The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-08-11

Of those who anted an. In formers at INT
tina or Herbcfts arrest. have feared
that he would. upon 'isarning Of thssr
Identity. seek revenge upon them. Ever
EFT. ~ well as hisbrother. In q fine athlete
and craved excatsment. and II is thought
here that the paan originated with him
II IL known that last week Everett sold
all the goods and'Axtures OF his fathers
fshmarket, and that he used part Of the
proceeds TO purchase the two revoivers.
and to pay his fare to Boston.
t. RECEIVER NOT ASKED FOR.
Massachusetts Benefit Directors Discuss n.
fairs and Postpone Action.
Boston, Aug. 1.-the directors OF the
Massachusetts Benefit Life association
were In session yesterday at the COM,
t tpanys Offices, 80 State ztreet. They
were called together to attend special;
meeting. to consider, the advisability OF;
asking for receiver for the association.'
and plans for takipe care Of the present
membership.
"A proposition was presented by Presi-s
dent .Roiker, from ithe New York Life,
Insurance company. ITO take over so much
of the entire membership. an could. pass
medical examination.
The policy to be of1ered totAs members
As said to be one at about the same rate
a. they are now payipg. and.vhich takes
Fin all lthe advantaSeansuapy offered by
the big old-line companies.
4 The. deal does not iaclude, finding posi-
tions Tor any Of the present officers. apd
under ithe arrangsusant the renewal
| prenaiuIns would be In whole the property
"a 6~ ~ nv n N N
entA Massa chusetts Banefit agent would
! have any interest in these ranewals. This
Ills q hard thing for the agent. but the low
rate of insurance IL saiki 10 explain this.
nAs, TO- the propositionrreceiving the ap-
lpproyaI OF two thirds ,cf the members,
which many seem to think .necessary,,it
|, may be stated that this is not necessary
IL sunder the Massachusetts law when an
assessment company reinsures An an
I.ajdrIine company. The law says that
when an assessment company reinsures
ldn an organisation Of a similar kind, then
,tvo4thirds or the members shall approve
.the deal. The law saysmothing OF what
"A Dtoldr}ine company naNsOrdmaynOt do
| rThe question Of placing.the company In
ttha hands ofsa reviewer was also one OF
lttherimportan1 objects Of rthe meeting.
AAfters q somewhat srli1tfedc debate. 1t
sxaa, voted that no decisive action could
be An1seR until.Aug. 81. whtch date mA&ks
thelink OF tina extra call.
} iRrqsident RAlker was thec only, one IN
| favor OF the appointment .0f:. q receiver.
asbheipglthe ovinion Of . madpIity Of the
| certificate. holders.
rhenMfIer OF the New EorS1r company
wasrxPjected Ear the reason President
RcfkeE said. simply becanse,we thought
thatiapy action staken In thenmatter. at
this ttipae would have been pcemature.
| The board will dA all In It's power to save
| thetbustxasy OF the associafiOxi, and we
thlAk its fate win be ultimatelydecide
| at ther nAc1t meeting on Aug. 81. This
4 Ia AL I can say for,the present, excepting
I that ,the,other directors have sustained
me IN kherpast and am determined to
euppprtt them now"
Manchsstsr's s~ocessful CarnSxsl.
Masseheuter. Maas., Aug. d1-~4The
,yrand Hlunination which has been in
suticipau uan here for q long time, took
p lace iastnsJight. ami was carried cout
W 18th = auccess that.its promoters gay
W as bssoQRdmfheir expectations. sspeci-
|. ally In View of the fact that ther.Awer
se> reral showers during the afternoon
Il
ahe spectacle ssand the slace was inray
atti re fnlm lone end to the other.
prol uptly satgs.o'c clock the line of decor
ated boats moved down the river, the
cstta ges Un eeither shore, being illumiu-
ated with SOHrS ess Chinese and JapaKs-
ese la nterns, ont past the pavilion on
the to wn pier, where the Salem Cadet
band was dtse@nrsing sweet music, anu
IL.
with itsv beaattftei illuminated features
and ,thr ong a. 'sisntseers. and on dow q
the bari ,or to the turning point, near
Chuhb's island. Then the pasade moved
back TO he st,,nttBg point, the way be-
ing Rum mated by numerous bonfires
burning o y RATS a6chored I'm ithe river.
and hindi 'eds VT lanterns suspended
from poles set I'm ,t&e mud at frequent
Intervals, a nd by the burning af red fire
on shore. I he carnival was pruEounced
the bestvof a ny evertheld here.
srillo way os tho Future.
Exeter. IN. ", Aug. .!I--The Rpc,xlng-
ham County Republican club had
ladies' day at Hampton Beach yester-
day, and over 200 were present. After
| dinner at tise Sea View House. Congress
man Sulloway. who was "A guest OF the
club. gave q. short addr9ss. He spoke
| OF the tariff and Its manifest advantage
| to the agricultural community, and citai
an instance the tariff OF 81 now on ton
of hay over ~ formerly. &y which we
should make s15O,OO0O0O. lie said we
should zee dollar wheat and dollar
barley before SNOW flies. ave have "A
foundation now and confidence is re-
stored. He said he believed the civil
service nuisance 60 be the greatest un-
! der the sun today; that civil service ex-
nminatiors are nothing but put np Jobs
He expressed sympathy with the Gu
bans. an1 said this government. II Il
did Its duty. would rid Cuba OF Spanish
rule within 80 days.
New HaMpshIre Grssge Meeting.