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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-08-03


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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-08-03

@<O commemorate the discov-
cry 3 years ago of our mar
vellous anaesthetic "ME-
- THYL," which has revolu-
tionized dentistry by enabl-
Ing all operations to, be painless ~
performed, we have decided to
make this anniversary OF this
valuable discovery an occasion OF
great Importance. We conse-
quently make the following as
toundingly liberal offer FOR ONE
WEEK:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-08-03
MUST HAVE FOOD.
Years Supply Required by Those
Passing the Yukon Line.

Tacoma, Wash, Aug. 3-The steamer
Queen, which arrived from Alaska yester-
day, rcught word that the mounted
police Of the Northwest Territory are
meeting all people bound for the Yukon
country at the British lire and compelling
al who have rot q years supply Of pro-
visions C. return TO the coast
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-08-03

WANTFD-Upright and faithful gentlemen
or ladies 10 travel for responsible. established
house in Providence, X. J.; monthly, S65 and
expenses; position steady; reference En-
close self-addressed stamped envelope. The
Dominion Company, Dept ". Chicago iy20-30t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-08-03
WA -MIscELL4NE00s.

WANTED-People to know that DR. Hamil-
ton, specialist. has removed from the old DR.
Mattison office rear of No. l3l. 10 2l2 Union
street room 10. ""'N''"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-08-03
WANTED-AGENTs.

AGENTS WANTED--To sell the Alright
Plumbing Fixtures. the only true alright
factured only by ID. +. Jones, Is winslow
street. au2-6t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-08-03
CAST UP ON THE BEACH.

Kennebunkport, Me-. Aug 3-Tbe body
of George Ellis Of Sonerville. who was
drowned at CAGE Porpoise July %. was
wood.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-08-03
I { |: |: I H
EXTRACTED
WITHOUT
PAIN
FREE

Every one with teeth or
decayed roots that need
extracting should take ad-
vantage OF this offer. We
charge nothing for ex-
tracing teeth during this
anniversary week and we
guarantee that no matter
whether you'll have one
tooth or thirty-two ex-
tracted, the operation will
not pain you in the least.
We simply apply "Me-
thyl," which is aliquid local
anesthctic, to the gums.
We have extracted thous-
ands Of teeth during the
past three years and in
not one instance was the
operation painful. "Me-
thyl' spleasant and harm
less. 1t is not a poison
Gus drug, like cocaine,
which is used by unscru-
pulous dentists with dis
astrous results to the sys-
tenn. 'fMethyl' does not
put you to sleep, and it
does not leave the mouth
sore. NO after effects OF
any nature follow the use
OF this pleasant and pain
preventing anasthetic.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-08-03
HELP HANTED-FEmALES

WANTED-A lady 20 travel; n good looking
Quadr 9on or OctoroOn; one who can sing /.
state whore can be seon. Address W. Burrell
406 Main street, Pawtucket, X. l. au20t
WANTED-Ladies 10 know that DIR. Rich
mond's Regulating Tablets are safe, speedy
and sure; they prevent anxiety and secure
regularity; free from danger and Interference
with work. price 81, by mail or at Office The
DIR. q. w. Richmond Co., Temple place, Bos
ton Mass.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-02
EASTERN BALL-PLAYERS.
They Will Arrive. Saturday
and Play on the Follow
ing Day.
Manager Eline's Liberal Proposition
to the Local Team If 1t Should
Beat the Expert Visitors.

The All-American and the Baltimore
base bal! teams will arrive in town Satur-
day. They will be met on their arriv al
here by Colonel L. Parade Robinson, a
brass band and a hoar. The float will
typ fy an immense live ball, on which will
be suitable inscriptions calling attention
10 the fact that the greatest aggregation
of base bail talent ever seen on this coast
viii. play at Recreation Park on the day fol-
lowing. -.
All the baseball towns in the State will
have an opportunity of seeing Baltimore
and ALI l-America play the local teams on
the local diamond.
j. Frank T. inc, one OF the managers of
Baltimore and All-America, has an inter-
esung proposition to: make TO the local
+nines-nines like the Olympic, Git Edge,
Fresno, Reliance and Stockton. Ii Is this !:
After Baltimore and All Am erica play. a
ties OF games in this city A1-America
wIltour.the State meeting the FOCAL teams.
While onthis trip Bal imore will al so play
local teams not engaged to play At!.A mer-:
lea in this CITY,. Asian incentive and to
add. interest to The game Mr.. Efine w IL.
offer. a handsome sum of money, in addi-
tion to the most liberal percen tage of gate
receipts, to the local club that will wallop,
as he terselv expresses 1t, the ALL America
or tedlu' Liz Wlf 20
After the All-Ameriea and Baltimore
teams play Fresno Gilt Edge, olympic,
Reliance and Stockton, be will perniit
these clubs to PICK nint. and will play
either of the National League teams
against it. III the PICKED nine from these
crack teams should beat the league team
a handsome sum ofmoney VIII be given it.
The Al-AmerIca and Baltimore teams
on their Western trip have played thus
far fourteen games. AHA merica has won
eight AID Baltimore flve, and one game
was at:e.
In the Baltimore nine there are three
National League captains, and in ALL
America two. The Aii-America nine is
probably the greatest com blnaiion OF BAIL;
tossers* ever seen on diamond, possibly
excepting the famous Red Stockings OF
Cincinnati. =.
The makeup of the visiting teams has
been published in The CALL.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-02
JOE CHOYuSKI
ON The WAY
4 SV ~ II
He Will. Arrive From Chi
cago en- Thursday
Evening. -.
.Knickerbooker and National
:. Clubs Are Tangled Up in
/. = Dates.

