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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-21

Meetings tonight:
Jewelry Workers, Labor Temple.
Painters local 1876. Labor Temple
Pressmen local ia, Clemence street.
Stationary Engineers, 152 Weybosset
street
Bricklayers and Masons. 27 North Main
street
MACHINISTS MEET,
Local 147 OF the International Associa-
ton OF Machinists met last evening In
their hall, Labor Temple. There was a
good attendance and much enthusiasm.
Encouraging reports were made by the
various delegates and the business agent.
Eight new members we're initiated and a
number OF applications received for mem
bership. which were handed TO the in
vestigation committee Two marshals
were appointed for Labor day Brothers
w. j. Neaney and John McGarty. The
local will parade in IS men platoons. each
platoon under Its individual captain. A
committee was appointed to draw up a
protest and forwarded 10 Judge Rueckert
In the, matter of allowing guards and
strike-breakers to carry concealed weap-
ons while taxpayers are fined for so do
ing. The thanks OF the local are due
Mayor Mccarthy for his action in In
vestigating the "Bu1I-Pen." Three Pin
kerton men and number OF strike-break-
ers arrived on the Joy line steamer this
morning and were conveyed to the Bull
Pen" These men. II is claimed, stated
that they were not machinists Quite a
large number OF the machinists who went
out have obtained situations In Boston
and other places
BI.ACKsMITHs MEET.
There was special meeting OF the
Blacksmiths union held last night In La
bOr TemDle To discuss Labor dav rf1attarz
They expect to turn out full strength on
that day and are putting forth every eff
fort to that end.
JOINT COMMITTEE LABOR DAY.
There were seven absentees at the
meeting last evening when roll call was
made In Room Q, Labor Temple Brother
Malpas was elected TO the chair. owing
20 the absence OF Chairman Kearney. A
letter from Cornelius Shea, president OF
the Teamsters' International union, ac-
Oepting the invitation to be one OF the
Speakers Labor day. A letter was also
received from the governor and mayor ac-
cepting the invitation to review the par
ade. Reports of the banner committee
was received Brother Ripley was grant
ed leave TO have one or two speakers from
the Peoples league address the meeting
at Vanity Fair. The sports COMMITTEES re-
ported progress as did the printing conf
mittee. II was voted to decorate Labor
Temple and a committee OF three was ap-
pointed to confer with the owners OF the
building. The meeting then proceeded to
elect their judges for Labor day and
Messrs. Trumpler OF the News-D Democrat
Alderman Dunn and Hon. John W. Ho-
gan. 1t was voted to have the chairman
appear before the police commissioners II
necessary In reference 10 closing the bar
rooms on Labor day. In the event Of any
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-21
DOES CHANDLER PLAN
A NEW MOVE2

Concord, ~. H., Aug. Alt Is said TO
be certain that Senator Chandler means
only a change OF front--a new plan OF at
tack widely different from the present
II is known that new evidence OF great
Importance is In possession OF the plain
tins This fact may have decided the
next friends" 10 make the sensational
move.
The case ends without compounds or
ssttleTnezt without concessions on either
side or pledges for the future.
The next friends" have placed upon
tho records evidence OF Mrs. Eddy's gen
eral insanity. but under the ruling OF the
board of masters they compelled 10 INK
this proof Of general insanity to the dues-
ton Of Mrs Eddy's ability TO transact
business. IL is an open secret that their
counsel see In this task great difficulties.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-21

