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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-25
JUDGES TESTIFY AS To
ELECTION EXPENSES
Mazet Committee Takes Up a New
Line of Inquiry--Judges Are
Not Influenced.

New York. Sept 2j.-At the meeting
of the Mazet investigating committee
today Chairman Mazet said that at the
request of the City Club, the Chamber
OF Commerce and other bodies. the COM
mittee had decided to get from the
judges in the city their opinions as To
tffe arfvTsaUTfTry or me paSsage OF a
stringent law prohibiting the paying OF
election expenses by candidates for iu-
dicial Offices.
Justice Edward Patterson OF the an
pelate division OF the supreme court.
the first witness. said he had contrib
uted several thousand dollars. he did
not know the exact amount
DO you think the making OF such
contributions by judicial candidates
ought to be prohibited by law?" he was
asked.
$50 long as there are political par
ties. they Will need money for legdti-
mate expenses and the making OF such
a contribution by judicial candidate
in no way influences his judicial con-
duct thereafter but il would be "A great
relief and n wholesome thing IL such
contributions were not allowed"
Justice Gildersleeve of the supreme
court with him a copy OF his sworn
election expenses. amounting no some-
thing over $4,000. Most OF this. he said.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-25

BROUGHT BACK FROM THE CRAVE.
Last November Mr.. Joseph lanes
painter, of S25 w. PERI ST., indianapo
lis. Ind, was at deaths door with quick
consumption. Wasted to a skeleton
his lungs a mass of liberation; his
death was hourly awaited 10y his doctor
snd family. lie was kept IN constan.
stupor with opium. A friend, t,inIyi..,
to relieve Lis terrible cough, gave linn a
bottle C. Brazilian Balm. Seeing IL,
wonderful effect, the doctor advised its
continued use Mr.. James soon after
dismissed his doctor, and depended
OIL the Balm alone. His resovery was
rapid and complete and in February he
returned 10 work. His lungs are sound,
aud his weight greater than at any time
in his life. His recovery 10 regarded as
almost a miracle.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-25
Brilliant Reception.

ne reception which followed at the
Palmer residence was one of the lars
esg ever held in Newpor,. The bridal
e.,u-'i,o rtceiNed under an immense
Horal arch. with Mrs Grant ana NJ
ana Mrs. Palmer standing ON the right
y, " ul'e seated near WAS Mrs H. :. Grant.
"I hour or two q constant stream
"I Wcll-Wishors poured through the
upsn ,,.,., uoor offered their congratulations
p"ltgoN ot The elaborate luncheon and
sa2ed with rapture ON the erond a,,,,,,
vi presents in the upper rooms.
bo,,n reception lasted a number OF
mLSurs nLu after which the bride retired ~
dres.s dsv TO her travelling gown. Her
vhitc & ,.,, on dark blue trimmed with
Tb. ,Srge hatwlth feathers.
Yorl or i,'ve ana princess left for New
da ana -, 'he steam Yacht Nara
toria w, Wl. !, stay az the Waldorf-As-
Tor Russia u"ys before sailing
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-25
MORTGAGES SALE

VIII be sold by public auction Tbursdov
October ~, 1883, at ~ O'clock m. on t,;n
contained in three deeds OF MORTGAGE ,,a'io
and executed by John =. Sauls deted rn'
spectivcly Jan. %, lsgi, May 8 ls,b ma
Jan. "A, 1885, and recorded in book nuunhnr .a,.
l65, page I95, book Ia. page sO5. and hn"h
1913, page s19, respectively Of the records ~
mortgages OF real estate in Providence y
L., the conditions OF the said deeds Of n,nr,
gnge having been broken '"'' =
Those two lots OF land with all buildings
ana Improvements thereon siiuated on t6e
Providence and laid out and designhtad' ~.
lots numbered ihrty eight (8S) ami tbir,,
nine ,',9) on that map entitled plat OF hnii1
ing lots belonging TO 4. Church. snrra,ni
and plated Sept, lsi5, by " n. Sebuhs,,hh
and which said plat Is recorded I'm thc ianh
records of said Providence ON MAJ ,a,,, ,"ud
number S01, being the same preinises ~ ~
scribed In said deeds of mortgage We
by order OF the Murtga4ec
Providence, September %. k9l e"seo'
s2j.2G.2a. Oet.36-l0l3.l7
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-25

