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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-16

Meetings tonight:
Sausage Makers. Labor Temple.
Painters, LabeE FeH4pie.--
Executive Board Central Labor Union.
Labor Temple
Railway Clerks. s4 Westminster street.
Stationary Engineers. 157 Westminster
street.
Mason's and Bricklayers. q North
Main street
l. A. Steamftters. 9s Weybosset street.
CARPENTERS LOCAL ~.
The Carpenters union meeting held last
evening at the Labor Temple was not
very well attended. There was no import
ant business and the routine affairs were
quickly settled with very little discus
sion. Reports from the delegates TO the
Central Labor union and from the Provi-
dence Building Trades Council were re-
ceived and ordered filed.
The report of the business agent showed
the demand for men very brisk and con-
ditions In general good.
STEAMFITTERS
Three new members were initiated at
the meeting OF the steamftters last even
ing and a number OF candidates for men,
bership in the union were proposed and
their cases left with the board of in
quiry. Reports from the union representa-
tives at the discussions OF the Building
Trades Council were received. The busi-
ness agents report was accepted. The re-
naming business was also OF an entirely
routine nature.
MACHINISTS.
Local 1i7 OF the international Associa-
tlon OF Machinsts met In the large hall OF
the Labor Temple last evening. The
union, which is already one of the strong
est and soundest In the state is gaining In
membership very rapidly and last even
ing eight new men were added to the
membership, which Is over three thou
sand. The business report was received
and 10 applications for membership were
handed to the investigating committee
After the business had been settled the
roffle which was scheduled for last night
was held. About 1900 tickets had been solo
and there was a good deal OF interes
shown as TO who would be the winner o
the $50 gold piece which was being drawr
for The lucky number was 30 as yet TIA
owner has not called for his money. which
! is at present Mt the office OF the machin
| lists union awaiting its claimant
A. F. L., X. I. BRANCH.
At n meeting OF the Rhode 1slan'
! branch OF the American Federation o
Labor. Il was voted to send n resolution
! to the president asking him TO favor IN,
/ government ownership OF the telegraph
! lines I'm this country. A letter was als
ordered sent TO the Republican state com
mittee endorsing the candidacy OF Mr
Burdick of Newport for the general as
| sembly
IN OTHER CITIES.
| John Mitchell has been operated upoi
| for appendicitis at the hospital in Ii
! Sale III. He rallied after the operation
/ and last night he was resting easily, Du
| his condition is still considered yer!
! serious
| A union labor mass meeting was held II
| New Britain. MINI, at which Rev. NJ. n
| Martinson was denounced for sendint
| strike breakers TO the Minnesota mines
| A collection was raised to publish liter
| ature in connection with the campaign
against the clergyman who has ATTEMPTED
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-16
IN THE FIELD
@ OF FLABOR

addressed
aborE Nevs-D
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-16
PAWTUXET VALLEY
CunYocati0n Of Landmark Chap
tor MasOnS at Phenlx.
Coat StuIen.. Notes.

