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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-29
COAL CHEAPER
IN BOSTON THAN
IN PROVIDENCE

Coal has taken It's second jump In price
In a little over a month I'm Boston. the ad-
vance in each case having been Is cents
a ton. The latest advance. which went
into effect last Monday. did not apply to
furnace or pea grades.
Present prices are: Furnace, $3.50: egg.
81; stove, S.@; nut, S5; pea. sSS.
Dealers say the summer trade has been
unusually dull, fact they account for on
the theory that more people than usual
have been away. But they say a big de-
mand on the dealers will soon be made.
and conditions are such II Is feared that
later in the season II will be hard TO meet
II.
Among the reasons given for that belief
are that mining of coal is behind the de-
mand, while the demurrage tax. Of %
cents more per car than formerly, on rail-
roads from borrowing cars, whereas they
have not enough OF their own TO meet the
demand at all times
A local dealer said today that to the
Boston prices must be added % cents 9
ton for stowins The coal
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-29

Portland, Me, Aug. 20-Members OF the
legal fraternity prominent in the affairs
of the world. and representing the prin-
in attendance at the 24th annual confer
ence of the International Law association,
which was opened today and will be in
session until Saturday. This is the sec
ond time the association has held a con-
ference in this country.
TIE object OF this association is to ad-
vance the science OF Jurisprudence, pro-
mote the administration OF justice and
uniformity { legislation throughout the
Union, uphold the honor OF the profession
of the law and encourage cordial inter
course among the members of the Ameri-
can bar.
1t is devoted principally TO the reading
sequence. Intermittent Progress OF In
ternational Arbitration" international
Law and International Trade The
Question OF Disarmament" Effect of
Most Favored Nation Clause in CONNER
cial Treaties" Diplomatic Protection Of
Citizens Abroad, THE Treaty Making
Power of the Government OF the United
States in It's International Aspect.
Double Imposts," and 'Ev. .dencc Of For
eign Witnesses" are some OF the sub
jects to be discussed In these papers.
The convention was called to order at
10 O clock In Kotzschmar hall. The attend
ance included less than 100 members and
a number of ladies.
Nathan Clifford, mayor OF Portland ex-
tended a cordial welcome TO the city TO
the association. He said Portland Is
small town and cannot extend hospitality
on the scale Of large cities. but Is glad
to do what IL can in that line.
Charles F. Libby OF this city gave the
assoclatio ma cordial welcome to the city
In behalf Of the Cumberland bar.
The Right Honorable Lord Justice Ken
nedy, LII. D.. of the court of appeal, Lon
don responded to the welcoming remarks
and the invitation. He thanked the speak
ers for the association for the kind words
spoken. We are sure he said. that the
famous hospitality that has heretofore
been given us in other parts OF this coun-
try will be extended here as In the past.
In fact. you people OF the United States
use US better than we deserve.
Cephas Brainard OF New York for the
executive committee reported the list OF
officers for the ensuing year. which was
elected, as follows: Honorary president
OF the conference. Simeon II. Baldwin.
LII d, chief justice OF the supreme court
OF errors, Connecticut; president Right
Hon Lord Justice Kennedy. LII. D.. court
OF appeal. London: vice presidents. Cephas
Brainard, New York: Alton =. Parker.
New York; Charles 3. Eliot. Minneapolis;
T. j. Laranger. Montreal; secretaries,
Charles c. Hyde. Chicago. and q. q. Phil
limore. London.
Forty new members were elected.
The reading OF the minutes OF the last
days session OF the association in Berlin
last year. was by vote omitted and they
were adopted.
Simeon II. Baldwin. LII. D.. chief Jus
tice OF the supreme court OF errors Con-
necticut. as honorary president Of the as
ISOLATION, read the inaugural address
At the close OF the address. Judge Bald
win, Justice Kennedy took the chair.
Dr. w. Evans Darby, secretary OF the
peace society. London, read a paper on
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-29
GUILD WANTS
OLD |R0NS|DEs
KEPT At BOSTON

