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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-03
CASES SETTLED.
A Numbir Disposed of in the D S.
trict Court.
Decisions Given In Nunb.r of Civil
Actions on the DOCK I.

The following cases were dsposed of in the
Sixth District Court this morning before
Judge Sweetland. t,-et.rf
The cnse of Charles 8. Mathewason against
Laura NJ. Harrington was a suit To recover
for indcbtness. IL Was settled by ssgreement
of the parties. -..t
The, case of William II. Herrlck against tho
American Mechanics Building Association
was also settled. Ii was brought on bill Of
$500, viii ch was the amount OF the comm is
sion for negotiating mortgage OF $4,000 on
the building at the corner Of Washington and
Mathewson streets to the Citizens Savings
Bank.
Charles $. Mathewson also brought suit
against Laura NJ. Mathewson TO recover
$3.50. the amount already paid on some lots
bought of the defendant under false represen
tations, and located in Wexford. The par
ties came tn an agreement.
On motion judgment for the plaintiff for
sl2. 25 and costs given in the case of Ed
mund /. Gladding against Mary A. Halloran.
The suit was over bill of groceries
On motion Judgment in favor of the plain
tiff for sl2. 65 was given in the case Of Michael
and Pamela Enfemeci against Anaststso Boz
relli
decision for the plaintiff for s66 ~ was
entered in the case Of y. W. Scott against Abe
Cohen.
A decision for the plaintiff for s24l6 Go and
costs was given a. T. Reed against l.. B.
Pease.
I Decisions in favor of the plaintiff for pos
session and costs were given in the following
rrespass and ejectment cases: Mary r. Eddy
against Louis W Moore and John Dolan against
John Dulude.
Perkins Bros. brought suit against the Con-
solidated Telepohne and Telegraph Company
for refusal TO pay an accepted draught on ma
turity. Decision for the plsintif for 1885, Al
and costs.
The suit Of John Geoghegan against John
Murphy was quarrel over the payment for
the building OF division line fence. The de-
fence claimed that the fence was not lawful
fence, and therefore the contract was void
and the defendant was not held to pay for
half of IL. The plaintiff claimed that the
fence had been ouiit ry agreement of the de-
fendant who had said that he would pay for
half of it, Decision for the plaintiff for Sg075
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-03
RECEPTION TO MR.. KEEFE.
Given Hearty Welcome by Old Frieuds
In This City.

At Elks hall last night there gathered
large number Of frierds Ct John Keefs
Of the Ward & Vokss Company, to show
him how pleasantly they remember
him as "a chum ani to acknowledge how
proud they were of his success in his
ehossn Held of work. 1t was gathering
Of generous young men and ali entered
into the spirit Of the occasion and q very
happy number of hours was the result
Tue friends Of MIR. ksefe were present
at the performance at keith's Opera
Hous, and after the performance nd
journed to the hall named. where, after
n short reception. one of Burlando's fine
fees,s which included salads and cold
turkey, was given worthy attention.
The arrangements of the committee
having charge Of the receDtion. it WAS very
evident, had performed their duties we'll.
for IL would have been nard TO have
given MT. Keefe warmer greeting or to
make merrier gathering. q. nj. kirty
was chairman or the committee OF ar
rangemenis and the reception comm ittee
consisted Of .Jos,pn Furlong. Eugene A.
Manning, W. N. Kirby and &. 81. Kirby.
w. y. Kirby was chairman Of the evening
and after the menu had teen we'll attended
to he introduced as t,astn mister Z. M.
kirry. The latter, after MIR Warren l.,
Turner hod given piano solo, made a
fslicitops speech.
Mr.. kesie was given n rousing recep-
ton when he rcss to return his thanks
for the address Of welcome. HIS speech
was nrief aGd happy one.
Toastm aster Kirty. after some pleasant
remarks saiu he would ask Mr.. Vokes
to help MIN carry out the program, as
that gentleman lad more influence over
tae Nom bsrs Of his company, all 'f the
gentlemen members Of which, except Mr..
Ward, we're present. Mr.. Vokes took
charge of affairs somewhat and called
upon brother of Mr.. keefe, who Is
now n resident Of Boston, and who mnde
IA pleasant rasponss.
Other mem bers OF the company oon-
trtbuted to the evening 's endowment.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-03
ALL OVER A cow.
Bay State Deputy Sheriff Arrested
In the City.
An Armenian Aceus Him Of Havirg His
MIX Maker.

