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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-10-29
]. H. Graham Fined for
Stealing TypeWriterS.
Formerly Did Business Here
and Cut a Wide SWath.
He Was at the Head of the Defunct
Graham Equipment Company.

j. II. Graham, who Ont such Q wide
president and treasurer OF the Graham
Equipment Company, was on trial in
Boston today on the charge OF misap-
propriatiDg a typewriter.
A few years ago Grahsm appeared in
Providence and united his efforts with
those CT Granville s. A. Gardiner in
promoting the interests of the sGraham
Equipment Company. The comp n nyLhsd
truck tor trolley cars which they
claimed was destined to revolutionize
traffic by street cars.
As both the men were hustlers and had
an excellent appearance they made many
friends. lbey advertised literally and
when ore CT the trucks was used with
considerable success on one of the city
electric cars they found little trouble in
selling their stock. Purchasers came
from all parts of the State. hut after n
brilliant existence Of few months, the
compsny disappeared from public view.
and has not been heard Of for so long
a time that many have already forgotten
Ii.
a little over week ago Graham came
10 Providence and called upon III. H..
ii lines, the 10 al agent for the hemipg-
ton typewrit Graham said he wished
to purchase a second hand "No. q" Rem
ipston, tut as MIR. Holmes does not dear
in second hand Remingtons no sent
Graham % MIR. Francis a. {. Hill, the
local agent OF the Equitable Life Insur-
Rnce Company.
Mr.. nil had had such a machine, but
il hac been sent TO the Boston office, so
be gave Graham a letter To Mr.. Nathan
Warren, the general manager OF the
Equitao ole Company in that city. asking
him to show Graham the typswiiter.
Graham presented this letter and when
taken'to another room to look at the
machine, IL is alleged, calmly took the
typewriter and walked away with l., the
,tfice boy SUI posing that The man had
Mir. WGrren's permission TO do SO.
Nothiog more was heard OF Graham
for day or two when a man who had
formerly been employed as a repairer Mt
the Remington works appeared at the
Boston Office and stated thst he had puI-
chased a machine from Graham, paying
Sos for it. At first be thought thar it
was all right, but when lie discovered
that two OF the numerals in tie group
compsising the company's number had
been filed down he became suspicious. AS
an EXAMINATION showed that the machine
wrs one that was owned by MIR. Hill,
Graham was found and arrested MIR.
lin was immedi lately sent for, and as ne
Identified Graham and the typewriter,
the police decided TO hold The man.
The next day the police assert that
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-10-29
Opened Weak and Lower
on Heavy Sales.
Pressure Results in Bear Of
feringS and Stringency.
Bullion Dealers Report Big Demand
For Gold.

The New York stock market opened
weak and lower under the heavy sales for
both accounts, partly induced by appre-
hension of striDgency In money and de-
preston in American securities In Lon
don. The more important concessions
occurred in these specialties. Tennessee
Coal dropped and Sugar 81 per cent.
Opening prices for leading stocks were:
Atchison. 13 3-S; Sugar, 112 3-s; Tobacco,
7ila; General Electric, 27la; Chicago
Gas, 61s4; Burlington, 1884; Rock
Island, 64ia; ct. Paul, II Is; Northwest,
100 3-s; Louisville, Al rs; Western
Union, "a 5-s; Southern preferred, 2ila;
Wheeling & Lake Erie, 6 is; Manhattan,
9lla; New Jersey Central, l04.
The pressure against the market Ia
quite pronounced and material conces-
sions have beer registered in some
stocks. The bears offered Sugar freely,
depressing the price to 1lIl2. Leciede
Gas broke per cent. to 22la on liquida-
tion sales, induced by the delay in rem
.dering the Supreme Court decision rela-
tive to the company charter. The foreign
traders offered liberal smounts of the
principal international shares and a gen.
eral adverse influence is impaired byuneas-
iness in the European financial centers as
to the depression in Ksfiir securities and
the hardening tendency Of money.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-10-29
In THE MOUNTAINS.
An Alleged German Assassin Taken
Into Custody.
Victim Was Leader Of Berlin Bar and
Was Stabbed to Death.

