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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-13
HEARD IN COURT TODAY.
John n. RowIey, ESQ.,, Disputes His
Personal Liability for the Debts
Contracted by w. A. Hughes a. Co., I'm
Which He Was a Former Silent
Partner--A Newport Case-DoclSet.

The case of r. b. Little & Co. vs.. w. A.
Hughes & %. in the common pleas docket
for today was tried in Judge Rogers room
this morning. Ii is suit to recover 1927
claimed by plaintiff for goods delivered.
The defendant is John III. Rowley, silent
partner in the concern of w. A. Hughes *
Co. rather than the firm itself. Hughes has
disappeared, leaving his partner TO settle
the company's bills and RoHley claims that
he is not responsible, as the partnership
has been dissolved, aud the line of de-
fepse was To show that such
was the case. Rowley has recently
lost suit for $1,000, brought
against him by the East Hamp-
ton Spinning Company for bills
contracted by the William A. Hughes
Combination. The claim of the creditors
is that they received no notiii-
cation of the partnership being dis
solved and that orders for coal were filled
on the supposition that they would be
settled for by the concern which now ap-
pears as defendant.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-13
Ti.l .:oSiiA'6 JEWEL.
An Ixcident which Lca to an Expianatisn
OF .Ae Superstition.

An Ixcident which Led to an Expianatisn
OF tie Superstition.
In India there is a common superstition
TO the effect that the j~weled cobra, most
poisonous reptile, can never be found
without It's precious stone. The natives
assert that Gs soon as cobra loses its
stone or has IL taken away it eventually
dies lingering death or commits suicide.
These snakes are rather rare: otherwise
this supcrsti~on would have ceased to ox-
ist. However. an eritomologist Of an in
guiring turn Of mind aud da bbler In cleo
tricity, recently returned from India, tells
the following incident, showing how elec-
tricity can evea serve the double purpose
Of exploding mines aud false theories:
1t appears that he was anxious to catch
q number of Indian frcnics. and as a de-
coy he used half candle power incandes-
cent lamp, current being furnished by
small sulphate OF mercury primary bat
tcry. The battery and lamp he deposited
upon the ground In neighboring thickct
or Jungle and awaited developments. IL
should here be mentioned that only the
male Hy is provided with the brilliant
light, while the female gives but faint
glow and does not leave the ground.
The first night that the lamp remained
on the ground very few of the male flies
came near it. This be surmised to be due
70 the fact of the light being SO intense.
So the next night he SGT the decoy again,
dimming the lamp. however, by covering
IL with some tissue paper. Ho laid this
down by n tree, and net In hand awaited
she coming Of the male flies.
They came, too, in short order, and in
quite little while he had secured lot Of
specimens. Suddenly. however, tho air
was free from flies. They disappeared as
IL by magic. just then the entomologist,
thinking that the cause OF their sudden
departure m.st he due to something anu
sual, looked down 10 see IL the lamp was
still burning. IL had gone out. STOPPING
down in the darkness, he placed his hand
where he thought the lamp ought TO be,
and to his great horror he found that he
had touched tho moist skin Of livipg
cobra. Tie reptile had swallowed the
lamp, thinking II TO be cobra's jewel.
W Is almost needless TO say that there
was mutual surprise. but it was com
parntively easy to tell which was the more
frightened. The snake slurred of, and rs
the battery was littlc too heavy for him
to drag siorg, tho wires being strong. the
lamp was forcibly removed from his
mouth.
This Incident led to an iuvesti isstion.
and Il was found that tho cobra while
young males a search Ter phosphorcs-
cent pebble. composed probably of bsrium
rulphide, which. upon bsine sliahtiy heat
ed, produces light which resembles that
emauatine from the female frenv. This
he lays upon the ground Immediately in
front of bis mouth, and % the winged In
sects approach they become an easy prey
- this most vsnonous restile.-klectriesl
Review.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-13

HARTFORD. March 1s.-Gcvernor Morris
has offered. In behalf Of the state, re-
ward Of 5000 for the capture of the mur-
derers OF Robert Fl. Peck in West Hart
ford Sunday night. and that town offers
500 reward. The authorities have no
clews to work upon.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-13

HUTCHINSON, Kan, March IA J.
PUCK, Charles Menke and John Chap
man, officers Of the defunct Hutchinson
National bank, were arrested on an in
Sictment charging false entries and alter
stichs in the books OF their bank, which
is now IN charge Of receiver. They gave
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-13

TonoSTs, March l8.--The trial 81 Mac
Wherrell and Walker. nurderers Of the
williams couple. begins tomorrow at
Efarptoa II tie grand jury returns
true ill. TIE case has aroused consid-
-. ~. fx<srs a
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-13

a correspondent. who asks whether IRA
May. Avon, Mass" IL not probably the
shortest address i'm this country, may be
surprised to learn that there nre dozens OF
psstolices with names of three letters,
Ike Ayr, Bly, Dst. Biz, Ute. etc. several
with two. like Al, aud thsre IL NJ least
one, not n mere station, but postoffice.
With q singie letter. F" u, lad. I" and, as for
names. there sre plenty like 10 Ax.--Phil.
SdeIphia Ledger.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-13
Lothrop's Opera House.

