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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-03

NJ. NJ. Hance ...............,....'. =
w. NJ. Robertson, Shcrman..,,... .
II. q, Francis, Fort Worth........ y
j. w. Reagan, TcNarkana......... q
l., ]. Loyeloy. Paris.,......''''''.' y
w N. Griffith. Waco....,,........ z
Fritz Mitchell ...,......,........''' Y
u. Kramer '.'..s.... .
y @. Trucr, Dallas. z
Charles II. Cartwright, Dallas.... 2
Harry l.. DeWolfe. Dallns.....,.. y
J., u. Preston, Fort Worth.."... =
II. p. Smith. Fort Worth. ,..'''.' J.
John n Sweetman, Palestlnc...,., ].
Chas. NJ. Hollub, San Antonlo.... j
| H. D. Frazier. st. Louis. .......".. j.
| II. !. Knox. Dnllas................ j
Wright Jones' EnDls............... j
| M0rlt2 Sapor., .,....'.:.'.''''
jay Kcmplnrslty. GainYvllle..." j
/ Byron Miller ........,........s... y
! Harry j. Hardy Houston ],
| c. IT, Jctt, Jacksonville" ]!
! Morris Brock. Galveston ....,..,,. II
Frank Bucl. Temrkana.....".. II
Jacob Mayer. Fort Worth...... u
william Miller Parls..........,." 10
w. II. Mcdowell ..,....,..,.,.,,..
Louis W. Rerwell
j. IT.. LcyersodEe. ..........,,!,..
Harry AlbcrH, Dnllas,.,..,..,..
n L. Wagner Dnllna....,..,...... .
George Rartholomaci, San Antonio
j. u, Huillns...............
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II. - Noble. Wichita Falls"..,'', I
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,,,r., t,r,i,t - nil. 49,,
cn,,rti nr ha, r,, oil, ,',a,s U,.t 4 t',,,,,,,
OF. ana no tclllng how much longer,
of mo plrla DOM uonv5 what f., AZ. am,
more thnn 1 d. / yyIsh therc wasn't
any men, then we could grt even with
ilmoyv ,,t MO-, &c.,, ''I ~ " ia
iust ma nnc ng eiiis I'm, Inn't ,i,lrL
Sic vim have him. Tbis ia The Grgi
Tim, o,.nr t,l.J a., viii, a., Ia,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-03

Niobrara, Neb,, May THE ro,,s.n
meat school building on the Santa ~
dian observation burned last night.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-03

Dallas, Tex, May 1.--Editor Gazette:
Inclosed lind 35 coupons for e. L. Jor-
dan.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-03

Fort Worth, Tex, May 2,--Edltor Ga
zette; Enclosed please find 20 coupons
for Mr.. l.. IL. Cohen. Yours respect
fully, MINNIE $.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-03


