual
badges with pictures OF the candidates
we're given out freely, but on the other
hand credentials were closely guarded.
SPECIAL trains will bring most OF the
delegates to the city. and moro than 500
of the 800 entitled 20 seats I'm the conven-
tion are expected here tonight.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-04
MORAN ASKS
FOR NEW JURY
TO TRY CASES

Boston. Oct. 4-Immediately after the
Jury had rendered its verdict today in the
case OF former Building Inspector Clark
who was convicted OF accepting a gratui-
ty, District Attorney John b. Moran made
a sensational address to the court in
which he declared that he would prose-
cute no more cases until a new jury had
been empanelled.
Addressing Judge Robert F, Raymond.
Mr.. Moran said:
'If your honor please, on account of the
conduct OF the juries in this and the first
session for the entire month in rendering
verdicts not in accordance with the evil
dence, and because OF intimations which
have received, / am satisfied that the
interests OF the commonwealth require
that no more cases be tried by these ju-
ries.
II have instructed my assistants In this
and in other sessions OF the court to place
no more cases Of any kind on trial while
these Juries are sitting, or until a new
set OF jurors Is summoned to the court
house"
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-04
SALT TRUST
AGREES WITH
INDEPENDENTS

New York, Oct. A tacit understand
Ing has been reached between the Inter-
national Salt company, known as the salt
trust. and certain Independent manufact-
urers In regard to regulating the future
course OF the market for evaporated salt,
according TO statements made in well-in-
formed quarters. says the Journal of Com
merce today. This action was taken, IL
Is said, In consequence OF the higher cost
or labor and supplies, as we'll as because
OF the overproduction OF salt AS result
or the understanding. prices have recently
been advanced SO cents to 81 per ton from
the low figures prevailing a month ago,
when sharp price cutting was in progress
incidentally policy OF retrenchment
mas been inaugurated and various firms
nave reduced their working forces.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-04
PENNsY 0DEYs
TW0-CENT RATE
LAW IMPLICITLY

Pittsburg. Oct. 1.-The Pennsylvania
railroad Will abolish Immediately the ex-
ira fares which II is now collecting on its
fast trains between New York and Chi
cago. according TO a report, on account
OF the now Dunsmore 2-cent a mile law,
which went into effect in Pennsylvania on
Tuesday.
Attorneys for the company. 1t Is stated.
have advised that the company cannot
legally cohect the extra fare under the
new law. Until an opinion had been
handed down by the supreme court on
the constitutionality OF the law, the COM
pany deemed II advisable not to collect
the extra fare.
On he II hour trains between New
York and Chicago an excess fare OF $40
Is charged. IL the train reaches its des-
unation an hour ahead OF time. an extra
dollar is charged, or IL IL In one hour be-
hind time the passenger gets a rebate of
81 The attorneys for the railroad oom-
pany II In said, have decided that n the
Dunsmore measure Is declared constitu-
tional by the supreme court, the road will
be liable To heavy fines IL IL collected the
additional fire
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-04
HUNGER made HIM STEAL
SAID BOSTON WAITER

Frank Wilson. 20 years old. told Judge
Lee in the district court this morning that
he came to this city on Saturday to look
for work as bartender, but because OF
the Bartenders union OF which he was
not a member he could not secure work.
lie said that also prevented him from get
ting work in Boston the Bartender's
union controlling all the jobs.
Wilson had pleaded guilty to stealing
q watch and razor. valued at s1 from
George White. He said that he stole the
articles because he was hungry, he hav-
ing eaten nothing In a day and half.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-04

Man His Way to the Decks Struck by Switching
Engine and Death Was Instantaneous-Head
Badly Crushed.

spector McGann and Patrolman Greene
went TO the scene of the accident and
took charge OF the body pending the ar
rival OF Medical Examiner Magill. who
gave the body into the custody OF Under
takers James ID. Reilley & Sons.
The mar was about IS years old.
There are several versions. Some wit
nesses say that tine man was on the
crossing, others that he was walking
along the tracks and crossed in front of
the engine and others say that he was
walking IN front OF the approaching en-
gine. dropped his bag. and was attempt
Ing TO recover II when struck
The engine crew did not know the man
had been struck and was under the en-
gine until witnesses called their attention
to the fact.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-04

