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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-05
Cf1Y ADyEHTIsEMENTs.
XII CITY or PROVIDENCE.
EMBELLISHMENTS

The owners OF estates assessed for the con-
stiuction OF sewers an rhs streets hcreinsfter
named are hereby notified THAI TN. sssessmrh,s
November, 1895. lodged al tho ofhco OF tho
Ia PLUM STREET from oxford street to
IN MAhLeoRoUGH STREET from East
BEACON street 70 earl street, and IN FRANK
In nkATtLE sILhET from Waldo street 10
In POMONA AVENUE from Academy avo-
In BoLANDEk STREET from Grand View
street 90 Abbott street
Ia MILLION STREET from Messer stree, 20
Eliery street. III ELLthY STREET from
Willow street to Wood street, in HUDSON
SIhEEl from the end OF present sower IN
saId street 70 Huntington avenue, ana N
MOD STREET irom Ellery strcst to Hunt
Ia TAYLOR STREET from point about
ninety'on ieet south OF Chester avenue 10
Marlborough avenue. and from Luckley street
10 fotters avenue ana IN htl AVE-
ASE from broad street 70 Taylor srex.
In LEXINGTON AVENUE from Niagara
street TO Hamilton atreet
In BARTON STREET from Broadway 70
Westminster street
street to Acauemy avenue
In HARRIS AVENUE from Char.otio Hope
street 10 Eagle street, ana III SIhS Az IN VI
River
In CHAMBERS STREET from Po.ters are
nue. ~ Huntington ayeLue
In CkANs1ON sTRELT from roitcrs ave-
nue. To Huntington avenue
In LINNOOD AfEAUE trcm Cranstcn
street TO Union g,~nLe
il payment OF he whole 81 any asscssmeDt
Il maac lciore ID. "a aay Uf Nov, mbcs lS9J n
deduction Will Ue made On the me- ~ the
rate Of SIX 80 per ceptum Ter AMMAN from
tno date OF tie payment 10 saii last meh'
tionei daIo
one-third OF the assessment may lie rail at
any time within one year from rne time the
assessniept j. lodged with The cay Treasurer,
withort inl,rest
The ttcond instalmeEt Of one.ihrd ma. 10
paid within two years from the day ga said
Iodgment Win lhs i1ty reas urrr. 10y paving
N ad ition thereto the interest ,li Tho whole
amount due Oh sain asstssmeIit, AZ The ratfnf
SIX 90 per cont. per anDun from ih" :ist uay
oi tne second year after said lodcment 10 tao
TIME of payment
ibe lar or third insfament oi the as ess-
nlent may bc paid within three yeyrs after
said loasmcnt 10y paying IN nauit on ther, 10
TO interest thereon at ih" rate of -i% (ol per
cent. ar annLin from the Gaie Gf the iast pay
m,ub
X The Erst ins;aiment il rot mid at tho
end 'f one year Il om tile NY of he locg-
ment Uf the as .sment with tac ttiy Treas
uTeT, he Whole asse>sinrnt can then be col.
Q cd. Wi interest ther, from, at the rate %
six 90 pr s~Et. per annnin, and txisnsts or
coller ION ~. l.. IL. ttaA cEo,
Nov.--st ,.iy Treasurer.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-05
TIE CITY or P3oyIuENC.s.
onlee q tNo Liecn.e csmn. Is .ionrrs.

tpHlGf Dl t.t LlfG-trf lNlffi IL IpnffN
City Hall, rr1vt.tncP. OStols'r ~. 1875
Application .or liarHiar 40 i.ci,nse ~ sell
pune, 81 ifitrous, NlcailDg and malt
liquors Savr i,tsn made by the following
naneu persons an. ifiD-:
Loguc. ic5ei. 20 nirhmlnI street TO owen
crosby, - ms lia,
(aprone. Enr q B, co., Oil Charles street. 10 Clio.
6lG ,hsri"- a,tl,yr
Capreili, Aicoli ~ left street. TO Hugh II
Aannin 500 AtwrilS Gv,nur
Ieao.a * Dcar .,,y. II nltOn street. 10
McDouga.. ii .IUayias avenue
Fewerhakv. Auln-t. 10 funun street. 60
Jan.s May, /, and AZ lultun street.
Fole. James II, los pOutn D4ain atrvs,, TO Max
" r2ef. snni, pl.cr
Molter, IA a an. a ". q Richmond street. TO
ls2 Inc f-.+t
Marninv. iu. b. II. 20 Eddy street, 10 Edward
j mines, saliie ll.t"
Hart A, 90, n. ~ boz Ics sire ct, to ..SS Nes-
munster rtrtst
cD-im iGnniaS, 40 Ed ~ street. to .is
Eary Irta
Moii,t :; hn II, Il \ sir et,to 'ohn Trainor.
sa:De plhc"
ON. IL. o.Gr g. 81 Dyer street. to 79i and i0s
Eddy stJc,t
Tn, ioard o. l. cense commissioners will l,c
in session in n,tr O.iCe. ,lsy ltail, FIlDA1,
Ntv,nib 10. ltgo. al 10 %, !ocsS m. " ni"n
tim ami lace AL prrsonS 20 desiring may lie
hes ri Un tie mat er OF Lraniine suon .Appl!'
cations
by or Ter OF tho Lizard.
now IL lHOS NIXON. Clerk
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-05
Medical Men Meet.