A meeting of the Chamber OF COM
merce directors was held yesterday
.,,..,, =, o,oiocl, a. IT sirlman
aitei ilo0" "' -.
presiding A quorum was present anu
the minutes OF the previous meeting
r,ere road and approyed.
nv ,.,., .o,,,r,t,,aa ~, ,,anrfoc.
| ihe sPeSi"i
tories read their report, which Is en-
bodied In the following circular letter:
NJ 0r.t oo+ m ovnresaIon Of our elf.
| -,,,,,.. -, -,
lzehs as 10 the pr"cte"U'''g VI ois""-
izing an Industrial association. as out
lined In a general way in the forego-
49,. ...-....,,,. "a ,,,,sortnt,or for,,
lhs prospectus 'i'''
| the same was submitted 10 some OF our
| most active commercial people, and nine
out ~ Ton aIepea n paper. endorsing
~, - al. s,,nnor, as
! same "hu p'eusi"s. 'ie'' supPo'S 90
| follows:
| G. III. slllman, Butts Bros, w. II.
To,.tor ,vir,or, po,ts G % A u
~. o.
| want * CO.. H. H. MauuoN' b'lis %
| Kelner, Darlington & Montgomery,
| Handley, Cowan & Co, Turner & Din
gee, The Stratton-W white company, II.
II. Keller, h. J. White, A. & L. August
and Liley & Bib.
Meeting with such general endorse
ment all was then placed in the hands
of the Chamber Of Commerce for their
action.
The foregoing prospectus and sub
scrlption form was submitted 10 the
board OF directors of the Chamber of
| Commerce, and by them referred to the
committee on manufactures. who in
turn at Tho ncxt meeting Anru made
n majority report endorsing the plan
as outlined as nractical and desirable.
and referred the same back 10 the
board. recommending il to their further
ana favorable action. whereupon Aprll
8. the following resolution was passed
by the board Of directors.
"Resolved that this chamber. endorsn
and recommend TO the citizens of Fort
Worth the orga niZation OF an Industrial
associatlon ag and Tor Tho nurnoens
mentioned In n General ,,a,, Il, ny.os.
pecltis submitted nv Mr. n r. T,1hddcn
and that n committee or three he an
pointed to take mn the work of orrop-
izing said association as soon as in
their Judgment tho conditions are ravl
orabIc for tbe nr"socutiom og t1 ",v , l"S
Carried we ~
"Committoe-.R II paddock n ~
Imboden, oscar white
O9-h' ,6 ~; II ,,,r,,-,r,
Secretary of the Chamber of Corn
merce."
To the Citizens ~ Fort Worth.
We feel TINT we shouid toiia CANA
active and pronpt stens tou1Srd 80 i,,o
creaslng The mannfoct,,rins {rto,, ~
OF our CITY, therefore il is Sronnst5 20
organize n comp9nv for the n,,rroga 80 80
encouraging same. '"' ''e u
Tho FOLLOWING nIan b,s boo, .,,,,
gestod. and which we consider rae rae
tlcal, but all however heinz srbtaot
TO modification. Inrornorotn 49,. ~
nalme of the 'Fort Warm i LmH, rl,I
Association" Authorized canitai sav
81 900, 900, divided INTO SD sSo 'pis'i' BAY
Have a hoard OF directors cor,,,,,,,i
OF three. who shah have tIe act,,t, posgu
agement OF the association H, '''a
board of trustees. comnnsod 80 ~ d
n,,,. nat,Ir,i .,I.. VI majority OF
pruval the board Of directors are 10
work ana be Guided, Nv tbIs odJttion "
al safeguard In the hoard ~ tr,Istion,
It will tend to protect the citv iron,
heinz, ImmosoJ w., ny from
eating here In sn,l, a, w.. ''s 90
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-03

