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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-16
SHOT DOWN IN WASHINGTON.

Washington, March 16-While Dennis
J. Canty. formerly a resident of East st.
Louis, where he was city clerk and re-
corder of deeds. was standing In front OF
the Ebbitt House. he was approached by
@. s.. Rye. who, Canty's friends say.
made a threatening demonstration with
q knife. Canty drew a revolver. AS he
brought II out. Rye backed away from
him. and when he fell pierced by two Of
the four bullets Canty had fired, he was
about 20 feet distant. Canty was ar
rested.
Rye came to this city from Kentucky
about two years ago and had dealings
with the brokerage firm with which
Canty was connected. When Canty
failed several months ago Rye lost
money, and out OF his attempts to collect
It i'll feeling arose. Monday the two men
had q disagreement. and IL is alleged
that Rye made such demonstrations that
friends interfered TO prevent trouble.
Canty has lived In this city for several
years. He admits that the trouble grew
out OF Rye attempting to collect money,
but asserts that when he fired he thought
Rye intended to attack him with a knife.
Rye formerly owned a string OF race
horses and was well known among sport
ing men.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-16
A FLYING
SQUADRON
Will Be Sent to Cruise
Off Coast of Spain
IF FLOTILLA ARRIVES.
Spain Has Been Given an Intima-
tlOn on the Subject.
THE PRESIDENTS DECLARATION.

Washington. March l6 Spain has IN (,
dicated her Willingness To make reparation
for the Maine disaster If IL - shown that
she Is iesIor sitle. However, she con
siders tie presence Of United States
warshIps near Cuba as an interference g
with her efforts to pacify Cuba through
autonomy. and desires tho fleet with
drawn. This attitude was explained 10
Assistant Secretary of state Day ty Senor
Polo de Bernsbe. Spanish minist.r.
Mem bers Of the naval couit of inquiry
into the Msine disaster, at consulta-
tion yesterday afternoon, can to sud :
den lecision to return To tie United
States ana sailed away from lin ana last
evening ON tire MsnVioSe, aril,lng at
Key West this morning
One Of the most significant GeyClop.
ments OF yesterday was IN purci ase I
TIE dig steam yacht Moyilower ~ the
government. thIs is tie Erst ot tie mer-
chant marine To be called into govern
ment use as % result OF 1he.present Crisis.
The Mayflowsr. for whicn nearly s5uU :
600 was paid. will be taken INN e1iately
10 the brooklyn navy snrl. cha will 90
armed with rapid fire guns and Will ne
used AS "A torpedo boat destroyer. sLoulu
occasion ariss.
If tie spanish torpedo notilla which
has lift CadiZ proCee ~ TO Porto kico
President Mekiplsy v i'll cire t1e for
nation of fyiae squadron ID make a
dan onst rgtion ol the coat OF SrGin.
oriusT New YORK and biouslsn, { Z
cJmmer,e tes. rogers D. innealolis ana
Columbia. aud I e auxiliary cruisers st,
Louis and ct. Paul.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-16
SUIT ON MORTGAGE.
Mrs. West Alleges an Attempt to
Detraud.
Charges That Mr.. McKenna and His Wife
do Not Intend 10 Pay.

