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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-03-07
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-03-07
Talked on Transfers.

The joint special committee appointed
to confer with the officers OF the Union
Railroad Company in reference to the
granting of transfer tickets met in
CLERK Hayden's Office in the city hall at
room today. Representatives of the rail
road company were also present and the
transfer ticket matter was discussed at
ossiderable length. The meeting was
not open to the public, only the m
mjttee and railway officials icing present.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-03-07
Court Calendar for Monday.

3l4. George Il. Handy vs. Edwin NJ
Waldron. Attorneys-G. L. Brown for
plaintiff; f. Z. Allen for defendant.
26l8. James Whalen W.. Union Railroad
Company. Attorneys. g. Quinn for
plaintiff; ID. S. Baker for defendant.
3453. Bridget Durrish We. Amy Good
win. Attorneys-W. L. Barry Tor PLAIN
till; j. M. Gilrain for defendant.
33l7. Potter q I.uno In vs.. a. A. Nc
Caughin. Attorneys-D. b. Potter Tor
plaintiff; Il. n. Cosgrove for defendant.
1919. Herbert G. Wood VS.. New York,
New Haven a. Hartford Railroad Com
pany. Adorneys-w. B. Vincent for
plaintiff; II. s. Arnold for defendant
Uncontested petitions for divorce will
be the only matters for hearing in the
appellate division.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-03-07
BAIL FOR HALE.

His Attorneys Believe They Can Prove
Their Clients Innocence.
DIR. +. T.. Hale, who vas arrested Mon.
day on the charge OF performing crimi.
nal operation on Kate Feeney, which re-
sulted in death, was released on ball at
Bsrth and Daniel Il. Handy.
Dr. Hale has engaged for his counsel
John NJ. Brennan and Jacob ". Mathew
son.
Now that bail tas been procured the
doctor and his counsel do not want &c
bring the case before the present grand
Jury. Lawyer Brennan thinks there will
be no difficulty In proving Hale's inno
cence.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-03-07
Death of General Woodward.

BRooKLyN, March 7.-Gencral John u
Woodward died nc his homo early this
morning. He was taken with chill on
Tuesday in his Office in New York city,
and on his arrival home the disease rapidly
developed into pneumonia. General
Woodward was president OF the Third
National bank OF New York city. Gov.
ernor Tildcn, I'm 1873 appointed him I'm.
spcctor general OF the National 1'linrd Of
New York state
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-03-07
Tho lied cro.. rNpe,lItIon.

CoYsTANTINoPfE, March Z - Tho sui
tan's minister OF foreign affairs has re-
ncwcd his promise to Miss Clara Barton
90 permit the distributors of relief 90 go
90 Anatolin, but the sultan has ordered
the stay of the execution Of his Trade allow
ing Miss Barton to scnd aid to the. suffer
ors
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-03-07

IHE license commission investigation
committee VIII next week hol its sixth
impressive session to enGeavor TO untangle
the important public issue OF a neighbcr-
hood barreom quarrel in wsrd 8. BY
the beard OF the prophet rats!
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-03-07

PRINCE BISMARCK is now the grand
father Of five girls and finds it hard to
keep up bis hope that his direct male line
is not to Gle out. When the first grand
daughter was born the Prince is said to
have wired his son; Courage. While
there is life there's hope"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-03-07
New Gas Purifying House.