Boston. Aug. 29.-Announcement was
made at the state house today that Gov
Guild yesterday sent TO Acting Secretary
Of the Navy Newberry at Washington a
letter relative to the reported intention Of
the department TO remove from Boston
the famous frigate Constitution. in which
he said:
''I cannot believe that any such action
is contemplated. At the time when Il was
threatened before by Secretary Bonaparte
a storm OF protest went up from all New
England and as a result a very large sum
Of money was voted for repair and resto-
ration Of the fine old vessel.
Massachusetts deserves not merely faip
play. but especially favorable treatment
by the national government. we feel, in
all matters connected with the navy.
II feel quite sure that a movement that
would be 80 bitterly resented by our peo-
pie Is not eeven contemplated by the de-
partment. but shall be very glad II you
could simply send me for the satisfaction
OF the public, this simple. unqualified
statement:
The department has no intention OF
removing the Constitution from Boston Z"
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-29
ANGRY WOMAN BELABORS
SPOUSE, SMASHES HIS HAT

about her shoulders TO give her the ap-
pearance OF a housemaid, she says she
sat on doorstep. or walked back and
forth In front OF the house at the south
east corner OF Benefit and South Court
streets. and awaited the expected appear
ance OF her husband, II was soon after
3 o'clock that she says her husband ar
rived at the house. and that when she
saw him he was opening the DOOR with
key she believed he took from his pock-
ct.
She made one jump for him. she says.
and got him by the coat collar and made
him aware OF her presence and her de-
sire TO know all about what he was go
ing TO do.
THE MAN FLED.
The man. people say who saw the first
part OF the episode. made some ejacula-
ton, cried TO the woman TO stop, and
broke away, but not before she had
grabbed his hat and given him an awful
side winder blow in the face.
II Is said that the man ran in several
different directions before he ran down
Beneft street and escaped through North
Court street.
When the woman was having the go
with him on the street the other woman
in the case appeared on the street, but
soon lodged back into the house. and IL
was the noise made by the woman on the
outside telling what she would have done
to the woman on the inside had she got
hold Of her that broke UP the session of
the Sixth district court
After telling her narrative to the re-
porters, the out-of-town visitor said that
she did not know whether her husband
would kill her for doing what she had
done and concluded by saying that she
did not think her husband and the other
woman would go 10 the races today.
The man. she said. Is liquor dealer In
Valley Falls. and political leader In
Cumberland.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-29
SHORT CLAM
LAW PLANNED
FOR MAINE

Portland, Me, Aug. 29.-The extensive
depletion of the supply of shell fish
which has been noticed along the New
England coast during the past few years
and which has been responsible for
numerous measures looking to a protec-
ton of the crustaceans and mollusks from
extinction, has extended to the supply of
clans in this state.
The conditions are considered so serious
by the authorities controlling the fisher
les that Commissioner Donohue is engaged
at the present time in making trip
along the coast sounding the hard shell
fishermen on their views regarding the
best methods of increasing the supply of
bivalves.
The extensive demand from summer re-
sorts not only in New England, but
throughout the eastern states and the
large amount used as bait by fishermen
and for canning purposes. contribute
largely to the shortage, although the clam
beds at the present time are comparatively
barren when compared with their plenti-
ness OF a few years ago.
The problem was considered solved when
a law was enacted prohibiting the ship
ment OF clans out OF the states between
June and Sept. 1. and the shucking for
bait under the same law has also been
prohibited for a like period This, how
ever. has proved inadequate to cope with
the situation and new measures are be-
Ing advocated, among which is a short
clam law. intended to restrict the gath
ering OF clans under two inches In length
This. II is believed by those interested
will help to a great extent the propaga-
ton OF the bivhlyes. as the short lobster
law Is helping the generation OF the crust
aceans.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-29
ALDERMAN WILLIAM X. REYNOLDS.

organ there will be deluge of words
from the machine organ every day try
ing to induce the public to believe that
Reynolds Is sure winner. In the
meanwhile some ex-councilman is
being we'll groomed for the aldermanic
race, so that the pathway to the city
treasury may be ssade as smooth and
rosy as possible
With the right kind OF aldermen.
Mr.. Reynolds, as mayor, would be per-
fectly harmless, II Is claimed. His
chances of election are mighty small,
even IL a syndicate were to run In q
third candidate. The Republican ma
chine and the allied corporations want
to rid Alderman Reynolds out OF the
board, so that the right kind OF a man
from their viewpoint can take his
place. He cannot defeat Mayor Nc
Carthy, and no one knows the fact bet
ter than those who are pushing his
candidacy. To name him for mayor
would be simply to retire him from
public life. Perhaps 1t were better SO.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-29
WEATHER NOTES