brake"
Listen, and you'll hear him murmur
Lines from Lady of the Lake"
Scotla's bnrds VIII live forever
In our countrymen's brave hearts.
In preserving Scotland's history,
They have borne a noble part.
England's shores viii next receive
him,
And her aged, loyal queen
WIN vouchsafe him such a welcome
As viii keep her memory green
While he lives. and when we question
or monarchinl rule, he'll say:
England has noble sovereign"
Women rule best anyway"
Proud Belgium, too, will give her
share
OF pleasure 20 our hero. Peak.
or her brave men and women fair
Hen always have kind words TO
speak
Germany and Switzerland
Each in turn their charms disclose,
And he climbs the rugged mountain
Where the alpine ylolets" blows.
Upward. til he stands at last
on the highest suow-capped peak,
And he whispers while behOlllng
Praises that he cannot speak.
Then the Rhine, ali! who would miss
It?
This delightful sail he takes.
On US broad and glitterlng bosom;
Poets long have sung the story
OF this benuteOus, matchless stream
And he signs while gazing smell.
bound,
"T,oyeller than n poets dream"
France. the pluasurc-scel,er'a nation.
Next rewards our travellers eve.
And IL he's a ouaKer surely e'e'
w..
huy ne stops.nh wltchlng pleasure
who'd resist Thy winning smiles?
rtn,li1 Iet MN MN notebook handy,
whlch a. , uUWn thousand things,
"'"'u' perhaps' nave taken wings
flakes; '''o"-
Keep your tempcr "Slsgy T,,om
For they're only trying IA grS,n ,,,,
But were NOT 40 easv dntsi u.s.
For our hcros surely cIInf,in,.
Up fame's mountain. no "a s6oo,.
And wen never LEI him stS,, ,,",fi
"'' worthy Peak.
Ten votes for Howard peok
Fpu,>,D
lnelosed please find GO coupons which
bleuse pace To the credit OF II. l.. Jor-
uan. NLI hear from me again. Rc-
SpeclulIy' MRS. w. II. DIGGEs
AlNarado' Tex, May 1.---Edltor ca
Yeltsi lnGlosed ind votes for A. s.
nuSpy' VINO must so to Europe Yours
truly b. ID, GRAY.
-
Fort Worth Tev ,ror r,.
Gazette: Find lnclosed 10 co,po,,a s'',.
Lee Cohen, the commentator tn,, t1 .or
MiTstCIhS
BcIto, TO-, ..,, M
yettn. I,or ~ huitor Ga
crank GIva ,boso . ~ SC am a
hank '-'o7u No'cS 10 II: March
ioEr'
r, hrowhwood, Tex, April aO,---Edltor
gazette; l send you / vote for MIR.
Ilussy sloan Hayes Partier George,
u lie Is fine drummer and will
sure go to Europe. He is Just start
lnB nut he VIII get there all the
S ss1iS' 1ours oblige.
~ Hli'I CLUB OF BRoWNwOoD.
T. s.
Us girls have more coming.
because he Is going.
Fort Worth Nav o-rai,o. c,.-.,-
Enclosed ind 10 coupons wi,jcb IinS,,:
place to the credit OF Nr. I, n Saha,!
Lee, old boy, don't think vour frionds
have deserted you. We are with Won no
BI,ACKsTon,r,
May !, 1895 Mr.. n n - II
thanks for your kind inonir, Amy
Well Hoping Won much s,,ccos Su',e
your part of the eontost I b.,,a IN
joyed II immensely. I hnvA ona Se en-
best cid friends YOU ever saw 1 He
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-03

A. S. BUSBY, FORT WORTH. .161Oi
IT, W. PEAK, FORT WORTH. .ll.5gI
i. l.. JORDAN. FORT WORTH. II .2GO
J.. E. Cohen. Fort W0rth,n....... SOFA
Horace Moore, Wacu...,a...... 1900
Dave VOL. Waco.............. 3il2
lt. l., rinslpy, Fort Wurth....., 1881
I'D Meyer, Jefferson. 1i5S
j., NJ. Nlcol. Fort Worth. .,.,...,. 400
J, Beta Yale. Fort Worlh...,,... q8G
Dave Edel, Corsicnna 500
H. y, MarChbnuk. pnllnB. COL
j. NJ White, Fort Wnrth,,... RIA
y. @ Bradley, sherman. g65
Bob Monatt, Fort Worth. . ana
n. NJ, RodklnHon, ........,.m....., 275
w, q. lloman, Fort Worth.,. 90
Wiley Blair, Weathorford. glS
Tom Farmer, Waco,,.....,...... 2Oa
y, n, Edwards, Sherman, $50
u. II. McDunic ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 40
John J, Knight. Dallas. I9S
a. Hobart sulphur Springs, IN
I, j. Mltchucr. Wichita FALL. iIt
hd $, Richardson. Marshall 49,. ia
George ID, Woodsou. Dallas fos
T. l.. Freeland, Houston.,..,, o.
Ian NJ, laslSer Rookdale. Oi
JAKE Mayer. Fort Worth.... 81
=. u. Griffin, sherman. so
w. l, Miller. Observation-Disclosures. IA
Vernon Leman, Houston. .. "a
u. 5. Hord, Dublin. Ss
George \. Benedict, Sherman, 81
Wv f!oWers'. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 30
.. ~ Richardson, Fort Worth, "A
George a. Hin, waoo,........ ii
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-03

Fort Worth, May Editor Gazette:
Inclosed please find six votes from two
Hlllsboro friends.
HOWARD w. PEAK LEGION.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-03

Waco. Tex. May 1.-Edltor Gazette:
Enclosed please ind is votes for that
mile-end man. Dave Well Yours tru-
ly, NOSE HARRIS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-03