Deputy Sheriff Eorey of Taunton. who
figured so conspicuously In the recovery
OF the property stolen by murderer Her
bert Willis, whose exciting dash through
Dawson's window is still remembered.
had an unpleasant experience in this city
yesterday afternoon. Bagbasdar Avedi-
sian, who formerly lived in SesKonK, but
now re sides in this city, claims Corey
has cow belonging to him ana when ne
saw Corey yesterday no went TO his attor-
news, W. h. Barney ana l.. >. Hoffman.
and got q writ of arrest against him.
The writ was gwen 10 Deputy Sheriff
Blanchard to serve and Corey was taken
into custody ia the Narraeansett Hotel.
Asedisian has separated from his wife.
and she claims tnat before his marriage
he gave her valuabl, COW. He denies
any gift OF il, but. on tie contrary, say :
his mother.in law wroDRtuliy detained
the COW, and in order TO fruslrate his
desire to regain pCsstssio Of IL. placed
the animal In the rasture owped by
Deputy Sheriff Corey. 1he latter was
not locked up at the court house, but
promptly secured tail, stephen McMauah
becoming his bonusmap. The wife
BaRhas1sr has SCI arated from is pretty,
bnt is years OF age aud has fortune OF
$50 0O0
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Too Much MonCoose,

In 1872 Mr. w. Bancroft Espeut import
eel four pairs of the Indian mongoosc from
Calcutta into Jamaica for the purpose of
destroying the cane piece rat Ten years
later IL was estimated that the saving TO
the colony through the work Of this ami
NAL amounted TO 4l00, 600 annually. Then
came sudden change i'm the aspect OF
affairs &c was found that the mongoose
destroyed all ground nesting birds, and
that the poultry, as well rs the insectivo.
.rus reptiles and batrachans Of the island,
wcr, being exteriSsnated by IL. Injurious
insects Increased In consequence n thou.
sandlold. The temporary benefits of the
introduction were speedily wiped away.
and the mougooso became pest.
Domestic animals including young
pigs, kids, lambs newly dropped calves,
puppies and lsittcna. were destroyed 10y it,
whlo IL also ate ripe bananas, pineapples,
young corn. avocado pears, sweet potatoes,
cocoas, yams. peas, sugar cane, meat and
salt provisions and fish. Now, we are
told, nature has made another effort to
restore the balance. With the Increase of
Insects due To the destruction by the
mongOosc of their destroycrs has come an
increase Of ticks. which arC destroying the
mongoosc anG all .aniaioans rejoice. Ma
ture
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-03

The House was ~ II "a To order at ll:i0
O'Clock this noInng, by SPEAKER Holden
with quorum present..
Before tbs jonrnol Cf Yesterday was ap-
pTOgtd Mr.. All n, Of Last Greenwich,
n ovcd that the abseL ses ef yesterday nc
afforded an oprol tuuity 10 record their
votes On the res ldtion. submitting the
revised CONSTITUTION 20 tho people. Niue
teen gentlemen awaited thcmselv. of this
opportunity ana all voted In favor Of the
resolution.
Mr. HAYDEN of Warwick, from the com
mittle on ilnnrce. reported back an net to
submit 10 the elsctors ths que, ,tion Of III,
issue of state House bJudS with on
amerdmtnt Ir5vidinR thar ,he amount
b ssUu col. Instead Of 81, Goo COO. and he
moved that the n solution. SO amended
b. placed upon i's passage, under sus.
pension Of the rul's
MIR. Gardt er ~ PrOvidenos was not I'm
favor OF submitting % the peol /, any
proposition that aId not Include ~ sum
/ rye enough % entirely CON N .te the
stats House, togethtr with the grounds
aud approaches. 1he report of the com
mittea OF nnAnce showed that $500. 600
would only le suoueh 90 c0mf lste the
building. but tn saWo dus3 heau woy 1
stiiT surround toe huil ling lie boped
that the psot wuull ie asked To aut hor.
il8 sufficient sum % do ths work as "a
shpuld bo done.
Mr. Amcs ( Providence thought $500. d.
0Ou was enoauh, and 90 heartily approved
tl the recommendations ui tho ccm-
nitt
Remarks were also made by Messrs
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-03
FINNAN HADDIE.