An area OF high pressure. central over
the middle lake region, is causing fair
weather east OF the Mississippi river, with
below normal temperatures over the
Northeast II VIII probably couse fair
and continued cool weather in the vicinity
OF Providence tonight and Friday. The
barometer has fallen over the Northwest,
and troughftke depression extends from
Iowa southwestward TO Arizona This
condition is causing rain In Iowa and
southwestern Wisconsin. At Des Molnes,
Iowa, the rainfall was heavy. Over the
West temperatures have not changed
greatly.
NJ. e. BLysToNE,
Local Forecaster.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-29
DR.. sTACkPOLE
Is REMANDED
WITHOUT BAIL

Dover, N. H.. Aug. 2s.-Dr. Henry IL
stackpole. the physician who was arrest
ed yesterday following the identification
OF the body of Miss Katherine Ryan, the
Lowell young woman who died at the doc
tors house early this week as the result
of an alleged illegal operation. was
brought into police court today TO answer
to the charge OF murder in the second de-
gree. lie waived the reading of the COM
plaint, pleaded not guilty. and was re-
manded TO jail without ball 10 await n
continued hearing on Thursday. Sept. IL.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-29

Democrats and reformers generally
will offer profound sympathy to the
Hon. William X. Reynolds. with whom
they seldom agree In matters political
In one OF those double -leaded and
nerce epistles which were expected to
settle the senatorial contest, but did
not. the machine organ names the
alderman as the party candidate.
The burden of street comment to-
day was that with all his faults Mr..
Reynolds deserves a worthier fate.
He has heretofore shown wisdom
in keeping away from the mayoralty
nomination. He must now see that the
sole purpose OF the machine men, IL
he Is offered as a mayoralty sacrifice
this year. would be to allow one OF
those intelligent" graft manipulators
to succeed him.
OF course, II is urged. unless Alder
man Reynolds declines the aid OF the
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-29

At about $50 this morning Judge
Rueckert's court was somewhat broken
up by the sounds OF high pitched voice
screaming In front OF the court building
on Benefit street All seemed TO be anima-
ted by the thought that a child had been
seriously hurt, and sheriffs newspaper
men and court spectators made quick
exit to the street leaving the Judge TO SIT
magisterially over empty benches.
Those who had rushed from the court
room TO the street saw there a middle
aged woman on the sidewalk opposite the
court house facing the house at the cor
ner OF South Court street and addressing
defiance and challenge and revengeful re-
marks generally TO a woman occupant.
The woman on the sidewalk clutched In
her hand a mans straw hat the crown OF
which had been separated from the brim.
and that hat she said belonged to her
husband. After the woman had recovered
from her excitement somewhat she enter
ed nearby house and there told her
story to the newspaper men.
SUSPECTED HIM.
She said that she is the wife OF a PROM
inent citizen of Valley Falls. that she had
reason to suspect his faithfulness. and
yesterday she got from the post office a
letter written to him by woman named
Hughes This morning she says that
just before leaving the house. told
her he would have TO come TO this city
as he had business TO attend to. and that
no sooner had her husband got out of
sight than she came to this city and
reached Benefit street before he did, she
arriving about 1880 o'clock.
With a cape drawn over her head and
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-29

Many friends OF former Alderman Dem
mis- r. Mccarthy, who are interested in
the success OF the above ticket. desired
him as the candidate for alderman, but
that gentleman. refused 10 be candi-
date. though this year. as in past years.
he will support the ticket named in oppo-
sition to Alderman Dunn. Ex-Alderman
McCarthy's friends are earnest support
ers OF the candidates selected and as the
former able representative in the upper
branch OF the city council has the interest
of his party always at heart, he. will do
his share towards the redemption OF the
ward this year
Continued on Page Eighty
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-29
OWNER AND DRIVER
FINED FOR CRUELTY

