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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-02-03
OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES
OF THE D. [. & W. INDICTED.

New York. Feb. 3.--The grand jury
OF the court OF quarter sessions at Pat
erson. y. j. hns found an indictment
against officials and employees of the
Delaware. Lackav fnal and Western
railroai 7. charging them with man
slaughter. The Indictment is th out
come of the wreck on the Lackawannd
railroad near Paterson on ThanksgIN-
ing eve when seven persons were Killed
ana IS seriously injured, The persons
Indicted are Gould w CatWcll ana
William Sncdeker. conductor ana nag
man. respectiVey OF the Buffalo eN-
prf IS. the last TWO cars oi which were
telescoiyed: John 4. Riotdon. engineer
az the Phlipsburg accommodation train
which crashed into the express; W. c.
Burr IT,. conductor of tho same train
RAYMOND puppy. superintendent of
the Morris and Essex diVisio- md H.
ID. Caldwell. traffic manager
N = rumofed that T. W. Lee, general
passenger agent OF the l.ackawanna has
been indicted.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-02-03
OPENING
hemp
PORTS.
Successful Operations Of Col.
KObbo in Islands South
Of LuzOn.

Washington, Feb. 3.-Report of mill
tary operations I'm the Philippines
show that rapid progress is being made
I'm opening mp the hemp por,s in the
islands south of Luzon. Col. kobbe, in
command OF an expedition into the
islands OF Samar and Lete, adjoining
Iuzon on the southeast reports the
capture of three of tue most important
towns In the islands, ana OF iurse
quantity of hcmp at these points. Cen
eral Oas' cablcgram, received AT the
war department. today, Is as follows:
Manila Feb. 3. 1909. hobbc drove
insurgents into mountains. capturing
large arsenal. power house. Lubkans
baggage and money all his artlIlery'
Tacioban insurgents loss in killed. ten,
no casualties. k1bbc captured at All
points thhiy pieces artillery, good
many rifles stores and ammunition.
Large quantities hemp at points seized
bv Kaboe. thirty merchant vessels en-
gagged in transporting same TO Cepu
"(Signed) OTIS"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-02-03
WAR OFFICE SILENT.
lcontlnued from page OneD

CONTINUED from page One)
of the nation AT the IN
competency displayed by It's ministers
has risen 10 heights probably never De-
fore attained. Mhle the empire is On
gagged IN the most serious strugSte 10
which IL has been committed sinSe the
FIRST years OF the nineteenth century,
while the statesmen and the leglsia-
lures OF The self governing colonies
faithfully represent the imperial spirit
of their constituents. while the British
ets OF all ranks have risen 10 tae-eeea-
sion with a courage and unanimity
unsurpassed i'm their annals. the states
men al home have committed tnem-
selves 20 party maneuvers, mutual re-
crlmlnations. contradictions, snuifing
evasions and palpabiy lame excuses 80
utterly needless of the temper OF the
ueople. that the movement in favor OF
a reconstruction OF the cabinet, FIRST IN
auCurated a few weeks ago, promises
unless more vigorous policy IS speed
ily adopted to develop into a natlohal
uprising which viii sweep out the pol
jtieians whose utter failure also appears
To Justify. q the words of the Daily
Atai4,-"tA+ i3fePAeeles- Of -deANntte++
of the British Empir- so hpefally
pouycd forth by writer's and speaker :
i'm the United States and on the CONT
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-02-03
A Leader Needed.

Even the Times, that bulWark OF con-
servatism. declares the cnau1er IN tht
aouse of Commons during the past
few DAYS is s.nply irritating ana ol
fensive 40 nine out OF ten people III
the United Kingdom. Consequently t
IS not astonishing That The people are
locking for some strong man 80 lcdd
tnem. Lord kosebery's name Is the
most prominent. his p!uless lasA.nb
OF Lord Salisbury on the day paTl!d
meur rcassemDled, marks him. III the
opin ,n of many as the rgnt man 10
face the present imperial cflsis.
small faction led by the Daily Mall, ~
pushing the claims ut Mr. Joseph
Chamberlain the colonial secretary, Tor
n trial. The Mail says he has SHOWN
himself to be a shrewd, deteInlned ana
able organizer aud apparently Is the
only member OF the cabinet who grasp
ed the realities OF the situation IN
south Africa though the paper admits
he lacks taUt and that his speeches
have done much to alierato the sym
plthies II America In this war ana
gave umbrage 60 Germany and France.
Yet. the Maj suggests 20 would be Wei
to watch MIR Chamberlain attitude
during the next few days.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-02-03
BILL FOR NEW POSTOFFlCE
PASSES NATIONAL SENATE

