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The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-05
MIT6HELL-DIBR
 WEDDING
WELL KNOWN KETcAIKAN PEo. PILE MARRIED IN LOS
 ANGELES.

Ot more than usual interest 10 ket- chfSan people Is the news just re ceived of the wedding which occur red at Los Angeles on the 4th inst. when Miss Nei,a Irene Mitchell daughter. of Rev and Nrs- D. n Nit cheu of Los Angeles became the bride ot Captain Walter {. Dibreu Of Ret caikaa-
 The pretty. though simple. eere u1oay was performed at o'clock Wed ussday evening by 5he brides father. Rev. D. D Mitchell. a- the family resi- dsnce. 1o47 Hyperion Are. in The pres enee eS intimate friends only
 The rooms were attraetivaiy decor a,ed with ping carnations and as paragus ferns The general color scheme ot pink and white was also carried out in the dining room where basket ot Cecil Brunner buds and pink -ulle adorned .he table ay which the bridal party partook ot the we'd ding supper immediately following the ceremony At S:20 Captain and Mrs Dibreu Jeff for Mission Inn. and a gen eral tour Of California and western states. before returning 70 ke,caikaH where they will make their future home
 The bride. who as Miss Mitchell. was weH known and loved sz teacher and principle ot oar schools during rhe pas, TWO years. numbers many warm friends ln k=tchisal Eho will wish her al happiness and welcome her return here again.
 Captain Dib-el Lighthouse Inspect or for the 18th District Of Alaska. who has resided in kstehikan for rhz last four years is q gentleman of many splendid qualities and altogether wor- thy Of his charming bride
 Cong-a-ulatfons are extended TO Captain and Wg-Dibrel fer coutin- ned happiness and prosperity by their many friends here in which The Pro g-ezziveNiaer Joins mozr heartily.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-05
BOOKS ARE BARRED
 FROM PRISONERS

STOCKHOLM, Oct 5.-The Alton tlads- reports that 1ao.0q1 books sor the German and Austro-Huaeatian war prisoners in Eastern Russia and Siberia have been held Up by the Raa- sian government.
 The books were sent by the Ger man Red Cross Society and transport ed 10 th eitussiaH front free Of charse by the Swedish government They reached Petrograd but the Russian authorities refused 10 forward them 10 the prison camps until they are read and inspected by the censor. This work would Of course take many months and probably rin never b. started.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-05
NOTED CASE
 ENDED IN THE
 DISTRICTC COURT
Went to The jury At Five Thirty, Verdict Was Re-
 turned at il ?. M.

JUNEAU. Oct 4.-The case Of the United States vs. Edward llrauso, charged with tho murder ot o. Plum, kett Waiea was brought to trial in the district court some three weeks ago, came to an end last evening when the 5ary returned verdict or guilty of murder iu the first degree after de- l.berat.ng less than six hours.
 District Attorney smisec began his argument tnis aosuins. and showed the jury in going over the ground ca.eMur. the oIeverness of the ae. lased in his attempt 5o e4ade de- lection in all his movements.
 The district attorney Was followed by Kass Krauezunas. attorney for the defendant. who il was expected would talk d day or more. but Wao said very HJue. 11r. smiser closed the ease and 5aa c0art alter lengthy address to The jur- rhs latter retired a five
 ai-.y last evening. At eietea o'clock. the lorg reported having reached an aegeeHent. Immediately. RI the court officials appeared and thirteen minutes later, tae jury came in with
 verdict ot "GUILTY OF ICI DER .IZ TIE FIRST DEGRT T When the accused heard the were et he turned pa.e bat did net move muscle. His attorney took exception md the court
 laused 5ae jury al discharged them. The marshal in aafareig put the land15Gs on Erau end led him away.
 The crime Ior which Eetause has just been convicted. is s.-.s fresh il the memory Of all AIas..ans. X year ago. or more. he -e-t Juneau in com paay with Capt q. Plua4tt, well and -a~orabIy known man over south .era Alaska. Later the officers found FlunEert's boat near the mouth Of Duncan Canal n aa apparent abandoned condition. Meanwhile otl- CT men disappeared But if was not uuU one Christie. ain emDloge of the Treadv=l mine disappeared that the disappe Q. these men lod to the connection of f-raase Hl5l lAo crimes. After detectives had joined with the focal federal authorities he was ap- prehenaed and the chain Of evidence Was forged Chat resulted in his conviction yesterday There arc three other murder charges against him pending in court.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-05
Doctor Ben And Fam
 fly Are Home Again

