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BOWEN--In East Providence, on the
24th inst, William Shaw Bowen. in
the Gath year OF his age.
BRETT--In this city. on the cath inst.
At the residence OF her son, 26 Bax-
ter street. Catherine Elizabeth. wife
OF John Brett.
COLTON-In this city on the Gath inst.
Katherine. wife of Daniel Cotton.
CONYERS--In Arlington, on the 2tth
inst, George Conyers. in his 5Sth
year. Residence 904 Cranston street.
CRoNtN-fn this eity-N -Nep- "A, Alice c..
wife of John Cronn.
FAIR-On Monday, Nov, Joseph
Brooks. son of Robert NJ. Fair, in the
36th year of his age.
GIBBONs--In this city, on the 25th
inst, Mary, wife of John Gibbons.
Residence, 301 Manton avenue.
HAst<ELL--In Lawrence. Kansas, Nov.
"a, John Il. Haskell father OF Mrs.
William Macdonald OF Providence.
HILTON--In this city the gath inst, at
the residence of her son, Mr.. Charles
O. Cloudman. Lydia Jane, widow or
Nathan Hilton, In her 92d year
IANGAN-In this city, OH the 25th Inst.
Mary A Langan. widow or Thomas
Langan.
LANNoN-1n this city. on the 2itt
inst Nellie r., wife OF William III:
I,anIion and daughter Of John ana
Susan Curley
MAGEE-In Bristol Nov. 20, David
Magee. aged % years. IL days.
McELRoy-In this city. on. tine 25th
inst, Bernard McElroy. Member OF
Wallace Branch, No. $780, c. Il. OF "A.
MoNAHAN--In this city. on the 2itE
inst. Catherine, daughter OF Bernard
and the late Isabelle mckinley
Monahan. in her 29th year.
RoACH--In this city. on the 2tth inst.
James r.. son OF Mary an dthe late
James Roach. Residence Is Salisbury
street
this city, on the 25th
inst. John Thurston, I'm the 5Sth
year OF his age.
wATTs-In Cranston. Nov. 25. 1907,
Alfred Ernest Watts, aged ~ years.
WATTs-In Philadelphia. on Monday.
Nov %. 1907, Caroline Helmuth. wife
OF Charles Alfred Watts and daugh-
ter OF the late Alfred Kantzinger.
MILCoN-In Bristol. Nov. 25. David s.
WILCOX, aged Sc years, months, 10
days.
MooD-ln East Providence. on the
cath inst, Hiram ID. Wood. I'm his s2a
year.
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STATE OF RHODE ISLAND.
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND.
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE
new ELECTION
THIRD WARD

Whereas, At the City Election held in
the City of Providence on Tuesday, No
vember s. 1907. as appears from the GER
tificate OF the Board of Canvassers and
Registration filed with the City Clerk no
person was lawfully elected to the office
OF fourth member of the Common Coun-
cil from the Third Ward, and Whereas.
The Board OF Aldermen of the City OF
Providence, on the 18th day of November
A. ID. 1907. ordered that New Election
be held in the Third Ward on Wednes-
day. November q, 1907.
Wherefore The electors in the Third
Ward qualified TO vote for members of
the City Council are hereby notified and
warned to assemble in ward meeting on
Wednesday. November ~, 1907, at the fol-
lowing places, viz:
First District-Ward Room. $50 North
MHTu street reconstruction fifii1.- Hit.
Second District-Ward Room on Smith
street.
Third District--Voting Booth, Whlpple
street, near Douglas avenue
Fourth Distriet-Store.. l25 Douglas
avenue.
Fifth District-Har 756 Branch avenue
Sixth District-Store. 542 Charles street
ONE member OF the Common Council
who shall be qualified voter i'm said city
and resident OF said Third Ward
Said ward meetings. as the law directs
shall be kept open from sunrise at 6:i9 a.
m, until O'Clock H. IN.
(Sun rises at 6:49 "A. MI
(Sun sets at AIS p. MI
Witness my hand and seal of said city.
this nineteenth day OF November. A. ID
1907. WILLIAM +. CLARKE.
n19-7t City Clerk.
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io-room cottage. barn and hen house.
Good we'll 1900 feet land next Palace
Gardens. one mile below Pawtuxet: near
electrics. 1850 Easy terms.
THOMAS ~. EARLY a CO.,
Piano and Furniture Movers.
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FOR SALE--TWO-FAMIL HOUSE ON
Friendship street. II rooms. rental $3.50
per year. Price $500 @. L. & H. j.
GROSS. managers of estates. Union Trust
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New-York tribune., 1907-11-10
Absurdity of the Limitation