Scorpion giving her long bias. NJ IN,
! whistle as a send off.
As she rushed by the Sappbo her b,y
| pushed up an enormous volume d.
whsle water which. parting, extondco
back 90 her toward turret ana rnlisd
over and over along her steel si,les nm.
Oh IL Joined the foaming mounta5r ~
water thrown up astern by the great
twin-screws. She made good sneed
against a head tide and a wind nearIS
abCam -
The vessel passed the Potomac tho
second mark boat. &C miles from m.
start az lO:5O:54 shore time. coverins,
the distance i'm - minutes ana eer7
onds rms shows a speed OF 1G4t
knots. From the shore the third mari,
was ndistnct, but with powerful
glasses the Kearsarge appeared fo
laNe II abeam at l1:14, having taken D,
minutes l6 seconds on this leg. when
you'd make her speed at the rata -
rO3 knots per hour. These are sec
IONS OF the course over which fornerIy
he slowest time has been made The
.eafsarge has covered them consider-
bly faster than did her predecessor
he Iowa.
Al II; 40 the big ship was lost to view |
J the haze.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-25
HELD FOR THE GRAND JURY.
-Four additional Charges oi Thsf Made Ao,i,,,
Wachmsn Skinner and Mis- Broh,,

Waterman Eugene Skinner ana -,
brother Clarence. who wer. -, '',
Friday for wholesale thievlne of ,a.,.
eiry, tools and other things n, 49,,
poro. today were aggaigned beforo ~.
district court on four additional chm
lnere were allegations OF theft entered
AGAINST them by y. J. Cummings g
Company. Attleboro Manufactur,n.
Company. w Wilmarth & Commas,
ana g. Marsh and Company. They
waved examination. and under x9oo
bonds on the first three complaints ard
z~-J on the other. They were bound nvor
20 rhe grand jury. The officers have
FOUND considerablestu that wasn,issed
~ the hrms. but greater part Of The
son goods is missing. II is now estI-
80. .l tfat tnc total loss sustained by
the firms Interested viii be betv-oc,
'35on and 5000.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-25
KEARSARGE MAKING
A FINE SHOWING.
Big Battleship Undergoing Her Of
ficial Speed Trial Off Cape Ann.
Fast Time Indicated.

Rockport Mass, Sept. 25.-The Iates
ard most powerful acquisition TO IN
United States navy, the batteshir
kearsarge. started on her official trial
trip of this point today The condi-
tions were not OF the best. as smoky
southeaster OF about 10 knots velocity
caused heavy haze % hang over the
ocean. limiting the range Of vision. A
good ground swell had formed in the
fresh breeze and the tops Of the BIZ
lows were broken by white caps.
The kearsarge was sighted coming
from OF Boston light az 920 o'clock.
Her big hulk came laziiy Out OF The
mist. She approached until her OIL |
GERS had surely picked up the Scorpion,
which was mOOred on the starting line, |
when the wheel was thrown over and
the vessel turned back towards B1s-
ton. evidently steaming for the right
position from which 10 lay her course.
At 1890 O'Clock she had swung round
again and was making for the line, AZ
she came on great rolls Of black smoke
poured out OF her tunnels showing that !
she was under forced draught she
crossed the starting line at l0:26:40, the !
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-25
Ussgaiss 10 Commercial rouor.,,

yot,ta SO sept. 25.-Kahn otani %
man,o,a =, sapon' and Kametars va
~ i,-'''o'o 'i Kobe, Japan. deloo,,.. -.
,, '"e International commerc,ai ,,,,.. - 20
next month pe held IN Phladelpbi,
49," Na,cuuyer They - Nhlcago
VI Ivy sy Mr r. Ftiruv, met IN
49,, "n9 IoN'' mo wili ro ~. New
,st'.,,., i''h is tho pr.sii.n, WIN
't,, I Commerce IA bf." t1r
,nd t,.a 'HIl T. mllionaIr.. M ,.,, I.
ti'.rs 1t, interested ln siIk pi4of,
,ef ''S ''' h'manoio BE- ai.o 4 d,ni,,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-25
PERFORMANCE RESTRAINED,
Olympic Management Files Bill
Against Westminster.
Claim Made That Broadway BurIesquers
Have Broken Contract.

