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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-29
TALKED ABOUT.

Quite an unusual quantity Of geese were
displayed in the markets yesterday and to-
dag. owing, doubtless, 20 the European Gus
tom of eating the Michaelmas goose on Sep
tembcr 20.
Francis Mccarthy, aged 10 years, whose
home is at rs North Main street, was knocked
down by an unknown bicyclist last evening
about 80 o'clock. Fortunately the little fel
low sustained no serious injuries beyond a
fow slight bruises.
Rev. A. $. WicSs, rector OF the Church o.
the Advent, Pawtuckct avenue, accompanied
by Mrs Niclts aud family, has returned
home nom Wot Falmouth, Mass, where he
has beon spending the summer at Cedar Crest
cottage.
A new sidewalk is being lald on the east
side Of Benefit street between Williams and
Power streets.
Rev. f. b. Cole rector Of ST. Pauls church,
this city, has accepted tho roctorship of -.
Pauls church, Wexford, aud Will enter on his
duties October !.
man named Joseph Azvol, colored "A
sailor, who lives at 30 Link street, was re-
moved yesterday afternoon from his resi-
dencc 60 the Rhode Island Hospital in the
ambulance belonging to that institution. The
man Is suffering from complication OF dis
eases.
The following sign appears on u South Main
street residence FURNISHED rooms and
boarders wanted" The former certainly
should be very easy TO get, To Judge by the
numerous signs In that locality.
New rails are being laid on the street rail
road at tho corner of Bradford street and At
wells avenue, in place OF the old uncs, winch
are we'll worn.
Insurance agents have hard time of IL
sometimes. courteous and persevoring
agent engaged in that business In tins city
says that IN four days LOST week he called at
PIP houses and did not write a single policy.
The commission on the revision Of the
state constitution met yesterday and dis
cussed several propositions
In the police court this morning Thomas
Noducci was fined $40 aud costs for revoling
on Charles street.
Duff Laudrer, a carpenter living at 81 Mer-
rlll street, reported TO the police that lot
of his carpenter tools had been stolen from
a new house on Prairie avenue.
Horse chcstnuts are now dropping from the
tree in large quantities in all parts Of the
city, and the school boys are faving great
time gathering them ny, fighting sham bat
ties with them ana putting them to various
other uses winch only they know how to do.
some ono snoaked into The saloon at l2S
Pain street last evening and stole John
Dyer's coat vauod at $l5, There were a
number OF articles IN the pockets of the coat.
Francis ID. Chester engineer of steam fire
engine No. 10 mourns the ltss % sos, which he
lost last evening from nj, o,lSet.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-29
CHALIFOUX Is UNDECIDED.

Lowell Mass. Sept. 29.-J. l.. Chali-
fouX, nominated FOR state auditor at the
Worcester Democratic convention, says
he Is undecided whether to accept the
nlnation or not. He believes firmly
IN iree silver, but does not want TO as
sist I'm putting any obstacle i'm the way
of the approaching prosperity which he
says is sur" 90 come For that reason
he does not feel like taking part in an
aggressive campaign this year
Mr.. Chal.fouX was born I'm Canada. is
enc OF The leading merchants OF this city
and Birmingham, Ala. and was a mem
Der Of the commission which drafted
LoWolrs new city charter.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-29

I'm iho c1sf 81 Fraut J.. and Alri.n Han ".
Melinda W. Paradise, thc iuiy. which took
the c'.e tur consideration OF The testimony
yesterday afternoon, rgiu urol az tne oueung
"i du iro "lhur.s court Us lsmuruing with the
annoaH'entnt that tto mHmHers c)u'd not
a-re' o1 a verdict. Ju7et wilbur EXPRESSED
Dis SURPRISE that thc Jury were unable 10
agree ana discharged the mnme1y. .l&'n fur.
thur confederation of Che case.
iho suit charged deceit ou the part OF the
defendant In matters concerning taa sale lv
her Co the plaintiff ot tho km House in
Johnston. In another s1t Ml. Paradise
sucj Mr.. md Mr.. Hall and got a verdict.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-29
No Contest in the Senate.

ETacoma, Wash, Sept 29.-In an interview
last night with n Ledger reporter Senator
John L. Wilson said there would be no n.
test in the Senate over tho annexation OF
Hawaii. The only question that would arise
would he over the matter of government anu
plan had already been broachel by several
senators which IL was thought would meet
all reauireme II would he Of territorial
form with two houses, the upper house and
the governor 20 10 appointed and the lower
house TO be elected The governor would bo
from this country and nominated by the
president, subject TO the approval OF the Sen
ata
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-29
THE ENGINEER KILLED.
Accident on the y y, y II. & Hart
ford Railroad.