HOW absurd is all this! Let us agree that any sll
pie number for instance five, shall be represele"
by line. say five inches long. Then, bv the ~
tesian convention, the second power of ure Sf~iI =
represented by square, measuring n\c int ne go 80
way; and the third power by cube measuring T -
inches each edge. Now 70 reach the 1ouIs-
power, simply multiply this cube by tive Its ST"PN
illustration will be line of cubes, or tve cubes II :
row To reach the fifth power, multiply the euue e. =.
hve by five times tive. That Is 10 say, form sit,
figure out of twenty-five of the cubes. nus - ~
fifth power is a square of the cubes To form - -
sixth power, form new and larger cube OF 1he 80
which have been dealt with The seventh pO,T,j
Will he illustrated by line of the larger cubes
SO al iHfnilDu. -,
There Is in the Cartesian convention really hotT
occult, esoteric. intangible. 1t IS simply coLlN -
device, applicable IN some cases and Wh'liN ..+y
plCable in others as a means of visuahzlng q'lt&ts "
There is reason in the world why It should
ITS finish with the third power.
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opposite the door and prepares O. wait We hadn't
stood there a minute before there COMES squeal
from behind, and some one says
Whv. Wilbur Cobb Is that yoC-
And what do YOU guess shows up There al he
curb Is big, open tourin Ca-,-one gr -.- apuenr,
shiny knd-WIth a slick lookIn' shutter IN front,
and standin' UP in the tOnueau. a tart little lady
we,,rin' Broadway clothes that was -E-- up 70 The
minute hair done into breakfast rolls hind and
a long pink veil streamin' down her back Only
bv the pug nose and the mouth could ---ss that.-
might be Zvlphina. And II was
There want any gettIn away lrI-- --a act tf2-
she was little Jared at seem Wi-..- eokIn -
cute: but that nOthln % the Ju- he handed
us Mr.. Cobb, he Just opens his r.--- md g2zei
at her like she was some sort OF -a1 ez- -1lc And
Pincknev. who'd been eXpectn s1-- ing N
dOliar-t hirtv-uine ShlTtwaIst and -ed SEI-
is down and out. 1t didn't take --- uQren
minute TO see that if ZylphIua has 9 the stage
where she wears pony jackets and ride eNpenslys
bubbles. our little pie counter roman. IS headed
for the ash can
.Stung in both eyes" says unde- ry breath
Well WE'LL" saws Zylphina. ho.la ut three
fingers When did YOU hit Broadu Wilbur.
II was all up 10 Cobb then He t- up 70 me
tonneau and gathers IN the fingers d. Ike, IS
If he was walkln IN his sleep. 1C- gets oUi
somethin about bein' mighty glad O. -er ags1n-
Zvlphina sizes him mp kind OF Curl'r- Id smiles
You must let me introduce YOU Q. ... friend
SAYS she. Roland, this Is Mr. COBB. -- Kansas
Mr. Shutter grins too. as he sHss- -tns WIN
Wilbur. 1t was a great Joke
=" He's awfullv nice To me, Ro-- SE3
Zylphina, with giggle. And ain -'5 swell
car, though? Roland takes me tc 1Carl1
house in it most every night Bu- are ne
corn and hogs dom, Wilbur
Say, there was topic Wilbur v.- On Hs
throws her grateful g-In and I-. 70 VI
timber his conversation works He - Il, i ma
how many acres he put IN 10 corn las ing d. p,
much 1t ShuCked 20 the acre. and h... . 1eid q
hogs he has Just sent to the han. and .. rate:
That brand OF talk sounds kInd ot t.y- re -,'-e'
the arc lights; but Zylphiua pricNs U. ears
BE- Ten carloads ot hogs says she .- "'L
or are YOU just havIn dream
Il Calate it'll be twenty next -als NJ
fShn for SOWethin IN his pocket. s-e IN
packing house receipts for the ten. -s
Lets see, SAYS She and by the she sans
her eve over them documents YOU c tell tH~'
Zyphna q seen the like before Also rs some
thin of a ready reCkouer
oh, Wilbur SAYS She maxim a cap ana
landin with her arms around his neca- I'd youls
Wilbur. I'm Yours.
And Wilbur, he gathers her in
Roland SAYS l, steppIu up q. --. shui's-
You can crank up. HoNie's IN III
tenth
New-York tribune., 1907-11-10

