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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-26
C0ElH0'S TROUBLES.
No HAS Asked The State Department 10 Arrest
Capt. lose God mn.

Antonio Coelho. who lives AT 40 Tran.
sit street. this city. has asked the STATE
department at Washington to arres,
one capt. Joa Jose Godinha. who Is now
Az New York in command of the
schooner George Mcclellan. Coelbo
claims that GodInha was responsible
Tor the loss Of the schooner Nellie Nav
which Coelho says he owned. and which
dst sailed from this port I'm July 1Sq1
anu never returned 20 the United States
Inc story is long one. but tn sur,
ana substance is that Mr.. Coeiho claims
that ne was deprived OF his vessel
through the actions OF Godinba vvba
ne asserts did everything 10 inture him
ana Mr.. Coelho further says that in,
GUIDING the less OF the vessel the loes
OF uhe money that he was Obliged to
spend In trying TO get her back and ths
loss on Passengers. amounted 10 at least
s4oOO The vessel which was run ashore
on one OF the Portuguese islands was
hnally sold at public auction for s9O5
ana he could never obtain possession
Of her again. '''o"
Mr. Coelho is very much I'm earnes.
oyer the matter and he hopes 10 get
me Justice which he claims that he is
ehu'ied TO, after so many years.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-26
BISHOP REFUSED A 0ISPENSATION.
Lieut. Commander WlnsIow ard Miss Iora Fare.
meyer viii b. Marlef al The papms,ar wu,.

bishop Harkins has refused to grant
dlspensation allowing the marriage of
Miss Dora Havemeyer TO Lieut.. Com.
mander Cameron Mex. Winslow IN
take place i'm the Catholic church and
home wedding at "Friedheirn 49,.
havemeyer villa. at Newport. on SEN
TENDER is. as announced.
nc lact that the dispensation has
neen refused has caused no end of com
nlent ln social circles. IL Is known that
% me iinVemeyer family has always con-
~, .LDuIed lloerally TO the Catholic church
me Gammel-Eerbert wedding Is cited
Dut n clergyman in speaking OF tho
Use use Yesterday said Mr. Herbert was
,,'ha nSla'ed 10 cardinal then in London.
"no secured Vhe dispensation FOR him.
MISS Havemcyer will be ATTENDED bv
il her cousin, Miss Lilly Oelrlchs. as
nridesmaid. ,,, and Mr.. winslow's cousin
VII VII act as best man. Rev. Father
~ Farrell OF New York viii perform the
ceremony. ih tue
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-26
ELABORATE PROGRAM
For Dedication Of Soldiers and Sail.
oTs' Monument Sept. %.
Ceremony at St. Francis Cemetery viii Be
Preceded BY a Parade.

Although the Soldiers and Sailors
monument In st. Francis cemetery is
not to be dedicated until September .s.
plans are being rapidly made for the
order Of exercises. There Will be a
street parade. one of the leading fea.
lures OF which Will be the children's 8
division. There are to be in line 800
young girls, all dressed in white. and
carrying American flags, and OF this
number AZ will march at head of the
division. each with a blue sash bearing
the name OF one of the states of the
Union. These young ladies, represent
ing the United States, are TO be all
daughters of veterans of the civil war.
1t Is expected that the entire Second
Regiment Of the Rhode Island militia
viii participate in the parade, and the
committee is at present sending invi-
tations TO the various military. cadet
and civic organizations OF this city,
Pawtucket and East Providence. re-
questing that delegates be appointed
TO meet with Deputy Chief of Police
Egan, who is to be chief marshal. to
arrange for the various details of the
parade. This meeting is TO be held IN
Prescott Post hall. 124 Washington |
street, Sunday September 3, at 4 o'clock |
In the afternoon, and very general /
response is expected TO the invitation |
to attend. in order that plans already |
outlined may be perfected
IL is probable that the parade will |
take place at l O'Clock In the afternoon. ,
and the line may be reviewed at City |
Hall by Gov Dyer. Mayor Baker and |
state and city officials. The route OF
march will probably be up Westmin-
ster street only as far as the DOYLE
monument, through Cathedral square,
down Weybosset street, through Mar
ket square to North Main street and
thence TO the cemetery. On arrival at
North Main street conveyances will be |
provided for the children. The exer- |
clses at the monument will be under |
the direction OF John T. Drinan, chair |
man OF the committee. and will include |
singing of patriotic hymns by the 200 |
cnildren under the direction of Prof.
McCabe.
The monument will be unveiled nv
MISS iottie Egan, daughter of the dem
IVY cnlef or police, and this will ba
followed Immediately by a salute bv
battery A, Light artillery. There viii
also be music by Reeves American
pand. The religious services folIowin.
the unveliing Will be conducted nv pt
hev. Bishop Matthew Harkins rrha
orator OF the day has not VET baan
chosen. - peeh
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-26
AFTER LONG ILLNESS.