vertised as having been convicted OF SELL
ing adulterated milk as required by law.
March "A. 1892. he was again charged
with selling aduiterated milk, was found
probably guilty April !. 1902. and ap-
pealed
May 2s, 1902, he was before the court
once more on a charge OF selling adulter-
case was tried June O. 1903 in the appel
late division, before Justice Wilbur and a
jury and a verdict OF guilty was found
pealed.
January 16. 1903, he was again charged
with ceiling adulterated milk. He was
tried, after repeated postponernents, on
February 27, 1903. was again found prob
ably guilty, and this time sentenced TO
pay a fine of $50 and costs, and TO serve
ten days In Jail He again appealed.
On August S, 1907. he was again COM
planned OF, and charged with selling adul-
terated milk.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-21
J. P. WILLANO
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August 10. II Is safe TO say he is liable
TO awake at plant instead or 30
North Main street Let me assure you OF
my honesty In this matter as well as my
sincere desire TO be just to all men, Of
ficial or otherwise, but at the same time
give equal stress TO the only too evident
fact that the law is not only broken but
Its operation prevented by those sworn
and paid to execute It.
What is the police department main.
tained for by the x-paying citizens oil
whom I am unfortunately one2
This question is directly up to YOU
J. +. WILLAND.
Thomas street. city. Aug. 21, 1907.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-21
$3.50, ,ooo, 900 SCHEME TO
IMPROVE RAILWAYS

81. Petersburg. Aug. n.-The minister OF
railways has submitted 10 the council OF
ministers a scheme for improvements in
the state railways which II IL proposed 70
carry out during 1eoe-12. The total esu-
mated expense Is s45s, ,0oo,0 0oQ-
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-21

Friend-I am afraid. your husband hos
"A very bad cold: he's continually sneez-
ing. It's quite painful 10 hear him. Why
don't you ask a doctor 10 see hlm7
Matron-well, I'm waiting just few
days because " amuses baby 30 TO see
his father sneeze.-Life.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-21
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Continued from Page OneD
Mrs. Eddy has legal right to a
finding OF her competency upon the
case as 1t now stands or upon such
further evidence as she may intro
duce, concluded Mr.. Streeter. and de-
manded from the masters finding to
that effect.
Judge Aldrich. for the masters, said
the issue submitted to them was pure
ly a property question, and they had
endeavored to bar out all questions
of religious faith. The masters had
submitted TO them by Judge Chamber
lin an issue.
There is Nothing Left
"The next friends having withdrawn
from this hearing and announced that
they will withdraw the suit from the
superior court there Is nothing left
for us to hear and we do not think
we should be justified in going for
ward with an ex-parte hearing" he
said.
I'VE shall make a report to Judge
Chamberlin containing all the evidence
and the happenings OF today. In case
we are in error in respect to the effeot
of next friends withdrawal Judge
Chamberlin can direct us to resume
the hearing
Without such order we do not think
we should be justified in going for
ward with this hearing.
In reply to a question by Judge
Aldrich, Mr.. Streeter said he would
except to this ruling
Gigantic Farce"
Alfred Farlow of the Christian Science
publication committee gave out a state
ment IN which he characterized the suit
as a gigantic farce. an effort TO annoy
and discredit Mrs. Eddy and stigmatize
the religion OF which she is the founder.
In which the next friends were probably
the tools OF designing men.
The hearing so far as It had progressed.
he said, had served 10 show that Mrs.
Eddy had manifested a shrewdness In her
investments and I'm the general manage
ment OF her affairs which is seldom
eaualled even by the most painstaking
and careful business men: and that she is
surrounded by trusted friends OF her own
choosing who are unusually attentive and
careful regarding her wants.
The leading opposing counsel, Mr..
Chandler and Gen. streeter. declined TO
add anything in statements TO the press
TO what they said in court this morning
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-21
TWO MEN HURT
BY CAR COLLISION

Patrick Way, 4s years old. was thrown
from a wagon this noon during COLI
sion with a street car on Broadway and
Federal streets and received several con-
tusions. and n companion received a scalp
wound. Both were taken to ths Rhode
Island hospital
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-21