The case OF Margaret West against
John McKenna and wife was before the
Appslla,s Court today, the subject unGer
consideration being tha defindants de-
murrer TO tao compliments bill for wal
Of equity. The complainant's bill sets
forth ths existence Of two mortgages mado
by John Mckenna and wife 70 Mary >.
Brown, both conveying tho same piece of
land. In 1889 Mckenpa maize application
10 Mrs West, the comrlainnnt by her
husband. George j. Vast, to loan sISo on
this land. which loan WAS to Do secured
by mortgage. This money was paid 10
Mary .. Brown 20 satisfy enc mortgages
which she held on tie land, hhu tDe
mortgages were transferred 10 tie COM
plainant's husband.
The piil furt3er states that ut the
time OF the death OF Mr. West tBese pa
pers were in possession oi Mr. west. Altef
his death the complainant ulsco'erea thAt
these mortgages were not recolueu, ana
was not allowed 10 examine tie papers In
her husbands office that she ni shs nnu
tnem there. The int rest on them was
paid regularly up u October 1919. anu
about tnAL time an ADDITIONAL loan was
made or $40 on the laud, ssIureu by
mortgage, In which the otntr mtrtSag :
were mentioned. When Mchenn6 ionnu
that Mrs Nest did net have the mortgages
he disclaimed all know ledge ,f them ana
said he HAD never given ttem' wherefore
the bill claims that Mckenna Is trying TO
defraud the conn laiHaut of Ter Jutt cues,
0nd pra, tnat the court direct u e ro-
sponoent To pay tie complainant the
amo int due her.
a. H. Patton, counsel fer The cefendant,
claimed that the bill WIS dt murraDle, be-
cLuse it stated that Ars. West hhu no
mortgage and WIS emitted % no RELIEF.
John Doran tor the complainant, ar
Rued that tho complainant Is entitled To
sue, eei 1 TO the rights granted by tho Nv o
MOI tgages ana tn enforce tho riRGts
against tte'Iesprndsnt The court tcoS
the papers ana witnteld its decision.
Late this afternoon the couit an
nuunced its decision sustaining the de
nutIer on the ground that the bill taiisd
TO sauw a br, aoh Of the conditions cf the
mortgage alleged by mplication To have
been given. If such mortgage IL in ex-
istenoe the comp plalnapt's ren euy Is On
that mortgage, or II IL is iost its loss
should lie ayeirel.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-16
In STOLEN PLUMAGE.
Murray Arrested anu Hired For Stealing
Sullivan'S QOthi1g'

Frank wrcnn keeps a boarding house Mt 2il
WiclSenGen street and be tookIin st afger
named Michael Murray few days ngo. Mike
was assigned TO room with Peter sullivan
and some time last evening Murray tackled
Sullivan's trunk and snapped clothing with
him.. He took his cont. trousers, vat ard
chain, hat and jack-knife His discarded
garments he folded up carefully and placed
them in the looted trunk nd then went out
on the highway to out dash. He was well
satisfied with his changed appearance and
contemplated attending the Democratic cou-
yontion at the court room on Fountain street.
He didn't get thore last evening, bat he was
on hand all riaht this morning, not as "a spec
tatur hut Ds an actual actor in the everyday
drama OF this criminal centre. He had the
privilege of wearing the new clothes about 30
minutes. When Sullivan returned from work
he discovered HE loss and The robbery was
reported at the third police station. Sergt
Potter and Officer j. J. sullivan found Mrrrly
and he was arrested This mOrning in the
sixth Distri coult ne pleaded guilty and " as
fined 40 and costs.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-16
Bon. :.
Ami: !, d j !.
CLEANS AND polssHEe
GLASS. MgrALs on HNx SURFACE.
AL Grocers.
TWENTY WIDOWS
On Boari City of Columbia B0unt
For Alaska.
Passed by Steamer New England
Which is at San Francisco.

Fan Francisco. March l6.--The little fishing
steamer New England has put into this port
for supply OF coai and provisions sufficient
TO carry her 10 Vancouver. She has come
from Boston by the way OF the Straits OF
Magellan and has travelled 1870 miles without
mishap She carries crew OF l3 all told and
Is commnn led 10y Captain Small. The cap
tain says he passed the steamer City OF Co
lumbia. Sac has on board the New England
twenty widows and six male passengers. The
widows are bcuni for Alaska where il is their
intention TO open shors for the s. lie OF gro
ceries. dry goods. hardware. etc. Sixty
widows were 60 have sailed in the steamer
but ali but twenty lost courage at the last
,pefnant
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-16
NEW TRIAL DENIED.
Cook Will Not Have A (hanc, 10 Secure
Yertlct. .f u-"