Select small, but thicks fish; cut off
the fins and tail. remove the skin, which
is easily done by loosening it at the
edges with n sharp knife and starting to
pull at the tail. Cut the fish In two,
lcngthwise, and lay IL In large spider
Cover with boiling water and let 1t sim
mer for ten minutes, then drain and add
fresh water. Cook gently ten minutes
longer. pour off the water and add a cup-
ful of milk. Let the milk come slowly to
a boil. then lay the fish on hot platter.
add "A teaspoonful OF butter TO the milk.
pour il over the fish and serve at once.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-03
wa,,r oar 4rue beverage.

"Water y really our only true bever.
age, Ms. :. II. Roror writes in her cook
ing lesson in The Ladies' Home Journal.
Forming, as il does, three quarters of the
weight of the human body, il is of the
next importance To the air we breathe.
Milk is typical food not a beverage, and
should never be used as such 1t ~ true
that IL contains large amount Of water,
but only sufficient for its digestion.
'In very short time the nonwatci
drinRcr becomes sallow, constiLatod and
uncomfortable. The poison matter that
should be dissolved by the free uso of wa
ter and carried off in the circulation anc
through ihe excrotory organs is held i'm tho
system; the body loses weight; the skin be
comes dry and rough, losing its life and
brilliancy. Thrcc-qparters of the weight
Of the living body should be water. A
large quantity OF this wnter Is taken in the
form of green vegetables and fruits. A
healthy person should drink at least | Il
quarts of cool, not iced. water In each "a
hours, a glass the first thing i'm the morn.
ing and the last thing at night and the re-
naming quantity after or between meals.
Infants frequently suffer more from the
lack of cool water than from the lack Of
food.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-03

McAuslan and Rawson of Providence,
Higbee If Newport. Littlefleld OF Paw
tuoket, Peck Of Warren and Garvin OF
Cumberland, who brancncd out into "a
speech against the draft Of the state con-
stitution. which was disposed Of yesier-
day, and he was told by the speaker that
the constitution was not under discus
sion. AIR. Garyin failed to notice this
intiiuation, ana this called Mr.. Allen u
his feet with q point OF order, and Mr.
Garvin resumed his seat.
The question then came upon allowing
the resolution - stand for sl,50O,0l0, SIS
originally asked for by the state House
commission, AMI the motion was, on n
roll CALL lost, 50 To IL.
The resolution as amended to $500, coo
was then before the House. and MIR, Nc
Auslsn offered All amendment to make
TINS sum 81, 2C0. 900; lost by rising V te,
80 To l3.
The amendment as proposed by he om-
mittte o. finance was then adopted. and
tho O. was passed.
o. motion Of Mr.. AllsE of East Green
wich joint rules q, ), and were sus-
pended for today aud tomorrow, in 90 n
currence.
After opposition by Mr.. LittDeilel1, the
act authorizing the City Council of Paw
tucket to submit the question of wiosn-
ing Main street To the people was passed,
under suspension Cf the rules.
Mr.. Allen moved trat House rules o,
10 81. 3S anu IA be suspended for today
and tomorrow
Mr.. Gardner opposed tho motion very
vigorously, and talked of cowardhe aud
CT iminaiity, claiming that there should
be no suspsn sion granted. Quite n smart
little spat and an inter chauge o. ques-
tionatls compliments occurred between
Mr.. Gardner and Mr. Allen concerning
"A lack of brains.
The motion made by Mr.. Allen for u
suspension Of the rules was then passed
by viva vocs vote.
Upon motion Of Mr.. kimball of Provi-
dence, the House Mt $50 O'Clock took a
recess until 80 O'Clock.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-03
FOR CONTEMPT.
Arthur McCann Arrested by Deputy
Sheriff Rabbit.
lie Failed to Pay tn; Allowance Made to
His Wife by Court.