her home. II Wisdom avenue. yesterday
afternoon. Her funeral will be held at
the Church OF the Blessed Sacrament.
Friday morning at O'Clock.
James Plews, a we'll known young man.
died at his home, Clio Hartford ave
nue., Monday evening. and his funeral was
held this afternoon at $50 O'Clock.
GONE TO THE HOSPITAL.
A little son OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
weeden was taken from his home. s2
Laban street. this morning to the Rhode
Island hospital TO be cared for for a very
serious attack OF appendicitis. 1t is but a
few days ago that the family was called
upon to part with their daughter Alice,
who was stricken with typhoid, fever. and
in attempt to save her life one OF her
legs was amputated
LOTS OF NOISE, BUT LITTLE FIRE.
The fire bells played a merry tune
nearly all during yesterday afternoon, the
greater portion OF the alarms being for
grass fires. The firemen. however, had
one good-sized blaze, this being at a barn
owned by James Rurnson Huntington ave-
nue., apd II was with considerable diff
Guilty that the structure was saved. A
spark from a passing locomotive is sup
posed to be the cause
ALL READY FOR TOMORROW.
The committee who are making ar
W
tomorrow. Friday. Saturday evenings
and Saturday afternoon. for the benefit
OF the new St AIMS mission at Silver
Lake, met last evening and made final
preparations for the same.
WANTS THEM TO FIND HER BOY.
Mrs. Malvina Baker of 2SS Manton ave-
nue. called at the Chaffee street police sta
ton last evening and asked the officials
10 locate her son Emil. IA years old. who
has been missing from home since Sun
day.
GETTING ALONG SLOWLY.
Mounted Patrolman Frank Luby who
was injured while In the performance OF
his duty some time ago and is confined
to his home on Bend street, is improving
slowly. he being unable yet to stand upon
his left leg. which was injured
Mrs. Annie Cannon, OF Worcester, Mass,
is the guest OF her brother Charles GAN
non and family. at their residence. 45 Nc
Donough street.
Patrolman Sullivan, who, with his fam
lily. spent their vacation at Riverside. re-
turned to duty at the Chaffee street sta
ton this morning.
Mr.. Thomas Conley. the nestor and his
torian OF the Old Homestead club. has re-
turned from a visit TO friends al Campton,
Conn.
Patrolman Mcdonald of the Chaffee
street station has returned TO duty after
a short illness
During the past n hours four men have
been arrested in this district for intoxica-
ton.
Patrolman Shea OF the Chaffee street
station was reported sick at roll call this
morning.
A pair OF Ice tongs valued at $3.50 were
| stolen from the shed OF the Providence
| Ice company on Ethel street yesterday.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-21

II a dog would only put the energy that
he devotes 20 wagging his tall INTO turn
ing the ice cream freezer only think
how useful he might. bel-somervilis
| Journal.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-21
SENSATION PRODUCED;
EDDY CASE ENDS

Even II successful In this trial before the
masters. the next friends" II is said,
would have gained little. Success would
not give them possession either of Mrs
Eddy's person or her estate. But close
students OF the remarkable case predict
thar armed with the evidence already
crystalized in legal records the next
friends" are in position to execute a flank
movement
DR.. Harnilton's View
The Christian Science publication COM
mittee gave out this noon a thousand
word statement from DR. Allen McIane
Hamilton OF New York. an alienist, who
In this city at the request OF her counsel.
He concludes: From my knowledge Of
the case. from careful study of all the
letters and documents submitted TO me,
ana from my examination OF Mrs Eddy
i am firmly OF the opinion that she is
manage her affairs and that she is not
coerced In any way. In fact, II would
appear as IL she takes the initiative upon
all occasions.
The allegations concerning Mrs Eddys
belief in malicious animal magnetism
are ridiculous. am convinced that the
WORDS are only used anonymously with
malign influence Mrs. Eddy has no in
sane delusions and In print and elsewhere
simply enunciates the conventional part OF
her creed which she and 10000 believe in.
No matter how improbable or unaccept-
able IL may prove to be to the community
generally, II is no more remarkable than
others that have been before or that ex-
ist today, and her alleged delusions re-
garding mesmer1sm. the non-existence OF
an integral part OF very many religious
beliefs
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-21
IN THE FIELD
%' OF LABOR