The Providence Medical Association met
last evening and further discussed the
state insanity laws, listening TO a long
and interesting report OF the COMMITTEES
appointed To consider alleged irregulari-
ties and abuses In tho law regulating the
commitm mt OF insane in the sixth Judi
c!al district. Dr. W. l.. Munro. chair.
man, read the report. After a general
discussion v was voted TO rave The re-.
port printed and distributed among the
doctors.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-05
T.IICIrY OF PROVIDENCE.
TO CONTRACTORS
Proposals for Foundation Walls
for the East Side High School
and Broad Stree. Cram
mar School.
on-c Ct tar Clerk .. Committee,

,Nty fla4G - (. ~. l '5
sEALaD FAOI Os Al. are ae.euy invl'l
Ly the y, iIt tunI'alit,S u. int Cis tCubrlt
GA t.ty rupcrt! ior ni~k,nR he '@cAva, :
ANA uiluang the fouNupt.Ga W .Is Tor IL "a
lcbpol buiading. 80 ls. sr",Ua On ihe "a
oMH,.i iY iur tIty ~ PICvIirnoe. ~ fhr COZ .
mr. tf hope street ana Az l,si aveau' nnd
nl-o tor me 0fsiniIAr ,hV' luiiuitg, b'
erected on br 10, ONlyd lsy the 4 ~ .. 4l'-
VI ercc, - Tie Junction OF Arp.'c ai,u lu~y
strsets
i'lans and specifications may be sce1 ~ 'h =
oiiier OK harflL & =. p.l. hri niic isy ~ idus
tngl rust bullutng. i,Etnlc', j.. 4
iloDo>als I,I each scnJvl pn4idinp must os
ypaa ,Cp rafpfv. Ia II ~ n dr,'r~ta 10 Davi
LurIon. chairman of lLe Iinmiurt IN ,iy
Fruptrtk. -t1iy CAT, r,lli ,pcc. D. j.. ana
MI ls. r. co.Ncd untiI +. IJAY, aoyenipef {.
1873. al 4 wriv- CD Ucucx lfoa
a Ccrtifeu rhecs, IN, able o ite - y ir'hN'
urer. ,uu.l 10 f,n tiOi nr c'rt. ~ ne con-
trict pric,, must accsmpgnN eSch rrup2>aI' ~
"a luafunire that said sonira'i VIII fe slRntd
within ten ,sys of tie Jnie of acccpt uce
tnd II SAID contract ~ Hot siynrd wiint Ten
oars from lh, date of az cerls nc 'ald ~ OF
iy per cent will br Retained and peid ~ IN"
uSs. ot hr city ss rquiunirl Nan AZ es, ~ c.
e.. uut og failure 10 IAN shid cfnsid'e hl'hlh
ten duyS from he dl 20 arct pitic'
1hc COMMITTEE reserves Tie iiSLt '" ieJ'c'
any of all b.ds.
DAVID ft-9TOT. Oh, rman.
Ocf3l.7t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-05
The NEW EEGLiND R. R 60.
Passenger IRAN Service, Week bays,
Corrected TO Oct.ber II, fs>' =.
Corrected to Oct. 20, iss,.

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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-05
70 wller'. rremrn,lous Power.