The opening scene Of " The Boy Tramp"
at Lothrop's Opera House gains attention
at once by its good arrangement and the
play itself starts in with snap and jim
gle. A murder Is arranged forthwith
and the boy tramp and Sally, the
maid, appear just after the fearful
compact is made. 1t becomes apparent
that villainy is to thrive long enough to
unfold the story, and thon the yeung
tramp and his faithful ally are to pring the
murderer and his .accomplicesl to justice.
or course the'mr-dered man stands in
the way OF 70 tup, to his unnatural
brother, who ires as fatal shot. Before
the murderers are brought to justice,
however, the boy tramp and
Sally find time to sing, dance
and make merry and the spectators enjoy
the advertisement. Frank d. Melville
plays Jack Sharpe, the hoy tramp, with
considerable abandon. He Is not afraid
to be free upon the stage and his efforts
appear to be fully appreciated. Miss
frankie st. John makes Sally
look very pretty, dressing the
part attractively and playing il
with sprightliness and appreciation.
Miss Grace Hamilton shows that she has
made considerable improvement by her
impsrsonation OF Myra Wayne, the
gambling house mistress. WIN. Roe, r.
f. Beane, J,H. HeaIy, J. L. Byrne, H..R.
Marshall. J:C. Davy,'C. b.. Ball aud Miss
Hattie Morris also have good parts. "The
Boy Tramp will be played every after
noon and evening this week.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-13
Docket For March ii.

IAppeIIate DINlsIou.J
No cases assigned.
Common Pleas Divison.l
774. Globe Manufacturing Company
vs.. Phillip Fair. Attorneys.-C. Il.
Champlin and j. M. Brennan for plaintiff.
ID. III. Sheahan for defendant.
S3S. Patrick Walsh VS.. Fred II. Whit
ney, app. Attorneys-Tanner q Cannon
for plaintiff, c. e. Salisbury for appellant.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-13

OTTAWA. March is- --Francis Bernard.
q ycors ei aee. was stabbed TO denth by
Jcs-p8 1.aFleur AZ Clarencs Greek. A
rcrd psrsy tvas ia progress when the row
o. currrd Lsfieur has been arrested.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-13
Dissinsuish.a Converts.

NEW YORK; March 10 LAS q result .,
sddresseste the pupils Of vsssar college,
by Mrs Bkllingsoni Booth and Adjutsnt
Edith Marshall, II, young women stn.
dents have been enrolled - members si
the Salvation Army auxiliary league.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-13

UTICA, NAY, March l3-Chief of Pc.
Ece,, Dagwcll, following Syracuse and
Binghamtonl lpreoedsnts. has ordered all
saloon and store keepers, in whose places
pickcl-in.t tbc-sist machines were ~.
playea, to remove them at snos.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-13

HARTFORD. March IL George Eek. n
farmer living in Durham. went shooting
ducks Eick's gun went OF prematurrly
sps the iull charge stru'k him, blowing
sff the tsp si mis- head.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-13
IN APPELLATE DIVISION.
A Rehearing on The Rose Harvey Case
From Newport County.

There was a rehearing of the Newport
County case of Gideon p Rose VS.. Charles
L. Harvey, this morning in the appellate
division. In January the case was
tried before Judge Douglass and the
Jury found verdict of $1,000 for complain
ant. The verdict was set aside by Judge
Douglass on the ground that it was not
inTaccordance with the special findings OF
the case.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-13
westminstcr Theater.

Sweet singing, excellent dancing, funny
comedians, and beautiful scenery are
among the attractions offered by the Sam
t. Jack Creole Company at this place Of
amusement.
The program opens with minstrel first
part, in which the entire company is en-
plsyed, during which some OF the young
women are grouped into historical tab
leaux. In the olio are the Mallory Broth
ors in n musical act, the De wolff Sisters
in vocal selections, Smith and John
son, bsnjoists; MIR. and Mrs. Tom
Mcintosh in an amusing sketch
The young women appear In several
marches which are well executed and the
comsdisns combine I'm what might be
termed song and dance team. The en-
tsrtsinment closes with sketch entitled
Aunt James Wooden Wedding" In
which Alex Msy, an eccentric comedian,
furnishes plenty OF amusement. The
entire company takes rart in this
portion OF TIE program, of which dancing
of AL aorts n the PRIME pal feature. Both
performances were we'll attended ysster-
day. The same bill viii be offered every
sfcrnoon and evening during the week.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-13

TtaHIs6roS. March l3 The amount
~ osi sinnl coupon bonds issued o. date o.
sf~ ~, loan j. t,9.ss5.&0. OF registered
l,.la, 80. t<sts. tesais So, ,i5O4e)
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-13

sr. JOINS. ". f., March B-The dis
aslsd steamer sriscos was picked up yes
ttrdsy By the steamer Virginia Lake.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-13

!, is not 20 ic wondered At that Ayers pills
aFs IN such universal demand. For the cure
%. sfipation. billiou ncss. or any otaer
,,mpla.at aso.iar laxative. these Tile are
ins tfl a. e1. Tnr, are suxar-co1tsi. essy to
.9k Q. end every d0tt 10 eaegIiys.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-13

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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-13

imr'ifst diEs',isa repaired By E...sen'. .i'is
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-13

At the revival meeting at the Plainfiold
Street Baptist Church last evening there
was an attendance of 500, filing the
church, many requiring seats in the aises.
Mr.. Davidson is gaining in strength
here daily and each meeting brings out
more people. Already some ninety people
have expressed the desire to become Chris
tians as q result of these meetings, and
they continue two weeks more. Any who
have failedgto attend should go this week
for he speaks on subjects that interest all.
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Dr.. Price's Cream Baking Powder
v~issEslf Highest Medal ssa pipscma.

Speaking Of ranaAntie marriages, y
SID 19smbsr Of Ccngress yesterday.
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gOany l&6y 0f nins Summers. The
Ewo used - plsy about together. and
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