New Haven, Conn. Sept IA peculiar
railroad accident occurred on the New York,
New Haven a. Hartford railroad yesterday
The Boston express from New York came
rushing into the station some minutes late
and was moving at the rate Of so miles an
hour. The engineer undertook 90 stop the
train, but tina air brakes refused 10 work and
the train rushed on through the station, ran
into an open switch above the station and
collided with a stationary switch engine.
Charles Person, the engneer of the express,
was killed outright the body being badly
mangled. No one else was injured
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-29
OLNEYVILLE.
Earl Stanley Arrested For Embezzlem nj.
Fatal Accident.

Earl Stanley was arrested by Officer
kimball yesterday afternoon on the
charge of enbozzlement preferred again Sc
him ly Carter q Hobler. the Hugh esdale
Ice company, by whom he was employer
Stanley worked on one of the ice
wagons and it is alleged that he failed to
turn in all, the cash he received from Gus
toners. Tho amount alleged 10 have
been taken is SO. 80, but the firm claims
that much larger amount might have
been stolen as they had been losing
money in this way for several months
but until Stanley was caught they had
been unable to secure evidence against
the guilty parties sufficiently strong to
warrant prosecution.
When arraigned before tho District
Court STANLEY pleaded not guilty, and he
will DO given trial Friday.
CRSHED TO DEATH.
John De Stephano, an Italian was
killed In "a ledge at Simmonsville yester-
day afternoon. He and his brother were
engaged in getting out rock when lprge
stone fell and struck the unfortunate man
in way rs 10 almost sever his mead from
his body. Death was almost instantaneous.
THE WIFE WON
A scene was created on Olneyvillc
square yesterday afternoon by young
wife who dragged her besotted husband
from saloon where he was spending his
weeks hard earned wages with Uum-
Der of conviviai companions. lie was
carrying a silly jag when his better half
discovered him. When they reached the
sidewalk she first coaxed him and then
threatened him with dire vengence If no
didn't accompany her to their homo. AS
reply To ner frequently made charge
In, a.
saloon while she needed IL at homo, he
pulled ont n small roll and held il AS If
about 20 give it up.
The wife reached out for IL, but hrbby
had no such intention. lie merely ey-
posed the money To tantalize her and
they were quickly returned Co his pocket.
Finally the husband became diplomatic.
He wanted to get ri1 OF his wife so that
ne might continue his spree undisturtcd.
ana once moro taking out his money he
offered 10 divide IL with his wife iiut
she wanted all or nothing. and insisted on
his returning home and lie vas at last
forvad to accede 60 her terms.
The Johnston Democrats will mold n
caucus this evening for the purprse of
elfcting n town committee Mr Michael
O'onnell has returned from Boston.
90 te has been engaged "A business
Nl.n his sn- Owen.
y" ragansstt Assembly Of tho Roynl
, ciet und Fellows held roRuljr
bu ins m etlng last evening.
L., ert Emm,t Literary Snilty
viii att q the Mitchell Guaras' fair t..
~ co. ev, ming
. Nam ctur,rs Lodga |. @. O. f., met
.aft Ing Past tirand Dav's Of f,yls
Log q Hi'nfO an Past GT, n Aas-tr
Ia, ira ProviU nre wee presrr
On' p Sation was re,1ive anb tl
tn.r zee was wurAea GA roo can H.
oa'es
n wur Is being avn frnr, 10
Meiln pond p opHratCry 90 tre La ing Of
the pipes % che high press ss,,tr,
lhe y pes arc - be laid from Mnrtrn
avenue 10 the Hartford avenue main iu
Johnston.
.hines Morgan, the popular night oncr-
ntur at the local tulpoi one exchange is
enjoying a weeks vacation.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-29
Wants Pay for the Dog.

Before Judge Bosworth and jury was
begun this morning the suit trial of
William Nj. Harris, Jr., against William
ID Eaton To recover $500 for tho killing of
u dog. The defendant claims that dog
owned by Harris whose value is sIed for.
was killed because it was found killli x
rabbits owned ty him. On the other manu-
the plaintiff denies there was c--C-iust:
fication for the killing of the valuable
animal.
John W. Hogan was attorney for the
plaintiff and Waiter Il. Vincent attorney
for the defendant.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-29
Settlei Ou! o. Court.

The suit of Ellen Mclean against the Ions
dale Company, which was entered in the Com
mon Pleas Division of the Supreme Court
sons months ago ana which was down for
trial during the present week, has been settled
ont Of court. Tho plaintiff sued TO recov, I
5000, and while in the employ Of the company
was injured. Her attorney, Joseph Osfeld,
Jr., today reached a satisfactory settlement
with the company.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-29
Charged With ManSl lighter.