Charles Il. Allen died at his home
No. 999 Smith street on Thursday night
Just about midnight. the cause or his
death being due TO complication oi
diseases. from which he had been a
sui1erer for about one year.
CHARLES Bernon Allen was Dorn In
providence. December 2S 1881, and was
son or former Governor ana united
states Senator Philip Allen. W'hen a
young man he became member OF the
nrm or Philip Allen a Sons, or which
Gov. Allen was the senior partner. and
continued In the firm 10 the time OF
us nnancial embarrassment. since
that time he had not been actively en-
gagged IN business On January 20 1863,
Mr.. Allen was married 10 Mary X.
Sturgess who died IN March, 1888, leav-
Ins TWO sons, Philip and Bernon Allen.
re was married again February IA,
lnso. 10 Mary Williams Salter, who sur
vlves him. BY his second marriage Mr..
Allen had no children.
or late years MIR. Allen had been con-
nected with no organization or any
hind. He was at one time however.
member OF lodge of odd Fellows.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-26
CAMP MEETING AT ATTLEB0R0.
Services OF the Rhode Island Association Success
fully lnaugua'sd YESTERDAY.

The 1Tth annual camp meeting of the
Rhode Island Camp Meeting Associa-
ton was formally opened at Attleboro
yesterday at the grounds of the Amer
lean Millenn.s) Association. For 1s years
these sessions have been held AZ Greene
Dut the meetings have become so popu-
iar that 1t was thought the capacity Of
the old grounds was insufficient TO ac-
commodate all who desired to attend.
ana change of field was made.
Inc intention was TO have the formal
opening Thursday evening bur on ac'
count OF the disagreeabIe weather
Whlcn prevented many persons from
coming. 1t was pos. oned until yester-
DAY. services were held at 1890 2:3O
ana $50. the Revs. G.. s. Mfllbury OF
naseoag X l., and Elmer Rounds OF
Bristol. II. l., officiating The program
calls for services at these hours FOR
each day until Sept. 4.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-26
ENJOYED AN OUTING.
hUn''Hd 'h'Nci Wohs Employ,, Had SAL rcyr
'hs tg and nnnsr Il Cpsc,nl r,rt

me usual annual outing OF the en-
ployes Of the Rumfofd Chemical wori.
.,., sVoA pace Yesterday to Crescent Park.
SD.' .''o"sn an extended sail wa made
e uo"n the bay previous to landing y,
ar noyden's popular shore resort Each
department OF the works was -.
s.' ay.tsu hy good sized delegation ~
,' mnsn the steamer Favorite ioet .hr
Mnall nv the foot OF Power s,reo, ~
carried large party. street. She
"a u" s es0euent shore dinner was entov-
,,,.... a,u men each member of ,he ~
49, 'n s,s,.s Nus gwen tickets adrnietinr 4,
Tho sf,e,,no., .s,iin.'nsemenis ~ tho place
manner. In the evening sn',, - "sa ~
conveyed the party back 10 ,bc .H, ~ 49,.
entire expense OF the outing ,v,s ~
by the company. was botne
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-26
PASSENGERS HURT in
TROLLEY CAR ACCIDENT
PaWtucket Car Jumped Rails and
Kan Into POle--rIrs. Burns
Injuries May Be Fatal.