There was trouble in theatrical circles
In town today 1t was due To court
proceedings, and Manager Batcheller
had to do an unusual thing this after
noon, namely. disappoint patrons who
nd gathered to witness what everyone
believed would be a CAV performance
at the Westminster Theatre The
broadway Burlesquers are billed for
lne present week at the theatre. and
they advertised a big bill To begin this
afternoon. Everything was about the
SINE as usual up 20 "A late hour this
forenoon at the Westminster. when a
restraining order issued by the appel
Idte court, was served on Manager
Batcheller. the Broadway Burlesouers
manager, the actor and the handsome
women advertised as to take part in
the performance.
n BIZ lin equity was flel late Satur-
day afternoon by John j. Dockerv. nt-
torney Tor the New England Musical
association. against David Lewis and
others. The bin alleged that the Broad-
way Burlesquers had some time ago
hlauc contract with the managers 90
the olympic theatre I'm this city to ap-
pear at the theatre the week of De !
cember - and not TO appear in anv |
other theatre iu this city during The ]
present theatrical season. AS the COM |
u"Vt was GAINED TO be broken by the |
appearance % fthe company at tho |
w eslmlhstor it was sought to enioin
the company from playing its engage.
ineht. The managers Of tho burles-
Puers engaged VI. \. McKenney a.
VnelF attorney and "a hearing on III,
question ot issuing prelininar,, in. |
junction at 4 O'Clock this afternoon. A.
Ills nearing 10 was stated that the
oiEmplc peoples contract was slmnlv
WIN man named Lewis. who has sofa
'ut the company TO others.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-25
by GEORGE II. BURNHAM
Equitable Building.
MORTGAGES SALE.

WI be sold by public auction "Wednesday
octoDer IL, 1883. at IL O'Clock m ON m,
premises, by virtue of The 20 wer of soi.
contained In that deed OF mortgage mali
ana executed by Christopher r. Brennan
ana Mary T.. Brennan, his wife. dat ed
March s2nd. lsy7, and recorded in bool'
mum Der lsS, page l09 of the records of
mortgages OF real estate in Proyidonce
H. l., the conditions of the said deeJ NJ
mortgage having been broken
tract OF land comprising those seven
certain lots of land with ALI buiIdinQs ami
improvements thereon. situated on lie
sontheriy side of Gallup street i'm said proyi
dence laid out and designated as lots mum
bered one hundred and twenty one G3n ono
hundred and twenty.ihree (l23). one hupdreJ
ana twenty four OsG, one hundred ana
twenty hve n25). one hundred and twant,
six (l26), one hundred and twenty.sexen
tl2ll, and one hundred and twenfy.etob,
(l2s), on the map entitled Plat No p of it,
or land belongingto Josiah King in Grams
ton, plated March p, lsI5. by Atwster .
schubnrth aud which said plat is recorfie', ~
the land records OF said Providence on nlnt ~
card number 23a subject to prior n1ort,,,,ao 80
OF seven thousand dollars in favor fbis
'''s
BY Order of the Mortgage.
Providence, scDtcmber % ls,g
25-26-29 oct 80 l0-13-l7
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-25
shlks ior Ei1ht Hour 0ir.

san lranciNn sept .e5--Nt n moot.
us of the tfllire bsiiar m3Ent. ~.
Ion that mon ~ au the shop. tt
W'rk un ali thp transports -uh.fI.., /,
f'frfnlnrni pr chartered stlN .t,
nntl thr rieh hours gunrant.aI be
hW 'py ihe Nutrtament fs granted tbe,,,
pn dii transport work. was unanirnnns'
~ gafft'd. \ motion thai this actl.,
o. nnai was also carried.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-25
gI@!s|g:}|Ssss!sSsSss


In consumption beware of cough mix
tires AMI prescriptions That contain
opium. Opium paralizes the nerves,
and gives TIE comma bacillus a good
chance TO destroy The lungs. Il is
ALWAYS fatal. brazilian Balm does not
contain a trace OF any opiate. but stimu.
laies the nerves with new life aud power,
DESTROYS th microle. and restores all
that . LETT Of the diseased lungs TO 8
sound and healthy state which no oihe.
remedy has ever been known to accom-
nsish-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-25
SpecIll SnndaI I'm,