Arthur McCanu was arrested by Deputy
Sheriff Rabbit today on an order charg-
ing him with contempt OF court. 1t Is
claimed that Mr.. McCann has personal
property valued at $500 and real estate
valued at $1,000, and yet he has failed to
pay his wife, who SEEKS divorce, the al
lowance he was directed TO pay her by the
court.
TIE court some time ago issaed IN order
that cognizance would not be tlken Of
contempt proceedings in divorce cases ex-
cpet in special circunstanc $. Edward
DsN. O'ConDcr, counsel Tor Mrs. McCann,
thinks the present case one in which the
court will net and take McCann pay or 20
to Jail. McCann is a gardner py occupa-
tion and man well advanced In years. . ..
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-03

fsrsno,ed fiCm the wreck. considerable
derry must iasfitiby occur.
got0N ina latga der. lob from Boston
ani New Ycrk 10 Ha a-a is ne;er a
pee " ard srlaCm a s. fe undtrtfking.
as matter Il fact the d,rrick Caisf nt
sOrf,lS is noa stnrin hound just itsine
nf the Chesapeakv tapts. Though 10 was
fully sxpeCtei thbt Dg tnis time IN =
uld be Iar leloE Ha't,rss. This
IN ,kes II Improbable That sho derric kscan
.Cu Havana artor anu set et Work
ueh before tEe middle OF nsXt week.
As for the hig dGrrick Muuurcr, which
Is REQ ired go raise Tie tUfr a an OK
ifefn hfavy weights from the hull. TIE
dat- for her faiii Las Lot bten set,
ONO private lAtt r. arc coming TO
Was 1irgtun from officers IN Havana. buu
White ihsy AL have something tu say
tou, hing sac Maine explosion, o. cannot
b seen trat lhs staten ents are tas6d
upon any T cent ana generally unknown
eyosopnents.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-03
HOTCU PoTCH PIE.

Ia deep pie dish place "a layer OF shin
OF cold cooked veal. then a layer OF
boiled potatoes, sliced thin; next some
slices OF ham, followed by "A layer OF hard
dish is full Cover the top with pota-
toes. cut into rather small pieces. Pour
teacupful OF stock into the pie cover
with crust with small openings in IL 70
let the steam and gas escape. and bake
Tor thrce-quarters of an hour i'm moder-
ate oven. Season each layer separately
and serve hot.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-03
CANNOT RECOVER.
Decision of Court In The Lodge
Slander Case.
Judg: Tillinghast Regrets There Is No
Law Covering Such Cases.

Alexander j. O'Totls has obtained an
arrest Of Judgment in the suit brought
against him for SANDER by Mrs. Joanna
Lodge Of Lymausville. The majority Of
the Appellate Court holds that an action
agsinst a party alleging that be- or she
was drunk in q public lace cannot be
maintained unless special damages are
shown.
Judge 1illic ghast willis concurring
with the court las 10 the law, expresses
regret that u married woman, the mother
of children, can to falsely accused. rs it
is claimed in this case Of being drunk In
public plaza. and have no remedy
against the author of tie SANDER. The
trou BILE arose from Mr.. O'Tooles efforts
to revent rum selling IN Lvmansyille.
A. Williams is Mr.. oUi1oole's at
tornev. 4 sGt
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-03

the finaT ce committee, cIoIts sd back
iav0rahly resolution authorizing tho
stn;e board of sbiieis' r, liet 10 US,
money from tine Soldiers' Home fuud 10
build n cottage at the. heme; PASSED IN
comet rrerce
Senator Kenyon OF Charlestown, from
the committee on opRtossed acts, report d
back number Cf minor acts ns rightly
engrls sad.
Several matters wRra received from the
House anu were properly roierreu. aitsr
watch, on ~ Otion OF senator freeman
the senate adjourned To Friday morning
at III O'Clock
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-03

TORPEDO BOAT GWIN
Had Her Official Trial Trip in Mar
ragansett Bay Today.
Believed TO Have Reached tn. Sped Re-
quired by Contract.

