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Decorah-posten., 1897-10-19

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Decorah-posten., 1897-10-19
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-12
BOUGHT WHISKY.
Testimony Given In a Case Against
a Local Druggist.
Collins OF 7 ial on Case Sim lar to that
On Which Breen was nv cted.

The case OF the state against Merton W.
Collins was tried today before Judge
Wilbur and jury. There were two in
dictlnents involved one for selling liqut
To Police officer Neal j. Mcdonald ana
ono for selling 10 Officer Blackman ON
tho oyaning OF Easter sunday.
The evidence was similar To that offered
In the case OF the state against Breen
who was I'm rho drug business with Col
Inns at 1873 Westminster street and who
was tried on similar charge and con-
yicted.
Officers Med Dlnnld and Blackman were
the principal witness~s for the prosecu-
tiOn aud both testified that they pur-
chased whisky at the drug store on the
night In question and drank 1t on the
promises
krodrick stuart a private citizen. who
accompanied the officers % tbs drug sto! o
gave COrroboratiye testimony.
This afternoon the defendant took tho
stand He testified that he owned "a one
sixth interest in the drug store at ABB
Westminster street. known us Breen a
Collins
He declared that he did not sell liquor
10 the officers on the night named in the
Indictment but was at hotel for supper
during the time that the sales are alleged
To have taken place
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-12
r. I. YACHT CLUB.
Annual Cruis. 10 be Started from c Cue
House Tomorrow.

The annual commodore's cruise Of the
Rhode Island Yacht Club will bo started
tomorrow morning and tho prospects are
encouraging for a few days OF rare pleas
ure. The indications ara favorable for
wind enough to got everything away from
anchorage without trouble and u breeze
that viii send some of the flyers foaming
through the water. Favorable replies
have been received from about 30 owners
and thero seems 20 ba the heart,eSt CO.
operation of club mombers with Commo.
duro Metcalf and Fleet Captain Banning In
making this cruise the banner bearer of
all the seasons. Ii Is moro than likely
that at least 70 yachts will TO In the fleet.
Tho list of Starters ana the program for
the cruise have been printed In The News
and " nothing Of consequence intervencs
the plan as announced will be carried
out As Commodore Metcalf Is a prompt
uen and capable officer tho fleet will
probably start on scheduled time and
guests ana others had better he on time If
they want 90 start with the start. James.
town Is the destination for tomorrow.
Then Will follow run outside run %
WEXFORD aud trip 90 Quonset Point on
Governors day. Bristol will be the ron
CczyOus for the night. Saturday the fleet
will be at potter's cove for the annual
regatta. The special prizes will bc the
BAngan and Austin cups which are elo.
giant trophies. Arrangements have been
made whereby the steamer Wave will
carry a large party tn the cove to SEQ the
reacos lho Wave will leave the club
house at pawtuxot mt II o'clock and after
arriving at her destination will follow tho
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-12
TALKED ABOUT.

n. p. Sanders who boards with Mrs.
Kirk at the corner Of AbornIand Fountain
streets. called ON Captain Matthews oi
tho Central station this morning and re.
ported that some one hau entered his
room and stolen an old brown yalse con
tanning dozen summer shirts % hand.
kerchiefs and "a lot of collars and cuffs.
sSCaptain Marston Of the Knight street
station has learned that the gang of
Italian boys who robbed tho Barker Roy
at 96 America street few days ago, con.
sist OF half dozen OF more the oldest
of whom Is not moro than soyen and are
too young TO bo prosecuted.
A Home Camp Meeting will be held
this week i'm "a tent on Prairie avenue,
near oxford street, under the auspices OF
tho PCoplos Pentocostal church OF this
city. Prominent ministers wilt bo pres.
ont Services at 10, , and 1880 each day.
Sir. Peter j. Trumpler Of the Paw.
tuckot I.mos nco0mpan ed by his wife
aud sister. left this city last night for
Mansfield, o., having received word early
yesterday morning of the death of his
father In that city.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-12
FINANCIAL NEWS

