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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-05-27
BRISTOL.

The meeting at the Country Club yes
terday was well attended, and grand
success. The following are the names of
% the gentyleIm;an yeI;a Wh1 I, took dinner s at the
Neylon, r. ID. Bullock, j. j. Christie,
Frank Wallace, James robin, +. +. Raw
son, Joseph King. Torrance Il. Morris
and friend, William X. Bogart, DIR. Burt
of Providence, James Peters, Eugene
Wallace. William +. Walsh, Israel DUDE,
l.. II. Chadwick. Charles A. Barbour and
n. n. Cole. After being served by the
chef. Thomas, with "A fine clam dinner,
the house and track committee voted to
build horse shed, 100 feet long and 40
feet wide, and Charles a. Barbour was
authorized TO build it once. Mr.. Tobin
mittee To see that the driveway is com
pleted at once. Mr. DUDE, who has gen
eral charge OF building the track, report
ed To the members that the track would
be finished this week when he will take
his gang of men and complete the drive
way. The grand opening will take place
about the lst.
The Republican Club met at the Court
House last evening with full attendance.
President Wilbour in the chair; secretary,
Col. j. B. Burgess read the minutes OF the
previous meeting and they approved.
The following are the delegates Hon.
Joshua Wilbour, Hon. Isaac L. Williams
and Representative George w Simmons
alternates, Henry NJ. Thompson, Philo V.
Cady and Samuel Norris, Jr. After the
election of delegates and alternates the
meeting was addressed by the chair and
many members present, they then ad-
journed To meet again at the call of the
chair.
Col. $. p. Colt will move from Provi-
dence TO Bristol to-day, preparatory TO
his departure To Minneapolis.
The general conversation about tow n
this morning is, ''are you going to attend
the launching at Saunders boat yards
this afternoon at 5 o'clockf' IL Is the yawl
which has been built for Byron Whitman
OF Providence. She Is looked upon as n
wonder her name being the Rama and
she has already caused quite feeling in
regards to what she will do OH Memorial
Day. She Is a model of perfection and a
beautiful piece of mechanism.
The Naval Reserve Torpedo Company
met at their headquarters on Thursday
evening for drill preparatory TO their
visiting Newport on election day, where
they have been ordered by the Governor.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-05-27
NARRAGANSETT PIER.

The Taylor cottage on Mathewson stree
will be occupied this summer by a
daughter Of Senator Stewart of Nevada.
Among the cJttagers that have arrived
at the Pier this week are X. q. Dun.
Howard Capsley, Mrs Pamele Shepard
aud DIR. Charles Hitchcock of New York,
George V. Cresson and James w. Cooke
of Philadelphia and John b. Eddy OF
Providence
Louis Sherry, the New York caterer.
has opened the Sherry cottages and cafe
Horace Briggs, Harry G. Rodman,
Clarke !. Pullep aud j. q. Chandler have
been elected supervisors for the district
election on June 6th.
James ". Parker Of New York has
for the summer.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-05-27
WELCH,s IMAGINATION.
II 10 Likely to Get Him Behind the Bars
OF Cell.

DETROIT, Mich, May 27.-Charles M.
Welch, census enumerator, is in danger
OF prosecution for certifying falsely to
hundreds of births and deaths in an aris-
cratic portion OF this city. For each
birth certified is allowed ten cents, and by
killing of the imaginary children he ex-
pectcd to get ten cents each.
He certified to the birth at No. 800
Woodward avenue, fashionable street,
In 1891 OF child to "Tim" Nester, a we'll
known character OF Marquette, Mich,
and Margaret Nester, the widow Of Nes-
ter's brother. In welch's report, Homer
Warner. a rich young society man, resid-
ing at No. sos Woodward avenue, lie cred
tied with daughter; Prof. Charles A.
Kent, lately OF the law department Of
Ann Arbor College, an old man, who
never had any children, is given a child,
and there are dozens Of other cases. Cit
izens who have been dead for years and
citizens who are alive are reported as
having died in 1891.
Welch expected that nothing but the
totals would be examined.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-05-27
Bitter Against His Dead wife.