a year or So, and then come again. Ever hear Of
Wilbur. from HoNie, Kan
Whether it was a squeal or a smoker, l oouIln
make out; but she As | couldn drag
Wilbur up 10 the receiver, | has 70 carry through
the talk nvself. and makes date for HIM To meet
her in front OF the hotel at six-thirty that eyenia
when the day shift of nail pohshers goes on duty
' Does that suit, Wilbur says |.
Does il: You never saw So much pure Joy spread
over single CountenanCe as what he flashes up.
He gives me grip can feel vet and the grin that
opens his face was one of these reg lar ConnectoTs
Pinckncv was tCkled too, and It all l cap do to
get him 0 one side here can whisper confidential.
Maybe it amt struck You Vet. says /, that
Zvlphna's hkely have changed some IN her
ideas as to what Il honey boy looks like Now
Wilbur's all right in his way; but ain he a little
rugged to spring on a lady manicure that hasn
seen him for sometime:
And when Piucknev comes to take close view,
he agrees that Mr.. Cobb is trife fuzzy. But We
can spruce him up. says Plnckney- here are
four hours 10 do it in
Four weeks would be better SAYS I; Its
considerable of a contract
That don't bother PiuCkney any. He got nothing
else hand for the afternoon, and he can plan
any better sport than Hnprovm Wilbur S looks SO
Zylphinas first impression. Il be good one
brown costume, drapin' him in a couple OF bath
robes, while Swiftly takes the suit out % one ot
these pants-pressed-w while-you-walt places. " hen
il comes back with creaseS IN the legs ne huStleS
Wilbur into a cab and starts tor a barber shop.
say, | dont suppose CobbH ever know It; but
If he'd been huntin' for expert help along that
than he did when PinCkney gets interested IN his
case. When they floats in again, along about SIN
o'clock, | hardly knows Wilbur for the same party
He's wearn long black ulster that covers up
most OF the plaid nightmare he's shook the Woolr
lid for a fall block derby, ne S had his face scraped
and powdered, and his neck nnglcts trimmed up;
and he even sports pair of yellow kids and silver
headed stick
"Gosh!' saws l. Looks like you'd run him
through finishing machine. Why, he'll have
Zylphina after him with a net
Yes" saws Pncknev. Il fancy he'll do now
As for Wilbur. he only looks good natured and
happy Course PinCknev wants To go along with
him, that it all turns out right and he counts
in too, so OF starts | was a little curious
to get a glimpse of Zylphiua myself, and watch how
stunned she'd be For We has 1t all framed up how
she'l act Havin' seen that tintype, can't get it
out Of my head that she's still wearn her hair
loose and lookin like NJ liss in the first act.
" Hope she'll be time, says |, as We turns the
corner.
There was more less folks goin' and comm
from the ladies' entrance; but no girl like the one
was lookiu' for So fetches up in a bunch
New-York tribune., 1907-11-10