=. When Joe Choynski the popular heavy
weight pugItst, arrives on Thur day
evening from Chicago he will be asked
bvthe representatives of the National and
Knickerboeker clubs if postponement of
the Ch3ynski and Jeffries contest from
the 10Th inst. until some evening in, the
latter part of this month will prove salts.
factory 10 him. -
; The: National and knickerbocker clubs
have agreed that ctashing of dates will
not benefit either .oee and TO avoid te e.
scoping. so to speak, the directors OF the
Two clubs, in conference held last even-
ing, concluded to ARRANGE the dates of
their contests SO far apart that collision
will be out OF question.
+: Mr.. Abraham of the Knickerbocker Club
informed Messrs. Groom and Gibbs of the
National Club that he had selected the
evening of the 18th inst. some weeks ago
for the Goddard and Sharkey mil. and
that underno consideration would he alter
that date.
Il am surprised, >, said Abraham, that
the National Club being aware of the fact
that Goddard and Sharkey were booked
for the evening of the Is n would attempt
to pull off the Choynski and Jeffries fight
few evenings in advance of our enter
tainmeni."
The National Club directors allowed
that it ould not be exactly honorable on
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-02
DISMISS
THE CASE
OF DURRAN1
Fitzgerald Petitions the
United States Su-
preme Court.
MOVE TO END THE
SUSPENSE.
Also Wants the Allender
Matter=out of the IL :
r.. Way. :. II.
. -
ADVANCE WoRDEN oN=THE
DOCKET.
-------~ .<'>..
Justices Asked to Take Like Ac-
ton In the Case of Mur-
derer Hu!.
Also Wants the Allender
T.. Matter=Out of the | -"
Way .....=.
ADVANCE WoRDEN ON THE
DOCKET.
Justices Asked to Take Like Ac-
ton In the Case of Mur-
49, derer Hill. 49,.
Special Dispatch to 7 HE CALL

CALL OFFICE BIGGs =HOUsE,
--:.-:.. - WASHINGTON, d. c., Nov. /
The case OF Theodore Durrant, the
murderer, was again before the United
States Supreme Court TO-DAY. The
proceedings we're not lengthy or inter
esting to the. spec tators. for California 5
Attorney-General J.. merely submitted a
formal motion to dismiss or affirm the
case OF Durranr on appeal from the Circuit
Court Of aljfornia, which court denied a
writ OF. habeas. corpus. TEe Attorney
General also moved. to advance on the
docket the eases of Benjamin l.. Hill and
George. j. CrossIey tpetuioner for S. D..
%MordenG and:also- -moyed*to dismiss the
case. Of Hafvey.. @AlEender% These are all
N urdeE cases. +: -: -: IL. -. :. =, 3: ;:
w hen Judge Fitzgerald said a week ago
. TO The c. Iii. correspondent, after moving
! ID :adEaIl Ilce.tlle Dutrant- case, that he mad
;'two*srTings to. his bow h .conte empIated
making his motion TO dismiss the case. :.
..Th he motions submitted&to-day- were ex
.pa-,e meEel # #: said Judge Fitzgerald to-
night. IT ney We're. taken under advise
ment by the .couri:-cI do=uot: know: when
to- @expectz a decision: but would not be
.sGrpriSed :If#its would s:.be handed down
next Monday. ~0ne1lecision ought to set
tie all Of the cases, for they. are~very much
alike. hope to get them alE settled be-
fore return hoIne.# The motions made
to-day, while different in some particulars,
are designed TO accomplish same re-
suit and settle the same question OF law
In the. .Durraft case. / submitted the
brief, whieh*is aTead dy.familiar TO Califor-
Ma people, as Twas printed in the San
ancisco newspapers. This is the same
5lief [ presented. when / mad e my motion
to advance the case,=Of= course, these
cases .wili%not be decided on merit, for
there is no. question. OF M merit#in them.
Everybody knows that the appeals were
taken solelyfor the sake of gaming little
more time tor the condemned men, and
have. no doubt the Supreme Court will
sustain the California courts.'''..:. 3 =
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-02
DIET TRIES
TO FORCE A
RECOGNITION
Refuses to Withdraw
Objections to Merry
= liz. as Minister.
GREATER REPUBLIC
in DANGER.
People of Central America
Are Becoming Very Weary
of Dictators.
ExACTIONS Bee ONE TOO
SEVERE.
In Nicaragua 1t is Believed That
Zaiaya Is Sending Ill-G often
Wealth Alb DAD.
People of Central America
Are Becoming Very Weary
of DiCtatOrS.
EXACTIONS Bee ONE TOO
SEVERE.
In Nicaragua 1t is Believed That
Zelaya Is Sending In-Gotten
Wealth Alb DAD.
Special Correspondence of The CALL