-. Next sunday the steamets OF tho
NdiIdsansett Bay line viii make spo-
.aI trns between this city aud New
oIk. The g. IT, Northar< viii leave
tnls CITY az 4.3o p. M. and the Richard
Peck Will leave New York the slne
afternoon FOR Providence.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-25

y well-preserved Roman camn b..
been discovered on the right ham 80
the Narenta, In herzegovina. \ sectio,,
800 feet long by 210 feet wide has haon
traced. Part ~ the walls. gate ana
a9Mers arr sun standing. and many
utensils and weapons have been dtis, ,,,s
IL is believed that tho can,n ms W.
erected In the time OF Nero. vas
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-25
GOOD FARM FOR SALE OR Will IeI
IT TO GOOD HONEST PARTY

Healthy location, in good ord.r. q
miles to Plainville and North Attleboro
Mass can self-no letters answered
Rent very cheap to right party. Inquire
OF f'''
MR.. REID.
Blake's Hill. Plainvile Nt,s.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-25

Harlein hat owners are talking abou,
or6anizing an association whab shall
nave r1r ita object tho securing ~ leyis-
,t,2n that VIII give them The ripbf \,
.vin thf iuinitufe ~ tenant who fr'ae
- haye without paying rent.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-25

OtToBEG 9.I3 Tt-voa tt,it ~, ,o..,.,
UulN ,onp'cic Department stores amonr
sphte inkct~. o'oo The Canadian Pncinc Roi1
Io"u' AT the STATE FAIR. of course.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-25
Financial Notes.

New York--Exchange S102 5io %,
Balances s5,SO9,S34. The sub treasury
had debit balance today of seO1. 747.
Money on call firm at 6 per cent.
Prlme mercantile paper 5IaW6 per cent
Sterling exchange steady an 4S5@iL for
demand. and at 4S1hdh for go davs.
posted rates 4.S3dtls and 4.S6ls614S7.
commercial bills 4Sl. Silver certificates
5Sis@591s. Bar silver 5S%. Mexican
dollars i7h. Government bonds steadv
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-25
YOU Will BS SURPRISED

and interested with the News calcuIa,.
ing pencil One Of the wonders Of the
age. IL can be seen and bought only nt
the News Office, Z Weybosset street.
Call today.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-25

.Whai eeenas fD b. a .svere prsvief,p
vI re Nis.prs'u statutes was br,ugbf
,n ~ = fnli brought by Mrs. Afaihsff
l..niela axaint Martin Howiov ~ ~
= oi ~ rem AZ tho result u ,yb N
'vNicy was cr1hncd in ial.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-25
Running Races.

OCTOBER ai3 Track events at STArr
fAiR lnCluoe a series az runninv ,' r.
Every day except bicycle Day. MUS
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-25

@ IYhLk .it Tho boz sto,. =, a.. ...
- unl STATE Fafr viii shov "a 80, ~ Hh
OF American cauincs. 'le eoiiec ion
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-03
Bank CIeahiurs