OF arithmetIc inculcated in us When We were
pupils at school They derived it. consciously or
great French philosopher who said, Il think,
therefore | am"
This Frenchman, DesCartes offered a simple
scheme for illustrating the first, second, and third
powers of numbers by drawing respectively a line,
square and cube. This became conventional the
to look upon it necessary thing of universal APP
plcation
The reverse IS true. If one employs five men for
day at five dollars each. the total of wages viii
be the second power of the number FIVE; but there
is particular why the wages should be rep
resented by the diagram of a square If he employs
the for five DAYS their wages will represent the
third power of the number FIVE; but what connection
would they have with Cube?. n may have
five chains, of five links each Strung together their
united length will represent the second power of the
number five but they would be represented logically
by continuous straight line, and not 10y square
Most practical mathematicians however and
New-York tribune., 1907-11-10
By HUBERT M. SKINNER

suppose, in the city of Cartesia; partly
because there never was any such place.
and partly because the famous conven-
ton was never held anywhere The
convention was not a meeting of dele
gates with credentials, raped To order
by temporary chairman. Neverthe-
less, there is not one whom the Cartesian
convention has not reached with its in
tluencc.
What is the Cartesian convention2 1t
is a habit of thought which our teachers
New-York tribune., 1907-11-10

change Its different from wearin' an apron, and
the gents what takes their food there steady
her like a perfect lady. New York IS big place
but she gettin' she knows her way around
quite well now. and it would seem funny to go
back TO a little onc-horse burg like Colby
And that's all Nothin' about her bein Wilbur
demand, or anything OF that kind. Course. 1t $
antique old yarn; but it all fresh TO Wilbur
Not bCin much OF a letter writer, he keeps teedIn
the hogs punctual, and hOein the corn, and WaItiu
for more news But there's nothin don
hen, says he, got TO thlnkn and thlnkln
and this fall, being as how was coming far east
IS Chicago a shippers pass. | rcCkons I'd better
keep right on here, hunt Zyphiua up, and take her
back with me
The way he tells it was real earnest and at some
points them whey coored eyes of his moistens up
good an dewy; but he finishes strong and smin'
You wouldn't guess, though, that any corn fed
romance like that would stir up such blood
Pinckney? y few months back he wouldn't have
listened farther the preamble; but now he couldn
have been more interested if this was Of
Romeo Astor and Juliet Dupeyster.
Shorty says he, cant we do something To-
help Mr.. Cobb find this young LADY,"
Do You mean it, says l, 'or are You battin' up
a iosh'"
lie means it, all right He spiels off lot of gush
about the JOY of unitin two lovin hearts that has
got strayed so | asks Wilbur if he can furnish any
description of Zylphina. Sure, he can. He digs
up leather wallet from his inside pocket and hands
out a tintype of Miss Beck one of these portraits
framed in pale pink paper taken by a wagon artist
that had wandered out to the junction.
a enough prairie rose. She's wearin her hair
loose over her shoulders, and genuine Shy Ann
hat, one Of those ten-inch brims with the front
pinned back. The pug nose and the big mouth
want just after the Venus model; but it's likely
she looked good to Wilbur. L takes one squint
and hands it back.
Nix, never!" says l. I've seen lots of fairies
on l2d-st but none like that Put it back over
your heart, Wilbur, and try ad. in the lost
column"
But Pnckney amt willin' to give up so easy He
c4,rc Mr. Cbh has I
miles this tender mission, and it's up us to do
our best towards helping him along. couldn t
Just where let into this affair of Wilbur i;
but Pinckney's so set on it, l begins battn my
head for a way of takin' up the trail.
And it's wonderful what sleuth work YOU can
do just by usin the phone liberal First l calls up
the agent of the buildin and finds that the meal
faCtry has moved over Eighth-ave. Then |
gets that number, and brings Zylphina old boss
TO the wire. Sure, he remembers Miss Beck. No
she ain I with him now. He thinks she took course
in manicurin, and one of the girls says she heard
Of her doin the hand holdin act in an apartment
hotel West 35th-st. After three tries we has
Zylphna herself on the phone
Guess who's here" SAYS |.
That YOU, Roland2" says she.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-10

Of the third power as a cube" ana IRE read,
the instant To- draw a dIagr.l- -l PI''O
their correctness in this But on the nth power
the CarteSan convention broke down 1p-e's..
Like grandfather's clock, 1t stopped -a.rt. never
To go again. =
Why do We not make diagrams oi ,-c iour''
power, or of the fifth, or of any higher
Because say the CartesiauS, 1t Is --,tI-N l. u
possible; 1t is unthinkable The Cartesao r.rE emu en- !.
considers nothing beyond the third povtr thCss me-
IS no graphic expression for any power reEoAd -''
third,
New-York tribune., 1907-11-10
THE CARTESIAN CONVENTION

lie Cdrtesian Con-
N6ntlOn was not
held. as one might
New-York tribune., 1907-11-10

most teachers. -..--S siy"A
oi the second I er el
number as a Square, 'i,-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-04
DEMOCRATS NOMINATE
FOR COUNTY OFFICES

