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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-09

st Petersburg. Jan 9-Lieut. Gen.
vladimir Pavloff the military procurator
OF advocate general generally known
since the late parliament as "Hangrnan
Pavloff," from the epithet constantly APP
piled to him by the radical deputies. was
shot and killed at 10 o'clock this morn
ing while walking I'm the garden OF the
chief military court building. near the
Moika canal
The assassin. who apparently was dis
guised as a workman. was captured after
a long chase through the crowded streets
during which he fired about 10 shots from
two revolvers which he carried, killing a
policeman and accidentally woundng a
boy
The crime was executed deliberately ana
was undoubtedly carried out by the same
organization which has sentenced En-
peror Nicholas and several OF the minis
ters to death. The assassin who wore
the uniform OF miltary clerk attached
10 the court obtained an entrance to the
garden under the preteXt Of submitting
a report to the military procurator.
He approached the unsuspecting genera;
within arms length draw rapid-fire pis-
tol and fired the whole load. seven shots.
in quick succession into Pavloff's body.
Every shot was we'll aimed and two of
them tore a gaping wound I'm his breast.
from which the general expired while be-
ing carried TO his apartments i'm the same
building
From the nature OF the wounds. IL ap-
peared that the steel jacketed bullets had
been fattened out OF their regular shape
80 that they might inflict more serious
wounds. Hastily slipping another clip"
OF cartridges into his revolver and draw
ing second weapon. the assassin ran
across the garden to the carriage en-
trance. threatened the porter with his pis
s.,Is Iao ot,a4 ff,,lro -
the Imperial opera house with crowd
OF N house porters and court attendants
I'm close pursuit.
policeman in front of the opera
house attempted TO seize the assassin,
but was shot down by the latter. who
turned and fired on his pursuers
woundng a boy. The terrorist then
resumed his flight through the streets,
firing right and left at the police Off
GERS and house porters who attempted
10 bar his way. The result was tha'
the assassin's ammunition rapidly le
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-09
NEW HAVEN ROAD GETS
MORE TROLLEY LINES

Montpelier VT, Jan. 9.-From papers
merging the Bennington and Hoosac Val
ley Electric railroad with the Bennington
and North Adams Electric Railroad COM
pany which have just been filed at the
office OF the secretary OF state here, IL is
learned that the new company has come
under the control OF the New York, New
Haven and Hartford railroad which has
been acquiring extensive street railway
holdings throughout southern New Eng
land.
The capital stock OF the new company
consists OF $500 shares at 500 each. Pres
ident Charles s. Mellen, president OF the
New York, New Haven and Hartford
Railroad company. is president OF the new
road and O NJ Barber OF Bennington Is
clerk. The Remington and Hoosack Val
ley road. which runs from Bennington 10
Hoosick Falls. has been in operation for
about 10 years and has franchises 10 ex-
tend its lines in several directions into
New York state.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-09

do wrong and being educated in the art
OF lodging the police after they have
broken the law
we have been fooled once In our play
ground scheme We went 10 the legisla-
ture for an appropriation for the estab-
lishment of Fairgrounds throughout the
city and We got II.
THE city then spent the money for the
'shoe-string' park, instead OF for play
grounds.
1--WE can use this $1,000 asked for tho
erection OF the canoe house for better pur-
poses We can use II SO as 10 benefit the
people at large"
II was only last year when the park
commissioners decided 10 allow canoeists
on the lakes i'm Roger Williams park II
was at first thought that there would be
several accidents: but no cases OF canoes
being tipped over have yet been reported
60 the commissioners.
The resolution providing for the erec-
tion Of n canoe house at the park at a cost
Of $4,000 was presented at the meeting of
the common council last Monday. and was
referred to the committee on parks.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-09
IN THE SENATE