Waco, Tex, April SO-Edltor Gazette.
lnclosel find &c votes for Horace Moore.
the man who sells La France steam
era and fire apparatus. Horace is all
right He is holding his own. After
the Houston convention you will see
him forging to the front. Hlllsboro,
shake. We will not forget you. Minco.
We appreciate your votes: come again.
Phillips, Frenchy Is all right. He will
be at Houston with his little trunk. I
hope he will get 1t full Of coupons for
Horace. Il. II. JONES,
Foreman Engine Company No. 1.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-03

Fort Worth, May Editor Gazette:
Please lind incioscd forty-nve 4D cou-
pons, which place to the credit Of l.. e.
Cohen. Yours truly.
PATSY BURREss.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-03

Fort Worth. Tex, May Editor Ca
zette: Enclosed find 10 votes for Lee
Cohen. More to follow.
JOHN l.. CARPENTER.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-03


smithville, Tex, May 1.---Dear Sissy
I inclose you 22 votes for Howard
Peak. Mansfield says
Sissy Jupe is in the soup
And Howard Peak win not cross the
creek
But we will show them where they
are wrong.
LEADING TURNIsHER.
Waco, Tex, May 1.--Edltor Gazette
Here / come with 80 votes for that fire
man candidate, Horace Moore. 1 am
n stranger to the man, but l am
friend of Ben Richards, or "Frenchie'
as the boys call him, and also the Other
fire boys You will hear from me again
soon. Yours for Moore.
DAVE BLoUNT.
The gong did tap
The horses were called,
Moore won first place
In the free-for-all.
The jockeys were weighed
In the scale room You know,
The Jockey that rode Hornce
said to the front we win go.
The Jockeys they mounted.
The word was given to so
Like an arrow from the bow.
The experienced Jockey pulled him,
That they will you know
He knew he could easily win
For he was riding horse from
Waco.
He let him run easy
on the back stretch you know,
Until he reached the 81 pole
He said to Horace. the front we go.
lie ran by the crowd.
The boys began to call.
He wins the race easy,
For 1t was free-for-all,
The Jockeys came back,
Held up thclr whips you know,
The judge said the winner
is the horse from Waco.
Come on. firemcn,
For we are in the swim.
Horace will go to Europe,
To take the country In.
As ever the firomen's friend,
DAVE BLOUNT.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-03

As ever the frcmen's friend.
DAVE BLOUNT.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-03

Fort Worth, Tex, May Editor Ga
2ette: Herewith ind 20 votes for IL
w. Peak Push push. push him along
HOWARD W. PEAK LEGION.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-03

sent IN twenty-elght votes for ]. II.
, INV laNt Iuesday and they have not
MiHsourian; / have made n thorn,,,,h
search for the above mentioned twenty.
eight votes, and can fnd no REGARD 81
same How We're they sentg
EnTTAD
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-03

Drownwood. Tex, May a-Mlss June
sort Worth Dear Sissy; I promised
You mat I would work harder for the
jistly entitled TO wear tho badre an.
man heads the list now, so let us ail
ger move on ourselves and keep him
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-03

faller Dog Creek. May the Tooth.
Mister Editer: That nefu NV mine Jos.
hua, hez started at the Polly Teeck
nleh colldge and hez kolleeted foreteen
oowpens, witch 1 send buy male Iosl
IS gittin mltey smart sence he's roln
TO that skuie. Yesterday he seq 10
me seq he Uncle Ehen, wat color wns
the storm thet blows< down MI
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-03

Fort Worth, Tex, May 2.---Edltor
t'aSotte: Find lnclosed 10 coupons Tor
Lee Cohen, the commercial tourist
MUSICIAN.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-03

Bolton Tex, April sO.--EdItor Ga
zette: For n dark horse" / am a
crank Give these votes to II. March-
p""N' POET.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-03