Especial to The Times-Dispatch,)
BUCKINGHAM. VA. September a.
The Democratic County COMMITTEES met
here to-day with ten members in at
tendance. W. c. Chapel was re-
elected chairman and w. W. Haskins
secretarN. The nominees Of the Demo-
cratic party for the Offices to be filed
at the coming election are as follows:
For Commemorative Attorney, T.. w.
Hubardt for Sheriff, Lewis Williams,
for Treasurer, James L. Anderson A
prominent Republican here says that
Fllppin, the Republican nominee for
the Legislature, has declined to run.
II this is true, this leaves Judge A. S.
Hall no opposition, Colonel r. r. Hu-
bard has announced his candidacy for
the office of attorney for the Common
wealth. McCraw and GriEg are indie
pendent candidates for sherifT, while
Spencer and Garnett are the Republic
can candidates for the treasurershlp.
The committee, which met here on
the 10th, recommends that the county
borrow money 10 work the roads; that
two mule teams and two road ma
chimes be bought, and that suitable
man be employed In each district who
under the Supervision of q county
superintendent or engineer, shall have
la charge the working Of tile roads.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-04
"DRYS' SUBMIT
THEIR PETITION
Attorneys Ask That Names Of
Certain Voters Be Erased,
Alleging Violation Of Law.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.]
sTAuNToN, VA. September 3.--The
Supreme Court of Appeals convened
here this morning, the following judges
being present: r. II. Cardwell, J. A.
Buchanan, S. G. Whlttlo and G.. NJ
Harrison.
Cases disposed OF were National In
surance Company of Virginia VS.. j. j.
Barham. transferred from Wythevilie
time being taken TO consider case;
j. w. Splitter, j. y. Fauver VS.. r. NJ
Guy, registrar, and same VS.. j. A.
HUTCHINSON, registrar, writ of man
damus fled This is presented by T. X.
Hackman and Mr.. Whitehead, attor-
neys for the "drys" in the recent local
option election, in which the said reg
istrars are asked to erase certain
names of men registered who had not
paid their poll tax prior to May.
Taylor Mccoy was authorized to
practice in this court.
Summary:
Squire Hamer VS.. Commonwealth OF
Virginia, from Circuit Court of Allie
ghany. submitted on briefs.
Mcintyre VS.. Smyth was continued.
Charlottesville and Albemarle Rail-
way Company vs.. Rubin, submitted on
briefs.
Miller vs. simpson heard in part and
continued.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-04
WOODBRIDGE CAMPS
ANNUAL MEETING
Hon. D. C. Richardson, of Rich.
nond, Delivers Ringing
Address.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l
CHESTERFIELD C. H., VA, Septeu,-
Der 3.-The William B. Woodbridge
Camp of Confederate Veterans to-day
held its fourth anniversary celebrate ton
of the unveiling OF the Confederate
monument in the courthouse yard, and
one of the largest crowds which has
celebrated the day since the unveil-
ing on September 2, 1908. spent happy
day on the court green. Hon. David
c. Richardson. of Richmond, was tho
orator OF the occasion, and delivered
q ringing and well-received address, A
sumptuous dinner was served under the
splendid shade trees and In the public
buildings, rain somewhat interfering
with the pleasure of the spread. A
fine kettle of Brunswick stew was
served direct from the log fire where
it WAS made for the occasion. Miss
Addie Cridlin and Miss Lichtenstein
delighted the audience in the court
room with recitations. Owing to the
rain the Chesterfield Chapter OF
the Daughters of the Confederacy
postponed their expected meeting I'M
til later day in this month.
Captain w. w. Baker, commander OF
the Woodbridge Camp. was here to en-
iiyen the day with his wit, as was also
Captain John Lamb, who would have
been called on for an address but 70.
the Indictment weather in the after
noon.