GOV Higgins called the senate TO order
at 11:24, every senator being in his seat
Gov. Higgins announced the re-appoint-
ment OF Henry Il. Root as harbor COM
missioner.
Senator Gardner Of Providence presented
a resolution proposing a constitutional
amendment reducing the membership of
the senate TO 30, TO he chosen from sena-
torial districts as nearly equal as possible
in population and OF adjacent territory
The amendment also provides for a state
census OF the legal voters OF each city and
town on April /. 1909 and OF all the in
habitants I'm 1915 and each 10 years there
after. Committee on special legislation.
Senator jerks OF Pawtucket offered an
act prohibiting the hawking OF articles. in
Guiding newspapers. on Sundays Com
mittee on judiciary.
Also an act I'm amendment OF section HS
OF the court and practice act, providing
for the sllmnnoning into court OF a garni-
shee and subjecting him to oral interroga-
tories instead OF retaining the present. pro-
vision which enables n lawyer to answer
all the questions for a witness on a printed
slip. II was referred TO the committee on
judiciary.
Also an act prohibiting the sounding Of
Whistles and bells before $50 a. m Conn
mlttee on Judiciary.
Senator Arnold presented n resolution
for the purchase OF flag and hagpole for
the state armory al Westerly. Senator
Stiness moved the passage Of the resolu-
ton, and 10 was so ordered.
Senator Stiness moved that the appoint
ment OF John G. Pegram OF Providence
as a trustee OF the state sanitorium for
consumptves for the term ending i'm 1872
he taken from the table. and that the SEN
ate gives it, assent there thereto. witch
action was taken unanimously.
The senate then, at li:40 adjourned
Senator St1ness announcing that Re
publican caucus would be held immedl-
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-09

Will do their duty the minority win be
able TO express its views; but when many
bills are never heard from after being re-
ferred TO committees. this affords the only
chance the minority will have OF being
heard upon bill Past general assemblies
were not the wisest IN all things; ana
this is one OF them.
Mr.. Murphy thought the rule ought TO
be adopted now as there was no necessity
for commitment.
Mr. Greene spoke against commitment.
The rule Is plain. Its object Is publicity
II is capable OF comprehension. The only
logical construction 10 he placed on the
attitude OF the majority Is that IL does not
want publicity What right have any
two men on one side OF the house to dic-
tate how their side shall vote upon this
question?
Confined from Page SIN
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-09
PHILIPPINE GENERAL
ELECTION LAW PASSED

Manila. Jan. a.--The general election
law was passed yesterday. 10 becomes
effective Jan. rs. and the election for
which Il provides will take place on July
30 The law provides methods OF the
election Of municipal and provincial oifi-
Gers and assemblymen. Six months resi-
dence IL required 10 become eligible 10
office.
Incumbent officials cannot become can
didates for Office except as their own sue
cessors. Members OF the judiciary. fiscal
agents. members OF tho constabulafy and
teachers are prohibited from participat-
Ing in campaigns. upon penalty OF dis
missal and disqualification for FIVE years
for any appointlve or elective Offices
The new law provides for n constitu-
tion and divides the islands into 20 dis
tricts. the Moro and non-Chrlstian PROV
inces excepted.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-09
MEDAL AND COMMISSION
FOR BRAVE CORPORAL

Manila, Jan. 9.-Corporal Seth H. Weld
OF Company l.. Sth Infantry, has been re-
commended by Mai Gen. Wood for O
medal OF honor and a commission I'm the
Philippines for conspicuous gallantry I'm
an engagement with the Palajanes OF the
Island OF Leyte on May 70, 1906.
Capt Samuel V. Ham has been recon-
mended for promotion To the rank OF bre-
vet major for gallantry in the same ac-
ton. Corporal Weld. while severely
wounded held an overwhelming force OF
Pulajanes Oft with n bayonet and gun
butt and at the same time rescued two
wounded comrades
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-09
STRIKERS DESTROY
Sr,5oo, 900 IN PROPERTY

City OF Mexico, Jan. "a telegram re-
ceived from orzaba late last night says
that the value of the property destroyed
by the strikers totals ,i,bo.coo. All of the
destroyed pfoperty was owned by Edr-
nrdo osrein. citizen OF France. The
strikers, who have escaped the soldiers,
have fed 10 the nearby mountains and
are being sesrehed for by the gsndarmes
and the troops, So far as known. none of
the 1.coo textile workers, who are cut
hays YET returned 10 work,
An Incident, which may cause trouble
and takes on sR International ASPECT, was
the killing by the strikers ~ two citi.
sens OF spsins
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-09
HADLEY BRINGS
SUIT To SMASH
A R. R. MERCER

St Louis, Jan. 9.-Suits 10 dissolve
the alleged merger Of tho Wabash. Mis-
souri, Pacific and Iron Mountain rail
way companies and the Pacific Express
company. and TO revoke the licenses
and charters OF the Pacific Express
company. American Refrigerator Tran
sit company. Western Coal and Mining
company. Rich Hill Coal Mining com
pany and Kansas Missouri Elevator
company. were nled In the supreme
court by Attorney General Iladlcy to-
day.
The petition alleges the stocks Of
the companies named are owned by
the same interests. the Goulds. IN viola
tion of the provisions OF the corstitu-
ton and laws OF Missouri
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-09
BRIGAND RAISULI IN
DANGER OF CAPTURE