Sunset Tex, April 26.---rhc Busby
Slub Fort Worm, Tex, Herewith anI
inelosod sixteen coupons to be voted for
AT a. 5, Busby, the druggist candl-
date for the European tour,
HOPE an tho druggists and physlcIans
eisvty WheIe m the state will assist m
the world the pluck and cnternrI1e ~, 40
our profession In Texas. RespeetfnIv
JNO, HARVEY. NJ n
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-03

Alvarado, Tex. May 1.---Edltor ca
zette; lnclosed ind 7 votes for A 3
buspy' who must so to Europe. Youra
'uly' b. D. GRAY.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-03

brentwood Tex. April aO---Edltor
Hussy Sloan Hayes Partler Georga
Jr lie is a fine drummer and viii
sure go TO Europe. He is Just start
ing but he Will get there all the
Same. Yours oblige.
l.. S.
US Elrls hnYe mora coming
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-03

1 suppose you know the story
OF the tortoise and the hare,
And of course yOull oil admit
That the race was fair and square.
81 can beat you poor old tortoise.
For you can't rum laughed the
hare,
SO he ran awhile. then sleeping
Let the tortoise beat him there.
SO It is In this contest,
Busby ran for quite awhile
Just like lightning, the, he Slowed
up
And Peaks friends began to smile.
peaks on deck" we hear them say
ing,
Yes he is. and climbing fast,
And ere long wen hear them walllng:
Look, Peaks won the prize at last"
Poor, old Busby--wherc is he?
Bring the soothing syrup" quick.
"Chloroform him" says the doctor,
For the fellows mighty sick"
In this cOmatose condition
We will leave him for awhile.
And will follow up our champion"
with his kindly genial smile.
See him, as he waves his farewells,
From the deck OF "City of Rome"
To the loved ones he is leaving,
And America-his home.
Erln's sun win smile on him
As he wanders through her dells,
Seeking for the little Shamrock"
Er.n's children love so we'll.
Scotland next will claim attention
AS he wanders through the
brake"
Listen, and you'll hear him murmur
Lines from Lady of the Lake"
Scotla's bnrds VIII live forever
In our countrymen's brave hearts
In preserving Scotland's history,
They have borne a noble part.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-18
Shepard & Co. Robbed by a
Trusted EmpIoye.
Edwin W. Boynton, Floor Walker,
Arrested as a Thief.
Arraigned and Bound Over for Action
by the Grand Jury.

Edwin w. Boynton was arrested at his
home, 126 Bellevue avenue, last night by
Detective Reardon and arraigned this
morning In the Sixth District Court on
tho charge OF stealing 5000 from Shepard
d Company, the big dry goods dealers on
Westminster street. He waived examina-
tion and was bound over TO await the
action OF the grand jury.
The story OF Boynton's stealings is the
familiar one OF misplaced confidence in a
clerk. He had been in the employ of Mr..
John Shepard since the establishment of
the Providence store, April g. 1888, and
his name was on the list OF employees who
merited everything In the way OF promo
tions that could be given them. Boyn-
toms strongest recommendation was his
apparent honesty which far exceeded his
business ability.
For thatre Mr.. Shepard, who valued
.he man whom he codld trust, made con-
.inual allowances for his shortcomings in
the way Of intelligence and shifted him
about from one position TO another, find
ing him honest In all and capable in none
until finally the office of floor walker in
he crockery and house furnishing de-
partment was created especially for him.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-18
HOME FOR AGED WOMEN.

At the annual meeting yesterday after
noon OF the Home for Aged Women Cor
poration, the following officers were
elected:
President-Mrs. Samuel 8. Sprague.
Vice Presidents-Mrs.T Thomas Lincoln.
Mrs. Caleb @. Burrows, Mrs. Benjamin
w. Persons, Miss Elizabeth Il. Andrews.
Recording Secretsry--Miss Mary Grin
nell.
Corresponding Secretary-Mrs. Walter
f. Angel.
Treasurer-Mrs. Emma l.. Sackett.
Board OF Managers Mrs. William II.
Bowen, Mrs. Charles r.. Carpenter, Mrs.
Joseph Dews, Mrs. Andrew Comstock,
Miss !. {. Tobey, Mrs. Henry T. Brown,
Mrs. Edward II. Walker, Mrs. s. n.
Bailey, Mrs. Albert l.. Calder. Miss Jose
phino Paine and Mrs. Frank /. Sawtelle.
Advisers-Mr. Rowland Hazard, Mr..
Henry q. Russell, Hon. Thomas Durfee,
Hon. Royal G. Taft.
Nominating Committee-Mrs. Benjamin
w. Persons.
Auditor-Mr. Charles r. Carpenter.
Physicisn-Dr. r. NJ. Eaton.
Mstron-Mrs. Mary A. Holloway.
An address was delivered by Rev. L. c.
Moore.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-18