be
abor itor
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-21

her home, II Wisdom avenue. yesterda.
afternoon Her funeral will be held a
the Church or the Blessed Sacrament
Friday morning at 3 o'clock
James Plews. a we'll known young man
died at his home, Clio Hartford ave
nue.. Monday evening, and his funeral wa
held this afternoon at $50 O'Clock.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-09-27


will be located its terminals, shops
and yards.
The survey 90 the new line agreed
upon runs in almost = straight line
from DenveF TO Fort Collins mid-
way between the present lines of
the Union Pacific aud Colorado 4
southern.
From Fort Collins the line will
run northwest, crossing the consin-
entail divide through Fish Greek
canen where the grade Is easy and
the crossing one that presents no
dislicult engineering feats. The
canon IL IL miles long. After ieav.
ing the canon the road as planned
will tap the territory - yet an
trascrsed BY railroads - far north
~ Laramie. The surveys FROM this
point on to Lander have been made
but the exact route has not hesn
definitely determined upon. The
final surveys may throw the line
south of Lander, with a spur into
the city.
Yellowstone park will he brought
within q nights ride Of Denver by
The ae~ road. Being ; north and
s1ath road. the Laramie line when
completed will inteFcept all of the
trAnscontinental lInes north of Den
yer. The Union Pacific. Northwest
ern. Sc. Paul aud Hlll lines. Thi'
will give Denver mn outlet and .snlel
70 The great northwest and connec
tions with great railway syssemi
such ~ Il could not re. In any othel
way.
Colonel II. II. Dwyer, forneFl!
connected with the Illinois Centra
and Gould hnes and known fron
coast 10 coast mn m able Fallr0al
man, is the general manager OF th
new road. &. $. Johnson, who ha
been connected with . number Q
large commercial and induatria
enterprises, II the president.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-09-27
After Shysser Lawyers.

Land Commissions. Baliinger has
issued an order reqsiring registers
and receivers Of lacal land Offices 10
prepare applications 10 make entry
and iiiings On public lands whenever
20 requested by prospective eniry-
men. Blank forms ~ilI be Supplied
Tor the purpose and tbe aeFvlee vail
be rendered without charge - the
eutryman.
This order IL made 90 ahnt oul
shyMter lawyers @ho have been
charging from sI 10 - for making
ont applications for entgymen.
Mash 0f their work kas been laae,
earate, causing delay IN action apof
cases. Mr. Baliinger wanta - pui
shgster lssyeFs Oat of business ane
simultaneously assist ssttiers sh,
ara trying % secaFe pablir lands 70
proper purposes.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-09-27
The Public Schools.

The third week of school closes
today with the grades pretty ~eil
organized for the years work. The
enrolment has passed the zoo mark
and many more are yet 70 come in.
Miss Muir, FIRST primary In the
Lincoln building, has about 20 hstle
tots under her care. This Is ii leas.
- more than she should havel but
the employment OF another primary
teacher il out OF the question:. 80
she will do the best she possibly
uan with them.
Owing 10 the delay In getting
the old Presbyterian Mission build
ing ready. the high school did not
begin until last Monday morning,
There are now % enrolled IN that
department--l5 in the ninth grade
and in the tenth. Thus all but .
of those whn graduated from the
eighth grade last June have entered
the high school. However. only
half Of those who were in the ninth
grade last year have continued IN
school this year. This is not a.
good an attendance in the high
school as we had expected. but We
hope to see the : tenth graders com
plete the course aud graduate with
honors in 1910. The class u com
posed Of ak young ladies and on'
young gentleman
Beginning with next Monday th'
pupils will be given an hour and
half at noon, and school will Gloss
at 4 iustead or 3:ts.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-09-27
Meeker In New York.