Among the passeBg gers Of the Prince George last evening were Dr and Mrs. E. L. Myers and son Alexander. Mrs Myers and son have been in Seattle Tor some weeks visiting friends and enjoying life n that city Dr- Ben has been agay for about two months dur ing which time he aTaiied himself of the opportunity Of Investigating the most recent scientific developments in sprgev and medicine at the Mayo clinic at Rochester Ninn @hlch he reports will be most helpful to him in his work here He also made short visit 10 his old home in Missouri and spent fesg days with hla father who has improved in health and is nov fairly well for man ln his eightieth year.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-05
Mr. And Mrs. StensIand
 Come In On Business

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 II ea-1ea that me Weet Lake Mining property at tEe place which s being 1eTe.oped 5g Messr@ grigp & Harper E saowing 1p well and that .as cksaee@ are verT much in favor of operating all winter. Tn that eyeut Fae mall bat EIl make regular trips an tle sezaoa- thus giving shese peo- E.e q mall serTIce-
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-05
BERLIN WAR
 OFFICE ISSUES
 A STATEMENT
Says Rumanian Forces Have Withdrawn Hastily
 Across Danube.

BERLIN. Oc- 5.-In statement issued this morning by the var olacs, the Rumanian forces which crossed Ihe Dauube river yesterday, withdrew in haste last night, the result Of Q movement oe the German forces threatening 10 e1circls the enemy.
 The statement further says that the German forces on the Macedonia front had been forced 10 fall back on their base Of supplies and were de- lending the point with assurance ot holding out
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-05
Swiss Make Agreement
 For Sales to Germany

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The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-05

NEW YORK. Oct. 5--A tund of S1- =aaa5 will oe repaired 10 conduct the Democratic national campaign. ac- cordinz to . statement made here last night by Henry 3Iorgea-Aau. treasurer ot The national campaign committee. lie declared New York is expected 10 contribute a5ou- on=--hird Of this amount. which exceeds br about S4@Q,- s1e the sum spent in the 1912 cam paig--
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-05
SWEDEN MAY
 BE FORGED TO
 TAKE 4 HAND
The Premier Hints That Such Action May Be-
 come Necessary.

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The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-05
TIE STRIKE
 VAS FINALLY
 DECLARED OFF
Federal Commissioners Have issued Statement
 To That Effect.

SEATTLE. Oct 5.-The lclsshore- men strike was declared off ias- night in a statement issued by Wm. Black man and Hanry White federal com misstoners and confirmed by Captain Gibson. President Of The Waterfront Employers Union. The statement says that arrangements have been made whereby q satisfactory settle ment was reached satisfying all sides. The terms Of the settlement has not been made public yet
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-05
kRAUSE IS GUILTY IN THE FIRST DEGREE
Severance of Political Bonds Between DfVSi0nS Slogan
TAFT FOOTING
 HIS OWN HORN
ACCUSES WILSON OF IGNORING JUSTICE FOB MERE POLITICAL
 ADVANCEMENT

TRENTON. oct. 3. = EN-President Taft last night opened rhe republican state campaign in a speech in which ae severely criticized the president for his action in the threatened railroad strike He said that President Wilson ignored justice merely fer political advancement He criticized the ad ministration for is Mexican policy where he said Americans had been murdered just for the sake of keep ing thr nation out of trouble. He was given Pleudid reception.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-05
Japanese Liner Takes
 Record Steel Shipment