qualities. Some of the best OF the coll
lection came from Boston painters, nota-
bly, TarbolPs full length medaled por-
trait OF his sister; a smaller one by him;
Benson's full length OF lady In black
Clous' portrait OF a lady, and Major g
portrait of Mrs. Andrew A. Angeli.
Frederick T.. Vinton's portrait of his
wife, Salon picture, is one of the most
notable, and the LADY in Pink" by
William NJ. Chase, n. A., ranks well with
the others.
OF Providence painters the late Mr..
Lincoln Is we'll represented, his por-
trait of his daughter being one of his
best works.
Mr.. Tolman OF the X. /. School OF Design
holds his own with a highly artistic
harmony OF green's and violet in the por
trait OF Miss Cole. His ability to render
textures is finely displayed in the portrait
OF Mrs. Hasting.
Louis ID. Norton has made q beautiful
portrait of Mayor Olney's daughter, the
arrangement and treatment OF the dress
being quite striking.
MIR. Burleigh's little canvas indicates
what he might do in portraits IL he would.
Miss Phelps and Mr.. Breul, now OF New
York, but late of this city, are repre-
sented by small works.
Miss Sarah j. Eddy shows n portrait of
Mrs. Knowles.
Stetson's unfinished lady in red is very
striking, but need not have been labeled
Unfinished"
Mr. Springer shows n portrait OF his
toric interest.
OF the old school many fine things are
shown, the Sir Joshua Reynolds, the
Copleys, the Stuart, and Others, being
very interesting.
The miniatures are we'll arranged i'm
cases. "rhe Hours" by Malbone, is con-
sidersd the finest Of the 63, but the Others
one Is Of great artistic vslusL
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-18
STUDENTS 0F ENGINEERING

few residents of Providence. who are graduates
OF the High School or have equivalent training
and otherwise qualified. will be admitted as
students in civil engineering Office. Apply by
letter addressed +. Ns Box Sl4, Providence.
apr17-3t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-18

of her department, ho would counter
sign it and then collect the
amount called for. His first offense OF
this nature that was discovered
was in the case OF a salad set, upon which
he made four dollars; later he secured for
his own pocket the refunded price of
refrigerator that never had been
sold, and again he was seen
TO take carpet sweeper
into the back room and return with it
later In the day and get check for its
selling value. Within the past week he
compelled now girl to sign six OF these
refund checks for him.
His capacity as paymaster for the de-
partment gave him another opportunity
which he did not fail to utilize. The pay
envelopes were always given to him
by the bookkeeper to distribute
at the closing hour on Saturday mig hts.
II girl was sick he made no report of
the case, but pocketed the money and
frequently he refused to give the
girls their money when they were
there, putting them of with some
excuse and feeling himself secure in SO
doing because the girls were afraid that
any complaint OF their fioorwalker would
be followed by his recommendation OF
their discharge.
Boynton has wife and two children, a
boy and girl, the latter Is in the employ
OF the same concern which her father has
been systematically robbing.
1t is now impossible TO determine how
long the prisoner has been unworthy of
the confidence placed on him or just
what his steslings have amounted to.
Boynton's daughter accounts have
been examined, and Mr.. Shepard is salts
fed that she is all right, and will be re-
tanned in the store.
Mrs. Boynton said that she would not
interest herself in her husbands case.
The accused is not a member OF any
society, club or church, and was not
known to have expensive habits. At noon
he had not succeeded in getting bail.
Boynton was taken to Cranston Jail this
afternoon.