The Providence Gas Company has taken
out permit to build 300, COZ purifying
house at their west station on Globe
street, the plans also including two new
gas holders The new buildings will be
OF brick, 42x17S feet. and three stories
high. The root will be OF slate. The
p ans were made by the CONF any's drafts
MN. under direction OF Treasurer A. B.
Slater
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-03-07

To Judge by The various movements to
make rark of the valuable business real
estate on Exchange Place, this town isn't
las king in pub ic $. irit SO much as it is
in public spirit OF the practical kind. A
thing Of beauty is a { irg of beauty only
when 1t is in the r.gh: place.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-03-07

First make up your mind that
you have something worth adver-
tising, something that the people
really need or want, something that
will appeal to those who have IN
telligence to appreciate and means
to buy-then advertise it in THE
NEWS.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-03-07

THE stone throwing at the American
consulate in Spain will result in sizable
bill for window glass against the govern
ment at Madrid.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-03-07

THERE is new Republican candidate
for Senator in Ken tEcSy and the mi len
nial ballot may lie hopefully looked for
ward 10.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-03-07

The "dominant issue" in the LEGAL
prohibition party appears to be our es-
feemed fellow citizen, Mr. JAMES AQUA
WILLIAMS.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-03-07
SATURDAY, MARCH Z. 1896.

TIE Sultan of Turkey may be duly
gratified that he is just now lost in the
shuttle OF horrifying news from other
quarters of the globe.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-03-07

Harmony Council, Nc. ~, u. OF L.,
gave an enjoyable leap year social in
Namsitta ball last eening. Miss Geneva
Richards and Joseph Washington led the
grand march.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-03-07

You can't buy that lively periodical,
Life, in Turkey. The Sultan has ex-
cluded 1t. The Turks will miss lots Of
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-03-07

SPANISH mobs keep the Spanish gov
ernment clerks exceedingly busy these
days writing apologies.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-03-07

JOHN NELSON of Ward appears to be {
Rushing Jew.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-03-07

MAKING a profession OF Icing a woman
is the newest description Of the new
woman.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-03-07

THESE stormy Saturdays are getting to
be monotonous
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-03-07
E-bail-out OF jaiL

VIZ are having a various kind OF weather,
but very little OF the desirable variety.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-03-07

Politics, egain Goodness, how th'
peaceful days between elections do fly.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-03-07
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-03-07
OUR N|GHTSH|RTS

Are the best sold for soc. They
are fancy trimmed, fine cotton, full
size. They are worth more; only
the closest competition makes this
price.
We have an extra Nightshirt,
full So inches long, made from New
York Mills cotton, full width, de-
Oidedly the best Nightshirt in the
market.
De JOINvILLE NECKTIES,
Rich colors and fine styles, now so
cents, not $l.00.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-12-31

milton, etc, and that the bugle call of the insurgents can be distinctly heard in many of the cities. She states that be- fore leaving Jaruco she learned that Ma eco had been wounded and 1t was re- ported that Dr. Zertucha shot him, the ball entering the back of Maceo's neck and coming out of the mouth. The chief was carried off by his men and Is now in Hiding, attended by four of the best phy- sicians in the insurgent army She states that she knew of the murder of Charles Govin and that she was told by her hus- band on the day following the arrival of the Cowley expedition that Govin was killed in a most shocking manner, having been literally hacked to pieces.
 The lady has been taken in charge by the Cuban relief committee. Twenty-two pacificos were killed on the night of the 18th in Guana bacoa.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-12-31
HON. H. D. MONEY IN HAVANA.
Reports of Skirmishes With Insurgents in Which They Were Worsted.