The annual convocation OF Landmark
Royal Arch Chapter. was held IN Masons
hall and the following officers were In
stalled in full form by Right Excellent
William H. Scott, Grand Scribe OF the
Grand Chapter OF Rhode island. assisted
by Excellent Edwin NJ. Wheeler acting
captain OF the host The election was as
follows: High priest, J. Ellery Hudson'
king, Joseph Lawton. scribe Charles
Morton; chaplain, Louis A. Bellington;
captain OF host, Andrew Yorston; princi-
pal sojourner Everett w. Whitford; 4;
royal arch captain, Walter A. Bowen;
master ofethird vale. William +. Little
field; Master OF second vale. Allan Nc
Nab, Jr: master OF first vale. Harry T..
Mason; senior steward, Isaac +. Chase
Jr.: Junior steward. Joseph Rose;
sentinel. Waldo f. Raynsford.
High Priest j. Ellery Hudson, In behalt
OF the members OF the chapter, presented
the retiring high priest Louis a. Bell
ington, with past high priest jewel.
banquet was held in the dining hall
after the ceremonies
COAT WAS STOLEN.
Abby Shea OF Lippitt. had considerable
difficulty I'm recovering coat when q
roommate had stolen from her yester-
day morning.
The two women had been staying at the
Lippitt mill boarding house. the Shea
woman having lived there for some ume'
while the other woman was stranger
and had only been out OF the state farm
a couple OF weeks. The stranger packed
up her belongings yesterday morning 10
leave town and in the bundle she In
cluded a coat belonging TO the Shea
woman, who soon missed the garment
and started In pursuit of the woman
whom she overlook at Harris, Where d
lively scene followed.
The shea woman recovered her coat
but her face was terribly scratched.
ONTO HIS JOB.
Factory Inspector Hudson of Harris
visited the Parish House bowling
alleys in Phenix and notified the new pro-
prietor that all the boys employed at the
place under 16 years of age he sent nome,
and that those over the school age be pro-
vlded with working certificates.
ANNUAL VISITATION.
Division Commander Herbert j. Briggs,
with his corps OF officers, will make an
official visit TO Francis c. Green Camp
No 1, Sons of Veterans, at Phenix, to-
morrow evening The local camp has
made special endeavor TO provide suit
fcials.
NOTES.
The case of the Centreville National
bank against Francois Berard, which
was to have been heard In the Fourth
district court yesterday, was continued
one week.
George Potvin OF Arctic and Miss Alice
Breault of Centreville. were married yes
terday morning from the 81. Johns
church. rctic Centre.
The funeral OF h. s. Sommors was held
Yesterday at / o'clock in the st. Philips
church. Crompton. Deceased was res
ident of bridgeport, Conn. and the body
was met at the Centreville station by
Undertaken Read. The burial was In st.
Philips cemetery.
A regular meeting OF Narragansett
Lodge No s, X. OF p, was held last
evening I'm Assembly hall, Phenix. There
was a large attendance OF the members
and business OF a routine nature trans
acted.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-16

II was his duty to- break up a crowd OF
law-breakers, as he termed che striking
miners-nxho- are struggling fer -H4efe-Fea-
and live.
The gendarmes who compose the pope s
guard at Rome are threatening to strike
unless their commander, Count Cocopieri.
increases their wages. A number have
already mrtnied and others have desert
ed because OF the small wages they re-
ceived.
The Amalgamated Society ef Railway
Servants of London has distributed bal
lots among its members. who are to de-
eide whether they will strike for recog-
milton OF their unions or not. The lead
ers are strongly In favor of such a strike,
but the dc cision will not be known until
| Oct, 26
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-16

There were two or three political ru-
most persistent belrs that five new men
are needed TO form the next town council,
the old board. to the minds OF many, hav-
ing passed the days OF usefulness. Il
II is we'll known that q ere will be ut least
four rev men in the council, but there Is
some talk of making IL five. Another
rumor is u at the question Of liquor IL
cense Will bo one Of the issues In the town
election, and this movement In said to
have been started by few men who have
In the past passed as Democrats but
have been a part and parcel OF the Re-
publican machine. These men have been
overlooked" so far and member of
the Republican machine has called upon
them To give them their share OF the con-
tents OF the Barrel" so they will, it is
reported. make liquor license one of the
| issues, but this does not appear TO dis
turb the licuor dealers who do n legiti-
| mat3 busint SIS, and there are those In
the trade who will favor no license, II It
| will tend To make the town better.
| There are four liquor dealers who are
| willing TO close their places OF business
for one year IL the council can devise
some plan to place the liquor traffic on
a better basis.
Stn an9tl,er rumor Is that the Hon. s.
S. Rich will be nominated for senator az
the caucus Monday evening. For some
time Mr.. Rioh's health has not been OF
tho best, and he has, so far, not taken
any part n the political battle but tho
better class OF citizens who knaw that
ne was made an EEK representative for
the reason that he did not and would not
ohey the orders OF Gen. Brayton. think
that he can be elected, or at least win
make IL possible for Mr. George Norton,
the Democratic nominee, to be elected.
HELD THEIR FIRST SOCIAL.
The hrst OF tho series Of soclals to he
given by the Watchemoket Fire COM
pany, was held in the town hall last eve
not quite as large as was looked for by
The fremen, Il was large enough TO make
the Lfiair n financial success. The music
furnished by Hill's orchestra was OF the
best
ELECTED A DEACON.
The Second Baptist church held busi-
ness session In the vestry OF the church
last evening. when George A. Hicks was
! elected as a member OF the board OF dea-
| cons his term OF office being five years
| The board now consists OF five members.
| Some time ago the church voted TO make
| tie number OF deacons not less than -four
nor more than six. and this from the
! fact that the four gentlemen who have
composed the board and who were elect
Cd for life. are getting Old SO Mr.. Hicks
was elected. and II is probable that no
more members OF the board will be elect
ed for life.
MINOR MENTION.
A boy named Coleman was taken into
custody th's morning by the police who
had been on probation for some time for
being n truant
There was nothing out OF the ordinary
at the meeting OF Reliance lodge OF odd
Fellows last evening.
Howard lodge. knights OF Pythlas. will
meet this evening.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-16
Recorded at ALBANY