Nte York Nov nrldairtcta in na
i1auc of saturday wm aey
Rank clcarluga for October constitute
"a remarkable feature ~ tho general a.
nanclt and commercial .1tuatlon. Tha
la not owing io Gao ff.ofmouH 81 se af mo
nfs-eeatea for enc iotai for thr whole ~
the United States haa bosn erceofei Sow
.rtI mea and BE- o. not certainly bscsure
of the calnn shown ovef the B,ptember
total Coz Dc wBl o. fecailet that Reptcm-
bcr ,tI largely curtallcd hy holidays ana
ee'r0 atlona generally what n lsscryei-
y noticibic. howoter. On chat the aEgreEate
.'oarinEH of all c uca of tho country. wlth
tho cole exooption of Neu YORK. vas me
hrrcat over reported. exceeding even tho
rocord month of March iaat b. oyer ssEsn
per cent This certainly sccnns 20 - M
to ora thing and that a. that excepting
NoN YORK. whose total eomcilro1. especi-
niy lr March last displays the effect -
hcayy stoct market spccuation me aE-
grogata trade of tho country ln the month
just closed was the heaviest over known
Tho aggregate cicarnga of seventy
air ciisea tor tho mouth Nah 1870
/ 1sE el3. a. V,lu of is per cent over those
/ OF soptemtet aeatlel than those ~
/ October o. ycar tEu by ioe per cent.
| ffc pyr rent larger than those of uc-
[ tohcr 1907 Ff per cent in erc-N ~
those of October. 1899
0re.d. of New york tho oicauun
Don October rEr.rdtd those of septem
I u.r iH ger cent lnd nrtnaliy eKcccded
/ tr..O nf Mareh. hn heaviest total
he r..atoro raporYi ny over 2 por
! cent
I AS explanatory of tnl good allowing
wHdD lF thH UUurtrl generally, lt
might br stated thht whle NeN York
oty shows eaIu of is per cent Boston
second 'u the lIat 0f c'eariuE. shows a
. saIn of m per caut and ch.ctgo, third
In lhe ist SHOVE thD heaviest Clearingl
.r r.D0.i Hn1 uaIn of % per cent
oper "a He.r ago other mrr' cldes'
.aus ar. thpae by st Louis iA per
..nD Ht rnalapha 90 per cent and
hl elu FrncIa.o G PED GENE The atim
'lHuuE effects of tho boom in iron and
.atre ar. ahosn hy the mmtn9e "A
.r.sae n r.tahure nearInga which ara
moro hltn double those ~ october a
a year ago Cleveltndu cieariuEs pol
s.nIl llr the aarr reason. shps a Eai
luI rer cent
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ant hfty nlft.fons to rst gar aNay
on trt fra During hc aar'Ior onrffions
fho rrems he said bal great sunerafIty
oi ntmhrrs and choI.. oi rr,uni Thia
phaTe ~ ihr a.tuaiicn ts hoped sas au-
pr''eaor ta cone.u.pn fof ln ieas ftan
a eeek tn' nfst laataImenis RI sr Hsa
vem nuiers force eauJ .frisr a. c.re.
town. to e. followed l .t..d. ft.. ov
thr remainder
l So NOT NIrE" r.r. ru.l fn. .r.s..
nrI "fhif thrr0 aeed o. ary .nri..s f.-
lho refuf Tfcfa Dos boen roihine ln
story to oomnar. wfh ihe nafriourn
uf opr colonies pto uW tsk. 3D. derni
rfer lft flde NHi impfaes on tne s.eus.
rt uHM teo gfeat fr1ths nrf thtf
Nutf Hr f. not 1n empty pfa.r. and.
nOomi irtt such a. mrfn fnoaauro OF 500.
ln~,t aurpqrt Fouid ooi havn heen co.
.'riAe a ~ aer nehIIns ia q hrf
cIu.e
fn cnciuaion lord Iansdowne. er-
proaHg1. on behalf of the government.
proiouni admrsuor for she heroun
or uur frnnfs who hav, ranslisntated
tn" rl1uttt Un of fhe British soidirr in
South hfrcL q grrat gain which tu my
mind. outwclEhH the hcavy loasson uc
have suraiued and outweghs rsan the
rad disaster which una due fo nn arcl-
dental uawta
Rear Admaml lord Charcs Hcres-
Cord replying tn tfe taast The impsr-
ial furuea pr,luei the transport ar
rungementH Neferr nr to the aurrender
~ the Irish fusfcer and the Giouces-
tcruhirc regiment after their ammuni-
f4on ANA nnnf.nsI0N fa H.fI Ia ,sata IN
hvnOrtbie surrender Tie expresses the
opinion that thD rlFogmmcut vas not
sending men enough 90 south Afrc
n view ~ the prubah.iiy that the cape
Dutch wauid iosu the Hoers
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The coiored WORK IA BqRie berry
Book 70 an immensc aid 90 berry grow
ers, 10 elbows the leading bcf
ries true TO size, shape and coloi
They we're drst carefully painttd
by en experienced artist and then re-.
produced by lithography az cost of
over one Thousand dollars. Aside from
the color work there are scores of re-
productions made directly from photo.
graphs Of berries go that the reader
may have an accurate idea Of them
See publishers announcement in an.
other colum. The price Is so cents.
free by nail address the publishers.
Wilmer Atkinson Co, philadclphia.
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80. Louis aud San Francisco r.. r..
The direct through car route to points
in southwest Missouri. southern Kan
as, Arkansas. Indian Territory and
Texas.
The most direct route 90 ST. r.ouis
and the east Kansas City aud the
northwcft. Double daily vcstibulcd
trains. Free reclining chair cars, ob.
servatlon and drawing room sleopers;
Htfvey dining halls. Ask the nearest
ticKet agent Of thc Frisco line Tor full
rarticulars. or wIite, b. n DCNS,
Dist Pass Agent. Wichita. kas.
HHYAS sNYDER. q Y. A.. 81 Louis
Flags. hags, az Lilne's.
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rs. Angola. Cd Nov The shols
IcHnel FAMILY. Including the rsvorened
f,the4 OF ths olame.3u are ahoping ant
praying th.,i um will knock olt ths Sat
ior aiarlry tomorrow uiEhi
"Of caslrss 3 want Jim 90 ain. said
mother Ionrlea toiay. jan has Nwavs
aeon q rod aon and brother a great deal
botior Boz fact. than many young men who
make profoaion 81 roAg,on ana who stand
high boz the church What mother Woula
not want her 900 to succ@shf
yir has threo sisters. Mns 8outh worth.
Mr Boyer and Nj. lsnrioa ths latter
pretty mla of il and thry are al
.aser f.r evofy scrap of ne~o. b'n ~
.o hide their oARernesa a. beao tapgh
tera of amiu.stor The o'd preacher p.
fher however keeps siert bm a. syi-
denug iuf a. nterogtei aa the ofher
membeo lf enc Ierrs holHeholi
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ENGLISH
Officers Make Fine Targets for
Hurghera.