Paris, Jan 9-official dispatches from
Tangier say that the troops OF War Min
lister Gables have surrounded the tribes
which are harboring Raisuli. who is said
to be in danger OF capture.
Nevertheless, there is a suspicion that
the campaign against the bandit chief is
practically ended and that the war minis
ter has no intention of proceeding against
the pretender, as the presence I'm the
north OF Raisuli would furnish the Moroc-
can government with a convenient ex-
cuse for not meeting it's obligations.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-09
IN THE HOUSE

The house was called TO order by
Speaker Burchard at 1850 and unfn-
ished business was taken up imme-
diately.
Mr.. Hogan asked for a roll call the
amendment 10 rule 80 was referred
TO a committee, 80 to 80.
Mr.. Greene offered new rule al
lowing the minority to make a report
upon any measure presented TO COM
mittee. He said there should be a
minority report. as well AS majority
one.
Mr.. Allen asked the purport OF the
rule. and Mr. Greene answered that ~
would serve 10 give publicity TO all
acts OF n committee.
Mr.. Allen said there was no right in
the rule which the minority had not
already
Mr.. Greene asked. N such were the
case what was the objection 20 de-
hniug those rights by such rule.
Mr.. Allen refused 20 answer. stating
that he could only reply I'm unparlia-
mentary language. The tall syca-
more" was plainly "stumped."
Mr.. Hogan read q ruling on minority
rights. quoting from Jefferson on con-
Eressional practices.
Mr. Allen said that tho rule was
brand new, and only the minority had
had time to consider N. The other rules
had been subject 10 general read
ing. lle was unwilling 10 pass upon
this matter AZ this time and moved
that ~ be committed 10 the committee
on rules
Mr. carroll hoped the motion would not
prevail The question was not brought up
this time after recent caucus, but had
been their belief long ago. The minority
r. here ready 20 take up the business for
which the members were elected
Mr. Harris gave his interpretation 81 the
- 81 Il
no doubt but that all publicity would be
rad by the minority. lie hoped the rule
would 10 committed.
Mr. Mcdonald said II the committees
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-09
BOYCOTT PLACARDS
ARE ORDERED DESTROYED

Hong Kong, Jan. e--The second and
subsequent meetings Of the anti-Amert-
can boycotts we're frustrated By the ac-
ton Of the viceroy OF Canton. who order
cd tho apprehension OF the leaders
The police have been instructed 20 de-
stroy all placards bearing on the pro.
posed boycott and the newspapers have
been prohibited from alluding 60 the sub
ject.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-09
SHOE FACTORY RUNS
IN SPITE OF STRIKE

Boston, Jan. 9.--The shoe factory Of
Thomas O. Plant AZ Jamaica Plain was
operated today and the officials AZ tho
factory stated that the strike Of nearly
200 cutters had I'm no way affected the
operations
The strike was inaugurated ycstcr-
day, after two cutters had been lis
charged. tho men who went out were
not organized. but they became mem
bers OF the Knights Of Labors last
night.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-09
STATUE OF POPE LEO
PLACED IN POSITION

Rome. Jan. 9--Tn tho presence Of
Tadolini the sculptor. the statue Of
the late Pope Leo Kill which Is 20 feet
high. was raised today above the door
leading to the sacristy OF the church
OF 81. John Lateran, to the left OF the
choir.
II is likely that the body Of the late
pope will be taken TO its final resting
place in the church Of ST. John Lateran
I'm February.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-09

The supreme court has granted 10 plain
til new trial in the cgse ~ the !. n.
Barnaby company vs. John J. Johnston.
Defendant claimed 90 be n yearly tenant
and the plaintiff asserted " let the pre-
nises from month 20 month. Tho supreme
court declares the evidence clearly
against the verdict.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-09
Non-suit Granted

Judge Stearns. IN the case Of Thomas
a. Seery vs.. Frank NJ Bates former city
treasurer OF pawtuCket FOR Injuries re
ceived by falling over q stump or owen
avenue on March 3. 1895 granted non
suit on tho ground of contributory negli-
gence and absence ~ proof that the city
had actually opened the highway.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-09
THROWN FROM CART
AND BADLY HURT