The Appellate Court has denied tie
PLAINTIFF petition for n now trial IN the
case of Lucius A. Cook ys. woousccket
Street Railway Company. lhs language
of the rescript is as follows: "Ihe plain
tiff's cart and the dtfsbdaDt,s car were
both moy ing suutherly at theNtims of tho
accident. The fact at to car had pass
ell the rear wheel OF tho cart ami oollidei
with its forward wheel SLOWS conclu-
sively that the accident was caused. not
by any negligence of the defendart but
by tie turning Of tke plaintiffs borss
toward tho trace Just at the instant In {
the car was phsIng We think, there
fore, that the Common Pleas Division
properly granded non uit. Cote re-
mitted ~ The common Peas Division,
win direction % enter jrogn ent for tho
Gsfendai f,rto-tl" Frank Ainol1 wts
stt7rne7 foe the uefendaut G rLor stop.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-16
LEGISLATIVE wIsEAcREs.

Boston. March 16.-The senate at the
time OF adjournment was involved I'm
discussion OF the order for an investi-
CATION OF the gas trust OF Boston. Two
amendments had been proposed, one
authorizing the gas commissioners TO
conduct the Investigation instead OF a
special committee of the legislature and
the other for a final report before the
first of May.
The committee on labor has agreed
on a bill which would have the bureau
of labor statistics to investigate the
number and conditions OF Sunday work.
ers, and on proposition TO compel en-
ployers TO pay wages weekly.
The house substituted for an adverse
report the bill for registration OF horse-
shoers.
Ought not 20 pass was reported on the
bill to prohibit opaque glass I'm factory
windows.
Reference 10 the next legislature was
reported to the house on the bill 20 COM
pei the use OF lanterns on bicycles.
In the senate bill TO regulate the sale
Of patent and proprietary medicines was
rejected. The senate reconsidered it's
rejection OF bill for watering streets In
towns. and laid IL on the table.
Ought not TO pass was reported on the
petition for an amendment to the con-
stitution relative 90 the organization and
government OF cities and legislation af-
fectins the same.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-16
New Trial Granted.

A nov trial hes been granted the fefendant
in tho ease Of Walter n. Riley ". J. George
Larue by the Appellate Court The actioa
was one of trespaS- ON the case tho plaintiff
having let the defendant have certain bills to
collect and tho defendnnt was 20 deduct q
ter cent Cor hts computation. The opinion
BIed states that the form of action - miscon.
esived ne " should have been tort or debt
and that under the facts set forth In tho case
mo- criminal complaint FOR embez,lemcnt could
b. maintained. AZ the trial IN the comm on
pleas division the presiding iustice directed
n verdict Tor the rluintif. n. H. owen IL
counsel fer the defendant.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-16
EXCEPTIONS SUSTAINED.
Dc sion Of Appellate Court In Case
Agaiast P, P,Opl-'s Savings Bank.

Tie decision of the Appsllats Court in
the case Of William II. Stone rs. PenI L. s
Savings Bank IL that the exceptions to
tie rulings Of the district court of the
Eighth judicial district oyerruing the
demurrers 20 tho reelications 20 the sac
ond rlea must lie sustained. The att CHI
meat having been discharged, tha Com
mon Pleas Division was without luIis
diction b make the order Charging tho
defendant Us gGrnish'e, the tourt folds.
Ihe main point raised in the cas3 vas
whether the clerk Of o. q district oour. for
tie sixth judicial district. to " hioh the
writ in the case Of tie plaintiff aRainst
Laselle was returnable ana had teen re-
turned, had powtr TO take the action pre-
scribel by General Laws. X. l., cap. s53
sections ~ and -, tfter the cass nad
teen cei tiilsn to the G, mmnn Pleas Di-
vision for jury trial, but before final
ludg mcnt had Teen rendered.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-16
AGAIN POSTPONED.
c Sc CT Step1ei Wright Against the
Harr L m rick Company.