f,.f.. a.. n.....t a.. r.....
'''"' "''' "+' ''' e''''d 'ne N'f ''-
&c ma in thf enFag meri on FaruQah ~
Farm naar fadymut. October s when
rt..,.,.r, r,,.r.. ,...,.,... .,iy,,-
aerr hini ahd n'ne n'Hrt.I
General White ofam. Eel. va. of the
..rr i.I.r
,.,.. ,... ....
ROY a. Aitfil.i "itl
kllLEp Lieutenant . o. M.na1.f I
MDf NuED- -MtI. John Innian. tf.
t Harold UHehar a.tere'r
kINg- ROYAL HIFI4E CORPS
KILLED .NaIsr w a. Myer. Ilefs-.
art % s Ns-.f.r ans fseltsaau' T -
Poster
WOUNDED .,flI1- W.nr. h. Eu.t...
nIIfrIu ANA f.eaf.rart u d. rsh.
..r n.tt ....-..
ftDYAI. fRlsff frfsIITERs
w.ofNprp .c..f.Ir c T tf Rir. .rl
s..pt,tn "a A. su.,- a,th a.ver.sv
gfotsrEgrYeRsfu RrgrwrNr
yyot-Spfp .,,,t,ir i wiiie...t Gao.
t,I. n o ga. and c,,t,ir 8 4 g,,..
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-03

THE ymOP o. rnr B00i IS iN sTRlNG Fgyes.
TnE LIFE Op nm BODY is is PUu BtOOO
The evening times., 1899-09-07
A FRAUD ORDER ISSUED.
POstOfHce Authorities Charge n Mas
sachusetts Man With SwindIing.

PostOmce Authorities Charge n Mas
sachusetts Man With Swindling.
The Postmaster General has issued
fraud order against F. E. Holiday, alias
M. d. Murphy Turner's Falls, Mass, for
using the mails in the operation of an al
legged fraudulent scheme. In pursuance
of his schome. Holiday, it is said drew,
or caused to be drawn. bills of exchange
on Wilson & Co.. London, England. to be
paid at the Cheque Bank in that city
Such bills of exchange were alleged by
Holiday to have been accepted by Wilson
& Co. Representing them to be good and
drawn on and accepted by responsible
firm, Holiday succeeded in obtaining
through the mails loans from various par
ties. giving to such parties the fraudulent
bills of exchange as security. Holiday
has been arrested for violation Of the pos
tai laws. and is now under bond
Harrison ]. Barrett. the law clerk of the
Postofice Department, said TO a Times re-
porter this morning that it was always diff
ficult to prosecute persons arrested for
using the mails for fraudulent purposes, for
the reason that Government witnesses were
always scattered. He told of a case of a
person arrested in Maine for defrauding by
use of the mails when the Government had
to bring witnesses from California in order
to secure a conviction. Frequently when
frauds of this character are prosecuted the
cost to the Government will run up TO s25.-
coo. and sometimes over. But the depart
ment he said, considers that the money is
well spent in protecting the public from
swindlers who ply their schemes through
the mails.