| An electric car OF the Union Railroad
company jumped the tracks ON Paw.
tucket avenue. hate yesterday after
noon, ana coiiided with an electric light
pois oy me side of the road. Mrs. Mary
Burns Of Il ship street. this city. re-
ceived serious and possibly fatal in
Juries, ana Samuel LAWN. a travelinr
salesman, OF New York. was bliiy huri
aoout the pach ana spine. OF the Is 9TH
er passengers ON the car at the tims
none were badly injured. but ali s,,s,
shaken up. any
The car left Pawtucket at . 40 o'cloclk
Tor providence. in charge of Conductor
1all,uei nnd rh Silii1n and Motorman John Il.
Dodge. The route is up Pawtuckst ave
nue., and when the central part OF paw
tucket Is passed good speed is usual,v
MADE. when the car reached a point
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-26

near Warren avenue, the passengers
say it was going very rapidly, and
rocked considerably
When about halfway across a piece
OF track which was being remade, the
car left the rails and ran along the road
for quite a distance Several OF the pas
sengers sprang up and jumped from
the car as II ran along, but many re-
mained in their seats. The car struck
pole by the side OF the track, and
came TO sudden Up. Mrs. Burns and
Mr.. Lovin, who Were nearest the point
OF contact. We're caught i'm the crush.
The other passengers were thrown in a
heap.
Mrs. Burns was taken TO her home in
Providence. where "a physician found
her back and spine badly injured. He
also thought she was internally hurt
Mr.. Lovin was taken TO the Hotel New
man i'm a police ambulance and was at
tended by physician. He will recover.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-26
PEOPLES WALL PAPER STORE,
as p,siris Ave, Corner Blsekstons 8,
a.. olsson; proo.

MY stock ~ Wall Paper and Moulding. ara
equal LA quality and designs 10 sny In ibe
especially invited. NV
Housepainting, decorating. kaisomininy
wniteNashing. granting, staining, gla-inr
oruers by mall promptly attended 10.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-26
FRESH AIR OUTINGS
|NVAL|DS and OTHERS.

This work will be done as usual dur
Ing the summer by committee OF
THE UNION FOR CHRISTIAN
WORK. Carriages are used for the
Aged .and Invalid people; boat tickets
for the river and bay sal, and stree, car
tickets for the pleasure and relief Of
those really in need and well vouched
for. The committee can be seen We'd
nesdays and Saturdays, from IL 10 1.
at the Union during July and August.
Money is needed and solicited.
All contributions sent 10 the Treas
urer VIII be receipted for by him, or IL
10 the PROVIDENCE NEWS. Z Wey-
hosset street, Will be acknowledged bv
them. WIN. Il. CRANDELL. Treasurer
or Committee. 15l Weybosset street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-26
WATER TOWER TESTED.


In order TO familiarlze the men who
VIII have to operate It with its work.
ings. the water tower was brought out
Yesterday afternoon by the men OF the
Three Ones and was given trial Since
uhe establishment OF the board OF fire
commissioners the tower has not been
used at a fire, although IL has been at
an times Kept ready for emergency and
tne brass work is polished at least once
a week. A hose attachment on the big
LADDER or truck No. /, by which. when
tne ladder is raised. line Of hose ready
Tor use goes up with il, has taken its
place TO some extent.
49, BAKERS Baltimore Rye, Hermitage RIVE and
viu Crow Bourbon, Gibson's NNNX Rye
nlshey, California Wines Bottled for fam
ny use THOs. GRIMES x BRO, opp. New
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-26
N 6 w SIZE T S.