James Hennessy the owner and Rob
ert Read. the driver, OF tlpcart horse In
the district court this mroning pleaded
guilt yto cruelty working a horse unit
for labor and were each fined SIS and
costs.
1t was told to the court that the horse
has a bad spawn, and that Hennessy
bought the horse from his son, that the
son had been warned TO kill the horse
and that Hennessy senior knew the facts
Mr.. Hennessy said that the horse would
lame up during the night, NUT that 10 was
better for him 10 work than to remain
at rest In the stable
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-29

Rev Brother Peter, principal OF Ia
Sale academy for the last IL years. and
one of the most noted educators In the
state. has been transferred from La
Sale 10 the dictatorship OF Manhattan
college, New York city.
Rev Brother Peter has been connecoeo
with La Sale for the last 20 years nrst
as teacher of Latin and Greek and later
as head of this famous institution. During
his term as director the school has grown
from a small academy TO hourishing
seat OF learning, numbering about $40
pupils, since IL has been enlarged
Brother Peter has made many rriends
during his STAY In this city. on account OF
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-29

United Forces Select Joseph A. Gamer
for Alderman, John w. Hogan for
School Committee and Delegation
FavOring His denomination for
Observation-Disclosures List of
Nominees Agreed Upon for Com
mon Council, Ward Committee
and Delegates to City and State
Conventions.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-29
THIRD WARD DEMOCRATS
SELECT CAUCUS NOMINEES
Alderman-Joseph H. Gamer.

Alderman-Joseph H. Gamer.
Councilmen-James I. Nolan, Jr, Matthew P Carey,
John ]. Regan, Hugh F. Cassidy
School Committee-John w. Hogan.
Ward Commttee-James ]. Nolan, Jr, Daniel O'Con-
nor Arthur w. Grandheld Jeremiah j. Cronn, Thomas H.
Dunn, Matthew P Carey, John p. Masterson
Delegates State Conventon-Dennis f. Mccarthy,
Amasa NJ. Eaton and Thomas F. Donahue.
Delegates to Assembly Convention-Joseph H. Gamer,
Fred w. OConne, John H. Farley, James E. Dunn James
Dacey.
Delegates City Convention--Augustine Gibin, Ed
ward J. McCaffrey, Patrick ]. Burke John j. MeNamee,
George Fl. Morrow
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-29

At a conference of Democrats OF Ward
3. held last night. the above ticket was
agreed upon for presentation at the Demo
cratic caucuses to be held next month.
Tho delegates to the convention to
nominate an assembly ticket viii support
Representative John W. Hogan and the
remainder of the assembly delegation
which did such good service for the city
and state last winter and spring. Mayor
Mccarthy will have the support OF the
delegates TO the convention to nominate
municipal officers.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-29
TRANSFERRED
FROM LA SALE ACADEMY

his brilliant intellect, versatile powers.
and business sagacity. A number of busi-
have received their early education under
his watchful eye and guiding hand
His successor as principal OF La Sale
acadamy will be Rev. Brother Matthew. a
former professor at La Sale and at pres
ent professor OF English in Manhattan col
lege. Brother Matthew will assume con-
troll of La Sale tomorrow, coming from
New York this evening.
The fall term at La Sale will commence
Monday. Sept. Q, and a large number OF
pupils have already been enrolled. The
academy has been so crowded that the
eighth grammar grade had to be discon-
tinued in order TO make room for the
high school pupils.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-29

the Bank of Russia, for exterior COM
merce. according to advices received here
from St Petersburg. s..
This act, IL is said. marks the final sew
erance of the ex-premier from the official
life of his country.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-29
ADVICE TO DRINK LED
TO BLOW AND FINE

Antoine sousa this morning In the dis
trict court pleaded guilty to assauitinG
Joseph silvie and was hned SIS and costs.
The story IL that the two met on the
silvie told sousa he had better take a
drink. ss he might then feel better and
that sousa resented the susEestion and
struck eilvis.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-29
GIRL WARDS OF STATE
HAD CLAMBAKE

The wards At the Oaklawn School for
Girls had clambake on the school
grounds this afternoon. A Fields Point
cook made the bake and II was followed
by program OF entertainment
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-29
WIT TE OUT
Of PUBLIC
LIFE
Accepts Directorship Of
Bank of Russia for Ex-
terror Commerce.

London, Aug. 2s.-Count Witte, once the
emperor, has accepted tn e dictatorship OF
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