PARIS, May 27.-M. Delaporte-Lassi-
monne, husband OF the woman who was
killed by Mime. Raymond last Saturday
night while i'm the company Of M. Pey-
mond In a room OF house OF questions-
BILE character In the Rue du Rocher, feels
very bitter towards the dead woman for
her betrayal Of him and refuses TO allow
her body TO be buried in the family vault.
He declares that her life was such that
she was not worthy TO lie beside the bod
les Of his dead relatives. He has, how
ever, bought n special grave in the Batig-
nolles cemetery, and here the body will
be inferred.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-05-27
AUBURN.

Charles T.. Westcott is about to build a
one-story aud a half cottage on the Au
burndale plat.
A special vestry meeting OF the Church
Of the Ascension will he held this even
ing.
The St Paurs Guild meet this evening
with Mrs. Turell on Auburn street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-05-27
POINTS ON PAWTUCKET.
81. Psur. Church Choir Concert.

The third annual concert OF the male
choir OF st. Paul's Church was given last
evening. The church was well filled long
before the hour OF commencement, and
to 1t standing under the trees In the
churchyard. The choir WAS In excellent
voice and perhaps was never heard to bet
ter advantage.
The program was as follows Process
sional, Thou Art Come Upon High"
TsslSa Psstsf fssms fsSin 81 hYsa is sapsA s Ansean
Magnifcat In A fat, Mann;, hymn,
Barnby; Nune benefits in A fiat. Mann;
anthems, unfold Ye Portals" (Redemp-
tom, Gounod; King All Glorious"
recessional, "Rejoice Ye Pure in Heart"
Messeter.
The concert was under the direction OF
Erwin w. Read, organist OF the church.
Slight Fire.
An alarm of fire from Box at o'clock
yesterday afternoon called the firemen to
a house on johnson street. The fire was
kitchen stove oven, the smoke from
which had filed the house.
Scarlet Fever.
Scarlet fever is becoming prevalent on
Pleasant View, although not yet epide-
mic For several days new cases have
been maturing, and apparently nothing
has been done by the health authorities
towards an abatement of the infection.
One death has occurred, and several are
reported as seriously Ill
Personal.
John Cattanach, the middle-weigh
athlete and champion, has returned from
Canada where he successfully engaged in
several contests with Canadian athletes
Fight and An Accident.
Yesterday afternoon two boys at the
ball game had disagreement, and one OF
them wanted to fight right off. The other
did not He said he had paid To see the
game and did not want to lose that enter
talnment, but after the game he would 20
to neighboring lot and fight till he licked
him. The fight came off accordingly and
the aggressor was whipped.
On a neighboring corner sewer depart
ment employees were cleaning out sewer
pocket They stopped work to see the
fight, and left the pocket uncovered
Soon year old boy came along and
fell into the pocket where he remained
resumed work The boy was not injured
but was considerably soiled. The two
incidents furnished much excitement for
quarter of an hour.
Minor Notes.
James Carroll, an escaped State Farm
prisoner committed from Providence,
was captured in this city Wednesday
night.
suspected of breaking and entering a
liquor saloon, were to-day released from
custody, the authorities lacking evidence
to convict.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-05-27
WEXFORD.

Com mander n. Il. Lewis of G. c. Baker
Post No. 16 has issued General Orders
No 3 relatixe-to- Memorial day The fei-
lowing information is taken therefrom:
The graves of Gen. Silas Casey and Lieut..
Edward Casey will be decorated early in
the morning by detail from Gen. Silas
Casey Camp, ). O. ", and the graves Of
soldiers in the other outlying cemeteries
will be tagged and decorated under the
direction of Comrade Azel w Tefft. The
members of the post will meet at
q. A. Il Hall and proceed TO Odd
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-05-27
RIVERSIDE.