An days OF old the milkmaid went
About with d.mpled arms.
In Gays of old rhe poet lived
To sing the milkmaid's charms
In days OF old t.4e lowing kline
Obeyed sthe nllkmai-'s call
In days OF old the milkmaid was
The mewest maid of all.
In days OF old the arti% took
His brush and showed US no"
The milkma.- went 10 work upon
The wrong siae Of the COW.
In cays OF cid the milkmaid's song
Resounds through the land
And many gallants lips were pressed
Upon the milkmaid's hand.
Alas, Old Bossy heeds no more
The merry milkmaid's calls,
For the milkmaind of to-days a man
In greasy overalls.
Chicago Times Herald.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-05-04
Will Go to Morocco.

New York, May 3.A special to the
Herald from Washington says: Before
the departure of the cruiser Chicago yes
terday from Punta Delgada Acting Secre-
tary Allen sent instructions to Rear Ad-
miral Howison directing him to proceed
TO Tangier. Morocco. The United States
has several small claims against the
Moorish government the result of loot
ing stores belonging to Americans ana
of outrages committed upon Moorish
agents of American houses, who, under
the terms of the treaty between the two
governments. are under American pro-
lection The authorities are confident
that the moral effect of the appearance of
the Chicago with flag officer abroad
at Tangier will be excellent and will
hasten the settlement of the Claims Rear
Admiral Howison will consult with the
American consul at Tangier. No attempt
will be made at forcible coercion, but the
Moorish officials will doubtless appreciate
the reason for the Chicago's call and
probably act promptly.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-05-04
OTIS REPORT.
Several Montana Men Have Slight
Wounds.

Several Montana Men Have Slight
Wounds.
Washington. May General Otis.
under to-day's date, reports the follow
ing casualties:
April 26-Brig. Gen. irving Hale, leg,
slight.
First South Dakota-Cat. Charles H
Englesby, Sergt. Oscar n Corsey: 10th
Pennsylvania-Col. Alexander LarkinS
leg, slight; Private Blaine Aiken, Sergt
John Thompson. Fifty-fist Iowa-Pri-
vate Fred E. Strong.
April 25-Private SAMUEL ]. Tillen.
April 27-Private Bertr4m Grace.
First North Dakota, Alril 11-Private
August Hansil.
April 30-Private Emil Pepke, list
South Dakota.
April 24-Corporal Chales H. Green.
April 25-Second Lieu. Walter Doc
little. Privates w. H. Harrison, Roy
Pranus.
First Montana, April ,S--Private Gott-
lieb Molkan, arm, slight: Capt. Frank
f. Green, hand. slight: Private G. Muh-
lion, arm, slight; Iobert Murphy.
shoulder, slight.
2S-Private Andrew Davis. Company
r, cheek, slight; Chares l.. Thompson,
Company B. leg, slight Martin B. Hall,
Company F, ear, tlight: Corporal
| James O'Leary, Comr,ny NJ, shoulder,
| slight. .,s4.
Fourth cavalry, Apil 24-Private W.
| Her. l#F
Twentieth Kansas. April 24-Sergt
Joseph Dewald; April 27-Private Os-
| car Nesbit. zfi8&
| Third infantry-Sec,nd Lieut.. Charles
| c. Todd, Private Oscar Beman.
Thirteenth MinnesGoa. April 2S-Serg't.
| William D. BarlingFlm.
First Colorado, M& l-sergt. Clifford
| H. BoWSer.
Third infantry-Sscond Corporal ia
cob Fisher. PrvateFresk Miller.
| Killed, 18th Minnesota, May 1-Pri-
| yate Frank Smith.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-05-04
nell, 107: Kentucky Colonel, 1885, Afamada,
l02; Queen of Song. 100; The Lady in Blue,

