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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-15
MORE MONEY FOR RAILROADS
Increase Of Si.3aO.000 In Annual Com
pcnnntion for Carrying mills
During Next Four ycur1

WASHINGTON. November I4.--Rail-
roads in tho third contract scction.
Will derive s20.O73.4S4.3G u year for
carrying mails during the four years
beginning July | last under adjust
mcnts announced Tonight by the Post
ohcc Department.. This is an increase
of more than s4.3o0.O0o over the an
hual compensation allowed under the
Adjustment OF 1907.
Section three is the largest Of tho
four contract divisions established by
the department. ana embraces Ohio,
Indiana. Michigan, Minnesota, Wiscon-
sin and Missouri. Mail in the section
is carried over G7,375 miles Of track by
l'l different railroads, a daily average
Of 5.72i,3IS pounds being hauled by
about 1000 trains.
The adjustment, made In on. sec
ton each year, is Il tremendous task
involNin. the employment az hundreds
OF wcighcrs, vcrihcrs and tabulators
TO establish the average daily weight
carried. The job just finished cost
S3Sl,94S.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-15
BODY is SENT BACK
R-mnins of DIR. HcnSl~s," Claimed by
Mas Crumic! ns Finncc. VIII
lie Buried In ChICnro.

ATLANTA GA, November 1.-THE
body OF the unidentified mRn brought 10
Atlanta from Chicago by julia Choate
crumi"v as that Of her hance was
started on its way buck to Chicago to-
dag. Friends Of the Crumley family.
privately arranged for its shipment to
an undertaking company at Chicago
and proper disposition after II reaches
there.
Miss Crumley who is twenty eight
years old, successful music teachcr
and who had more than ordinary intel
lectuality. Is reported to have accepted
the body In Chicago az her husband
"Dr. Alleync Iiensiey." while at the
EH,nc time invitations were out here
for her wedding to the physician"
Under care OF physicians here since
tho arrival of the body last week, she
has stated that she realized Or. Hens
Icy" lived only in her mind. and that
she worked ipccssantly to drive the
hallucination away. During that time
her friends had admonished her to cease
some of her activities which they feared
would result In impaired health.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-15
TO BRING GOODS TO U. S,
Syndicate Proposes to Charter Ships for
carrying Amcricnn-O,vned Goods
Detained mt R0ttcrtin,n

WASHINGTON, November ia nro-
nosal I" charter hmcrican-owncd shIns
manned ny American crews, and uriup
the american flag To bring out OF Rot
lerdam millions OF dollars worth or
goods detained there on account OF IN.
EfitISh orders III council has been sub
mittcd TO tho state Department nv =,
New York syndicate. hc,ded by Julie.
T.. Bernard The department has nor
indicated what VIII be its attitude to-
ward such n plan.
IL was learned ,o-nigh. that tho pro
3cct WAS brought TO the attention OF
Counselor FOLK. who declined to state
what action would be taken in tho
event that one of the chartered shins
were captured by a British cruiser and
taken to a prize court.
The plan is 10 accept for shinmcn,
to the United States all American
owned goods for which the British
Foreign Office has refused permits, and
to invite the British consul Mt Rottcr
dam TO inspect the ships as they are
loaded
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-15
LINERS ARE NOT SUNK
Officially denied Tint .auuitnnin am
Mnuretnn!n linre Hccn Lost While
in Transport Service.
!Spccia! TO The Timcs-pispatch.

lSpcCiai TO The Timc*-piSpatCh.i
MEM YORK. November 1.-THE
tWHard Line To-day officially denied
the report that thc Aquitania aud
Maurctania had hccn sunk while act
I'M: as transports.
These two vessels said an official
of the line, have been IN the hospital
service between Suvla Bay and Liver
pool for the last three months Both
ships arc painted white and bear Rec,
Cross markings.
The Aauitania has been equipped
I" care FOR 5000 patients and the
Maurctania for 3.iu0.
The rumor OF ihoir sinking may
have arisen from the sinking Of two
transports announced 10y the British
governments. One WAS the kuuic and
the other the Southland"
This is the first time the name OF
the Runic Inns been mentioned among
the transports sunk. She was former
ly White Ster liner. engaged in the
service between Liverpool and Aus
!ralia.
The Southland was formerly the Rcd
star liner Nadcrland
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-15
CITY MEN BEST