Albany, n. Y, Oct 16.-An earthquake
OF great proportions in n direction and at
a distance not yet identified began 10
record itself about a. m. today on the
seismosraph at the State Museum. Al
1915 a. m. the movement was stll II
progress undimnished.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-16
PROBATIONER ORDERED
TO PAY COSTS OF COURT

John f. Dulles. who on November %, OF
last year. pleaded guilty to non-support
OF his minor child, and was placed on
probation. was brought into the district
court this morning on a capias. to ex-
plain why he had not paid costs which
now amount TO $3.50.
lie pleaded hard luck, but promised to
paw them within week. and further pro-
ceedngs were continued until the 23d.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-16
HELD TnEIR FIRsT soCIAL.

The irst OF tho series Of soclals to he
given by the Watchemoket Fire COM
pany, was held in the town hall last evo-
ming. and while the number present was
not quite as large as was looked for by
The fremen. Il was large enough 10 make
the Lf1air n financial success The music
furnished by Hill's orchestra was OF the
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-16

Joseph Ramsey Wabash railroad and of the
chief administrative officials the Gould OF railroads
born Pttsburg April I7 1850 Young Ramsey given
ordinary public education and graduated the Western
University of Pbug where he studied engineering He mar
ed Miss Palma April Sth 1875 He first joined the
corps the ST. l. r. r. 1860 and stayed there
year engineer the Pttsburg Southern r. r.
1870 From 1901 until 1893 he the general
manager the G. c. and ST. L. r. r. known the Big Four
tenn. His home S in St. Louis, Mo.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-16
MAGIC HAIR STAIN

For brown or black, prepared by
GEORGE ORMSBY, Wig Maker and
Hairworker. 169 fremont street, Bos-
ton. 1t is simple. safe and easily ap-
piled: contains no lead poisons; use
IL once and you will never use any
other BLANDING e. BLANDING. 54
Weybosset street
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1907-08-30
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. .u,,,,,
y DEPARTMENr OF THE lNIEkiUR, =,
IED otElCE AT GAINESVILLE Fla

h'''' W August 49, l@1
Motto, is hereh, given tina, Joscph " Smi,h,
# Gi4Jri Fla, has filed notice Of ms intention
~, r.,E. traI i've year proof in support Of n.y.
,aim Sn. Homestead Entry ~; 3liH made
j"nr i, s1- f,r the s.. Of S.W and y; -.
~ section ~ Township 30 ; Range By +
and ,ha, sAid proof will be- made before the Clci K
II the Circuit Court, at Fort Pierce Fla Oh
september =, la'1. .,.
He names the following witnesses 10 prove M
continuous residence upon, and cultivation o. the
Walter Boh5. Of clifford. Fla W, :. Brown. oi
Clifford. Fla j T. Gray of Clifford. Fia, r C.
""'''' N''' HENRY 5. CHrRB Register
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1907-08-30
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATORS FOR FINAL

NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATORS FOR FINAL
y DISCHARGE ., .c,,r as
IN COURT OF COUNTY JUDGE ''N'' ~
FLORIDA,
iprg E' g S, @i 81 LuSie County
N,u,si. hereby Siycrt whom may ,S, sop. .ha,
TIA, ON the at,h day u October. H'iul, NJ sal,
AgE 20 We r" ~ Ipr"ba,c f1rmy Anal di,SGarf'
g. t.I K,r II SGaS o. the Estate II r G'.
',,',.oi, and .ha' NJ the same time '", t,.5VS,
,,,'' .,iI Cour my final accounts q. AdW,,i''
.r,,,, - said estate, and ASK toT th'r "Pp''''"
'''S" tHARiES CLIFFORD. Administrators
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1907-08-30
Short Items from
all Sections
OF the State
FLORIDA TOPICS