The general market was inclined 10 be dun
today, aud many Of tho stocks ON tho list
worked lower. There were some notable ex-
ceptons, however, especially IN TIE case OF
the Industrials. Rubber, II IL true, made
another decline toward its proper level, but
Sugar passed l3l before noon and Leather,
Tobacco and Chicago Gas were all strong.
Watson 81 Gibson were very bullish on
Leather this morning. They claimed that IL
had been held back because the duty put on
hides in the Senate bill was thought 70 be
against the interests of the company. II Is
now believed that the House viii secure pro-
vision for a drawback on all hides exported in
the shape Of finished leather products. IL Is
also claimed that the company is under better
management than for some time past and that
better dividend payments are to be made.
The general opinion in Wall street was that
while stocks might work lower in fact that
they probably would decline little more,
they would be a purchase on all such reces'
siOns
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-12
MILLS SHUT DOWN.
Those of Fail River Iron Works
Close For a Week.
General Belief That the Idle Period
VIII BE Longer.

Fall River. Mass, July IL. The shut
down of the American Printing Company
which occurred week ago has been fol-
lowed by the shutdown OF the Iron Works
Cotton mills. four in number employing
about 5000 hands, with "a weekly payroll
OF SIS. 0U0 The notices posted In the mills
announce the shutdown to continue for "a
week, but it is generally supposed that II
will last until an Improvement In the
cotton clothing market becomes pro-
nounced. The policy OF other corpora
tions hns not been affected by the shut
down OF tho Iron Works mills. Each
factory continues TO run on independently
Of the rest, and there Is no indication that
other plans will bc adopted for the present
at least.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-12
PARKER WINS.
Removal OF the Pl C. Comm 'ssioner
Not Approves.
Governor Black Overruies the Action
OF Mayor strong.

Albany, y. Y, July I2.-Gov. Black
announced today his disnpproyal Of Mayor
Strong's order of removal OF Police Com
missioner Andrew ID. Parker of New York
city. This ends oLe OF the most interest
ing contests known In New York muni-
cipal affairs for years Mr.. Parker was
appointed as "A Democrat, but 10 was soon
noticed that he and Col. Grant (Rep. },
were frequently voting together aud after
"a time this developed into more or less
open opposition 10 Theodore Roosevelt ana
Avery ID. D.Andrews (Dem. J. who supported
him. The diSsensloLs ia the board led 10
many heated discussions, resulted III the
tying up OF much police business ana
finally Mr. Parker was tried before Mayor
strong on teChnic'' "barUes ANA dismissed
from the hoard. The removal, however,
was not effective uaiess approved by the
governor, who has now refused 10 sanction
the mayors action.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-12
LEFT PEWS FOR HER.
One OF the sisters Accused the Pastors
Daughter OF Stealing.

Atlanta. Ga. July il.--An unprecedented
occn renee marked the service yesterday
morning ~ 81. Pauis Methodist church, one
II AIanta's most ex lusiye houses OF wor-
ship. When ths pastor, the Roy 5. II. Dimon,
began M. ermon over hale the congregation
laft the church containing the pew of Mrs.
w II. Jester, "a prominent church member
and society woman, and gathered around that
OF the pimon family in which sat tho pas
tors pretty young daughter. Miss Emma Di-
mon.
AT the conclus'on of the service Miss Dmon
was surroundei by dozens of people, anxious
20 shake hands with her, and then she entered
the carriage OF wealthy church member and
was drivea home, followed by every equipagc
belonging 10 the attendants 10 the church and
in addition a crowd of young men and boys
followed the procession, cheering 10 10 her
home.
Hchind this is n peculiar story. Mrs. Jester
about three months ago missed some valuable
! walry. Detectives failed TO place the guilt
on any party, and the matter blew over until
l'-t Friday morning, when, II Is now learned
ON This morI .g's ensntion, Mrs. Jester in
v led Miss Dimon into her houss, and upon
her entrance accused her of the theft and de-
manded her property.
After recovering from an hysterical attack
Miss Dimon went home. and her father de-
manded AN investigation and vindication.
Through the board of deacons, who are con
ducting the investigation, the matter became
public Both parties declare their intention
Of pushing the case In court
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-12
SOCIAL FE .ES.
Bayside Casino Will Open for the S asen
Juy 2i Lava Par y TO BE H Id.