hEi!i.iN. November li-Ci,y mcr
arc better men physically than those
IRON 'ht country. according To the IN.
N'slihat1"ns OF "a Bavnrinn army sur.
neon WA" gives iii the Munich Med,cal
c"hiN tn" result OF his Examination
81 more Than 10000 men The pren,or
rh%sichi ntncsa, especially ns 10 tho
S"ppicncss of body. OF tho city mon
over those from the rural districts wa.
N'r'khr among tho Younger mon.
functional md organic heart affection.
existed IN "hou, equal degree I'm IN,
TWO classes Tho farmer BOYS wcr.
'"i inferior to the city recruits IN cnr-
,'Hee ana ~ tho development NJ thc
""hc' ana muscles, The most arrr, +.
r"'"d ease" Of curvature OF the sp,nc
NAT rect and varicosc veins were found
IN the country contingent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-15
NEGRO EDUCATOR
AND LEADER DEAD
lContinued f,un I,lr,i r,.c,

continued from First pa2c.)
OF the Negro Historical aud Industrial
Association.
! Il am shocked beyond words" he said
upon being Informed or tho educators
E! death THE negro race has lost ita
greatest leader, and the loss is ire
parable. He was without question the
greatest negro OF his day. hooker
| Washington did more than any other
| one man to bring about the aniicablc
relations that obtain between the white
ana colorcd races in tho South to-day
| In the North. the influence OF Booker
washington was no less fnr-rcaching
lie ala more than any one else to give
, the North correct Interpretation or
the negro and his position In the South
and was responsible In II high degree
IN my opinion, for the softcnng OF the
Keeling between tho North and South
over the negro question
because he was liked by the white
people. he was hated by certain negroes
Ihat was n relic OF slavery days. when
me negro who worked around the house
ana wax favored by the owner waa
mated by the other negroes OF. the
plantation. In recent years, however.
'his feeling against him BY membcrs
OF MS own race crumbled. and no wa.
! acknowledged almost everywhere as
, tue most eminent representative of the
negro race
III. washington made frequent visits
10 inns city. In 1900 he smoke To the
Legislature OF Virginia on the general
subject of negro progress nj rho
Academy OF Music. ana In 1902 he pr.
sided as president over the National
Negro business League assembled hero
in annual convention. When the leauue
was orEani%ed In boston in 1000. DR.
Washington WAS elected as the FRS,
president. ana Giles ID. Jackson. OF this
city IN vice president.
WASHINGTON RATED HIGH
ny WHITE EDUCATORS
Among white educators n this city.
Or. Washinpton was rated high rs
leader OF educational thought for his
race.
Ills theory of negro cducation" said
superintendent j. y. G. Chandler, or
the city schools. last night, IT'S the most
sensible that has over been developed
IN this country"
Jackson Davis. now field agent of the
General Educational Association. and
formerly State supervisor OF rural clio
incitary schools assigned particularly
TO the co!oreG division, joined last
night in the general appreciation or
Dr. Washincton's work
WashinSton was "a real leader" said
MI Davis His influence In negro
education extended beyond Tuskcgec
lie WAS tn" Grcntcst living exponent
OF Industrial trimming for the ncgro,
and his Influence was felt In every
section OF tho country where tho cdu-
cation OF the negro Is II problem"
Or. Washington was a member OF a
committee or educators which Ind
planned memorial 10 Robert g. Ogden
III the form or an auditorium building
1T Hampton Institute. The committee
viii meet here during tho educational
conference this month. when /, was
expected that Or. WASHINGTON would
make an address on the progress Of
negro education.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-15
SUBMARINES CONTINUE
THEIR ACTIVE WARFARE
French Steamship st. Maio Sunk;
Twelve Bodies Already
Washed Ashore.
BELIEVED ALL ON BOARD LOST
Italian Vessel bosnia Torpedoed by
Boat Flying Austrian Flag--Fate
OF Occupants OF One Lifeboat Not
Known.

Especial Cable to The Times Dispatchl
LONDON. November 14.-All on board
wero lost. 1t is believed, when the
French steamship st. Malo. Of 1,24a
tons. was sunk by German submarine
near the Island or Guernsey, in tho
English Channel. day. Twelve
bodies have been washed up on tho
shores of Guernsey.
Among tho other victims OF tho sub.
marine war was the Norwegian steam-
ship Wascana. of 1860 tons, the crew
of which was saved
Reports from bordeaux state that the
Spanish steamship Bernabe. Of 2.2sS
tons. has boon lost. Ten OF the crew
OF twcnty-four arc missing. The dis
patch docs not state how the Bernnbe
met her fate.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-15
M'CALL UNDER CHARGES
Alleged to Be Guilty of Misconduct u
0nice. Neglect of Duty md
Inel1cIcncy.