Reports of Skirmishes With Insurgents
 in Which They Were Worsted.
 Havana, Dec. 3O.-Col. Segura reports that his command. while reconnoitering near Braze Nogal, In the Pinar del Rio province, on the morning of Dec. 20, found rebel camp and number of huts occu- pied by insurgents, and had brief skirm- ish with the rebels. The Spanish force drove the rebels off and continued their reconnaissance. Upon arriving at Ca- bozada, the Spaniards again came upon the insurgents, who occupied advantage ous positions, and a hard fight, lasting four hours followed. The rebels were eventually dislodged and entirely dis persed. suffering heavy losses under the artillery and musketry fires of the troops: T.ls. Spanish lost two privates killed and a lieutenant and sixteen privates wound ed.l Several other of the Spanish forces were bruised, but not seriiuSly injured.
 Gen. Bosch reports that his command arrived at Bayamo on the 29th with a convoy consisting of 100 carts and large number of pack mules. During the march to Bayamo, the Spaniards experi- enced a heavy storm and exchanged shots with a band of rebels who refused to engage in battle.
 Fifty-seyen political suspects, nine cat tie thieves and fifty criminals clasSed as "nanigos' were sent to the African penal colonies today on board Spanish mail steamer.
 The chamber of commerce has issued call for a meeting to be held on Jan. which the mayors of all the villages in the vicinity of Havana have been requested to attend The object of the meeting is to consider plans for the establishment of agricultural zones around Havana and the renewal of the suspended farming operations
 Mir, H. D. Money, member of the United States house of representatives from Mis- sissippi, and a member of the house com tadn
Birmingham state herald., 1896-12-31
THE DAUNTLESS
Asks for Clearance With Arms for Cuba
 Commodore Does the Same.

Asks for Clearance With Arms for Cuba
 Commodore Does the Same.
 Washington, Dec. 30.-Whether or not the tug Dauntless shall clear from Jack sonyille, Fla, for Neuvitas, Cuba, with cargo of munitions of war is a question that the owners of the cargo and mates of the vessel will have to answer, keep ing in mind the law on the subject. A telegram was received at the treasury de- partment yesterday from MT. Eldredge, attorney for the owners of the cargo, asking that the collector of the port of Jacksonville be instructed to issue clear ahce papers to the vessel for the port of Neuvitas with cargo of war material, which was in bond and ready to be trans por,es,s-.,isl sc,cr~nrr stating that they wou.' not make any affidavits in the matter Later in the day a telegram came from the collector setting forth the same facts and asking for instructions.
 This morning Secretary Carlisle tele- graphed the collector that if the vessel was entitled to clearance papers and the officers and owners made the oaths re- quired by sections 4197, 4198 and 4200, of the revised statutes of the United States, he should issue them papers upon proper application.
 Section 4197 provides that a master or person having charge of a vessel bound to foreign ports shall deliver to the col Hector manifest of the cargo, value thereof and shall swear to the truth thereof whereupon the collector shall grant clearance for the vessel and cargo.
 Section 4198 provides the form of oath to be taken by the master that the mani fest is true; that duties on the foreign merchandise has been paid, and, If 1t be- comes necessary to reland the cargo in the United States, he will make a just and true report to the collector of the cause of the disaster or accident.
 hofa n10 0o a n ,c shall be granted the owners, shippers or consignees of the cargo shall deliver to the collector manifest of the cargo, and shall verify same by oath; and before clearance is granted the master, owners, shippers and consigners of the cargo shall state upon oath to the collector the for eign port or country in which the cargo is truly intended to be landed.
 The secretary of the treasury, in his message to the collector, did not assume to decide whether or not the Dauntless is entitled to clearance papers, but left It for the owners of the cargo and master of the vessel. together with the collector to settle the question. ! Up to the hour of closing the depart. mefit no information had been received by tfle secretary of the treasury respects ing the action of the collector at Jackson- vile u4on his telegram as to granting a clearance for the Dauntless. A dispatch from Jacksonville, however stated that the tug was down the coast somewhere and that no application for clearance had been made by her master.
 This afternoon application was received at the department for clearance of the steamer Commodore with cargo of arms and munitions of war for Cienfuegos, Cuba. The collector was instructed to follow the same course regarding that ap- plicatio as in. the case of the oss. for the Dauntless.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-12-31
DEADLY DYNAMITE
Gets in it's Fearful Work at Reading.
 Pa.-The Same Old Story.