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H'h'oh' treasurer
Daytona has caught the celery growing
fever ana as there are some rlch Iahd
there which would appear 70 be admir-
ably adapted to this vegetable, there
would appear no good reason why lis
growing should not be Il success,
F. h. Stoneman. editor Of the Miami
Record. will be Judge Of the criminal
court of Record Of Daie county. He
leads his next highest opponent in the
first primary by l57 votes, and there is
no doubt Of his election in the second
race.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1907-08-30


Hotel Company
The Nnigh,s Of Pythias of Pensacola
are planning to erect Il magnificent
Castle Hail. % cost not less than S35,
uJl.
capt. Pat Higgins, who has an orange
grove nj old NoluSia landing on the st.
Johns river realizes $1,000 to $4,000 a
year from his orange crop,
Positive news comes from Tallahassee
tIat Guycrnor Broward will call an eX-
ira session of the legislature. County
division will again take Il front seat be-
for the public.
Sweet potatoes at one dollar per bu-
sncl is the MOST profitable crop produced
in Florida But this is not the top"
price,, &C., wo are Informed that they are
retailing in Tampa at two dollars per
bushc. Gainesville sun.
4 liquor dispcnSary will be opened in
Perry ON October list, the town council
having enacted an ordinance providing
for It's establishment, This will bc the
first dispensary ever established in
Florida and probably the last,
The Miami Metropo,is of August %
states that a bottle WAS found ON the
BY shore between Miler's dock and
Conrud's dock. Miami, 10y boy named
Gruryi,la Rurl.r.r lis nessave STINT
eel that the steamer Menus was lost in
Il storm at sea. 1t was signed p, f, ",
and requested that +, Gilman New
York, be- notified,
Work ON the 10000 University libra
~ will commence next month. and the
contractor Mr.. Clarke, has big lob
ahead Of him. The white brick from
the Bond Sandstone Brick Co., will
probabIy be used in its construction,
and il will he a building that will be an
ornament 10 any college or town in the
SOUTH oIoS!a County Record
l.. Walter Weed, representing a COM
pany organized in Washington, ID. C.,
for the purpose of cultiyating camphor
trees on large scale in this State, with
the ultimate view of producing gum
camphor in marketable quantities, has
secured $40 acres Of land near Lake
Garfield in DcSoto county. thirty acres
of which is being set out in camphor
trees,
- Apou,t;,o :, 70 bo,a 40, Of
,ho ron,os,,u,, ry,osi,ion Tbrrsdor
so,+ os .,.nI Lo .d,r,tal 20 tho Aro;ant
Ci,, I, T., ,,,;., ,a,,i,la n,onr roi.
d.n,, 90 ,,i, n;tr n,;,l oo 20 tha avno.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-04-14

MARVIN HUGIIIII. President of the Chicago ahz Northwestern railroad for twenty years. Once d telegralN4er. '..~~o 4.~'4.st . '. -s.. .,sss : tA.s <.
 'sr.s|-'''
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-04-14
Elvino as We'll as FIeeinq?

The old policeman was telling of his early experience on the force. When he first got q beat it seemed that he had been called upon for assistance by a brother officer who was pursuing an escaping lawbreaker and had ill an effort to halt him fired several shots in the air.
 "I also fired at the man." said the old policeman "but as he got away l made no report of the affair. Next day the lieutenant asked why l had not mentioned the affair. and l replied that I had only fired into the air and thought nothing more of it. Fired in the air" commented the lieutenant. That's what the other man says. Did you both think the man was flying?' Since then have always made reports of what happened on ny beat Fhila. aelphia Record.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-04-14
so SOOTHING.
It's Influence Has Been Felt by So
 Many Pine Bluff Readers.