ALBANY. " y. November lid
ward Il. Mccall. chairman of the Down
State Public Service Commission. will
he served Tomorrow with charges al
leging misconduct in office. neglect of
duty and ineffciency by William a.
Orr, private secretary to Governor
Whitman. Mccall will have ten days
In which to answer the allegations.
The charges against Mccall were
filed with tho governments secretary
by counsel for the Thompson Legisla-
tive Investigating Committee. The
committee has been conducting an in
uuiry into Tho: work Of the Down State
commiss toner's.
The Governor will conduct the Nc
Cali hearing personally, he says.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-15
NO WORD FROM THE LUCK
h"rtercr Strengthened In HcIicf Tbnt
snip F"undcred. Carrying Down
Grow of Over Twenty Men

DULUTH. MINI. November lj.-Ah-
sehrc or any word from the missing
steamer Charles a. Luck and her crc,y
q more imam twenty men. has strength
c"e" the beilct advanced by q. \. Tom
UNISON. her chartcrcr, that she found
''c" III me recent storm on Lake Supc-
''"r.. inc vessel, owned by Cleveland
'o'' interests, passed Sault Ste Marie
on wednesday. bound for Duluth. but
since then has not been seen or heard
from.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-15
GIRL HELD IN JAIL
'hhfHrh -" Shooting Woman who
Made Rcninrks Ahout Her Which
She Resented

NNHlSIoN. Ala. November H.
En'e fihcher. seventeen years old was
"e'" ia the county jail tonight. pend
ing chahec IN the condition of Mrs
w. r'asoh' whom tie police charge
MISS fhhchcr shot. According to the
ponce the Sirl heard at Sunday school
quay mat Mrs Eason had made re.
'""r"S about her which the girl re-
Seh'ed. Tie shooting followed. Mrs.
taSon is not expected to 1.-Two
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-15
GAIN IN B. & @. REVENUE
Far Fiscal Year Endin. June 80
Amounts 60 ":1.S0n.2S3.G Incrca.c
of S3.i20.GGS.ia Over Previous Year

BALTIMORE. November i4.-Thc an
nual report of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad. which Will be submitted to
the stockholders at the annual meeting
mere tomorrow, shows that the net
revenue from railway operations for
the fiscal year ended June so last, was
S2',S"o,2S".6 an increase of $3,l23,-
"oS.i5. as compared with the previous
year.
IotaI operating revenues were SOL
HI'''''.is. decrease over the previous
year OF S''"Si.2l2.63. Total operating
expenses were SG3.92a, 5O7.7i, a decrease
Of $l0.i17.SSO.TS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-15
MILLIONS FOR MISSIONS
u. Campbell White Advocate. Raising OF
s5.0D0,000 Annually TO Support
26,0OO Missionaries.

BOSTON. November 1.-THE raising
of s5,eco.ooo annually to support 5000
missionaries was advocated by j.
Campbell White. president OF the Uni
vcrsity OF Wooster, In an address at
the opening to-day OF the Boston Lay
mems Convention. representing many
Protestant denominations.
Edward NJ. Poteat, president OF Fur
man University, OF South Carolina pre-
dictcd that the coming business mar
would be total nbstainer for the sake
OF efficiency.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-15
knUPPs ARE LAUDED
nY EMPEROR WII,LIAN

BERLIN. November 1.-THE Trans-
ocean News Bureau gives out the fol-
lowing:
The German Emperor. thanking the
krupps FOR founding IL relief fund OF
10000 marks for families of soldiers
ilied at tho front. said
This la a new proof OF your patriotic
mind. and liz worthy of the great name
Of Krupp whose fame as aermany's
first armorer is frightened by a splen-
aid initiative In social care and will
ingncss to make sacrifices"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-15
HONOR FOR CARDINAL

ROME. November 1.-the Osser-
vatore Romano states that at the next
consistory the Pope will appoint Car
dinal Cagliano Azevcdo chancellor of
the church
Mgr. Enrico Gasparri. nephew OF
Cardinal Gasrarri. Will he appointed
apostolic delegate to Brazil; Mgr. Tito
Trocchi. apostolic delegate to Cuba and
Porto Rico. and Mgr. Francesca Cheru-
bini apostolic delegate and envoy OK
traordinary to Haiti.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-15
ChRItANZA RESTORING
ORDER IN MENICO