MANAGUA, NICARAGUA, Oct. 14.-It is
Republic OF Central America, now in ses-
sion, has refused to agree with
the arguments put forward by
Secretary Sherman in support of
the appointment of CAPTAIN William L.
Merry of San Francisco, as Minister of the
United States TO Nicaragua, Costa Rica
and Salvador, while partly recognizing
the Diet.
1t is claimed here in certain quarters
that this step was taken in order to force
the United States Government, If
possible, to fully recognize the Diet,
although it is claimed that body
may be overturned almost any day bv a
successful revolution in Nicaragua, Costa
Rca or San Salvador, or by the with
drawal from ii of any one OF the PresI-
dents governing the State he represents.
The reply of he Diet will probably be
forwarded to the United States State De-
pertinent OH October 10 or 20.
1t may be here pointed out that the
feeling of opposition to the presidents Or
''dictators' o the states of the Grea ter Re
public of Central America is steadily grow
ing in bitterness and i'll this country the
people are suffering greatly under the
Since the disbandinS of the .reyolu-
tionls,s OF Septem Der last, who at.
tempted to achieve political and
personal liberty by attacking the
forces of President .ZeIaya, and fail;
ing in this effort were driven to
seek refuge in Costa + ca, the masses here
have been made 10 feet@the weight OF the
iron heel, and their resentment has been
intensified by the merciless acts Of Zelaya
and his followers, l.. d. Gomez and
NJ. G: Matusa, who 1t Is claimed have
acted like banuits, going SO far as TO shoot
mefl who were aroused of taking part In
cision of hastily formed courts
martial, composed OF men Of
lower intelligence. imprisoning
hundreds of respectable citizens without
trial on suspicion of having been in sy IN
pathy with the revolutionists, and exact
Ing large sums OF money from others hav-
ing valuable property, either as fines or
''forced loans
During the past two years, it is asserted
on e cd authority. more than 10, 600 ma
tive Nicaraguans have been compelled to
leave their homes and country.
Those who have left include representa-
tives of some of the Oldest, most patriotic
and most distng uished families of the
country. To make matters worse nobody
seems to know where all the
money collected by forced loans: go, and
the current belief is that Zslays and his
friends have been. sending large sums
broad In order to feather the nests to
whlch they may eventually have to fly.
The Diet of the Greater Repu blic of Cen
trat America has recognized John jenkins
as United States Consul at San Salvador,
ca piral of the republic Of Salvador.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-02
GOLDEN ARRESTED.
Charged With Being an Accessory to a
Los Angeles Murder.