The soothing influence Of rell21
 After suffering from Itching Piles
 From Eczema or any itchineSs of the skin,
 Makes one feel grateful to the rem edy.
 Doan's Ointment has soothed hun dreds.
 Here's what one Pine Bluff citizen says:
 J. II. Steck, well known tin, copper and sheet metal worker, residing at 614 East Eighth avenue, says: "Doan's Ointment is without eXcep- ton the best preparation l ever used, and from my own experience l know that it does all that is claimed for 1t. 1 was troubled for years with itching hemorrhoids and tried several medl- cines, but go no relief. l continued the treatment for q week or more and since then l have been free from the annoying affliction. the annoying affliction. l do not he's itate to recommend Doan's Ointment,
 For sale by alldealers. Price 50 cents. FosterMilburn Co, Buffalo New York, sole agents for the United States.
 take no other.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-04-14
DISTRIBUTE AN
 IMMENSE AMOUNT

New York, April 13. = During the first quarter of the current year the record high prices for copper have
 resulted in the payment of $21 ,o9 ,3oi
 in dividends by thirty-fve companies
 which are directly interested in mining are large stockholders in the United States and Mexico. These thirty-f @
 companies which are directly interest ed have declared since their founda- tion and first incorporation dividends to the vast total of S349, l3o-
 1S3. Their issued capitalization, vary ing from S1,O00,0OO to S133,0S7 ,900
 amounts to S35S, ,903, S33, indicating
 that the dividends paid so far are
 equivalent to 94.4 per cent. Of immedl-
 ate interest is, what will these shares
 yield in 1907? For instance, Calumet
 & Hecla stock of $25 par value when selling at $S45 per share upon which
 $50 in dividends is declared tbased upon the last quarterly payment Will yield about 3 1-2 per cent. per annum. Since incorporation, in 1871, this com pany has declared dividends asgre-
 gatins the large total of $l0l.3500O0, which is equivalent to 4,0a4 per cent. on the capitalization of S2,500,000. Amalgamated stock, of $1oo per share par value, marketable at II 7-S and
 earning $S in dividends annually, yields about per cent. or very nearly the same as Calumet X Hecla at lts
 present market value. Since organl-
 zation, ill April 1899, Amalgamated has declared dividends of $46,47S,9SS on it's outstanding capitalization, which has been increased from $73,000,O 900 10 s153 ,OS7, 300. Another surprise is that Calumet & Arizona stock of $10 share par value, selling at 100, upon which the annual dividend, calculated on the last quarterly declaration, is $20 per
 share, yields 12 1-2 per cent. This dividend is } per cent more than IS credited to 'Xalumet & Helca, whose stock, ln the way, is marketed more /, than five times the price of Calumet X Arizona. Since it's incorporation ill 1901, the Calumet & Arizona has yield ed dividends of $7,00O000 or $50 per
 cent on it's capitalization of $2,0Oo,00o.
 Among the other large companies n copper which have returned their cap-
 itals since organization are: Anacon-
 da of Montana, $33,000,0o0 on $3oOoo'-
 900 issued stock; Boston Montana,
 s52.525, ,O00 on $3,750,O00; Montana Ore 1 Purchasing, $9,443,119 on $2.02o,00o;
 Osceola Consolidated of Michigan, $6,-
 3e2, ,O0o on $3,775 ,000; Quincy of Mich
 igan, S17,o70,O0 on $3,7754 ,0O0; United
 Verde of Arizona, $22,210,0O on $3'-
 OO0, ,OO0; Utah Consolidated, $6,036ooo
 on s1,5OO 900 and Wolverine of Mich
 jean, $4 ,530 900 on $1,500, ,000.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-04-14

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-04-14
PINE BLUFF IRON WORKS

PINE BLUFF IRON WORKS
 General Founders and MachInlsta
 Brass and Iron Castings and 4A chino Repairing. Stock of all atant ard goods and castings carrteo zines and Boilers Repaired. Lon. distance telephones. day. A76: alxDt 334. Pine Bluff, Arkansas Note We operate our machine shop 6otl day and night
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-04-14

An occasional dose of Prickly Ash Bitters keeps the system healthy. wards off disease and maintains and energy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-04-14

ULLLEY FOUNDRY COMpAe
 Logging Locomotles. road als sAglneS, boilers saw and plani1 machinery, iron and brass les and machinery supplies.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-04-14

Don't think that piles can't be cured, Thousands of obstinate cases have been cured by Doan's Ointment. 50 cents at any drug store.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-04-14
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-04-14

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BUSINESS DIRECTOR


Leading Wholesale Retail business who and | your
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1907-08-06
PHYSICIANS

B. A. CAThEY, NJ. D., PHYSICIAN
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