 SEATTLE, Oct. ,. - Carrying the blgge consignment of ahiDbuildiug material that has ever left this port iH oHe vessel the Japanese steamship Mayachi Maru of the fleet of Mitsui & Co. eaiied from Seattle last night bouid for the Orient The Mayachi Naru has approximately 5000 tons of steel plates angles, beams and frames shieh viii be used in inc building of men ofwar bg the Japanese govern
 nent The vessel has consignment of freight for Yokohama and will go from Chat port . Kobe, where the ship Luildlng atcei will be discharged.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-05
The Prince George
 Is Now korthbound

The steamer Prince George arrived about six o'clock last evening with the fOllowi1g passengers for the city. Dr. and Blra. ?, L. Myers. and Master Myers, W. 4 Bryant manager Of the J. g- Hickman store, Mrs- Blue, Grs- Booth. Earl Hatcher and Mr. McDOn- ald- The Prince George p-iIl bs south bound Sunday evening
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-05

NEW YORK. Oct. 5.-Exports from the port Of New York tor August lsls. to-aled sz11.35Is52, as compar- cd with 2141s71554 for the same month ln 19l5. according to e compila- rion issued todag as the custom house Imports entered for consumption wira0ue dgrg amounted to $G635Z.II7, while imports entered for consumPt- ion duriabie were S5l.353,s95. as com pared with sa5.1ss.117 entered free and s21ss412Z entered du-iable dur ing the same month last year
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-05

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The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-05
WATERED OATS.

WASHINGTON Oct 5. - Reports that water is being added e shipments 3. oats Jo increase their weight have caused the department oI agriculture 70 insJruc- inspectors to watch inter- state shipments closely. Department officials said yesterday proceedings under the pu75 hood and drugs act will he instituted in eu cases waer. evidence ot watering is obtained
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-05
Says GraVestone Trust
 Exists In Oregon Town

PORTLAND Ger. 5.-Alleging the exiz-&1c@ ot z -graTestone trust Y 4 TIo5erTs, . local granite salesman represeattlg the Blair Granite com DeuY ot Grants Pass. today swore out warrants for the arrest Of fourteen Portland noauuent dealers on e charge Of violating z municipal anti tr1s- ordnance adopted h 1897
 Tlb5@-ts charges that local mol4- -ze-- and stone men hare combined 70 1z prices through recently organ ized body, the Oregon Monument Manufactures Association.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-05
ENGLAND WILL
 FACE OTHER
 COMPLICATIONS
.WHEN PARLIAMENT MEETS, QUESTION OF CCNSCRIPTION
 WILL BE DISCUSSED.

LONDON, OcL 5.-Taa Times this morning says ed.foria.y taat whon parliament meets He@t week. an all important question will le brought for disc sion, which is tae application Of conscription 70 Ireland and other dependencies A complication that promises fo ae irritating 10 some mcn- HaIs.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-05
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The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-05
CAMP FIRE MEETING.

The regular monthly Ceremonial meeting Of the Camp Fire Girls will De held thls ereting at 7.@1 at the home of Mrg. .iIargey@ stackpole. Miss Carinne King and Miaa Ada Darling ton are the committee for refresh ments. All members are particularly requested to be present.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-05
The AuStrians Are
 Fighting StubbornIy

ROME Ocr 5-T1s arrii,e-y fire cz E1z -o--L@ru front is reported very ac--- he lss- rr0 days The Aus c--41s Lzrs stared an offensive zove- 2=l- Eirh repeated attacks. 5zc are being held in check witl artillery Ere
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-05
RUSSIANS REPORT
 MORE PROGRESS

LONDON, Oct 5--A dispatch from the Russian front in the vicinity of Lemberg says that the Russians have added more gains in their move to- ward Lzmberg. driving the enemy hack several miles and capturing sev- eral hundred prisoners.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-05
DECISION IS OF
 VAST IMPORTANCE

WASHINGTON. Qaz 5 The sU. prsEe court today rendered ar opin ion holding shat gifts rom railroads 10 political parties must be made pub lie. as + may have some bearing on rates.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-05
INDICTED oH gLETloN FRAUD.