While driving n tipcart along Public
street at : o'clock this morning Patrick
Bradley. employed nv Mary smith oil 206
willard avenue was suddenly taken IN
the Rhode island hospital. where II was
stated that his condition was serious and
up ~ noon ne had not regained conscious
ress
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-09
New Trial Denied

Plaintiffs petition for a new trial in
the case az Elver l.. Rice vs.. Samuel Nee
die has been denied by Judge Mumford.
as plaintiff failed to prove that the goods
delivered corresponded with sampls
shown
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-09
Railroad Must Pay

Judge Mumford has denied 10 defend
ants a new trial in the case of August X.
Benson Va. Rhode Island company hold
ing that there was direct evidence TO
sustain the jurys finding OF defendants
liability for Si4G.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-09
Court Upholds Verdict

IN the case Of John Beard We. j Ellis
White. Judge Murford today decided the
jurys verdict In favor OF the defendant
justified as no negligence was proven.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-09
Dies After Operation

Cmundcn. Upper Austria. Jan. a.-rhe
Princess Mary Of e-Altenburg. former
queen Of Hanover. who underwent an
operation on Jan. 6. died today.
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.SUCCUMBED TO
SURGICAL OPERATION
BridegrOOmInSiSted on Cere
mOUy With Death HOy-
ering Near
Sppeciai 10 Dailv T.oader. N

Special to Daily Leader
St Louis, Nov 2l-Mrs John H.
Gates, 2 years old, bride of four
days, died at the Normandie hotel
Yesterday after an four operations
for appendicitis With her when she
died was her young husband. John H.
Gates, to whom she was wed Friday
evening an hour before the first OPP
Grafton.
Mrs Gates was formerly Mrs. Lii
liam Wilson a widow She became ac.
guainted with Mr. Gates while both
were guests at a hotel here. The
wedding was 10 have taken place
Thanksgivin gday Mr.. Gates iusiste
that the ceremony be performed at
one, cvtn though he feared she
would die
There ~s. Dras," az Mrs Gates
deaihbed, in addition to he. husLan1
aad father. c II. Warh. he mother
and two brothers All had come frrm
Muskogee, Okla Mrs Warth had
come to st. Louis for the uuruose uf
s@cndin her dsughters wedding.
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81 was in q Paris cafe" s1id the
American tourist "Nhcn tucre Was a
sudden quarrel not Car aVay ana
suspended my eating. as did every
body else 10 see what the trouble was
II appeared that one of my country
men, whom I had not noticed iu euter
Ing, had dined at "a table NOT Gar away,
aud when he received DOS check he
handed ,he walter "a ten dollar gold
piece The waiter put thc coin into
his mouth and made change l0r sJ
only The Yankee kicked and svorc
there was n swiudIc. but tine wliier
took tie Sc from his mouth aud ho.l
fl up aud said
"'see n Is here It IS tie coin ho
gave me. Is it NOT for him 10 apollo.
gizeT
"It looked that way 20 me, but my
counirymau knew thing or two lle
grabbed the rascal by the throat aad
choged his mouth open and lo % ion
dollar gold piece dropped to the iour
The fellow had the 50 iu his mouth 90
work the trick. and when , g1t 20
thinking ihe thing over ! remembered
that 90 had beer Successfully Worsci
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A SEAT IN THE COMMONS.
Going TO Parliament a Costly Honor
For Englishmen.