Mrs. Bodell died after three weeks
Illness on the 9th of the present month
Before her death she told her husband
that sbe had gone 20 the home OF DR.
Worth in Knightsville and that the doc
tor had performed an abortion on her
DR.. Worth was Immediately after Mrs
Bodell' death arrested by Chief OF Police
Bigbee of Cranston.
Medical Examiner DR.. jay Perkins,
who held an autopsy on tho remaius Of
Mrs Bodel found death To be the result
OF miscarriage and evidence that an
abortion had been pIocurad.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-29
The Winner Kicks,

Canton. Me, Sent. %. by the fortun-
ate discovery Of a tire in one of the little
Androscoggin fair buildings early this
morning tho annual exhibition. which
opened yesterday, was saved from de-
struction. Fannie b.. which won the
green horse racs yesterday, tipped over a
burning oil heater in her stable and the
flames mad attained considerable headway
before they were seen. BY PROMPT work
they were extinguIshcd and the horse
sheds ana tho other buildings which
were filled with exhibits were saved from
damage aud posi- BILE destruction.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-29
II Depsnds Upon the Res.

Perlin, Sept. 9.-Mr. Oswald Ottendorfer,
proprietor Of the New York Stats Zeitung,
who has been in Europe for some time, RE-
turns 10 New York this week. During the
cour So of an interview on the political situa
tion i'm New York, he said:
IF IL is n choice between the Rpublcan and
Democratic tickets, shall support the Dem
ocratic ticket, provided the nominee for
mayor Is "A man whose claims for support rest
uron something besides Tammany alleg-
iauceb
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-29

blndlos Of nerves The least sound agtntes
their -ensor'ums nod ruflo' their tomrcrs.
10 doubt ihov are horn So But may not
ihHr narvouo1usi bo amcliorated, if not ON
tirey rvlievclY cstionahly. and with
Hostettcrs stomach tittors. By en- ii 'atng
their digestion and insurns more conplete
assimilation of the food With this admirable
corrective they viii experience a speedy and
very Ic"crruhlo gain I'm rorve quictudc, Dys.
r". -ia, Iili.ousnoss constipation aud rheuma-
u-nt yield TO the Bitttrs.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-29
P0STOfFICE ROBBED.
The Police Are After Strange Looking 9
Men Who are in Town.

Manchester, Sept. ~ "A special 10 the
Union from Berlin. y. H., says that
burglars robbed tho postofiioe in that
city this morning by blowing open the
safe. Some stamps and change We're
secured. as we'll "a 500 belonging 10 Mrs.
Gertie Cobb. the assistant TO the post
master. Five or six registered letters are
missing. The vault containing the
stamps and most of the Office cash was
not opened. Some strange men recently
seen about the town are missing and the
police are following Glue which takes
them on the road towards Gorhani, y. ii.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-29
CHARGED WITH
MANSLAUGHTER.
DR.. w. F. Worth OF CranstOn Ar
raigned In Eight District Court.
He Occasioned CIR al SgrpfISe With a
Plea OF NOlO COntendere.

DIR. W. Il. Worth of CranstOn was arraigned
In the Eighth District Court this morning on
charge of manslaushtor Much TO the sur
prise of every one except his bondsmen, he
pleaded nolo contendcre. He was bound
over 10 await the action of the grand jury
DR.. Worth, according 10 tho report of Cor
oner Eugene ii. Lincoln filed in tho clerk ;
Office of the clerk of the Court of Common
Pleas, is guilty of procuring the death of Mrs.
Alice Maud Bodell VINO formerly resided at
Bacon street in this city.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-29
Most Cruel Foe.

London. Sept. 20 During the couI Q
Of "a lecture which she delivered on Mon
day at Nuneaton, Warwickshire, Mrs
Oriniston Chant, the social reformer, said
that tho crown princess of Greece who
is the Princess sophia of Prussia, told
her that the worst and most cruel foe of
Greece was not the Sultan of Turkey nor
the Turks, but her own brother, Emper )r
William of GERMANY.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-29
To Pull the ScGrcher.

A policeman was admiring a bicycle this
morning on Weybossct street, and at the same
time conversing with the owner, wei
known lawyer, in respect 10 its ports. \
gang Of sn all bows On their way 10 school ran
10 the spot, e,i lcntly expecting an arrest.
II thought the cop was going to prl the
scor'hcr," said one, ns the disappointed
crowu moved away.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-29
The Ciy Tax Ronk.