NEW YORK. November l4.--General
Carranza Is fast restoring order
throughout Mexico. and is confident
that he will soon conquer Villa and
Xapata. according to Elisco Arredondo.
confidential agent OF the conStitu-
tionalist government in this country.
who arrived here to-day froin II visit
TO the first chief, whom he accompanied
on tour Of the uorthcrn part Of Mex
leo. After II brief stay here. Mr. Ar
rcdondo plans to return To Washing
ton to resume his duties.
General carranza will reach Mexico
City III the end OF this month and be
gin to organize his Cabinet and make
the necessary appointments, said MIR
Arrcdondo.
General CarrnnZa is confident" said
Nh Arrcdondo. that he has the mill
tary situation wcil in hand. lie has
appointed men OF military ability to
cope with the lawlo"sncss on the bur-
der. and feels that they will be able
Ia prnt"ct natives MS We'll rs Amn:i-
cans from tho dangers of bandits
1T is hut II question of few week 3
when General Villa will h, CONQUERED
10 this end General DiEuez is march
ine with 5000 mon from licrmosillo
while General Gales. with 5000 men,
is we'll fortified in Aguaprieta out
side Mexico city the forces Of General
hundreds. s" he IL absolutely of no
military Significance 1T present Villa
troops also IRE rapidly Joining the
ranks Of rarranza, indicating TINT tho
Mexican people realize that the Car
rama government stands for the high
est ideals OF democracy ard intcpcn-
dencc of Mexico"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-15
BLODGETT QUITS WABASH
AFTER hcinG Connected With Railrond.,
Legal Department for Eorty-Hyc
icnrE, Tenders Resignation.

-. LOUIS, MO, November 14-Wclls
- H!odseW, general counsel for the
wabash Railroad has resigned from
'hat position. IL became known here
To-Day. MI. blodgett has been connect
q" with the legal department Of the
WABASH Railroad for forty-nrc Years.
an" mas gained wide recognition as an
authority on laws affecting railroads.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-15
MENICAN LABOR UNIONS
SEND NtHt OF ES'II;t:NI

VERA CREZ. MEN. November Ia
AT the conclusion of a parade and
mass-mccting participated In by all
tho labor unions OF Vera Cruz Gov
crnor-Gcneral MILAN to-day Designate
Colonel Martinez to take tt New York
and Chicago diploma and gold medal
presented by the Mexican labor unions
To the American Federation Of Labor
as Il mark of esteem and appreciation
of the unions hnrc 81 the American
fraternity.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-15
inquiry INTO LOSS
or FRENCH STEAMER

fARlS. Noveslber little Minister
Of Marine has opened an inquiry re-
gardtng the loss OF the French steamer
Calralcs. sunk recently near the Strait
OF Gibraltar by IA German submarine.
Special Investigation viii be made con
corning the fact that the wireless mp
paratus on the vcsscl did not work.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-15
OBRECON BEGINS ACTIVE
CAMPAIGN AGAINST VILLA
On Arrival nj Agunprieta, Orders Be-
tween 1000 and 5000 Men
to Taiic field.
NOW ENCAMpED NEAR DOUGLAS
Naco Occupied by 1000 Cnrranza
Cavalry, Without Resistancc-Cun-
ditions In Mexico Reported MS BE-
ing Fast Restored.

DOUGLAS. AR1Z. November IL
General Oregon began an active cam
paign to-day against General Villas
army. On his arriva! at ASuaprieta
from Nogales, Oregon ordered be-
field. This column. accompanied by
sixteen field pieces. Is cncanped to-
night twelve miles southwest Of here
Naco. Arizona. was occupied without
resistance To-day by 800 CarranZa
cavalry under Colonel Cardcnns. Leuv-
ing small garrison. Colonel cardenas
Immediately went in pursuit of Il Villa
column. which has been opcra ting near
NnGo.
1t was not announced whether Obre-
Gon or General Gales would take com
mand or the Held column sent out to-
day, but the troops sent west were
composed largely of Obregon's men.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-15
Used Whenever Quinine Ia Needed
Docs Not AHect fhe ncna

Because OF It's tonic aud laxative efrec,
l.AHAIlIE BkOMO QUlNINE will be-
any purpose Tor which Quininc is ,,srI
Does not cause nervousness nor ring.
ing IN mead. semember there is only
nature OF Il. w. Grove. zoe. e's
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-15
Charged with Stealing.