BERLIN, Oct. ga clerk named
Bruno Werner has been arrested In the
Herr mountains, charged with being tho
instigator OF the murder of Herr Levy,
president of the Berlin bar. on Sunday
morning, October Is. Major Levy was
attacked by two men in his room at his
residence in Mohrenstrasse and was stab
bed to death. His wife was seriously
wounded at the same time. The assassins
made their escape, but one of them, Will
nelm Crosse, locksmith's apprentice,
was arrested on Tuesday last. Crosse con-
fessed and saia that Werner was the man
who planned the crime.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-10-29
Presents for the Ladies.

N. 5 Wood, the popular young actor,
who attained such success IN "Out In
The Streets" at Lothrop's Opera House
last week. will return to this house next
week, at the urgent request Of his many
admirers and sppear in last seasons sue
cess, entitled "Jhe Orphans of New
Yosk". Special scenery will be provided,
including Battery Park at sunset with q
view OF the Statue OF Liberty; the great
Orphan Asylum scene, with its pro-
cession Of sisers OF Charity aud little
orphsns; and the exciting explosion OF
TIE powder house OF the National Con-
s,ruction Company. On next Monday
afternoon sni evening every lady attend
ing the performance OF "Tbe Orphans of
New YORK" will be presented with a
highly finished piotogrpph Of this favor
ite actor.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-10-29
UP TO 100.
Money on Call Reached That Figure
This Afternoon.
Bankers Say They Think the Worst Of
the FURRY is Over.

NEW YORK, Oct 29-The money mark
ct which had been kitnish Gil day reached
the remarkable figure OF 100 per cent
bid for call loans at 2:30 o'clock this
afternoon Bankers report sharp inquiry
for funds by their regular :clients, and
say that the sym pat thetic hardening of the
money market was excitedsDy q report Of
an increase in the demand by cash buyers
Of gold. Bullion brokers advanced the
commission premium on gold 3 10 to Il
per cent. Predictions ars current in the
street OF msterislly higher figures in
nony tomorrow, but some leading bank
ers express the opinion that the worst
furry has been seen. The last Joan made
was at so per cent.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-10-29
NEW SNAKE BITE CURE.
A Serum That May Save an Enormous Con.
sumption of Mhisl.Y.

II within few weeks you see small
vinls labeled "serum therapy" lying
around on the showcase at your drug
gist's, don't be frightened. IL Is nothing
but now antidote for snake bites 1t Is
already sold in tho open market nc Paris,
aud the people connected with tho Pasteur
institute expect 10 place 1t onsalo hore aft
er fow more experiments
This new serum Is clear, light brown
fluid. IL is ono of the most powerful of all
the nntitoxines yet discovered. There are
moro than thousand varieties OF snakes,
and this Is claimed 20 bo a sure cure for a
|. bite from any ono of them.
1t Is ycnr old In France, but is now
here. DR.. Paul Gibier OF tho Pasteur in
stitutc has been experimenting for month
with two big rattlcsnakes and somo young
ones He experimental publicly on Satur-
day evening before more than 100 mem
bers of the New York County Medical So
ciety. lie first inoculated rabbit with q
killing dosc Of rnttlesnake's venom. IL
died in less than 90 minutes. A second
rabbit was inoculated with the Same dose
and Immediately afterward given an in-
lection OF the new serum. 1t appeared TO
suffer littlo at slrst but soon recovered
and frlsked about as though it had enjoy
ed the experiment. A third rabbit was
inoculated with the serum cure before tho
rattlesnako poison was put into ~. IL did
not show the slightest sign of illness.
DIR. Calmette has been experimenting
with human beings for some months and
has met with entire success One dose
cures. There H. no exhilaration and no
evil after effects DIR. Calmette had in
Wow the use of this serum for French sol
dlers In Egypt, many of whom are killed
by snakes, and the French people who
have to contend with the deadly scorpion
on the Martinez coast In the West Indies.
No experiments have been made on human
beings In this country yet "-Now York
World.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-10-29
BRIEF LOCALS.

A lot of apples were stolen from George
Hartman's wagon which stood in front OF
Ambrose street last evening.
Virgil McdiDos who boards with Thomas
Vincent at 7s Trenton street, reported TO the
police last evening that, the trunk in his room
had been broken open and Sl350 taken
John Ward, an omployc of the Providence
Gas Co, was overcome 10y gas while at work
in trench on Matthewson street yesterday
afternoon, He was cared for by physician
and then taken 10 his home in n carriage
Charles NJ. Choate OF Cayville, Mass, has
written to Chief Of Police Barker to locate his
IL year old son George t., who ran away from
home day or two ago. Whcn the boy left
home he had 81, and it is supposed he came to
this CITY.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-10-29
PROVIDENCE OPERA HOUSE.
Hollands Appear In New and Interesting
Rill.