RoCKLANp, Me. Nov. Six hundred
and hfiy krgs of powler aai n lnr-a quar-
tity OF dynamite were cNplo led ut the
Long Grove granite quarry YESTERDAY.
Tae explosion cost the company $500 aud
was succs,ST u ~ 1o0sCnlng JJU,UJI TONS OF
granite Tac blast was conducted by an
expert from Missouri, and property Ia tho
vicinity suffering no damtys whatever.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-05
A STATEMENT
c. i:cssa's Pcc.iion II Regard y t.,
Ee.:G1 c!c?l.,.
r5oT-c7oD.TE Ecr r,ED'TATlo.
Korea Wll Coon Go A5lo 10
Protect Foreigners.
rsoT-c7oE.TE rcr r,EDlTATlo

v-A7.IyGToy, Eov s.-Tic telegram
from ! ipan to it's minister ~ Washing
Ton. announcing authoritativcIy the poiicy
Cf Japan in korca. has created grcnt
deal OF interest in diplomatic circles. The
Japanese minls,cr. whom approached upoa
the subjecr, said very frankly that this
announcement OF Ilptn's attitude
toward * ,rel could only b. construed IN
one way, namely, as nm indication of tho
earnest desire of the .Iapancs5 govern
mcnt 10 remove ull possible cause for mis-
apprehension upon Tho snhjec;.
Recent cycnls !n * ,rca." said Mr.,
kurino "hayc UNFORTUNATELY. giycl ri,o
To the mpwssol Ia sbme quarters thai
japan Is seeking to essrcisc cxe.uslvu coll
trul oycr that country; in other words, I"
establish prutcrtoratc. Nothing coult
be further from the truth than this sup
posiioa.
In dealing with Korea, japan has bu1
one object--tho establishment ana MAN
,enancc Of tho Independence of the ho-
rcan kingdom. In holding this nurposc.
the .Iapanc'p ac nos ~ utte 10y any
wish Ia control Korea, or by any motive
of purely altruistic bcnovolcncc. Her own
interests demand that Korea shall be in
dependent, and that the Korean govern
mcnt shall ho strong enough To maintain
or,lor wlthin the king lom anl to protect
Foreigners residing there.
Eighty per cent Of knrea's trade 10 with
japan; The regnlar lines OF communities
iion between Korea and other countries
arc entirely under Japanese control, whit,
lnrg, Numbers of Jnpnncsc reside in Korea
for purposes ~ business. Throngh ihc
weak and vAcilaling policy of The Korean
government. l1rscly dua formerly 90 the
mlschieymis inlnnncs cxcftod by Chinese
agents, all OF thcsJ interests wcrs CON
siantly endangered. Internal disorder b.
came the rule rather than The exception Ia
Korea, nn,l ~ every fresh outbreak IL WI
Japan or her subjects that suffered most.
1T can be seen from this Tint .iapaa
had strong motive. cnirely ffcrcat
from anythinss ike an ambitions design
To control hc political dcstnicS OF korer,
i'm assuming gad maintaining tie attitu &c
she Occupies
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-05
GTGlnn oil In MILK.

Lowell. lass, Nov. 5-Scvcn bo,rtlcrs
who breakfast with Mrs. Norrio were
poisoned by croton oil, which had bccn
put in the milk. Prompt medical attend.
ancc prevented fatal results for Mt least
two of tho number IL is not vet decided
whether the oil was put In the milk hy 4,
practical joker, or with deliberate attempt
nt poiscniuc
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-05

.-Af'.vA y. n. %ov. 5.--rac jury In Tho
,.qur,t iridt inquire into thc death ~
81 ,nias Ptgc ofl.itchl Id. who died fro,a
i.iarr. n.cciycl during u saioon row. gave
yrsI.c. 80 lie elect that he came TO his
q. ~. fro,n c',ncuSion oi lie brain brougas
r'n.ni bs his irjrrics Alimngh John N.
n .nrgii wn@ arrested Oh chargc 20
f.t,i a's,usf. ,.r ins, dii noi c,nuccs hl,
a.. .n,c ~...l I.sc'~ Death.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-05
inoklng Tor Ml..ing lIn.h,nd.

HAMFAx, Nov. b.-Danlel l.. Walsh left
Quincy. Mass, early last s~ 'il to comr to
Halifax, aad yesterday Isis wife arrived to
lnnk far hi llr ha. bocn llcrc several
t.n,es. bat IA Sis now entirely disappear,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-05
Mhrre Tron,s Elrnrr.