The grand opening of tic new Bayside
Casino will take place on Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday, July Il, 22 and %.
The first two days will bo sale OF farcy
and useful articles cafe. lemonade. etc
from 10 10 o'clock and closing with 70
grand opening hop from to II O'Clock
on Friday evening. A special train will
leave Bayside for Providence at IL 80
p. m Tho affair Will bs under tho pop
ular e sino management and a brilliant
OCCASION Is anticipated by tho cottagoTs
who arc Spending thu season at Bayside.
There will bo a lawn party and sale OF
fancy articles at the Shawomet Beach
Casino on Iucsdsv afternoon and oven.
ing. Srprtr will be served ut q O'Clock
followed by dancing. Ice cream and lem
orade will be served by the ladies of the
u mmitteo In charge
Miss Jennie Snow of this city enter
tanned party or about 2o Of her friends
Saturday eve, ing at her fathers summer
residence 10 Riverside The evening was
very pleasantly spent in gamts ani social
diversion after which collation. was
served by the pareuts OF Miss Snow
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-12
ManchcSter'S Plea When
Arraigned in Court.
Under the Statute a Plea Of
Not Guilty Was Entered.
Lates! Story Concerning the Killing
of lIipp II W>s'rOrt.

Fall River. Mass. July IL. -Jcremiah
Manchester va arraigncd for the murder
of Holdor Alonzo Tiipp in district court
this ming II om the confession which
Manchester Is said 20 have made 1t appears
that after the men had drunk together
they qlnlrelicd within tho city limits Ii
was i4Daiy aRreo,l To settle tho natter
WREN tha border limo In WcstpQrt, h ld
been pass q.
A-alo~ster says lripp arp cached hi n
when they ra'ieed thu ;. o. !" her ,nn
fain. asssult oc nfrod Ma, nsier ibtfe,
upon juml ed cut al his wasGn ani son-
fronttd .Ifiup on the ground i - OF
the fatal blow Was delivered, tn" Uol c .
decline 10 stat hpt thcs perm tied the
Inference that when Irltp feil lIs face
was crusrcd unLcr MFncroster's ie,l.
Irips's ~ v W taken 10 Westiiorf today
by his faih rio be Inferred In the ia nily
Gem tMy.
D an0hestcr was pre?CsgesSed rs be SIT
IN the risoner's unCk q is morning. His
namo was cailod and he WAS chHrs ed " ira
having 'i.urdernd nId killed ho'der
Aloi 20 Trip Lost Sat lTdar night.
~. yoa guilty o. not guilty.
assci the clerk
NJ re es,ec iotked at him inquirlugly
RI. muuiL.ed Fonfethii x that sounded
ike "guiityp which he repeated several
times by rcqpest. IL made little differ.
nee what r.Iiv ho male since only n
plea ci not guilty oan be placed against
tho name OF o person charged with inur-
der.
Marshal Hilliard arose aud asked for
continuance 20 next Thursday 20 give
tho prisoner an opportunity TO procure
counsel. and niiso 90 allow the government
To ootni leto It's cnsn.
1hs postporement was allowed. Man
chester was taken back to his cell by
Assistant Marshal Float and Captain
Connors. Tbo marshal called attention 10
ths woman who c.aitfrr4i tn be Antfehes-
tSs's wife and said she was prominent
witness in the case and closed iy asking
that SIZE be ordered 10 find sufliient hail
to assure her resenoo in court noxt
Thursday. The are was fixed at $1,000
and she was taken out of tho court room
by tho inspector.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-12
Portion OF the Berlin, n. H., Mills Plant
DESTROYED by Fire.