The talented Hollands and their clever
company closed too brief engagement
of an appreciative audience at the Provi-
bili, "lS7l." and q "Superfiuous hus-
band" the former q thing Of tears and
the latter very large smiles.
The curtain raiser furnishes Mr.. T.. M.
Holland with q touching character part,
which, needless to say, he invests with
the battle-scarred Napoleon soldier who
in his age, and sickness is by his. son,
granddaug hter and the doctor deceived
into believing that the French have been
making victorious campaign against
Prussia and that Berlin has been taken
only to be undeceived and to die from
the shock when the German National
anthem, played by the bands in the
street, tells him that il Is the Prussians
entering Paris and not a French army re-
turning from triumph, is intensely dra-
matte and maryelously affecting. 1t is a
Daudat sketch drsmatized by Charles H..
Palmer
"rhe Superfuous Husband" three
act comedy, tells the story OF a Young
wife welded to art and a young husband
tied to political science, with a little aby
the only domestic link that has any posi-
bic binding power for the domestic hearth
The drifting apart of the couple TO the
verge OF hnal separation would be tragic
enough were il not for the cleverest
writing and handling, with the assur-
ance to the audience that no harm il to
come and freed from the Introduction Of
develop the climax of part ing. MIR. Jo-
seph Holland and Miss Minnie Radcliffe
interpret the couple apparently SO ill-as-
sorted, yet with abundant love in their
hearts TO pull them around all right at
the red curtain. MIR. T.. M. Holland
the father Of the wife whose patience,
tact and sou5d sense are essential to the
strsi htening out of the domestic scrape,
and the comedy runs at a pleasantly
lively gait that leaves not a moment
wanting for we'll nigh bresthless interest.
develop without strain. Ii is altogether
a capital little piece. clean and whole
some, bright In dialogue and ever mirth-
provoking in situation. 1t employs the
full company without introducing eA-
traneous characters, and is altogether an
excellent piece OF dramatic &C IMPOSITION.
The writer's are Messrs. Clyde Fitch and
is made to the German OF. Ludwig + ulda.
Tonight "The Wizard OF the Nile, :"
that very funny and very musical comic
opera, opens an engagement for four rem
derings.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-10-29

live IN pretty cottage during The sum-
mer when the amusement worio Is
asleep, so to speak. Miss Goodwin at
tracted considerable attention when she
was the leading souhrctte OF the Hanlon
Brothers company in "Superbs," and ber
piquancy and viyacity contributed a
large share TO the enjoyment OF the we'll
known spectacle. Miss Goodwin enjoys
large measure OF popularity with the au.
aiences at the Colum bia Theater.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-10-29
Bonnie Goodwin.

Bonnie Goodwin, the vocalist, now an
attractive singer in the company playing
friends In this city, where she has been a
frequent professional visitor. She, with
her husband,, Charles Guyer, the famous
acrobat, reside at Edgewood, where they
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-10-29
New Trial Granted.

In the case of A. b. Pitkin Machinery
Company vs.. Magner Brothers ct al, the
Appellate Court today decided that new
trial be granted the defendant. Albert
M. Armstrong, on condition that he pay
on or before Nov. IL, 1896, a counsel fee
to the plaintiff of s25 and the plaintiffs
cost to the present time, except $50 for
Keepets fees.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-10-29

HAVANA, Oct. 29.-Thomas Beatte, an
En- giishman and owner of the Media
Luna plantation, has been imprisoned at
Manzanillo. charged with being the in
stigetor of the destruction By fire Of
many house: in the village of Media
Luna. His attorney, Juan Silva, was
also arrested.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-10-29
nrotestant Marriages. uIcrnl

Lima, oct. 1.-THE chamber OF dep
uties yesterday rejected the senate's pro-
ject TO provide for the registration OF,
and thus TO legalize non-Catholic mar
riagos. This action will delay the cause.
In Peru, Ecuador and BOLIVIA. Protest
ants cannot be legally married without
becominE Roman Catholics
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-10-29
Oncht to KNOW Better

Halifax, Oct. IA man named Moore,
who arrived here Sunday night on the
steamer Olivettc, was buncoed out OF
$50 by a well dressed individual. whom
he met at the wharf. He only found out
his loss when he attempted to deposit,
yesterday. the $50 note he had changed
for his friend" 1t was an advertising
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-10-29

Bangor. Me. oct. 29.-Dr. q. n. Gray
OF Lynn, Mass. brought large moose
TO this city yesterday. whose antlers
were Of unusual beauty, having 3s points.
The antIcrs owned by the Prince OF
Males. and supposed to be the largest in
the world, have 81 points
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-10-29
probabiy AssssSlnated.