nell, 107 Kentucky Colonel 105: Afamada
102; Queen of Song. 100; The Lady in Blue,
95.
Second race. 2-year- ODDS, four furlongs-
Flaunt, lis: Highland Lad, lis; Sarmatian.
113: Barney f., loS; Atlantic, 1OS; Benadier,
los; Round o. los: Courier Journal, los;
Lew Gibson. 10S
Third race. mile. seling-Patroon. no;
Traveller, 11U: SavaTin, 107; Maroni, 1o1;
Assassin, 106; Vice Regal, JOG; Nelorine,
1903: Bellamy 1903.
Fourth race. Kentucky Derby, mile and
quarter-Corsine, l22: Mazo. H. Fon-
tanbleu, III; Manuel, III: His Lordship.
no.
Fifth race, 2-ypar-olds. four furlongs--
Fairy Dell. 10; Unslshtly. 10; Villa ",
los: Lady Elitt, 105: Moilie Newman, 105;
Susie Jinks 1o5; Onoto 105: Clara Woolley,
1G5.
Sixth race, selling. mile-Rife. ia; Isa-
hey. Iii; Don Orsino, 1909: Lennep. 105:
Cambran, 100: Ed Upton, 100; Duke of
Baden. 90.
Weather clear, track good.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-05-04
1T IS NOT TRUE.
Recent Stories About the Alleged Retire
ment of Mr.. Dougherty Untrue.


Reports that have no foundation in
fact have recently been printed in the
Inter Mountain and the Butte Miner, to
the effect that John S. Dougherty, SUI
perintendent at the smelling works in
this city, had resigned. Nothing has
occurred that will make a change in
Mr.. Dougherty's present relations. He
will probably enjoy a vacation of five
or six weeks, to return then and re-
sumo the duties that have long been
vested in him. Mr.. Dougherty,' re-
marked Marcus DAILY last evening. has
been a faithful and efficient employe of
the Anaconda company for a dozen
years, or even longer. He enjoys the
respect and the confidence of the man.
agement and it is within my knowledge
that the stories that have recently been
told about a change involving him are
not true" Reporters for the newspa-
pers mentioned had Mr. DOugherty out
of the works and Mr.. j. S. Hickey
superintendent of the foundry, in
stalled in his stead. Mr.. Dougherty re-
mains and Mr.. Hickey has been APP
pointed to the position of master me-
chanic for all of the company's plant
as the successor of Mr.. Ames, who re-
signed some weeks ago.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-05-04
Land Office Decision.
spatch to the Standard.

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Washington, May 3.-The. secretary of
the interior affirmed the land office deci-
sion in the case of the Northern Pacific
VS.. George r. Reed and the Northern Pa
cific vs. Robert F. King, from the Missou-
la district. The company selection of
land in controversy is rejected on the
ground that it is situated within the lin
its of lands reserved by treaty with the
Flathead Indians. The defendants had a
prior right after the opening to settle
ment by reason of occupancy in advance
of the attachment of the company S
rights.
A civil service examination will be held
in Butte June to fill the positions OF
postoffice clerk and carrier.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-05-04
ANACONDA NEWS.
in THE DISTRICT COURT
Bigamy Case of Sullivan and Nc.
Laughlin Passed for the Term.
THE ALIMONY REDUCED
Mr.. Swigget Ordered to Pay $40 Per
Month to Mrs. Swigget-Demurrer
Overruled In the Case of
fancy vs.. Morse.