4 team OF oxen drawing q prairie
schooner, The driver Of which wAs :
rugged looking old man. who wore
10 typical western garh, attracted
great crowds on Broadway, aays a
New York dispatch Of sept. 90.
The vehicle and The driver were not
only III striking contrast with the
automobiles aud carriages on the
..Great White Way. but they we're
= decided novelty ~ New York.
Tho dryer was Ezra Meeksr, q
pioneer OF the Oregon trail. who bad
returned over the trail be followed
10 the west half . centaFy ago. AL
along Riverside drive from Grants
tomb 10 seventy.second street be
t~as followed By an interested aud
curious throng When Broadway
wa reached the crowd ans 10 dense
that tho oxen which The hale old
man afterwards described ne Dave
aud Dandy. had . hard time TO
make any headwsy. Meekers# trip
eaded at Last - the battery.
lie bad eome ell the way from
TumwateF. Wash, 10 New Ysfk ~
go days. Ills object IN making
the journey i 20 persuade the gov
eminent 20 build national highway
from east 10 west.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-09-27

A fiumoDe Appeal.
Civ E thls.
.

humane citizen of Richmond, lad,
Mr.. L. n. williams, lot West y4aiu ST.,
sass: II appeal 10 all persons with
weak lungs to take DIR. KIng's Neg Dis
coyery, the only remedy that has helped
me and fully comes up to Inappropriate tors
Recommendation IL saves more lives
tha ali other throat aud lung remedies
nat together. Tsed as a cough and cold
cure the world over. Cures asthma
hrdnrhltia, Group. whoopEng cough
uuinsy, hoaxsensss, and phebssie, sssps
hessorrhaqes Of the lungs and buladl
thsm up. ggaavaatseh at Ritter Bros
DsAg Go. Soc and 800. Trial bO1Ii'
frsk.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-09-27
tieoleh II the conoI Zone.

The high wages paid make q . mighty
temptation TO our soang artisans 20
Ioln the force of akilisd wOFkmea naaded
to construct fhe Panama Ganaf. Many
are restrained however By The lear ~
Eevers and malaria. Il Il the knowinR
ones-thoss who hass used Eleetfse Eit.
GERS, who go there without this lear. well
knowing they are Hafs from tnaaaFf0nm
Influence With Electric Hittera % hand.
Gures ulood pOisua aOOs bflionsneae /.
weakness and all stomach liver and hid.
nsy troubles. uuaFaasssd by fateT Bros.
Drug Co. 5uc.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-09-27
An Addition to the Depot.

A gang from the Short Line build.
ing department has constructed a
50-foot addition 10 the depot here
during the past week. THE, Of
course, means that We are not %
have a new depot this year, but we
do not take il TO mean that the com.
pany has abandoned its intention Of
ever erecting q depot here. The
facts are. that the waIeroom was
totally inadequate 10 accommodate
the business and In response TO ie-
peated urgent requests from Agent
Mattson for more room IN which Ia
store the freight that cannot poaslbly
be hauled away direct from the cars
the company has erected lhia add.
lion. Mr.. Brookheart, foreman oi
the construction gang, gave IL a. bis
opinion that ihe erection Of the nd.
dltion would not delay the conssrnc
tion Of the new depot . day. ''li
the company was ready 20 go q
work on the new depot tomorrow, =
said Mr.. Drookheart, s'this addition
would have been built Just the same
because II Is absolutely needed -
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-09-27
Another Railroad Through Idaho.

A great new railway system which
eyentaally will directly connect
Denver and Seattle, cutting > vast
region - yet almost entirely aDde-
veloped and not travsrsed By raii-
roads, il said % be an assured fast,
says the Denyer News
The new road i the Denver, lar.
annie / Northwestern. IT, head
quarters are In Denyer. The actual
work of construction will begin
within 90 days. Al possible speed
will be employed In building n,
road 10 Laramie. Wyo. The majoi
pOrtson Of the right of va has beel
secured. A Denver terminal bs'
been arranged Tor. and the company
owns In Zee slmpIe . right of wa,
over The continental DIVIDE shrougI
Fish Greek canon, where The grad
10 Les than 2 per cent, ard wheF
no difzicuIt engineenag feats NJ
presented. The company hAs ale
purchased 100 acres Of lard With
the cisy limita Of Denver. whe'
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-09-27

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