Tangicr, oct. 14.-Djamaie, formerly
grand vizler who has been confined in
prison for two years past, on the charge
Of conspiring in favor OF Muley Mo-
hammed. has been found dead in his cell
with his clothing stained with blood.
II is supposed that he was dssassinated
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-10-29
Board Of Aldermen.

Tie Board OF Aldermen met this after
moor at 8 O'Clock and transacted a large
amount 'of rontine bIsin s',anc concurred
with the Common Council. In adding
to the city debt.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-10-29

Our Wednesday and Saturday issue each
week until election, will give the report
by states of the famous woman's sote for
President.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-10-29
In many cases the flrst work Of Aver

In many cases The first work Of Ayers
sarsaparilla - TO sxpsl the effects OF the
other mcdicinso that have besn tried Ia
vain. 1t would be o saving OF timo and
money 10 exnerimenters took Ayers sar-
~rotrilla at lrst iuslesd OF al last.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-10-29

The following table of estimates by
which Mr.. Covell receives plurality of
something over 400 is made up more from
the concessions of Democrats in all dis
tricts than from the claims of Republi-
cans. II is the result of canvas by dis
trIcts and statements OF ward committee
men OF both parties.
The totals show in each instance so per
cent. of the qualified vote OF the districts
for the year.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-10-29

The so-caled non-partisan movement
which year ago the Democratic city
party took advantage of and used as a
cats-paw for the securing OF dissatisfied
voters was at it's height last year. Its
whole strength was on the East side of the
river with an absurdly weak annex out
IN the Eighth Ward. The movement is
still confined within those limits and
has not spread by SO much as a single
voting district. Although IL has its or
ganizatiop in the Municipal League IL is
not so influential for election purposes as
il was year ago. The League is from
many points of view a splendid organiza-
iion but 1t Is an Eas; side affair. Ii
claims 800 mem bers, but only 109 of
them signed the nomination papers for
Mayor McGuinness ana only SO OF them
were present to vote in his behalf on the
night that he was endorsed.
The influence OF these gentlemen from
the vicinity of College hill will cut a
sorry figure when it comes In contact
with the general Republican enthusiasm
and the determination of voters to sup
port their party without maxing tneoreti-
cal distinctions.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-10-29
ARE BRIGHT.
Continued from page i.

lesst. an increase of 5000 over that OF
last year. AS shown by the percentage
above. the greater part of this new vote
is coming in the strong Rcpub biican
districts.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-10-29
Total 1905 asts sos 4ls 2l.O7

The totals Of the city election a year
ago were: Republican 70l7; Democratic
1904; Clark, 1919; Prohibition 234; Social
ist 326. Total 1854.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-10-29
EsrIMATKp can Iors.

Cattle, S0JU.
Sheep. l3,C0).
Heavy shipping hogs, 3c0@345.
Dec. wheat puts. 7Ols 69A; calls, "a.
Corn, May puts, 2SA; calls, 2s3s.
Dec. Curb Wheat, ....
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-10-29

WANTED--I.ifc Insurance, Canyassers, In
dustrial and Ordinary, Prudential Insurance
Co. go Butler Exchange. o29 0t.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-10-29
COTTON MARKET.
Yesterdays

Total sales. $50, 500 Market closed firul
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-10-29
PROVIDENCE STOCK MARKET.
TRUST COMPANIES.
RAIIRoADs

Industrial. 80. 100 Iti9 uuion Trust so
Meioaptile..... 80. 90
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-12
G. e. e. Co.