At the meeting of Farragut Post, held
in the q. A. X. Hall last evening, the fol
lowing orders in relation to Memorial
Sunday and Memorial Day was passed
HEADQUARTERS FARRAGUT Posi-
No. =, Il. A. r., RIVERSIDE, X. l..
May si. 1892
Comrades will assemble at the hall on Sun
day, at l0:l5 A. NJ, l:3O and Il. NJ, and will
attend divine services as follows Congrega-
tional Church, III A. NJ; Methodist Society al
2, and ST. Marks Episcopal Church at 5:3D
On Memorial Day the line will be formed al
$3.50, with the Burnside Council No. 8, L. o.
erans, Albe Slocum Tent, ID. of ", and the
school children. At 10 o'clock appropriate
services will be held In the hall. and then The
line will be reformed, and march To Little
Neck Cemetery. and there decorate the graves
of departed comrades. Returning to the hall
collation. will be served. Per order.
A. n. CUNNINGHAM, Commander.
WILLIAM h. EARLE, Adjutant.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. X. Winchester and
family have arrived AT the Miantonomi
Lodge on Jackson avenue for the season.
The degree team Of the Burnside Couu.
Gil of American Mechanics went to John.
ston last evening and instituted a new
lodge Of the order.
William NJ. Tobin Of this place has en-
tered the News fishing club. Mr.. Tobin
is an expert tautog fisher, and great
catches are looked for.
A large number of the electors OF this
village went to the special town meeting
at the Town Hall last evening.
A meeting of the Riverside Prohibition
Club will be held this evening at the resi-.
dence of A. NJ. PAUL on the Bluff.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-05-27

NEW YoRx, May T.-Judge Truax OF
the Supreme Court, after argument dis
missed the action OF Miss Anna Dickin-
,on against the members OF the Republi-
can national committee on the ground
that the contract made for her lectures
vas illegal.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-05-27
MURPHY WAS LEFT OUT.
Yale's Little Captain Was Not slapped
Into n Society.

Yale's Little Captain Was Not slapped
Into n Society.
NEW HAVEN, Conn, May 7.-Foyty-
five candidates for the Yale senior socie-
ties were made happy last night by slap
on the back, the usual token of election.
The ceremony took place on the campus
in front OF the new fence. Both the
campus and windows OF adjacent dormi-
tories were crowded with interested spec
tators. The elections were full Of sur
prises. An usually large numder Of COM
promise candidates were taken into the
senior societies this year.
X. =. Tracy of Plainfeld, y. j., declined
an election to VOLTS Head by refusing TO
acknowledge the slap. This IS tho frat
occurrence af the kind for several yen r..
The non election OF Captain Murphy wa
general surprise and Is regretted by the
Students at large, as it is felt the bonor
was due him in appreciation OF his en-
deavors in developing a good bali nine
out OF the most unpromising material.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-05-27
ROCkIANQ.

The members of Rockland Camp. Sons
of Veterans, held a meeting in the hall
last night and by unanimous vote
agreed to make a parade aud support the
members of the q. A. X. In decorating
soldiers graves throughout the different
cemeteries of Scituate on Memorial Day.
All who desire the NEWS, bv leaving
their orders with Hill Brothers, proprie-
tors of the Rockland stage line, viii be
accommodated.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-05-27
The Price OF Coal Going Up.

NEW YORK, May T.-The Eastern sales
agents have advanced the price OF chest
nut coal Is cents, to 60 into effect June 1.
The increase brings the price up to s405
per ton, as compared with $3.50 in May
and June last year. The June allotment
was increased from 100000 TO 5000, 600
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-05-27
ARCTIC CENTER.

At Arctic Center yesterday some COM
motion was created by the finding of a
skeleton near the location of an old
house 1t was suggested later that there
was formerly burying ground there.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-05-27
PHENIx.

The members of the X. Of p. held
banquet at the Briggs Hotel this week.
Director Brown of Thompson q Hous-
ton Electric Lighting Co., Boston, Mass,
afternoon.
= The NEWS will be for sale every evening
by w. A. Lewis, Frank Duffy and George
II. Quinlan.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-05-27
ANTHONY.

Searles Capwell, Senator. (Rep) from
Coventry, who resides in this village, has
received letter from green goods deal
er in New York. The letter is written on
over three pages and wished Mr.. Capwell
to take the agency for the State, saying
absolutely perfect. 1t is understood that
Senator Capwell has placed the case in
the hands of the United States Marshal,
aud the sender of the circular will be de-
tected If possible,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-05-27
The PAWTUXET VALLEY.
PAWTUxET.