An Old case was again posporei in Judge
wilbu's court this morning. The case was
that of stephen Wright vs.. Harris LIMERICK
Company and when IL was reached ON the
calendar John u. Bsas an attorney for Mr.
Wright presented II certificate from DIR. L..
c. Garvin stating that owing to an attack
OF araly sis MIR. Wright was not able To attend
court.
George T. Brown counsel for the defendant
said That Mr.. Wright hal bfen sick for a long
mo md IL would not be right to delay 81
trial too long. As IL was s3Jc0 be on ig & ia
defendant had been tied NJ about four yeas
Judge Wilbur suggested that depos tions be
taken in the case and IL be set down for trial
at an early date With TINS understanding 6
the casa was lasscd.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-16
CAUSING UNEASlNESS.
Fears For Several Vessels Now Over
due at san FIR ncisco.

San Francisco. March i6.-Several ovrrdus
vessels are causing uneasiness in insurance
circles. Tho Eri ish snip Ravenscrag left
New Whatccm for Call %. Oct. . last and has
not been heard from since. Very heavy re
insurance has been paid on her and tho un-
derwriters have about given her mp for lost.
Tho British ship Gleninlas from Newcastle
N. :. W., for Manila sailed oct in company
with the Kate Thomas. Tho latter vessel was
dismasted In the hurricane, was repaired at
sydney and reached this city on Fob. 3.
Nothing has yet been heard of the Glenfnlas.
The coastin9 schooner, Arthur r. l. is long
ov, rdue and il is believed IL was her wreck
that was sighted by British scalor off lila
nook two weeks ago
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-16
A MURDERoUs BARBER.

Niagara Falls. N. Y. March 16.-Al-
bert Lathwell. barber. shot his wife
In the side. Miss Toomey in the head
and shoulder. and himself in the region
Of the heart yesterday. The injuries Of
Lathwell and Miss Toomsy are consid-
cred sufficient to cause death. Jealousy
was the cause of the deed.
Recently Lathwell came to this place.
bringing with him Miss Toomey. whom
he installed as housekeeper. His wife
followed, and the women became great
friends. They left Lathwell and went
to Buffalo. where Lathwell located them
and had Miss Toomey arrested on a
charge of stealing n watch. She was
discharged yesterday and left the courts
room with Lathwell. apparently good
friends, and returned to Niagara Falls.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-16
DEED RECORDED.
II is Firm George W. Preniis TO the
VIII ncY Psatl Co.

There was deed f'el this morning at the
recorders ofiico City Hall, from George W.
Prentis OF the Whitney Pearl Comrany cor
poration doing business In this city. Of tract
OF land on Cromwell street, also all tools and
machinery in bulldogs on Cromwell street.
According 90 the records the Whitney Pearl
Comrany executed trust mortgaso 10 the
Industrial Trust Company 90 secure scries
OF bonds TO the aggregate sum of $4,000.
The Whitney Pearl Company Is organized FOR
the manufacture, sale and design Of pearl but.
tnp
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-16
Decision In Case For Rent.

The Appellate Court has decided In the long
drawn out litigation between Lobert McCar.
dell and Thomas Miller In regard 10 the
AN cunt of rent due by the latter FOR the
HotpI 81. George property that sl7'.55 IL due
MIR. McCardcll. Part Of the toiol wns taken
by the city during Mr. Ailler's occupancy
and the courts decision is that he must pay
rent Tor tho part not taken.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-16

Between now and nest presidential election
there will bc hosts 81 discussions Of the cues.
tiOHs of "sound money" aud silver However
opinions may ~ diviisd on these points there
u but one pubic and professional opinion
and that IL n favorable one, Regarding the
merits ~ Bostetter's stomach Bifters IS A
remedy for and preventive ~ malaria, as well
as a curative of kidney con rlnint, dyspareis.
constipation, liver trouble and rheumatssun,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-16
ATTORNEY SHOT DEAD.