TIME unqualified success of departments
Millinery and Dressmaking-has satisfied
= that nothing is too new too good for the
ladies of Anaconda and in order that these depart
ments might be placed upon the same footing as
those of the best houses in large cities sent repre-
sentatves from each to New York. so that by obser-
walton and personal inspection they would be thor
oughly in touch with the latest ideas of New York
Paris London and Berlin designers They have
turned and both departments will be informally
opened Tuesday, March 10TH ssT
MISS JOSEPHINE TRAVIS of the Millinery
Department has brought with her Pattern Hats and
Bonnets from Virot Sarah Meyer, Linn Faulkner,
Louise Francois and other celebrated creators of
womens headwear Also the materials for copies
notifications or original designs to suit individual
tastes.
MADAM LEWIS of the Dressmaking Depart
ment has spent a month in New York studying the
STYLES the ways of finishing and the fabrics and
garnitures be used this spring. She also has col
ored paper models and plates of Paris robes and
patterns of the skirt and sleeve. Many of
finest silks and dress goods here
A cordial invitation is extended to those wishing
an up-to-date Hat or Gown for Easter to call and
leave orders.
ANACONDA COPPER CITY COMMERCIAL Co
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Our Dress Goods Stock is now complete
and is absolutely up to date. Some mer-
chants continually harp upon the quality
of these goods and try to give them a
fictitious value by asking an extraordi-
nary price: others talk quantity only and
sacrifice worth to bulk. Our plan is to
give the best quality in the largest guam
tity. more goods and better goods for a
dollar than any other store in town.
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THAT
NEW
DRESS

Don't make any mistake about that new
dress. Don't buy too soon. In order to
test the market manufacturers put out
sample lines of fabrics out of thousands
of patterns and colorings. but few sue
coed in capturing the popular favor.
Those which do become the rage-the
others go to the wall. Acting on the
teachings of past, not to put good money
into bad styles. on all we show to-day
fashion has set her seal of favor. We have
an immense stock of Novelty Patterns.
and in order to introduce our large stock
TO the ladies of Anaconda we viii offer
as an inducement to make in irst-class
style and work
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Notice of Election.

Notice is hereby given that on the
first Monday in April. being April 9Th.
1896. the annual election in and for the
City of Anaconda will be held for the
purpose of electing-
one Alderman for the First ward. to
serve two years.
one Alderman for the Second ward.
TO serve two years.
one Alderman for the Third ward. to
serve two years.
one Alderman for the Fourth ward.
to serve two years
The electors OF the city will vote at
the polling places Of their several
wards Only those who shall register
with the registry agents OF the city are
entitled TO vote at this election.
7. OLEARY.
City Clerk
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A meeting of the stockholders of the
Anaconda branch of the Aetna Savings g.
Loan Co. will be held at the office Of
Judge F. M. Fox, Anaconda, Friday.
March 1s, 1896. at p. m. for the purpose
of electing officers and trustees for the
ensuing year. A full attendance of the
members is respectfully requested.
All parties who desire to procure homes
by the assistance of the loan company
and those who may wish to hear the
methods of doing business explained are
invited to attend.
The Aetna during the summer of 1895
furnished money to build IL houses in this
city. and there is over 600 shares of the
stock held by members of the Anaconda
branch. and during the coming season II
expects to furnish money for the build
ing of a large number OF dwellings.
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FREE
OF
CHARGE.

SO Novelty Dress Patterns at
$500 a Pattern. This offer Is
for One Week Only, and Only 90
Patterns.
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Reduced rates to Austria. Germany.
Sweden. and all points IN Europe. Tick.
etc to Chicago. New York, Boston.
Philadelphia and all eastern and Can
adam points. Call at Butte. Anaconda
& Pacific passenger depot for rates.
maps, etc.
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Music Tuition.-Mrs. Hoffman guar
antees beginners to play pieces and read
music within 3 months or money re-
funded. 222 Z. Com. ave.
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Evans Opera House.
John Mcguire. Lessee and Manager.

Thursday, March l.. the Kimban Op-
era Comique Organization. OF 90 People,
and the Nations Idol. the Peerless
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OORINNE
In the Big Extravaganza

"HENDRICk HUDSON, JR,
Under the management OF Mrs. Jennie
Kimball Complete Ballet and Chorus
OF 80 voices our own Scenery. Cos
tunes. Calcium and Electric Effects.
The brightest Features Of the Opera
Rurlesque. Spectacle and Comedy. Bril-
nantly Blended.
Seats-5Oc. 81 and $50.
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or collars at L A. KingA
Attention.
building Association Meeting.

Call and examine new stock of goods
iust received at ]. A. Hasley, 215 Oak.