An adjourned meeting Of the veterans
was held In the Court room last evening
and was called to order by Major WIN. Is.
Rhodes who read letter from the com
mander of Thomas Post, q. A. X. Mr..
Rhodes also made report OF the refresh
ment committee. 1t was voted to extend
an invitation To the Fire Company, Volun-
teer Company No. 1, also TO the Sons OF
Veterans In this place and vicinity to join
In the procession on Memorial Day, and
the citizens in general and the school
children. Commander Albert A. Slocum
was appointed committee TO extend the
invitation to the firemen and Comrades
VIM. Bachelor and Nelson Slocum a
committee TO procure cigars TO be used
at the collation.. A vote Of thanks was
rendered to Comrade Charles Gorton for
his efficient aid in getting the markers
and headstones for the soldiers graves
put up. The comrades who are to attend
Memorial services at Trinity Chapel on
Memorial Sunday are requested to meet
at the Bridge at 2:30 u. NJ. sharp, and
those to take part in the exercises Me-
mortal Day to be at the Bridge at $50
A. M. The meeting then adjourned.
Mr.. Samuel Cole OF this place, whose
disappearance has caused so much anx-
iety has been seen by his brother Frank
Cole, who met him in Boston. Samuel
has business opportunity in Maine, an d
as 1t appears will go there and will not
return to his family and home, 30 1t is
reported.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-05-27
WARWICK.

At the firemen's sale last evening
Stephen Buckley and Kate Lamb won
the prize for waltzing.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-05-27
rn to his family and home. 80
'rted.
NATlCk.
le Office of DIR. l.. A. Fecteau, on
most nrOnfnanI nhvsicians of
NATICk.

The Office of DIR. l.. A. Fecteau, one of
the most prominent physicians of the
town of Warwick, was entered by thieves
yesterday afternoon and case contain
ing valuable set OF surgical instruments
1t is supposed that the person or persons
who entered mistook the case for a large
wallet Of money.
This is the second robbery which has
occurred in broad daylight in the village
within few days.
The amount taken is valued at $50.
The News will be for sale every evening
at the b. Is. aud K Knights stores Nos.
and 2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-15
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

,n,borp prop,rty case, supreme Court ,..
n pa,tbur.t excise cases before JUSTICE NC-t''0'''
u.,,r,ure of Russian relief Steamship MISSOURI
Musical League Convention lloFl 'i'''O"'
re,ubl,can Ward meetings, brooklyn
walter crane before the Nineteenth Century O'up' '
as, Sou,re Garden Assembly t,omsc ) 80 p III. ,
CHASING exercises Of educational cldsscs' - V'''
vo,,,, Mons Christian Association, p H.
II "a Clanin Post. No. 5'o, q. y. H. p'unu p'''
Harlem Turn Han. p NJ 49,, couoco
r.I.c, ~ tbe Cnv of New.York and Normal Coiiese
trustee meetings. ,.,. -
N.w,dcalcrs and Stationcrs' protective N''ON' -
oo,,ioo M 967 West Thirty fourth-st, p m
KnirtcrbocScr Tennis Club annual meeting NO ''0
Trinty.avc., p. N. n,
Kane Lodge. 40 4ji, +. and A. NJ reception Ma
sonic Hall, y. III. ,..,o. M
kim Assembly District Republican Associauon' NJ
to- Wc-t Thirty -iourihst.. : D. M
The Rev DE- Ncwand Maynards lecture o'' An
drcw's Church. Harlem, p m. , nan
Nine Eanke', entertainment, Carnegie MUSIC man,
p. ,., c,,,.oh
Or. Henry ~ Galaher's lecture. Plymouth CHURCH
vr.t,ri,n society dinner. Columbia restaurant even
ing.
Board Of Aldermen, City Hall, l p m
Police and Pilot Commissioners meetings
KIN Assembly District Republican Organization NO.
D Avenue \, p. m , -.
KILN Assembly District Republican ORGANIZATION NO
800 Eighth.aIc., p. m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-15
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
JFR-FY CITY.