Scott Fountain. colorcd. was arrested
yesterday by Policemen Ryan and Or
gan on charge Of stealing $40 from
Edward Hall. The negro Will be given
II hearing in tho Police Court to-day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-15

Company on September >, through
Sayvillc. purporting TO come from the
l.itinus Company. OF Bcrlin--rcully the
Rcrlin Foreign Office, and which read
as follows;
'Accordonica. Pay on applcn ton
to Geheimrat Heinrich Albert. New
York. S2,o00000. Notify him. Let us
know by wire when part Of payment
is done. Cable receipt of telegram
CODE WORD DESIt:NATES
PARTICULAR ACCOUNT
What do YOU mean by asking me
question like that" DR.. Albert said
finally.
We mean said the journal repre-
sentative. that "Accordonica" is Il code
word used by both the German ann
baSsador and yourself in communicate
iir with Berlin, and that /, dcsg-
mates the particular account for which
the money is to be expended
Di: Albert said I refuse to make
dencc Journal or TO anybody else.
viii make no statement. no matter
what YOU print
1T was immediately after the cx-
posture OF tic contents OF Dr. Albcrt.s
portfolio an August Is that he began
10 receive these grent sums of money.
Up TO that time most of the pre-
emptory demands for large sums from
the Foreign ofice had gone from
Count Won Bernstorff. who, within "A
period Of week. just before tho
breaking up of the IIucrta plot got
over S3.300.000. The government has
III It's possession evidence OF these
large transfers"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-15
STEAMER LANDS SURVIVORS OF
THE CLAN MncAIIsrIsR

ATHENS, November IA tvia Paris).-
The Greek steamer I.assithion has
landed twenty two survivors of the
British steamer Clan Manchester at
Cauea. Crete. The Clan MacAlistcr
was sunk or November 10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-15

previous report said that forty
five members OF the crew nf the Clan
MacAlistcr had been saved
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-15
ITALIAN STEAMSHIP
BOSNIA ALSO SUNK

ROME. November l4.-The Italian
steamship Bosnia has been sunk by n
submarine nying the Austrian nag.
The passengers ami crew boarded four
lfeboats, three OF which have landed
hut the fate OF the occupants Of the
fourth Is not known.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-15
INTF:ItS IEWED CONCERNING
FINANCIAL. TRANS tC'TIoNs

Dr Alnorl WAS interviewed I'm his
Office ~ Room r: Of the t'nfnhur,.
American Building Ncw Yorl, CIV. lna,
Friday by q Journal rcprcscntniiyc
and was asked point blank to s,;,,,
whether the financial transactions j.,
which he had bccn roucatlv iuvolvrd
covered Legitimate operations. I'M.
character OF which he could explain i,
general 10 the public. br Albert inn,
mediately called iu secretary M
witness 10 the conversation. and Then
replied:
81 am nscai agent Of nv voveru.
ment IN TINS country. ana am
handling certain sums OF MONEY
VIII You tell VS., De was asked. IL
you and the German aiubassauoi. have
joint funds in tho Chase National Banls
and n number OF other citiesr'
"'What is your purpose In astsi,..
me that question" he replied II. yas
told that the on.y purpose Was 10 hay,
him state that whatever Join, funds bc
and the ambassador were CARRYING. ANA
however great the sum total of ih.s.
funds was. they were being e&peudcd
for lawful purposes.
CDR. Albert refused To make any
statement whatever In regard to this
matter. He was then asked IL Inc
would deny that he had received nor
sonally over $j,000.OO0 from his GOV.
eminent In the past two months. ana
IL he did not oil September : receive
through the Guaranty Trust company
the sum OF 100000 for .accordonica'
work. At this question Dr Albert was
visibly thrown OF his balance Thr
question was based on wireless dis
patch received BY the Guaranty Trust
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-15

The Bosnin was OF 2.5G1 tons. and
was built in 1898. She was 30I feet
long. thirty-nine feet beam and twenty
i've feet deep Her home port WAS
Venice. and she was owned by thr
Socicin Nazionalo hi Serriza Maritime
Of tome.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-15

y dispatch from Rome las. Friday
credited the Giornalc d'Italia with the
statement tina; a mysterious envoy
from the ruler of ono OF the bclligcrcnt
nations was In Rome. His mission, 1t
was admitted, had not ben accom-
plishcd and i; was not known whether
he was awaiting the reply from the
Vatican or orders from his chief
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-15
Pope not Requested
10 Obtain Truce
Assertions Concerning Effort By
Emperor William Emphoti-
coAy Denied b. Vaticcn.

ROME. November II dvia Parish
The assertion In various Quarters re.
Gently that Emperor William had
written 70 Pope Benedict asking the
Pope TO obtain Il truce from the allies
was emphaticaily denied II the Nati-
can To-day Ot'icials 1T the Vatican
declared that neither side mad made
any representations 10 the Pontifr look
ing for peace. They added that no ne
sottatiohs fo,. peace were taking place
and that there was no probability that
pourparlers for peace would be started.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-15

Special 10 The Times pispntch.l
PROVIDENCE. l.. l.. November Ii
Ihe Providence journal w.ll cay to-
morrow morning:
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