Dunn-Dorney Combination Defeated,
Horse, Foot and Dragoons-Re-
nomination and Reelection of
Mayor Mccarthy and of Assembly
Delegation Pledged to Col. r. II. |.
Goddard Assured-Large Vote Cast
in Every Ward and Every Eligible
Democrat Voted, Except in the
Third, Where Dunn Caucus Off
Cials Left l25 Men in Line.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-04

was TO the growing strength and hard
work of the Cannon-H Haven combination.
In this ward good. clean fight was put
up by both sides and the stronger side
won.
In all of the wards the police preserved
perfect order and did their duty ably.
The results In detail follow:
FIRST WARD
On the face OF the returns the ticket
headed by John Doran won out in the
First ward over the '.hold-overs, $50 to 40.
During the balloting. however. changes
were made In the clerks Of two districts
and members OF the ward committee say
they will protest against the certihcation
by the second clerks to the names checked
on the lists. on the ground that they can
not know what happened to the lists be-
fore they came under their charge.
During the count a bunch of ballots
was discovered on the floor near the
table. where they had probably been
thrown by one OF the Hesslans. These
were sealed up and the question whether
or not they will affect the result may be-
put UP 10 the board of canvassers
Capt. Cannon and Lieut. Robblee OF the
Third Police station. with a sergeant and
% patrolmen were on hand, and their
presence had a deterrent effect IL any
thing OF a questionable nature was con-
templated. There were policemen every
where and they were watching everything.
particularly the check lists.
Herman Wagner was warden and Rob-
ert II. Topham. clerk OF the First district.
Eugene Shannon OF the Third. David
Fleming In the Fourth. William III. How
ard In the Fifth and James A. Dvyer
In the Sixth.
Patrolman Frank w. Walter OF Station
Z. was stationed on the steps at one end
OF the platform. and Patrolman Austin
OF Station / at the other end. to watch
the check lists, the warden refusing to
allow them on the platform.
While the argument over the presence
OF police on the platform was going on
Congressman Granger appealed 10 Capt.
Cannon TO compel the warden to open
the caucus, saying he had come down to
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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-04
"ISHALL ACCEPT THE TRUST
SAYS LIEUT. GOV. JACKSON
Expects to State His Position Fully and Freely "at
the Appropriate Time"-T1as Not Sought and
Does Not Seek the Republican Nomination for
Governor, He Says.

Lieut.. Gov. Frederick H. Jackson is
willing
He will accept the Republican nomina-
ton for governor IL IL is offered to him.
But he expects. he says. TO state fully
and freely at the appropriate time to the
voters OF Rhode Island his position on i'm
portant measures.
The lieutenant-governor sent yesterday
a letter stating his readiness TO take the
nomination which former Gov Utter de-
ciared he could not think OF accepting to
Chairman Harold ]. Gross OF the Repub-
lican state central committee, who turn
ed It over TO Chairman Frank w. Tilling-
hast OF the executive committee OF that
body. by whom 1t was made public this
afternoon.
THE LETTER IN FULL.
Col. Harold j. Gross. Chairman Re-
publican State Central COMMITTEES:
Dear Sir-I beg TO convey through
you my deep appreciation of the ex-
preston of confidence contained in the
resolution recently passed by your
committee concerning my candidacy
for the Office OF governor OF Rhode
Island,
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-04
COWLES STOPS
"DON'T SCORA
THE sA|LOR'

Norfolk. Va. oct. 4-Enlisted men OF
the United states receiving ship Franklin
declare Capt. w. e. Cowles, brother-in-
law of President Roosevelt. has r, Fused
TO permit the band on that ship to con-
tlnue To play song, entitled Don't
Scorn the Sailor" and which is intended
60 defend the unlfoi m OF the bluejack0s.
They declare that Capt. Cowles stated
that the song Is making fool OF the
sailors" and N continued TO be PLAYED.
might esult I'm infraction OF the rules.
Admiral Evans. IL Is said. has adopted
the song for the use OF the bands on the
ships composing his fleet.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-04

Chief Inspector Horton said that Wilson
came here from Boston with $3.50 in his
pocket. and the other night when broke
he met friend who took him to his room
10 give him a lodging for the night and
that Wilson entered Whites room and
stole, the watch and razor, and pawned
the timepiece. He said that Wilson bad
worked at the Hotel Touraine as a waiter
at $35 month and board. which was
good Job, but had been discharged because
he did not get TO work on time mornings.
He said that Wilson was not a bartender.
but a waiter. Wilson was fined slb and
costs.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-04

Flints at as and 40 weybosset
street. Is one OF the oldest. IL not tie old
est, furniture houses In the city, and en-
with the public. Their new line OF furni-
ture has been selected with especial care.
and the house is now fully prepared to
show the very best and most reliable
line OF goods TO be found I'm the market.
on the most liberal terms that can bo
secured OF any house In the state. Mr..
Smith, the manager. gives his personal
ss.enuon sa.,, &c every ycepSIehen. OF ne ex-
irons will be given courteous and fair
treatment The Model Grand Range, .
new pattern Just out, 10 also meeting
with Increased popular favor. All the
latest ana best attachments are Included
In the equipment OF this ll-known ana
favorits rNng~ on the most reasonablo
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