Charged With Being an Accessory to a
Los Angeles Murder.
T. J. Golden was arrested last night bv
Detective Egan and is being held in the
City Prison pending the arrival Of an Off
Ger from Los Angeles.
Captain Bohen on Saturday received a
dispatch from Sheriff Burr OF Los Angeles
to arrest Golden as he was wa ed there on
charge OF murder. II was stated that he
had been tally yman Tor the Binn Lumber
Company.
Golden was surprised at his arrest. He
said he was witness IN the case of Pat
rick Savage, who was on Saturday held in
Los Angeles for the murder of Will,
Roach at San Pedro on October 6. That
was the only murder he knew OF, and he
thought it possible tnat the police there
might have come to the conclusion that
he was Implicated in the murder.
LOS ANGELES, Nov. 1.-Sheriff Burr
hit received word that T. j.
Golden had been arrested in San Fran
cisco. -:
Seine two weeks ago at San Pedro Pat
Savage shot and Instantly killed William
Roach, "a boy about 18y years Of: age. Roac
and Savage had had some words over
debt Of $50, which the latter claimed Saw
age owed him.. -: -. =
1T is alleged that Savage called Roach
into his room as he was passing and
without warning shot him dead. At the
preliminary, examination: which. took
Mace ON Friday. OF last week the testi-
mony showed that T.J: Golden, an intI-
mate friend OF Savage, was with: the
latter Just before the shooting, and fur
nishsd him the: pistol which did the work.
. S0n:thrs testimony the District Attorney
swore TO- a com D1aint~ charging Golden
with being an accessory to the murder of
Roach, and on this coin plain the warrant
was issued upon which Golden was arrest
ed tonight. Gotden's home is. in San
francisco. but for some time past he. has
been working for the Blinn Lumber Com
.pany at San Pedro as u: tallyman. He
will be brought here for. exa minaiion.. =.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-02

to cover. ND his shortage reflects no credit
on the officers whose dutv it was to ex-
anime monthly the County Treasurer's
office; Madden remitted various sums
irreg guIarly to the California State Bank
at Sacramento, ana in ackno owledging re-
ceipts ofthese moneys the bank returned
a formal il ctrfication that the remittance
had been received and placed to his credit.
Madden would thencreck against his aG-
count until it was exhausted, but what he
did with the money: is not known. He
kept on file every notification received
from the bank, and gettinga a ru ubber. sta n u
made for the purpose he Endorsed each
worth less niece of paper with The magic
WORDS. IN OF subject to draft. These
valuele return sips were turned in as
cash on hand, and were counted as such
by the District Attorney. County Auditor
and chairman OF tile Board OF Super
visors. A sposition. is manifested TO ex-
cuse the latter two officials, but the Dis
tries Attorney. it is contended, should
have known that such: paper was aDso-
lutelv worthless.
> The Board of SUPERVISORS has refused to
com promise with Matiden's s bond men,
and it is lfkeiy If they are com PEELED to
make up the enormous shortage that 1t
Will ruin them. .-:
:. Shasta County proceeded in an alto
found some time ago that Treasurer Jack
son had defaufted in the sum of $50, 600
He was Immediately arrested, plead ed
guilty and was sentenced to seven years
in San Quentin. where he is now acting in
the capacity of bookkeeper in the COM
missary department. The Board OF SUI
pervsors of this county compromised
with Jackson's bondsmen, as it was feared
that the bonds could not be-. collected for
the reason that it Was impossible TO con-
fine the defalcation~ to any certain period.
Jackson. had been Treasurer for many
years; and there were several d fferenJ sets
OF bohdsmen. The defaulter neglected to
set down the date of each sum misap-
propria ed, and therefore it could not be
determined when the defa.earion was
com menced or what set Of 5ondsmen was
responsl Bile.
No clew as to the whereabouts of Modoc
Counly's mis- :ing Treasurer has yet been
unearihed, but the people of that county
are determined to slit the matter to the
bottom, and some sensational revelations
arean ucipated.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-02

their part. to interfere with the plans OF
the Knickerbocker Club, and they prom
ised Abraham that as soon as Choynski
arrived arrangements satisfactory to all
I concerned would be n ade. -...:. =
"We selected the evening of Novem ber
16 for the Choynski-Je fries fight" said
! Groom, "to please Billy Delaney, who was
at the time greatly annoyed at postpone
ments which could not possibly have been.
avoided. :-.*.-..
f'You see Delaney has had Jeffres on
his hands tor some time and owing TO
unavoidable postponements he grew
angry, and surmising that the match
would fall through, be insisted upon the
club making a date for the fight, and to-
please him we figured on the 10th inst,
|. unit hinkingly. .. Il -, -,
"But now that CboynskI will be here
| positively on Thursda ay evening, i think:
I. We can arrange matters so at there will
not be any clash in dates. | am satisfied
that Mr.. Delaney and Choynski, after they
will have chances to discuss the situation,
can come to n amicable understanding
After a bra ham had heard M n. Groom's
explanat ion he went away satisfied that.
satisfactory dates would be arranged.
: On the evening of the 10<h inst. the.
Green and Zeiger fight will lake place at
Woodward s sPavilion,and. the preliminary
to the eyent:of the evening wi Fl consist of
a ten round contest between Purcell and
'.Scaldy BilPnQuinn. which promises TO be
a very warm argument :;..... RI:
Young Mitchell ofthe Occidental Club:
intends giving an entertainment some
time between the 18Th amt Both of tl.is
month, as he has secured a permit from
the Health and Police Committee of the
Board OF Supervisors ior a hsdc contest
between those dates. -: :.4., =: -::.:e. :
Joe Walcott. is passionately ford of
duck-shooting and yesterday he lett with:
some friends for weeks cannonading at
some point on the San Joaquin River. =:
Billy Lavigne, the brother of the cham
pion pugilist, IS a crack shot and will
leave this city on Saturday evenin-. with
Harry Corbett and 'Bo sie' O'DonnelIfor
few days sport on the Suisun Sports.
mans Club preserve. where broad bills ere
plentiful. Lavigne's favorite sport is Eng
lish snipe shooting.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-02
NEAR a RUPTURE.
TIE University Of Princeton. and the
=. Presbyterian Church on + z:
Bad Terms. I. ''.'':: :. :.:..-.:. :.;..- r,