Destroyed by Fire.
Berlin, n. H.. July ia fire which
originated from hot box completely de-
stroyed the large saw and grist mills
connected with the immense plant of the
Berlin Mills company yesterday morn
ing, entailing a loss Of 100000.
The employees, firemen and citizens
generally worked with will. The COM
panys steam fire engine did excellent
service, and the automatic sprinklers
served TO materially check the flames,
so that the rest OF the great plant and
the big lu -lber yards, together with the
extensive plants OF the business corpora
tions in the village, and the town itseh
were saved from destruction. The
property is insured for $1,000
The mill viii be rebuilt as soon as the
losses are adjusted and debris can be
cleared away.
Five hundred mon are thrown out of
employment temporarily. The mills
were running day and night and there
are about 4j coo COO feet OF logs In their
booms. WORK Will he commenced today
upon a Golfer dam preparatory to re-
building on the same site. mills perhaps
not as large but with fully as great
capacity as those burned. which handled
100000 feet Of lumber per day. The fire
is q serious blow TO the workmen an
Berlin. although the company will en-
ploy, at Cne thing or another, all the
men IL can, especially those with fami-
lies,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-12
The COMMON COUNCIL.
Business 10 Be Considered at the Nee ing
TO Be htld Ton gh'.

The business To be considered at the
meeting of the Common Council this
evening includes the election Of an inspec-
tor of plumbing fer two years; considera-
tion of IA resolution 10 tho General AS
sembiy for legislation authorizing the
chief OF police to issue permits to suit
ntlo persons To carry firearms; "a bill for
nn ordinance adding $1,000 to tho appro-
priation for parks; q bill for 0n ordinance
transferring $40. 600 10 tito appropriation
for contingencies; resolution ordering a
s,wer in Power street and Roger street;
report upon n resolution directing the
Union Railroad Company TO remove its
depot building; also resolution appropri-
ating $1,000 for pubic urinals and repeal
ing resolution No. 27i. series Of 1895;
also an ordinance appropriating $1,000 for
establishing public drinking fountains;
report of the joint special committee on
salaries recommending an ordinance fix
ing the salaries Of certain city officers;
also n n ordinece providing for ringing
bells on Memorial day aud resolution
90 apply to the General Assembly for the
passage Of certain legislntion providing
that foes now received by certain officers
shall bo paid into ito city treasury, and
also for consolidating certain depart
ments: report OF the joint special com
mite on the Fourth Of July celebration;
resolution to provide Settees for Davis and
Blackstone parks win an amendment
thereto; resolution resembling the resolu-
tion ordering u sewer In MIX street
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-12
OLD DR.. HALLOCK
MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
no Court Street, Boston, Mass.
ALLEGED Burglar Arraignet.

Boston, July IL Two noted safe
wreckcrs, Charles Bowen, alias Dutch"
de Grout, alias Charles Foster. and
Thomas McCioskey alias Thomas Gcary,
alias Frank Murphy, who were arrested
In Dorcestor Saturday while preparing 60
enter tho grain store Of y. l.. Robinson,
az Glovers' Corner, were arrdigned In the
Dorchester district court this morning
There were two counts 10 tho complaint,
ono being that Of breaking and entering
and the second that ~ having knowingly
IN their possession burglars tools. Tie
separate charge of assault With q danger.
Gus weapon, to wit, pistol, on officer
William j. Doherty, with intent to muir.
der him. was entered against McCloskey
Both men asked for continuance OF the
case To July 20 which request was
granted.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-12
A MARKET OPINION.