Going 10 Parliament a Costly Honor
For Englishmen.
Every Englishman who Is not fortn.
nate enough 10 be a peer wants TO be.
come an NJ. p. Every man who has
succeeded IN business or professional
life feels that coveted seat In the
commons IS necessary 10 round out his
career. But many men Of moderate
means are deferred from pampering
their ambitions by the big expense en-
tailed. No salaries are paie. md. be.
sides supporting himself, an NJ p ls
called upon 10 meet heavy drains upon
his pocketbook during his entire term.
At the most moderate estimate the
expenses OF campaign are $1,000
Once elected. the member must nurse"
bis constituents Clubs and charities
are the greatest benehclaries Of this
nursing but many individuals come 10
for assistance also. Not less than S3,.
600 a year Is required FOR this item,
which for term Of hTe years repre-
sents an outlay Of $1,000
An told, inen, prospective nember
faces an outlay Of $4,000 In addition
to his living expenses. which in Lon
don are far from moderate when be
maintains himself 10 keeping with the
dignity OF his position.
Many Of the cOmmOners Of course
spend far more than the above amount
And, In addition 70 the cash outlay,
some Of them fnd their lives embitter-
"a by the worries and exaciiOns u
their positions.
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Poatotoc G Seminole: Edgar s. Rat
lift of Ada.
Pittsburg & Hughes: Ben F. Harrl.
son Of Calvin.
Payne & Pawnee Geo. D. Hudson of
Gushing.
Pottawatomie & Lincoln: II. G.. Stet.
mund, of Chandler
Sequoyah & LeFlore: e. A, Moore Of
OkLCdge.
washita & Custer: L. L. Reeve OF
Dill
Republicans in the House.
Alfalfa: W. II. IL. Allen of Goltry.
Beaver: Or. Abel j. Sands Of KnowIs.
Blaine: w. II. Bowdre of Watonga.
Dewey: w. S. Smith of Selling.
Garfield 90 J. NJ Porter of Enid.
kingfsher: Harvey Utterbach of
Kingiisher
Lincoln; James Lockwood, McLoud.
Logan CD J. S. Shear and w. II.
Chappell of Guthrie, and DR.. Her
bert p. Stagner of Coyle.
Major: Joe Sherman Of Estelle.
Noble Chas. Frasior of Red Rock
Oklahoma ca c. G. Jones of OlIlaho-
ma CITY and G. r. Day of Edmond.
Olmulgec: W. C. McAdoo of Okmul-
gee
Wagner: A. n orcutt Of Coweta.
Pictorial.
Alfalfa & Grant: j. B. Evans of
Pond Creek.
Garfield & Kingisher: Eugene A.
Watrous Of Eaid
Democrats in the Senate.
First: j. S. Morrison, of Hooker
Second: ca r. p. Echols of Elk City,
and A. E, Agee of PItman
Fourth. Frank Mathews of Mangum.
Fifth: Thomas Moore Of Olustee.
Sixth: CD r. a Billups of Corden
and ). j. Williams of Weatherford.
Eight: r. s. Goulding of Enid.
Ninth t2l Edmond BuzeH OF la.
mont and Sylvester Soldani of
Ponca City
Tenth Henry s. Johnson o.. Perry.
Eleventh: Clarence Davis Of Bristow.
Thirteenth: M. T.. Eggerman Of Shaw
nee; S. A. Cordell, Of Chandler
Fourteenth. (2) Roy Stafford of Ok
lahomG City and w. IL. Johnson OF
Calumet.
Fifteenth: (2) Geo. o. Johnson OF FL.
Cobb and J.. X. Taylor of Chickasha.
|Seventeenth (2) j Elmer Thomas,
of Iawton, and d. NJ. Smith, of
Duncan.
Eighteenth: (2) J. c, Graham. Of
Marietta and ]. C. Little OF Sui
phur.
Nineteenth: (2) r. p Wynne Of
Lexington aud II. S. Blair OF Katie.
Twentieth; T. f. Meminger of Atoka,
and Jesse IT Matchett Of Meade.
Twenty-6rst: e. T. Sorrels OF Milton.
Twnty-second: II. II. Holman Of We
tumka
Twenty-thlrd: R. NJ. Roddie of Ada.
wenty-fourth: W. p, Stewart Of
Antlers.
Twenty-ffth: W. NJ. Redwins Of Ne
Alester
Twenty-sixth; W. NJ. Franklin of Ma
dlll
Twenty-seventh: CD E. E. Brook OF
Muskogee and Campbell Russell OF
Warner
Twenty-eighth: DR.. P. C. Conn of
Cans.
Twenty-nlnth; j. NJ. Keys OF Pryor
Greek.
Thirheth: u. NJ Landrum, Of Tale
quah.
Thirty-frst: J. p. Yeager Of Tulsa
Thirty-third: j II. Strain Of Wanl.
Republicans IN the Senate.
Third: A. L. Updegraff Of Fair Val
ley.
Seventh: r. s. Curd Of Aline
Twelfth Harper S. Cunningham Of
Guthrie
Siyteenth Emory ID. Brownloo OF
Kiugfsher
Thlrty-seeond: H, e. p Stanford OF
Okmulgee.
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S. II. HARRIS.
II. B. MARTIN.
II. r. st. CLAIR.
Committee.
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