HUNTINGTON W- Va. Ger. > The fedora. grand lry in session here .as- night returned eleven indictments agails- well known men. charging election frauds.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-05
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The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-05
42NMERIse AWAY.

Ez-c0aae5laaan L E PaHD Ls busy today hana1erang away at sOlne big ylifrgs thar Ee fs driving at she edge aF the Reze1IkzE wharf JGr Pagp las hz4 q vev basy season
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-05

4 the Gospel Lecture Hall, Front and Grant Streets thia evening, 7:45, the subject 10 be considered ia "The Unpardonabie Sin What Is IL? Who Have Committed lt2" ] welcome to all Egangelists, Hanson and Hlgert
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-05
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The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-05

BCENOs AIRES. Oct 5-The Ar Ee1st1s minister ot 1ar. Gea < P .s--l4ztz has resigned owing -9 a dis agreement Tir1 sl= decision os ra= president regarding the promotion ot several generals.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-05
CORE TO SUNNY SOUTH.

Ar and Mrs Joseph Simpson left on the City Of Seattle last evening for Southern California, where Mr Simpson hopes to recover his usual good health, which a8 been some what impaired of late
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-05
MRS. DAVIES RETURNS
 FROM VISIT

After seven weeks' spent visiting with relatives in Tacoma. Mrs- Jack Dzriea, accompanied by her Eittle gon Jack, returned home few dzys aga.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-05

" j. Coulter wife of Supt Coulter Of Hadiey Alaska is now visitor at Inc home of Wre J. r. Warder for few days prior to her return td Had fey.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-05

Among the late arrivals last even. ing vas j. E. Russell. from Juneau Dir Russell l. 1fopDing at the sted man hotel
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-05

QUEBEC. Canada Oc-. 5.-The Bel m0E1 Home for children aua aged per sons ar Lausaa was destroyed by fire early today with 8 loss Of S5a.paa The 201 inmates were rescued
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-05

Robert Scott of Juneau E in town on busineas for | fe@ days. and i8 stopping at the stedmau
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-05
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. NOTICE. n From this even . ing. the cgrfew tell Will be . heard thine o'clock -sDstead . of ten. The usual custom for . the winter months.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-05
ABYssfNIAN KING oUsTE0.

LONDON. Oct ,. v Emperor Lta5. 1eassa os Abyssinia -ss been deposed a- A1dis Aoaha Lids Jeassu is 22 years old and grand e6 Emperor Neuelis. whom la slcc, led in 1al2
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-05

Carl Taylor. agent for the Southern Pacific. Of Seattle, arrived yesterday and registered q lhe stedman.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-05

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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-03-24
ROCKLAND.

Mrs Ewood Hopkins is Improving.
Mrs Eliza Tourtel'ot is under the care
Of physician.
Andrew Francis daughter has improy
ed enough to return from the hospital soon
George +. Remington spent Saturday
evening at the home Of Andrew J. Steere.
Prentiss Steere, who is employed at
Builders Iron Foundry in Providence,
spent Sunday with his paren's.
The Christian Endeavor meeting was
led ~ Mrs Henry w SeImans The
toric was "Getling Power from our
Pledge"
Mr.. Gagnon met with an accident in the
Joslin Manufacturing Company's Mill, in-
jurng his hand quite badly. lie was at
tended by DIR. Barnard Arnold
At the sunday school, committee con
sis,inp of Mrs Mary T.. Atwood and Miss
Dorothy X. Na.on WAS appointed to pro.
cure new singing books for the use of the
school.
Spring is supposed to have arrived on
March 10th, according TO the old Farmers
Almanac, but no one IN this vicinity motto
ed its arrival as another large snow storm
arrived on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Briggs ave pre-
pairing to remove To their farm on Rounds
hill IN Foster, their home having been
sold to he 10 lin Manufacturing Company
and is to be vacated by April Ist.
Miss Sarah f.. Olney attended the funeral
of her little niece, Ruth III. Morton, daugh-
ter of Harmon l. and Edith +. Morton at
" oodstock, Conn, on Saturday OF las
week. The burial was at Putnam.
Mrs Mary Rounds, who has been i'll
for several weeks, had a birthday on >aiur-
day of last week and was remembered by
her many friends by pos cards and flowers
and she wishes t. express her sincere
thanks for their kind remembrance.
Clifford Amasa Hopkins and Miss Hazel
Zelolta Essex, both OF Scituate, were mar.
rled Saturday by Rev. g. b Cutler at the
Free Baptist parsonage The young
people are receiving the congratulations of
their many friends Mr. and Mrs Hop
kins spent their honeymoon at Mr. Hop
kIns' sisters IN Pu'nam, Conn.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-03-24
Republican
State Convention.
April IL, 1916.