There was a short session of the dis
trict court yesterday, Judge Napton
presiding.
The case of higamy against Pat Sui
livan and Margaret Mclaughlin was
passed for the term and SulliVan's bail
was reduced from 81 600 to $500
Frank Maloney. the bartender who is
charged with assault in the second de-
gree by having set a dog on BIND
Charlie Davie in the Mountain View
saloon, was arraigned and demurred
to the information and the demurrer
was set for hearing on saturday morn
ing.
In the divorce case of Swigget vs.
Swigget an order was made reducing
to $40 per month the alimony to be PAID
by Mr. Swigget to Mrs. Swigget. rms
payment is to commence on May l. ana
the original order made by Judge
Brantly to stand as it has been.
In the matter of p. $. Taney VS.. Mar
garet Morse, the demurrer was over
ruled and 10 days was allowed to file
reply. ,
In the case of D. D. Twohy VS.. OllVer
Lesser. as mayor of the city of Ana
conda an injunction suit to restrain
the city from paying moneys TO tne
constables at the races OF 1897, l.
OLeary was Withdrawn as attorney
for the city and ]. r. Boarman was
entered as counsel for the city. An
Egorder was made at the morning session
n that the name of John Marchion be
i Stricken from the injunction order ana
the complaint At the afternoon SEES
4 sion, the order made in the morning
4 in this matter was vacated and strlck-
en- from the record.
III In the case of John Fitzpatrick VS.
VI Gregor Schwend. an old controversy
which was brought about by the sheriff
attaching the defendants store on ParR
avenue a decree was signed and or
dered entered.
Court was adjourned until $50 O'CLOCK
this morning.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-05-04
Boston Wott Market.

Boston. May 3.--Tht American Wool
and Cotton Reporter viii say tomorrow:
Aside from the purchases made by To-
cal dealer on speculative account and
the sale of considerable amount of Aus
tralian wool in bond FIR export there has
been really very littll business done in
the past week. The ansactions referred
to. however, added towhat has been ac-
tually taken for manufacturers use.
bring the total of tle weeks business up
to a large amOunt-neHly 6,SOO,0OO pounds
and there is reason fOnbeieVing that this
does not represent all hat has been done.
some of the houses nit reporting all of
their business.
Prices are firm andlin several cases
holders of wool have taised their asked
price on territory and australian woods.
The sales of the week in Boston
amounted to 4,90JO 600 pc tnds domestic and
1SS5, 900 pounds foreignI making a total
of 6.790JJ0 pounds against total of A.
10000 pounds for the plivious week and 4
total of lbs, 600 poun6 for the CORE
spending week last yeah
Sales since Jan. l. Tsp, amount to 49,
695. 600 pounds against 43i3S so pounds last
year at this time.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-05-04
She Had a Glass Eye.

Cincinnati, May 3.-Judge Jetlle to-day
granted a divorce and alimony to Cath
crime kraus from charles Kraus When
Mrs. kraus sued for divorce her hus-
bands attorney filed an answer setting
forth that his wife had a glass eye and
had deceived him, as he did not know of
the glass eye until after their marriage.
Court held that facial or other physical
blemshes were not grounds for frauds in
marriage contracts.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-05-04
Thousands of lives have been
saved BY WARMERS SAFE CURE.
Thousands of men and
women leep in perfect health to-
day by WARMERS SAFE CURE.
Your life and health are too
precious to be trlhed with.
Take WARMERS SAFE CURE.

to the front rapidly. the membership
crowding the 20 mark very closely.
]. G. Walker clerk ofkhe district court:
NJ. NJ. Duncan. county attorney; r. A.
Nickers. public administrator. and several
other lesser lights wereamong the ''Vag-
abonds" from Virginia QtE.
This is disagreeable w,ather for sheep
men, as it has been smwng since yes
terday, but it melts almtst Immediately.
Thomas OGrady, the Northern Pacific
agent, with his family scent Sunday at
Silver Star the guests O Mr. and Mrs.
John Dullea.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-05-04
Killed His Entire Family

Hutchinson. Kan, May 3.-The trial of
John Moore, charged with numbering his
five children here in March last has be-
gun. In his opening addr, the county
attorney stated that it would be proved
that Moore and his wife had been unab BILE
to get employment on account of their
children; that Moore had told prospect
i've employer that ne would dispose of
them, and he deliberately planned the
murder. The defense will be made on
the ground of epileptc insanity.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-05-04
Remove the Dictator.

New York, May 3.-A dispatch to the
Herald from Lima, Peru, says: A de-
cree has been issued cOnvoking the Or
binary session of congress for July IL.
Various parts of the city have been
placarded with calls for a coup d'etat
to suppress the national board and re-
move the dictator.