"Korcan affairs ARE still unhapply in n
most c.motic condition, and tbs b,,t O.
forts for improving the government and
tho people are bcsct by obstacles which
seein we'll nigh insurmountablc. Coasc-
quenil; ihCr, hrs, ircn some mislindur-
standing In Europe and America c,ncsrn-
ing he real situation h., Korea ana the
truc designs Of japan, All such doubts
should bc removed b; tho declaration Of
policy contained in the Telegram, from NV
government. which L. - clear and AT ihe
same tiian - Nrrf fr1tna statement of its
ir,io designs. The prcscn"e nf "a large forcc
oi .Inpane-, :pup- IN Korea has. doubtless,
been one reg paii why the impression h.4
,siincd crou.i thau The Jnpnn,>c govern
mont desires TO establish n pro,cc,Oratc
there.
The Gcc.lraIlOa ~. j TVTD docs M,
mean that all ga The Jipaness ir,ops ". j
bc withdrawn fson Korea whcn Pot
Arihnr is q, aoualrd, fur the retention of Z.
suitable forcl will probably siill bn ncccS-
sary for The protcr, lon OF Japanese sub
jecis and i,c louition AMI consulaics
But the mar,eribcc OF cven such u furco
is clearly regarded ~, temporary, "a is
shown by thu st,,tcrlrnt thlG Inc Japanese
government hopes thar the work of reform
having been set IN motion Will progress,
and that consequently. Korea viii shortly
bc able to mninlaln o.a!cr AMI protcc. for.
cigners. IN which cNci;t i.le troops still rc-
taincd for tleSc purposes Will bc rcc ,,lcl
These declarations saonld serve 90 cf-
feciually sctat rest the ruinors rogtrling
japanese designs upIn Korea, which have
already gained sun, dc gree of cTcicn 20,
and which, lf unroatrtlictcd t.S cal
culalcd to lead to no;t mischievou> and
injurious consel loncss. lli!s Wtituls of
Japan has bern con ,is,ent ftoAi the ,c
ginning IA the unlsct she declared ihat
her solo os,iecv wa the maintenance Of
Korean inlrDenil,urc - tf
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-05
CITY or PROVIDENCE.
POLL TAX.
1895.

Whercas, the board GO assessors OF the city
of Providence have assessed on every person
i'm said city who, IL registered would bs
much thereof ~ with bis other taxes shall
amount 10 one dollar. ond whereas the city
counc,l OF said city. by an ordnance approved
October - A ID. 1876. provided thai said tax
s,sall be paid TO and collected by the City
Treasurer on and betv cen the 9Th and l6,h
days of November ID, lN0, inclusive
Notice IL therefore hereby given 10 nll per-
sons against whom n poli tax has been rs
=, sscd as aforesaid 10 pay the same to the
City Treasurer. between said pth and 10th
undersigned win attend daily during said
perit,is tsundays and holidays excepted M
The treasury. from y ocIock m until {
Office viii close at 3 o'clocS u IN. 10 ~,ceiv,
ssid taxes ". Ia II. tRANtfh.
Octgi.d.n City Treasurss.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-05

NEW YORK. MN HAYlN AND
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
OLD : COLONY SYSTEM.

iion an l stations bslov.
TRAIN SERVICE FROM PR0YIGEICl,
rEOvIDEycE DIVISION.
Corrected to Oct 20, iss,
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-05

secretary. Charles powner; telegaies 10 city
convention, Darius Randall. Matthew /.
Graten, Beniamin Slack, LOWS r. Durham.
Charles Downer: alderman, Charles Downer
councilman, Ben iamin slack.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-05

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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-22
The Parker-L Lowe
DRY GOODS co.
A FAIR YOUNG ENGLISH GIRL
RUINED BY A PROMINENT PRIEST
OF THE CHURCH.
SENT TO THIS COUNTRY TO HIDE
HIS SHAME. is MURDERED BY
AN ABoRrfoNIsT IN DETROIT
THE EVIDENCE IN THE CASE
PRIEST MAY BE EXTRADITED.