The official trial of the now torpedo
boat 6wir was held today over the usual
courses between Sandy Point and Goulds
island In Narrsagnsstt bay. Tbe Gwin
returned TO Bristol a few mlnrtss after
o'clock. Captain Frederick Rogers OF the
trial board said that the exact time made
by tho boat had not hsen figured out
but hs thought that IL was about 20 knots
IN hour. the speed required nv the con-
tract. The ioat was put over the seven
Knots course four times and tne six knot
course twice making 40 knots in all. She
was out just atout two hours. Capt
Rogers reported everything worked
smoothly throughout.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-03

time to time slnt for the various chiefs Of
the depal tim snt, pretty clear Indication
that MIR. boutells was beng supplied such
informaticn as the department. could
naval service.
Up 10 noon no wort had come TO ii o
dstartmei { + u ihe court Of inquiry at
hey Nest ~ 5 geld that the court is mn
der no obligation 90 inform the depart
ment as to wheD IL has concluded this
pranoh of the inquiry nor il IL neces saiy
for it to seek perm ission IRON the depart
ment to return TO Havana.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-03

Take one pint of sour cream. two eggs.
one pint of Hour. one Tablespoonful OF
Cornmcdl. one teaspuOnful OF soda. and
half a teaspuonful OF salt. Beat the eggs
separately. mix the cream with the beat
en- yolks. stir in the -four. cornmeal.
yolks and salt Add the soda dissolved In
n little sweet milk. and last the whites
beaten 10 stiff froth.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-03
IN THE SENATE.

The Senate was called to order at III
O'Clock by Governor Dyer. with quorum
present.
the judiciary committee, reported back
tavorably joint resolution OF ad journ-
ment from Friday, Marcn 4, to Thursday,
April Z.
Senator Goddard OF Providence asked
for roll call, aud the resolution was
adopted, 23 20 9.
On motion of Senator Freeman, Joint
rulss 8, and 9 were declared suspended.
Senator Chilson of Woonsoeket, from
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-03
Hotel For BIcyclls,s.

Many ~ the leading resort hotels both
north and south. have within the last year or
,inee bicycling has come so generally taken
up ad leu ~ n ntceseifY. % bicycle stable with
.,.s .ants IN charge foe the caIo and repair
~ whe
Mr. "A. W. Anderson. Mgr. of The Oakland
Teath Hotel has DECIDED 10 uii Ike his a fcstuIe
this sessou. A capable instructor will hc en-.
gagged 10 take charge ~ this department.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-03
Amount to Be Asked For
New State House.
DISCUSSED in THE HOUSE.
Recommendation of the Finance
Committee Adopted.
OTHER LEGISLATIVE BUSINESS,

There was quite lot Of business at the
state house tins morning, mainly, how
ever, in the lower branch Of the General
Assembly. In the Senate the Joint reso-
luton of adjournment from March TO
April z was passed in concurrence, and
other matters received some attention.
In the House there was quite heatsi
debate over the question Of submitting to
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-03
AUTHORITY OF THE BOARD.

The orders under which the court is
operating carries sufficient authority for
caange uf base at any moment though
q department may b, Informed n
matter OF courtesy. II the progress of the
inquiry at Havana depends ulon the work
cf the wreckers as seems TO be the case.
for nothing Of substantial importa ace
can be achieved until the heavy debris
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-03
FRIED EGG PLANT.
(NIrs Owens.