The city tax tock hts been printed i'm neat
style by O. A. Carlot ~ Co.. ana will bo ON
sale at tho stores Of Burbe,, Thompson I Co.
Abort f.. Davis, p. H. Freeman s. Son. Gree.
ory's book store and at the u0i.r of uuhliga.
tion, O5 Pine street tomorrow. Tlopri,s is 81.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-29
PfOv dence - { ~.

Al th" sixth annual ,-hH.roa 90 tho Wn,t.
chester Comfy H,ro bow ..c.atop. hpla
tn White i1ru.. ". S., all iho r,uct hors,s. ia
tHe 3 class. Oh" ti.,st cIrs- ct tlc day. wo,c
beaten by the fi,h bny rullieg Adouis. owned
by W. .. Banding OF this CITY.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-29
FOR MORE ROOM.
Shepard & Company Take Lease Of
Property.

According to the records at the city
hall Nathan ii. Truman has leased to
John SHEPARD, Jr.,. the property at the
corner of Union and Comfort streets.
This property is secured for Shepard &
Company and gives them control of the
entire square in which it il situated.
The tirri, when they take possession, will
have about twice the room they now
have. The lease Is for term OF % years.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-29
Children Burned to Death
in a Farm HCuSe.
WERE ALONE 20 MINUTES.
The Father Dangerously Burned in
III: Work Of Rescu,.
CANNOT SURVIVE INJURIES,

Alma Neb., sept 29.-The farm house
OF A. l.. Gordon burned last night and
three children perished. The children
were left alone by the father, who went
td the barn. He returned in 20 minutes
anu found his home in flames Gordon
was dangerously burned in his efforts TO
save his children. and may die.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-29
THE YELLOW FEVER REPORT.

Total Number of Cases 127; Under
Treatment 10; New Cases 13.
Biloxi. Miss. sent. 29-Ofiioial report
of the Mississippi state board of health
for yesterday:
Total yellow fever to date. 127; yellow
fever under treatment 10; new cases l3;
deaths yesterday. l. Total deaths to date q.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-29

Another case OF .cnrltt fevcr I'M. been re-.
q fortcd TO tho police. th' ratut residing NJ
Dee corner Of Willard nni rratp avenues lt
has been traced io the French immigrants
who cauc to this city a few weeks sgo.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-29
Rhode Island Pensions.

Washington, Sept. 29.-The following pen,
sion changes, resulting from the issue of Sep
Z m er Il, are announced:
knode Isand-Original, Edward A. Garvitt-
Wakefield; Albert b. Chaffee, East Provi-
donce; Francis Curtis Providence.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-29
AGREsT SURPRISE IS IN STORE

Tor fho.o who VIII 20 today and got pac...
aye - oRAlN.O. % takel the place III cofIo.
~ about tho cOst. ~ is n fcoi Drink
fni 0i hraiih, and can 30 given 90 tho rniId.
fen a. well az The adult with great benefit. IN
,. m1ie - pure gruin- nnd looks aud a. .fcs
Ike the hnesi grndes q Mocha or lava e1fr,
y ~ i-he- every one cup ~ Grain-O is
heneht "a permanent What r0fen breeFs
down. graiu.O builds uD Ask vour ,,rn,..r
Cor Grain-O iJc. aud -.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-29
Nearing The En- I.

Brockton, Mass, Sept. 20. AT clock
today by order of tho unions tho sole
lasters OF the firms of H. B. Grover and
company, Campello l.. G. Bliss q Co.,
whitman, and Il. 4. Wright of Rockland,
returned 10 work and tho strike, as far
as those factories are concerned is at an
end,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-29
We dict For Plaintiff.

The jury in the case of William NJ, Harris
vs.. William NJ. Eaton brought in verdict for
the plaintiff for $3.50. i. W. Hogan was the
plaintiff attorney
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-29
Verdict for the Defendant

The jury In the case OF Theresa Argu.
lino ". New York. New Haven a Hart
ford kailrOad. brought In verdict for
The defendant Argulino sued to recover
S20OyO
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-29
VISITED TIE PARKS.

C0ulcil C0mmi te VIII Now Make
RecOmm nj tlOnS.
Park Commissioner l. H. Deminr.
accompanied by the cornell committee on
parks this morning made visit TO
Roger Williams Park whore the speed ray
and proposed atbletic field were insport7d
Davis Park and the Blackstone Bnule.
vard wero also visited and tho work of
Improvement was explained by the com.
minsioners
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-29
AFTER GREENLAND.
In Canada IL Is Reported That Uncle
Sam Wants Territory.