Dubuque. Ia. March lev. o. La
vacke. a prominent attorney. was shot
dead in his office in the business center
OF the city at $3.50 last evening. Four
shots were fired. all taking effect. AL
though the streets were crowded at the
time. the murderer escaped recognition
and no arrest has been made.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-16
Fire In a Grocery Store.

Attendants In N. :. Dexter's grocery store.
q Lockwood street, lost some n. oney this
~ orning and during tho search for the miss.
ing cash they looked IN some kerosene sntu-
rated sawdust with the aid of flaming match
which dropped in the suwdust. IL was $50
O'Clock whgn the alarm for hre was sounded
fiom box gsG hut the hromon had little diff-
Guilty in cxtlnguishihg tho blaze. The damage
including the Lost cssh smountcd 60 sbout-tO
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-16
Bearings by Full Bench.

Notice has been given by the Appellate
Court that the last day for the hearings hy
the full bench will be Friday. May q, lsps
There arc n large number of cases that The
court has 10 decide upon and those that viii
b. h,aru before the recess will probably keep
the members of the court busy well into the
summer.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-16
AGREAT SURPRISE IS IN STORE

for those who will 90 today and GET pack
age of 9RAiN-O. IL takes the place OF coffee
nj about !. the cost. IL IL a food drink
is made of pure grains and looks and tastes
like the finest grades Of Mocha or Java coffet.
IL satisfies every one. A emp OF Grain-O IL
letter for the system than n tonic, because its
benefit IL permanent. What coffee breaks
down. Grain-O builds up. Ask your grocer
for (irain-O l5c. anC; xDc
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-16
Seconi SUIT For Divorce.

San Tranci co, March l6.--Eina Wallace
Hopper has brought suit in ihis city for di-
vorce from Dewolf Hopper, the well known
opera star. She has also begun similar rro-
ceeiings i'm New York, her attorneys here.
Dunn a. McPilxe, refuse 10 make public any
more regarding the 'ae than con aimed
in The complaint which gives as caus Of ac-
ton wilful desertion and fniluro TO provide.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-16
Marine Diver Fatally Shot
Man and Woman.
JEALOUSY THE CAUSE.
Weak Defense For a Murder at the
National Capital.
TWO WOMEN SHOT BY A BARBER

New York. March 1s.-John N. Peter
SON, a seafaring man and marine diver.
shot Leonora Faulkner and Harry
Pohl az the woman's residence. The
man and woman were taken TO hospi-
tai in dying condition. Peterson. who
attempted to commit suicide and man
aged to shoot himself In the forehead
without serious effect. was arrested after
menacing three policemen with his re-
volver Jealousy was the cause OF the
shooting. ~
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-16
WOMAN BURNED FATALLY.

Portsmouth. N. H.. March 16.-The
wife OF Charles Parker of Kittery was
probably fatally burned. Mrs. Parker.
who Is rs years old. was cleaning up rub
bish near a small bonfire. from which her
clothes ignited. She was burned about
the face. chest and left side of her body.
Owing to her age very little hope is ex-
pressed for her recovery.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-16
BOYS BRUTAL CRIME.

Carroll. Ills. March 16.-Perry Gardi-
ner enticed william Rogers into an un-
occupied building at Pulaski. and beat
his brains out with club. Gardiner and
Rogers were playmates. aged Is. The
former had a grudge against Rogers.
and resortcd to murder as q means Of
avenging.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-16
Excitement in Yi!diz Palace.

Constantinople, March i6.-There WIS great
excitement at the Yildiz palace yesterday eve-
ming, owing TO IN outbrcsk M ong the Al.
banian and Kurdish troors in the barracks.
The approaches Of the palace were immedi-
ate,y surrounded and many arrests were
made.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-16
ssc,ud Regiment INQUIRY.