Pare and cut I'm slices half an inch thick.
Sprinkle little salt On each slice and
press down for an hour; then rinse in
clear water, and dry well In towel Dip
I'm egg and rolled cracker and fry nice
brown in hot Cottolone. Season more,
IL required.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-03

the people the proposition for an issue
OF state house bonds the committee on
finance having recommended that the
sum desired by the state house commis.
s'oners. 81. 300, 900 be reduce | to $500, 600.
Certain matters on tbe calendar cause
more or less discussion, and, on the
whole, the session was quito an interest
Ing one.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-03
WHAT OOTHE Chill LDREN IRINKp

Don't give them ten or coffee Have Won
tried the new food drink cailud Grain.Og a.
= delicious and noufishing nnd inkes the
riacs 81 cOnee The more GTain-O YOU give
the enidren the more nealth vuu distribute
through their sy-femS. Hfain.O - made 81
pure grains. and when properly prepared
costs about ~ muoh AT srOcers soil a.
and 25e
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-03

r,.scarets Candy Cuti,artlc, the most won
Gerflil medical discovery OF the age pleas
ant and refreshing to the taste, act gently
and positively on kidneys. liver and bowels,
cleansing the entire system. dispel coids,
cure headache, fever, habitual constipation
and bliousness. Please buy end try n box
of e.. G.. e.. to-day. 10. %, 80 cents. Sold aud
guaranteed to cure by eli druggists.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-03

HenNt NtFptlCs Mo tOnNIhCtU 10 ~
VI nutes -- lr. Agnsw's Cure for tie
lloaTt gives r'lief in ~ minutes In most
AGATE cuses % heart dis'as. ono dose is
all ttat h. nceifd to conVi acs tho mtS
sccpiral ThtUslnds e lives have bp1n
saved trough its timely U.s.. ~ is one hf
the wonuCrs 81 no ern iuylical science.
sold b7 Handing a Ellndinr. - IS Mey.
hossot street; Gecrge l.. Clafin " Co.
% Q" ~ south Main street, Hall A. Lyon.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-03

gont . ~ acco SPIT arc Smoke Nour I'fa Awe.
40 Quit tobacco easisg anc forever. be mac
aciic. iull of lifo, nerve end so-, take No.1o
Buc. = wonder worker, thps wakes weak men
rtrong. All druggists, 5Oc or a. Cure guaran
iced booklet anc sample free. Address
sterling BemedI Co. Chicago or New -!ois
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-03
DIED..

CLARK-S suddenly, IN this citv, 81 inst.
-,nry G. Clark. aged ~ years.
Notice OF funeral later.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-03

CURE a cOLD ~ on DAY
Take IaKative frOno Ouinine 1nblpta Al
druggists refund the money N ~ fails 20 cure
No. Ths genuine has l. B a. on each tab ei
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-03
A POSITIVE DENIAL.

Washington, March a-secretary Long
today authorized an absolute and positive
denial of a report asserting that partial
rrsliminary report bad been received by
tte government from the Maine inquiry
hoard, indicating or declaring thht the
loss of the Maine was due TO an sxternal
exnlosion. lie said that no report Of any
Kind had been received and that the
publio had all the information that had
been received
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-03

$50 O'CLOCK.
WEYLER.
Continued from Page 1
COURT OF INQUIRY.

Key West, March 3 --lieutsnant MARK,
ths tua ve advocate of ths United States
naval inquiry INTO the loss OF the battiesnlp
Maine. which concluded its sessions here
Yesterday, said this morning that ne ulo
not know when the court woulu isa'e
Kew West.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-03
BoUTEI LIE AND LONG CONSULT.

Washington, March 3.-Seoretary 3. Long
srent a good part of the morning ia elose
communication with Chairman Boutel Q
of the House naval committee lie de
MED hiluss TO all other callers and from
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-03
FsTIMATED CAu 10TH
Today. TOMORROW

Heavy shipping nogs. 3losLl5
July wheat puts ioss calls So.
May corn puts, 3Ql, calls 3Dh y
July wheat curb Oh calls, 80.