. PRINCETON .N..J:,. Nov. 1.-The. dis
cusslon# over Prince ton linn, the. conse-
.quent condemnation of Princeton. EJni-
yersi;y and several OF its professors by
various. presbytefIes ana synods through
out the country, and the. action taken
by Rev. Mr.. Shields in announcing that he
would sever Ills connection with the Pres
byterIan cnufch, has caused a breach be-
tween the uni versity and the church
which.=js n ow believed to be rapidly ap-
preaching an open rupture. aa: >>*5s
: On Thursday, November 1.-the New
Brunswick Synod of the Presbyterian
church.W1IE Conye ne in the First Church
bere. A. resolution Will be introduced
condemn}ng Professor ! Shields for
signing tire petition for liquor
license for. Princeton, which will be fol-
lowed BY. Professor Shields resignation as
a mlnisterof the: church. President Pat
on, who WIZ be +present,4is expected to
peak inadefen>e Of Professor Shields, and
lie gauntlet may. be thrown to the church
by The university. @:'l:-:-- 49, b: -
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-02
LEADING CHIEFS CAPTURED.
Sadda Khan and kis Brother Have
Surrendered to the
British.

S1MLA. Nov. 1.-Sadda Khan and his
brother, leading chiefs of the Maddakheis.
have surrendered to the British. This is
an important step in the settlement of the
Tochi difficulty.
a letter to LORD Eigin. Viceroy of
India, from the Ameer OF : Al
ghanIstan, says that he Is trying 10
arrest the Haddah MulIah, and that
II he succeeds he Will expeI the priest
from Afehanistan He also promises to
prevent the Afridis. VITO take refuge in
Afghanistan, from interfering with British
territory. !.
Government for both these friendly cont
munication<, anG has been fur
nished with copy of the proclamation
which General Sir William Lock hart is
sued TO the tribesmen prior to beginning
the advance of the punitive expedition,
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-02
#KUTKER GETS a PASSPORT
Gwen Permission by the Russian En-
bassy to Spend One Month
!: =. -. 80 IN WursnW. ! !.

i FRESNO, Nov. IA. Kutner, the we'll
known merchant. OF San Francisco and
Fresno, who was several months ago re-
;tuseaa passport by the Russ ian en-
bassY at Warrington TO visit rela-
tive in Warsaw, Russia. on the ground
that.he was mot "a Christian" has re-
CeIved through the DEPARTMENT. OF State
a passport giving him the privilege OF
spending one month in Warsaw. The
concession came too late 10 be available to
Mr.. Kutner at this time, but it esta bllshes
lttrecedent that will be OF interest 10 all
Jewish residents in the United States.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-02
Stnmbn,,L mn htnr

NEW YORK, Nov. 1-E. H. Harri-
mans famous stallion STAN boul (2:0712)
will be one OF the attractions ct this year $
horse show in Madison-souare Garden.
Stamboul has ali unbeaten record Ill the
show ring.
He won the two first prizes at Madison
square Garden IN 1894 repeated TINS per-
tormance last year, and III addition cap
tured the stallion championship: During
his racing career he won, among other
events, the $40. 900 stallion race in CaIifor-
MIA in 1888
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-02
civic Rights Party.

A new party known as the Civic Rights
party was formed last evening with the prime
object OF. supporting the minority in the char
ter omniittee. This action was stimulated by
the idea that there are many things which
the people want in the new charter that are
bel n g omitted or coldly voted. down r..
1t is the in ntion. of the new party to hold
a mass nice ting. in the near future, proclaim
is principles and if necessary nominate and
elect o board of freeholders VINO will draft a
charter in Keeping with the demands OF Its
pgatfornl:
A committee consisting of Messrs. Spelling,
Gilltsple,. Rogers, Mcbride. Dawson, Phillips
and Barney was appninted to draft platform
" hich is to be considered at the next meeting.