The special milit,ry board Of inquiry sp.
pointed ny 90. Dyer 10 look into the affairs
~ The Second Regiment will meet I'm n Q
klixsb hh building. on MOnaay evening neri.
-. we turpose ~ reviewing the testimony
ttsf ss bccn fsksn. preparatory 10 makfne \
eeDort 70 the governor.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-16

Tie boeri CT canvass2rs and regist'a-
ton has posted tho voting lists, two days
ahead OF Iime, on the Canal strHet side of
the Market squsro fridge. There sre also
tire lists posted in elen OF tie feyerol
wards.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-16
EXPERTS EXAMINED.
TOday's Proceedings In the Case of
Hrtn Aga nst Maine.

was continued this moraing in Judge
Bosworth's court. but at room an ad-
journmsnt was taken until tomorrow
morning. owing to other engage ments OF
counsel in the cnse Charles 4. Bishop,
an expert accountant, test flied that be
found after an examination OF tie tcoks
OF the White saoe stora that Ar. Maine
owed MIR. Horton els. 45!6l.
Clarsrcs r.. Madsworth, another &C.
oountaLt, testified yesterday ttst m ex-
animation Of the books Of the same con
Germ outing the same period stowed tbat
Mr. Mnine owed Dir. hoItCn S9o73.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-16
Ambulance VIII r spond.

The fro commissioners have made arrange
ments with the officials Of The Rhode Island
Hospital Ly which hospital ambulance will
her. after respond TO all second alarms Of fire.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-16
Editor HaniD,ad.

Cape May. N. j., March Ia. Captain Henry
". Hand, editor Of the Wave, died early this
morning of general debility.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-16
Petition Dsnisd.

The Appellate Court has denied the plain
{ ff's petition for a new trial tn the case OF
Thomas II. Sweeney VS. Harry q. Greene
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-16

Don't sssseeo spst a~d Smoke rsur rirs Aw<..
To quit tobacco easily aud forever. be rlsg
notio fun OF life. nerve and r.gor, take No-To
Bac. " wonder worker. thss makes weak men
rtrong. All druggists, SOC or 81. Cure cuaran
tecd Booklet and sample free Address
sterling Bemedy Ca. Chicago or New York
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-16
GOVERNOR DYER ACCEPTS.

The nomination was then made mani
mousiv. and Governor Dyer mounted the
platform, being received WITH tumultuous
applause, ana he spoke - follows:
Mt. Chairman and Gentl mon OF the
conv.ntiCn-It l. with sincere eratit udr
that accept the nomination tsncerei me
at this time, ana ~ eise from snch - rep
rssentatiye ncdy II my fellow citizens ~.
nesed Issurances of confidence ana sup
ptrs
A yesr ago Rcpui licsn convention So
le,iet me TO clrry It's tanner and with
no uncertain voice the Ieot H. q tie state
q, nurmed the aciion Of that convention.
What mas teen done during the pssl
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-04-02
GOOD CITIZENSHIP UNION.

The Good Citizenship Committee of the
Epworth Union has received several en-
couraging letters and many personal
the chairman an member of the com
mittee. Mr.. H. f.. Thompson of Bergen
Point is unable to serve and President
George G. Post will appoint another rep
resentative from Bayonne. The pastors
will probably be requested to preach to
the young men on Sunday evening. April
10, just prior to the election, on the sub
ject of good citizenship.
The list of voters connected with the
seventeen Epworth League chapters are
being sent to the chairman. The City
Epworth Union represents between 400
and 800 voters. The committee has re-
eeived the favorable decision of the Good
Citizenship Committee of the Hudson
County Christian Endeavor Union n
the City Epworth Union Committees re-
quest for a joint conference.
This conference will be held next week,
Monday evening, April 4.
A statement has been received from a
prominent member of the Citizens Party,
giving the declaItion of principles, consti-
tuition and other particulars. No action
has been taken in encouragement of this
or the other parties. 1t has been stated
son Methodist Church, comprising over
one hundred voters, would support this
independent movement. The City Union
Committee will be subject to the call of
the chairman. This committee will meet
on Monday evening, April 4, in joint con-
Union Committee. at No. so Forrest
street, residence of George Fl. Lincks.