Sullivan Bros. & Go. say today:
II il our opinion that the standard stocks
have enjoyed all the advance that they will
get on this movement The manipulators are
trotting out every dead issue one by one,
which is a pretty sure sign that the leaders
have reached top prices 1t is our opinion
that such stocks as Burlington, Northwest
Chicago Gas, Sugar and few others are eA-
cellent short sales to hold for good profits
We hear great deal OF bull talk on leading
issues that have already scored wonderfully
large advances of late. This talk, in our
opinion, is senseless. Should the market fol-
iuw ,1u, stieit eettrse they would alt seeH be
converted into flying machines, instead of
marbles
The coal miners strike and many others Of
similar nature which are likely 10 follow,
coupled with the disturbance in the cotton
industry. are no bull factors for US to face.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-12
! FISHING SCHOONER LOST.
Struck on Shoal and Sanlk-Crow
Taken off In Safety.

Chatham. Mass., July l2.-The fishing
schooner Cora +. Saith of Harpswell.
Mo. was totally wrecked on Sbovoliul
Shoal. ut o'clocl; this morning The
crew Were taken off by fishermen of Mono
moy. Tie vessel was bound to Boston
with cargo OF swordflsh. SIZE ran
ag' ound on the shoal and ono of her
pl INKS WAS started Tho schooner quickly
Llied with water and wgs capsized. I ho
vessel and cargo AFRO total loss. The
Cora i. Smit0 registered about fifty tons
ana was over twenty years old
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-12
TIE LOCAL. STOCK MARKET.

Albert +. Miller. Jr., reports that tho week
IN the local stock market has shown some IN.
quiry for the bettor class Of Investments but
there j. nttlo disposition to sell at the pres.
ont low quotations.
The bank stocks have been a little moro 40
tive and some few salcs are noted at rulin
rricos.
The Manufacturing stocks are still quiet,
with no particular change In prices, and
the Insurance and Illuminating stocks are in
good demand.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-12
CRowNHEADs ADVISE SULTAN.

Constantinople. July 12-Queen Vic
toria, Emperor William, Emperor Nicho-
las, President Faure ard King Humbert
have replied TO the kilograms received
by them frcm the sultan. and all give
odvice sim lar to that S. mt by Emperor
Francis joseph. Emperor William says
In substance thar ne regrets his inability
20 digGssociate himself from the views
held by the other powers. Replies 10
the circular OF the Turkish government
10 the powers relative 10 the frontier
question have also been received by the
ambassadors. They sll decline 10 ad-
nit the Tur' ish pYatenalcns. The porte
has cent another circular 60 the powers
propo sing that. In view Of tho disturbed
condition existing IN Crete, Turkey send
re-cnforcemcnts 10 tho island. TO this
the powers have also replied, endeavor-
ing 20 dissuode tho porte from such a
step. This proposal on the part of tho
Turkish gov,rnment Is held 20 Indicate
that the sultan does not intend 10 yield
In regard 10 the frontier question.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-12
NO INQUEST HELD.

Augusta. Me-, July I2.-SherlN Rallou
OF Sagadahoc county does not think
that there was foul play connected with
tho recent death ~ lG-year-oid Mrs
Mabel Davis Of Bowdoinharp. who was
found June II shot dead In Mrs. wm-
Jams house where she and her husband
were employed He fnvors the suicide
theory and did not think II necessary 90
hold an inquest Many people nre stiu
of a different belief and County At
torney Rogers has brcn approached as
o. the adv'sabhty Of exhuming the re-
mains and having an inve. tlguticn. and
they still talk Of raising a fund for that
purpose. Davis. the husband ia stln
employed by Mrs. williams.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-12

Concord y. H.. July IL The second
meeting ~ tie New Hampshlru Associa.
tion OF the Boards OF Health Was ouenod
In this city thi, forenoon with large
attendance. The delegates wcrs welcomed
b. Dr. George Cook OF this city. pr,sidoi /
of the association aud papers were given
bv Prof. Robot Fletcher of Dartmouth
College on "Pubiic Rights Versus Per-
sonal Liberty i'm Health Affairs" and ~
Prot b. w. Morse of Durham on "Tbe
Farm Water Supply."