The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1908-01-15

with us and we do not want to go 10
war with Japan"
TELEGRAPH TICKS
Norfolk. Va. Jan. i5-The schooner Ed
gar c. Ross made Hampton Roads last
night in distress and signalled for assist
ance. Tugs left Immediately 10 render as
ristance Capt. Quillen is IN command
Encountering gales off Hatteras, she lost
nearly every stitch OF canvas and was
forced 10 slowly beat her way back to the
Roads. The Edgar c. Ross was bound for
Charleston. from Baltimore
Pittsburg. Jan. l5.-The plant of the
Pittsburg Steel company at Giassport
near here. will resume In full next Mon
day with force of 300 men It has been
idle since the Christmas suspension.
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Vancouver. b. c.. Jan. 15.-F Maurato.
one OF the Japanese charged with stab
hing the three city iremen on Gore ave-
nue. early New Years morning. was COM
rnitted for trial in the magistrates court
yesterday. The other accused men We're
remsnded until today.
New York. Jan. 15--The st. Elmo club.
an organization OF the members OF the
Delta Phi fraternity, has opened its new
club house at 105 West 43d street, this
city The club starts with a large MEM
bership. Its present officers are: l.. Latin
Kellogg. Rutgers 10 president: Edward
Mcvickar. Yale. 90. and James Duane
gn tI,..t ta..
Morris Doun Ferris, Columbia. 03. treas
,irer, and Gournsey Price. Cornell, '0l.
and DR.. b. Wallace Hamilton, University
OF Pennsylvania, secretaries.
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Honolulu Jan. ia local Japanese
newspaper prints an interviews with Vls-
count Aoki, japanese ambassador 10
America. I'm which Viscount Aoki Is
quoted as follows: II do not approve OF
manual laborers going to America They
cannot expect after Japan's long isola-
ticn to establish themselves In any west
ern country. Destiny and opportunity are
In Asia, in Korea and In Manchuria."
.
Helena. Mont. Jan. l5--The committee
on resolution named at the National Wool
Gatherers' convention consists OF: Arizo-
ma, III. Il. Campbell, Flagstaff; Colorado.
A. j. Ortez: Idaho T., G.. Johnson. Black
Foot; Montana. T. J. Walsh, Helena:
New Mexico. A. ID, Garrett. Roswell
Ohio A. A. Bates. irwin: oregon, II. r.
Smith. Pendleton; Pennsylvania, +. J.
Primrose. Philadelphia Utah. w. s.
Hansen. Collinson; Washington, H. c.
Bryson. Walla Walia; Wyoming. Pat
Sullivan, Casper
Hartford, Conn. Jan. l5-At the an
nual meeting OF the New England Tobac-
co Growers association last night, Thad-
deus Graves. OF Hatfield Mass, was re-
elected president. The association again
put itself on record as being opposed To
any alterations OF the tariff on tobacco
whereby the interests OF the New Eng
land growers might be endangered or de-
stroyed- An organization for the protec-
tion OF the growers in this section OF the
country was advocated.
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BeIlingham, Wash, Jan. 15,--The launch
Island Flyer, Capt Fred King. plying
between this city and Anacortez. broke
its shaft on the trip TO Anacortez Mon
dav afternoon when of Samish island.
and Law there until o'clock yesterday
afternoon when IL was found by It's own
er. Capt Blackwell who had gone in
search OF the missing launch in another
launch.
Denver, Jan. i5.--One OF the important
meeting OF the American National Live
stock association. which will meet next
Tuesday IL President Roosevelts policy
regarding the public lands. the forest re-
serves and ranges. This organization went
on record last year as In favor OF leasing
public domain as an aid toward conver-
sion OF the country's natural resources
and IL is expected that similar rcsou-
tions will be adopted at the coming con-
vention and a committee appointed To 90
20 Washington and urge upon congress
the enactment OF laws for the further
ance OF the administration policy.
Rochester. n. Y. Jan. 15.-Surrogats
eelden s. Brown has handed down a de-
cision setting aside the will OF the late
Capt James III. Hooker. who died Feb
S. 1907, leaving the bulk OF his property
20 the United States TO be used in the
building OF military academy at Gales
burg. III. President Roosevelt was named
as executor. When his will was offered
for probate. and II was found that his
next kin had been cut of entirely and his
property left TO the United States, Tn,
nephews and nicces immediately began Q
contest alleging that Hooker was inoom
petent.
Detroit. Mich, Jan. i5.-Members OF the
Lake Carriers and the Lumber Carriers
associations are arriving for the annua
meetings. which will be held respectivel,
at the Hotel Pontchartraiu and the Hote
Norrnandie. The meeting OF the Lak
Carriers will not open until tomorrow
although the executive committee will b.
in session all today al the Pontchartrain
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New York. Jan. i5.-Every effort will b
made by the members OF the New Yorl
branch OF the Russian Revolutionary as
sociation 70 prevent the extradition q
Russia OF Jan Janof Pouren. who wa
arrested last week on the complaint o
the Russian consul general charged wit
series of robberies and murders In Rus
fia.
Rome Jan. 15.--Cardinal Satolli. forme
papal delegate 10 the United states, ha
been nominated as protector OF the Sister
Of I-oretto. or the Friends OF Mary n
The foot Of the cross. whose mother hous
and novitiatc are al Ncrinx. Mario
county Kentucky.
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