London. Sept 60 9-Tbere is rumor in
Canadian circles that tho government Of
the United States has made overture to
the government Of Denmark with the
object of acquiring Greenland from the
latter cOuntry
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-29
FINANCIAL NEWS

For further financial news see Page -
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-10-14
HILLSBOR0 GOLD DISTRICT.
Profit Pay ing Mines BEING vigorously
Orked-New Mining and Will
ing Machinery.
The Snake group leasers are exceeding

The Snake group leasers are exceeding.
ly busy and all are doing we'll.
The output of the Hillsboro gold mines
for the week ended October 7 was 1865
tons.
Superintendent Hughes reports excel
lent results from the last big shipment
from the Snake group.
Kahler and Hall are working the Gem
extension OF the Richmond and are get
ting good ore.
Active work, and on large scale, will
soon be commenced by the Mesa del Orc
Placers company.
A contract for drifting on the 400 foot
level of the Eighty-five mine was let this
week to Sanders g. Co.
The new shaft on the Rex mine was
completed to the contact this week and
drifting to the ore body begun.
Crumrine g. Lindner have IL men at
work on their Snake lease, and their de-
velopment work is being pushed to make
room for more.
The lessees of the north end of the Op.
portunity have shipped their first carload
Vi OTc Huu 6A ApeCb VI UebWtou lOuE
and five ounces of gold per ton.
The machinery-a Huntington mill and
Wiley concentrator-for the II. M. Por-
ter mill, arrived this week and is being
placed. With ordinary good luck the
mill should be running within two
weeks.
The Wicks mine maintains its ore out
put at the rate of near ton per day to
the man and has enough ore blocked out
and in sight to keep this up, without
further development, for two years at
least.
The Llewellyn Cyanide company are
employing all the men they can get to
work on their leased mines and in con-
struction of the works, says the Hillsboro
Advocate. large stock of supplies and
provisions has been laid in and is arriv-
ing at the headquarters store 10 Dutch
gulch. Machinery is beginning to arrive
and there is every Indication that the
company will make rapid development of
the Auima5 Peak district.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-10-14
ABEYTIA MURDER TRIAL.
Difficulties Attending the selection
of a Competent Jury-Case will
he Closely Contested on
Both sides.

Special to the New Mexican.
Tierra Amarillo, Oct. IL, 1897.-Im-
mediately upon the sitting of court on
the 7th inst, Judge Laughlin called up
for trial the case of the Territory of New
Mexico vs.. Agapito Abeytia, Jr., for the
murder of Juan Antonio Rael at La
Cueva, Mora county, February Is, 1894.
The regular panel was exhausted forth
with, the selection of four jurors only
having resulted, and a special venire of
100 names was called. 1t is thought that
jury will not be obtained until tomor
row night.
The territory Is represented by j. H.
Crist, district attorney, Hons. L. B. Cat
ron and Chas, A. Spiess, while for the de-
fendant appears Messrs. L. 0. Larrazola,
Alex. and Benz. M. Read,
The prospects are that fight of much
sharpness will ensue upon the completion
of the jury, Mr.. Larrazola especially
manifests a disposition to insist on his
clients rights to the minutest teohnicalitY.
This case promises to be cause celebre.
In accordance with ancient custom
copious supply of rain and consequent
muciiaginous m mud has been furnished for
court time, the sun, like he.virgin, with
becoming modesty, keeping his face hid
den behind veil of clouds.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-10-14
A TRAGEDY In CALIFORNIA
An Express RObbrr and q Deputy
Sheriff Killed and Another Dep
nty MOrtally Wounded.
STOLEN MONEY TRACED TO DEAD ROBBER
When Confronted by the Officers the
Robber Began Firing-One Deputy
Fell Dead - Other, Although
Hurt, Killed the Robber.

Delta, Calf, Oct. 14,-Wm. Harald of
this place, and Under Sheriff Radford of
Siskiyou county, were shot and killed,
and deputy Sheriff Stewart was seriously
wounded this morning, while the officers
we're attempting to arrest Harald for
completely in the robbery of the Yreka
and Fort Jones stage on September 26
last.
The stolen money was traced by Detec-
tives Thacker and j. Jennings, of the
Wells Fargo Co., to this place.
About $50 O'Clock this morning Rad
ford and Stewart presented themselves at
Harald's house and asked for Harad.
When he came to the door, Stewart said:
II want to see you, Harald."
The latter replied, I'm ready" and
opened fire upon the officers with big
revolver.
The first shot took effect in Stewards
leg, while the second bullet struck Rad.
ford in the left breat, killing him almost
instantly.
Stewart, who fell in heap when shot,
emptied his gun at Harald, who fell NOR
tally wounded with several bullet holes
in his breast and abdomen. He died
shortly aftervards.