The Republican state General Committee ineV se,
.erdoy at Tavlors Hotel John kean, lr., presiueu'
and Tobn Y Foster acted ~ secretary Among inc
others Drcs~nt were Garrct a. Hobart Richard heau
djn. J. Herbert Potts. X. Il. seymour, Colonel Johh D.
Toffcv tx Controller Edward j. Anderson and carr
Lentz The committee decided to call the NcnnOh
ia elect delegates 10 Minneapolis on Apr - AT iaS
ior's oner, Uou-r. Trenton. The state, under thc
recent idstiicng will send twenty delegates 10 INC
convention iour Of whom Will be elected ao IT.,
rho STATE Committee recommended that the disttlco
conventions be held the day OF the general co y"
ton. ~ A.,
Dr. L. W. Munhal the EVANGELIST, aided Dy MI
ond MR. Lowe singers, is conducting revival ser
vices on Jersey Cty Heights where the Iall'ade
Alcthodist Episcopal Churh and the FIRST BaPu''
and First Presby crian churches OF west iioDVhe,i
have united I'm prosecuting the work. Dr. Muhnsu
nrcochiug ha, AROUSED great interest ana at SuLaH
Services POO announced their desire to become 'hlSF
ian.
The ministers held another meeting YESTERDAY, TO
di.u.s the pDltlcaI outlook. The Rev David Mcheli
presided aud fourteen other clcreymcn We're Pl.9oo
The conference took place In the WAYNE street hc
formed Church aud resulted In the abandonment q,
n citizens movement. The Rev. Mr.. WICK lh'roHu,cu
pLillp Mcschutt ard Daniel Black, rrpIcs,i,.i
tive, of the Prohibition party. MI. ~ W. W.
chutt asked the minister, To- indorse lIchl'u
ttaut the Prohibition candidate for Mayor
The Kew John l.. Scuddcr, IN his vigorous milnc1'
aid that such action oaly meant ald To inc Dcine
cratic rinc and he declared that the only way 10
purify the atmos phcre in Jersey City was Dy securing
The election OF Republican Mayor. ING motion 10
indor," Mr. Grant was lost. No noI-partisd cV,Ncn
lion or candidate will be placed in the race Tor Mayor
by the mlni, tcrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-15
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw.YOEK MONDAY, MAR. H. is.


Steamer servia Br, Duton Liverpool Mar Queenstown
q and passengers TO Vernon II Brown q Co. AT
steamer BIZ Petersen. Shields Feb %. in bal
Steamer Albion (Br Tcihcr. Hamburg Feb Il. with mdse
TO order. vessel Arrived AT the Bar nj M 80
steamer Ia Normandic Err. Laurent Iavre Mar D. win
md and passengers to Forget Arrived AT The Bar at -O
steamer Etherly OBJ. Robinson Rio Janeiro Feb H. with
10 4, Jevons. Arrived 1t the Bar AT $50 m
steamer Delta BIZ kennedy. savanna Ia Mar VIA Kings
ton &c with mdse and passengcrsto HENDERSON BIOS AT
rived al the Bar Al IN. 49,. III, A..
10 Boutou Bl!~. Dactt. Arrived at the Bar at 80 m
Steamer Valencia, Miller laguayra, VIA Porto tahelO anl
and passengers 10 Boulton Ir * iiett
a the Btr NJ 1 50 "a NJ
steamer r Williams. Port liulon days, WIN ndSe
ant passenger T FOrwOod CO. Arrived at the bar al
steamer Alps fRr Iegg Trinidad via Grenada with mdse
and Chrisio Arrived nj the Bar NJ $50
steamer lucatau Allen Mexican ports VIA Havana days.
vim n- and pass, myers Jas Ward CO. Arrived at the
steamer Cndad Conda DSpan Camona Mexican ports via
avoa with mdsc and passengers 10 CeballOs Co. Ar
rived AZ The Bar ~ Q y m
steamer colorado Evans Galveston with mdse and passen
% & II Mallory Co
Samer Iou-ana Gagcr New. orleans with mdse and pas
scngcrs II seaman. -
Slmcr l.. Pa,o quick. New orleans with mdse to John
steamer Seneca stevens, Newport News and Norfolk
with md-" and passengers To old Dominion IS Co.
%, Atlanta. Dole, West Point va with mdse
and passcngci, Ia old Dominion So Co
steamer " Bruno Lewis. Baltimore. with mdse TO II
Foster
steamer Wilkesbarre Gates. Boston for Port Johnson
SUNSET Wind AT Saisy Hook strong breeze NV: clear
AtCity Islnnd-frcsh. WNW; clear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-15
ME- RYDER SAYS IT WAS A FRAUD.