Gets in it's Fearful Work at Reading.
 Pa.-The Same Old Story.
 Reading, Pa., Dec. 30.-Mrs. Becker, wife of ex-Sheriff Becker, aged 54, and Mrs. William Siedel, her daughter, aged 30, were killed by an explosion of dyna- mite at Tuckerton, near this city, this evening. MT. Becker had placed quan- tity of the explosive in the oven of the kitchen stove for the purpose of thaw- ing 1t out. Shortly after doing so he went out. He had not gone more than five minutes when there was a terrific crash and he hurried back to the house. He was mortified to find the mangled remains of his wife lying on the floor. Mrs. Siebel was not killed outright, but died twenty minutes later. The dwelling flames.
 Another dynamite explosion of some- what similar character also occurred here today, but with less fgatal results. Willie Gants, aged 12, picked up three small dynamite caps at one of the indus trial establishments in this city today. These he took home and spent a por- tion of the afternoon in throwing small quantities of 1t into the open stove. In some manner he dropped one of the caps into the coal bucket. About five o'clock his mother put some coal on the fire Suddenly there was an explosion and two of her fingers and thumb were blown on. Her right eye was also badly in- 5ured. Bertha, aged and Earl, aged 5, children who were standing near by were burned about the face and arms, but their injuries are not serious.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-12-31
A RAIL REMOVED AGAIN
Fireman Scalded and MsngIed and Engineer
 Has rwqE $ Broken.
IA GEORGIA NIs Us FlENDIsH WORK
Whips Child T l Boasts It to Death Dynamite q S In Its Deadly Work -DisapI :. ance of Millionaire
 $ contractor.

Raleigh, N C., Dec. 30.-An incoming freight train on the Seaboard Air Line was wrecked two miles west of here at 80 o'clock this morning.
 Four tramps had been put off there yesterday, and 1t is believed they removed a rail. The engine and ten cars went over 30-foot embankment The engine was overturned and Fireman Lewis Over by, colored was caught beneath It and scalded and burned to death Engineer John Robinson escaped with fracture of two ribs. A tramp is reported to have said this morning that the matter was not yet ended. The wrecked train was running on the schedule of the north bound vestibuled train,an 1t Is believed that it was the purpose of the tramps to wreck the latter.
 There is positive evidence that a rail was removed. The spikes and fish plates taken from it have been found near the wreck and the spikes had been frsh1y pulled. An iron crowbar has also been found concealed among the weeds. The bar Is the property of the Southern rail- way and had been stolen. Tracks of two men have been found leading from the point where the rail was removed. Blood hounds have been sent for. Superinten- dent Moncure says there fs no doubt that an attempt was made to wreck the VeS- tbuled train.
 Railway officials deny that four tramps were put off a train yesterday at the place where the wreck occurred.
 It is learned that two other attempts at wrecking by placing obstacles on the track have been made within three miles of Raleigh within the past ten days.
 Engineer Robertson says that this morning a second before reaching the misplaced rail he saw something was wrong. He remembered his engine jump ing the rails.
 The Sea boards tracks parallel those of the Southern railway and the former has used the latter's tracks today between Raleigh and Cary. Some of the wrecked cars were thrown on the Southern tracks.
 Raleigh N. C., Dec. 30.-Bloodhounds arrived late this afternoon from the peni- tentiary farms near Weldon, and were immediately put on the trail They went in a northerly direction.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-12-31
CLEARANCE PAPERS
Ordered Issued to the Vessels to Carry Munitions of War tn Cuha.

Ordered Issued to the vessels 10 carry
 Munitions of War to Cuba.
 Jacksonville, Fla, Dec. 30.-In answer to a dispatch from John E. Hartridge, att torney of w. A. Bisbee, owner of the tug Dauntless, to Secretary Carlisle. the following instructions in substance were received by the collector of the port to- day:
 TO grant clearance papers to the Dauntless with cargo of munitions of war for Nuevitas Cuba, and require master, owners and consfgners to make oath required in sections 4197, 419S and 4200. revised statutes. This oath Is the same required of masters of all vessels with general cargo bound to foreign ports. The collector was instructed to notify the captain of the Boutwell, so thai he would not interfere with the ves- seI other than to see that an armed ex- petition was not carried.
 In consequence of this authority the owners of both the Dauntless and the Comodore are preparing to send heavy 'cargoes of arms and munitions of war to Cuba. Two car loads of these warlike supplies arrived in this city this morning. Owner Bisbee declares that If the Daunt- less is molested on this voyage he will apply to the secretary of the treasury for Afi armed escort of United States crnisers to protect the vessel on future trips. The clearance of the Dauntless Is authorized In the following communica- tion from the collector of the port to Owner Bisbee;
 ''sir Responding to your application
Birmingham state herald., 1896-12-31