At n meeting OF the Republican State
Central Committee OF the State OF Rhode
Island, held i'm Providence. on Monday.
March 13. 1916. the following resolutions
of the Republican National Committee.
were unanimously adopted:
Resolved. That in pursuance OF the call
"a State Convention OF Republican Deie-
gates be held I'm Infantry Hall. In the city
Of Providence. on Monday, Apri " Isio,
at 10 O'Clock a. m. for the choice OF four
delegates at large and four alternates-
at large. to the Republican National Con-
vention to be held at Chicago. Ill, on
June 7. 1916. for the purpose OF nominat-
ing candidates for President and Vice
President and for the transaction OF such
other business as may properly come be-
fore said Convention.
Resolved, That the several Town and
City Committees are hereby requested TO
call Primary Meetings for the purpose or
electing Delegates TO said Convention. the
number OF delegates to be twice the rep
resentation of said Towns and Cities in
the General Assembly. and that SAID
meetings be held not later than Wednes-
day. April 12. 1916. and that the Secre-
taries of said Primary Meetings be re-
quested to forward copy OF the Gre
dentials of Delegates Immediately after
their election to the Secretary OF the
state Central Committee, Nathan NJ.
Wright Providence. II. j.
Resolved. That the member of the
Town or City Committee calling the meet
ing to order under the above call. to-
gether with the Chairman and Secretary
of said meeting. be instructed to certify
upon the credentials that said delegates
were elected pursuant to regular call
of said Town or City Committee.
Resolved. That the Republican electors
of the State OF Rhode Island. and all
other electors. without regard to past
political affiliation, who believe I'm the
principles of the Republican Party and
endorse it's policies, and intend to sup
mort it's candidates, are cordially invited
to unite under this call in the selection
of Delegates to said Convention
JOSEPH r. BURLINGAME,
Chairman.
NATHAN NJ. WRIGHT,
Secretary
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-03-24

The least said about Mexico at
present perhaps the better. The sit
tuation there is so complex and del
icate that only the man who know
Mexico thoroughly is competent to
hold an opinion or express his view
1t is evident, however that the great.
est OF skill must be used by the Ad
ministrafion and by our forces il
Mexico to prevent man hunt tron
rapidly becoming Intervention O.
war.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-03-24
PARAGRAPHS

Reports from the recent meeting
of the subcommittee on arrange.
ments of the Republican National
Committee indicate that Hughes is
the choice of large number of Re-
publican leaders. AT present he is
the one man in sight who promises
to run well against Wilson. The
leaders OF the "Old Guard" do MOI
want Hughes for they believe as the
country believes, that he is man
not to be bossed by bosses. II will
be interesting to see whether, at the
Chicago Convention, they will ac-
cept Mr.. Hughes or face almost GER.
tain party obliteration with some
ultra conservative or local son candI
date. Politics are as uncertain as a
ball game and the nomination ma,
be won in the ninth by some un-
known, but Mr.. Hughes is now
batting way over 800 with no signs
of a slum Will he accept tn,
nomination if it is offered him
The average American in or out
public life is not refusing position,
of honor and respect which carry
with them power, prestige and tn,
opportunity for public good. Mr.
Hughes will accept.