A SHIT brought by the Farmers Loan and Trust
Comnanv against the staten Island Belt Line Railroad
company was tried in the Supreme Court Yesterday
before JUDGE Pratt iOreclOse mortgage iOr SlOOOOO
for which the company issued bonds The Westerly
savings Bank of Rhode Island took 10000 Of these.
John H. Iiilyard. OF Vermont. $4,000, and John
Bradley of Dunelen y. j. 5000. The Westerly
Rank saws that seth Il. Ryder John Kean and Thomas
Moore of Elizabeth. y. j.. bought the road in 1oS6
for 100000 under agreement with y. W. EeaSeley
A. Co. Of New York. 20 organize new company. III
which they to be directors. with Moore as pre
dent and Ryder secretary. They were to Issue
stock for 100000 ana bonds for 100000 and sell
both 10 Reaseey n Co. for $4,000. glowing
prospcctus was Issued and after Beaseey a Co. had
,od 100000 Of the bonds and paid $1,000 10 the
promoters receiver was appointed three years ago
and the road stopped the horses and cars Deihc
sold. Ii is said that only $4,000 OF BONDS was so'd'
although the suit IS for 100000 issued
The evidence of Mr.. Ryder. taken by commission
was interesting. In II he said the whole thing was Il
fraud "You talk about people being skinned. Holy
smoke! You don't know anything about being
skinned The road died Of too much Moore ana
Beaseey."
Did you hear that Of the stock was sold to
Mr. Bradley. Of Dunellen2'
IL did and when / heard IL | gave them Hail
Colualia' II was to a poor man. and they swindled
him lich- and left. II Il clean slim. felt worse
aboit that than about their SHINING us
Nj. Bc:Scley testified that he COuld not carry out
the contract the night Of way could not De acquired
Decision WAS reserved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-15
Tong ISLAND

RTVFRHEAD.-Thc tooth anniversary OF the or
ganlzatOn OF TN town WAS celebrated yesterday.
The day WAS ob,crvcd holiday. There was
Jiradc Of several hundred dzcrs, a dinner and
meeting held In R.vc1hcad Hall. Prior To 1-72 the
town was part Of the town of HOuthOl. ana Wa, tLcn
known a, Aguohonkc. II was first settled In 1919.
LONG ISLAND ClIN.-Au Item from Long / land
(atv was published In The Tribune saturday, laying
that "A light In the NcwtOwn Creek AMI Nuisance or
gnni7a,ion had ended In the expulsion of Conuty
.Tudre (iarrctson and another mcmt"r. A. far n,
this refer, Ia County Judge Gafsrt y. Garrett
srr I'm. di patch f. entirely unflundcd. nnd
was The mistake OF the agency which sent ont
The ALLEGED news. The judge called at Tho Tribune
oncc Yesterday and said that he had never heard Of
the Anti Nui-anc. Organization, ana naturally had
never been a member Of ii. The Judge added that
he could not tccpmc 4 member Of such an Orsanin-
ton "a, such nuisinc"s II would seek 10 eradicate
mi ilt come up In nj, own court. He said that hi.
name had been mixed mp. evidently with That OF
anchor named "''alrcttson.' Michael S,roNl.
IaI,c WAS crushed To death Gear Glendd" on sunday
night lie was Giggi ia railway cut and Wns buried
ulive under several OF earth which fell from the
ton OF the cmhnnhmcut. II required more than a..
n1ur 10 recover his body, and when he was dug out
il, va, found that nolly every bone In his body hud
been broken.