made yesterday of clearance for the steamer Dauntless, have to inform you that I am authorized by the honorable secretary of the treasury to clear said steamer Dauntless in a strictly regular way for the port of Nuevitas."
 The Dauntless left Jacksonville Tues day on a wrecking trip and has not beenl since heard from, but her owner ex- poets the vessel in port tomorrow morn ing. The Commodore has been on the ways for some time, but Is now ready for sea. All indications point to the load ing and departure of these two vessels within the next forty-eight hours. Regu- lar clearance papers will be secured for them under the secretary's ruling from the custom house tomorrow.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-12-31
NEW YoRK's DELEGATES

To the Tobacco Congress and Coast and
 Harbor Defense Convention.
 Albany, N. r., Dec. Ex-Governor Nor ton has appointed Frederick Schroeder, of Brooklyn; George storm Abraham Cohn and CarlVogt, of New York City, as additional delegates to represent this state at the Florida tobacco congress.
 Governor Morton has appointed Maj General Edwin McAlpin, Adjutant Gen eral William Cary Sangor, assistant chief of artillery, and Commander Jacob W. Miller, of the state naval militia as dele gates to represent this state in the con- vention called to meet at Tampa, Fla, on January 20, to consider the subject of coast and harbor defenses.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-12-31
AN HONORABLE ACT.

Appleton, Wis, Dec. 3O-John s. Van Nortwick today made an individual as- signment of his Fox river interests, naming Postmaster John M. Bear, of this city, as receiver, the latter giving bonds for $25O,000. The principal prop erty included in this assignment are the plants of the Combined Lock Paper com pany, the Appleton Pulp and Paper com- pany, Union Paper company at Kau- kama, Wis; Fiber company, at Monoca. TAO shares in the Green Bay and Missis- sippi Canal company, the face value of which is $740.000 and minor interests,
Birmingham state herald., 1896-12-31
A KNoxvILLE sENsATIoN.

Knoxville, Tenn, Dec. BOA sensa- ton has been caused throughout the bounds of Sevier county by the announce ment that w. R. Catlett and his brother in-law, Robert Wade, are accused of the horrible murder of William Whaley and wife, which occurred in that county Monday night. The men were supposed to have left the county Monday fith a drove of mules, but 1t is now believed that they only remained in secluson un- til nightfall, and then committed the deed. Officers have been notified to look out for and arrest them.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-12-31
GEoRaIA's QUOTA.
Fiendish Negro Whips and Roasts
 Child to Death-A Murder.

Macon. Ga, Dec. 30-A special to the Telegraph from Dawson, Ga, says: A negro was arrested and placed in jail here today for whipping his 10 year old child until 1t was limp, and then held 1t near a blazing fire until its body was blistered from head to feet. The child died, and great indignation is aroused in the com- munity.
 The corpse of negro man was dis covered near Dawson today with bull let hole In his head Nearby was scat tered deck of cards indicating that he was killed in a gambling quarrel.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-12-31
BANK VAULT LooTED.

St. Louis, Dec. 30.-A special from Des Moines, Ia., says that the State bank at Sully, a small town near Newton, Ia.,. was footed by robbers last night. They blew open the safe with dynamite and carried away an unknown amount of cash, estimated variously at from s5.000 to $15,000. On account of lack of tele- graph connections particulars are hard to obtain. fl