DETROIT. MICH, April "a.
By n confession made to Prosecuting
Attorney Frazer. one OF the most
wicked plots imaginable for dlsposlng
of an erring girl and her babe In order
to cover up the tracks OF her betrayer
has been unearthel, The latter, from
testimony which has come into pos
session OF the public prosecutor, is be-
lieved to be clergyman OF the Church
OF England, who sent the girl to this
country to cover his own shame. Some
ten weeks ago a girl called Myrtle
Cook died at u lying-ln hospital on Lin
coin avenue. this city. kept by Herman
b. and Alice d. Lane. She had pre-
viously given birth TO a child and had
been attended by Dr. j. u, Seaman,
who was suspected OF having attempts
ed an abortion upon her, When the
facts became public the story created
great sensation locally, one OF the
peculiar acts In connection with the
mystery being that OF the undertaken,
who kept the body for over six weeks
before the burial for the purpose OF eN-
perlmenting upon IL with an embalm-
lhk nulus AlteI an lnNtHNlkdApuf allI
CorOners jury decided that the girl
met her death from an unknown cause.
and no specific charge was made
against Dr. Seaman or the Lanes.
Last night woman, whose name Is
not yet divulged, gave to the prosecut-
ing attorney what are believed TO be
the true facts and brought evidence TO
prove her story. The dead girls body
was disintcrred and the witness posi-
lively identified It. Hr story Is that
the girls name was Emily Han; that
she was well-born and refined Eng
lish girl. and that her betrnyer was a
man OF such high standing that he
found It necessary to send her over 5000
miles that he might be rid OF her ahhine
without damage to his reputation. lie
accordingly arranged TO send her to the
Detroit establishment, whore she died,
The witness who gives the above story
was formerly an inmate OF Mrs. Lanes
house and 10 ner the dead girl told her
story and gave some OF its evidences
including damaging conversations be-
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tween Mrs. Lane and DIR, Seaman. The
Lanes and Dr. Seaman have been ar
rested charged with numbering the girl,
Prosecuting Attorney Frazer from the
evidence at hand, gave the following 20
the Associated Press; 1.-THE dead girl
Bays she was scduccd by one Bell.
clergyman OF the Church OF England.
She was sent by him on the steamer
Majestic OF the White star line from
Queenstown about january II. She
shipped ma Miss Emma HAL and came
direct TO Detroit, Bell having arranged
with Mira. Lane TO attend to the matter
quietly for $50 Two lettera to the girl
are postmurlSed Drunry and Blrmlng-
ham. A registered letter addressed to
the girl arrived three days after her
death. The letters arc signed John"
and are headed respectively "PrlmroBe-
VIVA, station Road Blnckheath Cvla
Dudley" and "prlmrosevllla, Black
heath. Dudley, England"
In another envelope discovered was
an address card marked, Miss Lizzie
Brewster, care Mrs. stevenson, No.
dollhouse Terrace, Carltonhill, Leeds"
The latter reached hero after the
girls death. An attempt viii be made
10 cxtradite the Engllshman IL found
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SENSATIONAL sEQuEL.

New York, April 2O.-A sequel to the
sensational steallngs of SS54,OOO by
Samuel c. Seeley from the National
Shoe and Leather bank came to light
this evening by the announcement
that another shortage had been dis
covered In the same financial lnstitu-
ton. The culprit, strange to say, is q,
brother-ln-law OF the convicted dee
faulter. His name is Samuel f.. Aamar.
He had been employed by the barTs for
many years, and occupied a desk that
adjoined that used by Seeley before he
fled. The discovery was made this
afternoon after the close of the bank.
Aamar was arrested and admitted the
robbery, and said he could not tell how
much 1t amounted to. II had been go
ing on for some years.
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THREE MURDERS
Lcng a Mystery Are Being Tracked to
the Guilty Ones,

Int 1ullAN Olltb.
Salt Lake, Utah, April 2i.-The mys-
terry surrounding the murder Of three
young men who lived In the vicinity Of
Utah lake, near Lehlgh. Utah. Is gradu-
ally being cleared up.
Albert Hayes. Andrew Jackson and
Alfred Nelson had been living at Pell-
can Point for some time, but were
elected about two months ago on a
men were missed some time ago and
on Monday last the body OF Hayes was
found near the lake shore. Death had
been caused by two gunshot wounds.
Late in April the bodies of johnson
and Nelson were found. The bodies
were found In the lake on wagon and
tied down. The bodies presented a sick
ening sight. The murders occurred in
February. The murdered men were
all cousins and were running n .tock
business on a ranch. The theory IL
In u cabin and the bodies were thrown
In the lake, as they were nearly un.
dressed. Tho shooting was with a a.
callbre rife. Suspicion, It Is said, points
to II. II. Hayes, step-brother of one
OF the murdered men. and n son of his.
who Is missing. Other theories are ad-
vanced. but have no motive to support
them. The country surrounding II wild
and broken and has been the scene OF
many tragedies between Indians and
early settlers. The coroner's Jury ex-
amlned the bodies today and will begin
the Inquest tomorrow. The excitement
runs high, particularly among the
ranch men In the vicinity OF the MUIR
der.