According To a dispatch from WASH
inpron. the senate. at 2:3o O'Clock yes
tcrday afternoon. passed. ON motion OF
senator Aldrich. the bill providing for
thr erection of new post Office build
ing az Providence. The bin Viii now
90 a. the House whore every effort
W-1i be made 10 secure favorable con-
slderat on
The bill is now where 70
,ir,. tI.- l.r. g.ss..n nf Congress al.
iourrel At tha ne the bill. intro
ducsd by Seuttor Aldrich passed the
upuer house. nut failed OF passage u.
tho lower. Both Representative buIl
ANA Capron have been working marc
tn secure favorable constellation oi
e.. and an opportunity for ac,lon. but
each of these representatives an
nounced short time ago thot ihr
chances Tor 10 were small, bccause OF
the Determination of the party lotdrts
4o keep appropriations for public build
nes down go the lowest pCss.blc fig
urc
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-02-03
FINANCIAL NEWS
BULLS. ANO BEARS.
Upward Movement In Prices Began
Soon After Opening.
Bank Statement Led 10 frOfc Taking and q
Decline Followed.

wall street Feb. 3--A reflection OF
yesterdays strength here was oDseIN-
cd in the Lon ION market for Americans
quotations harden ng all around Inc
local market opened about on parity
with the Foreign hgures and quickly
assumed a distno. tendency upWarus'
Advances were confined 10 sharp ifae-
lions but Third Avenue after rising
slightly ran OF ia.
A temporary interruption to the up
ward movement was caused by reae-
tion In sugar OF ~ and heavy reaiiza-
tions in Baltimore and Ohio, which low
cred IL a point. This circumstance
caused a sdFging OF values elsewhere
but the market soon developed an lih
proved tone under the leadership .,
81. Paul, which was heavily absorbed
on the encouraging earnings Tor the
fourth week in January. Generai EIec
tric was conspicuous on the leoouiiu
rising points. Tennessee Coal moved VI
10 l0lis and Third Avenue recoNerei ~
about last nigiS's level.
The various iron and steel issues Were
marked up sharply during the SECOND
hour. conspicuous strength being notee
| i'm National Steel and American HOOP
| improvements were also chronicled II
| the general market with 81. Faul
| feature. -,
After the publication of the bani
| statement which indicated larger IN
| crease in cash than antic pated, prom
| taking began and the downward move
| ment was accentuated by heavy sellh'
OF Sugar. which sold at ll5. Not an "
| the advances IN the general list wer
| v-Iped out I'm he decline. substantla
f.action being retained by many STOCK
10 the end. In the final dealings ther
was a strong upward movement
some stocks notably American Linsee
preferred. The general market' no"
ever left off unsettled with irregula
! net changes.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-02-03
PROMPT DISCHARGE
Granted Kitchener on Charge OF AS
I sauIting John ST. John.
Judge FaNon Speaks Plainly About Man
Who Parts Man and Wife.

Boston, Feb. 3.-George Kitchener,
OF London. " no lives at city Point ana
who claims 10 be a d<stant relative 'f
Lord Herbert Kitchener, was aiialsn,
ed i'm the south Boston court TO-DAY %
an assault and battery charge but upon
provlne 40 Judge Joseph ID. Falloa lNt
the affair resulted from an lhtl u~
between John 81. John. the coilp'aln
ant. and Kltchener's wife, he MOI oiilE
was discharged. but was toid ID 1le
Judge that ne could have trealea titii11
man much more harshly man ne "'N
and vet have escaped punshmeu'.
The assault with which Kitchener
was charged. II was said, was COM
nttted I'm "A store I'm South Boston yes.
tcrday afternoon. 81 John, IN coul
TODAY. testified that ne and kitcheheh
met in the store. and that hitchcher
asked Tor IA certain picture ne hau'
When he refused to give II 10 MN ne
said Kitchener struck him ana an oi-
ficer who came along made the srfest,
Wasn't IL my wife's picture ashe"
Kitchener of the witness.
YES" was the answer.
"Didn't YOU take my wife 10 The the
atre ON Dec. lA?'
"Yes."
"Y,1u took her 10 Worcester on Dec
q and registered under fictitious nanes
al the Bay state House. did you not
ives"
Your honor" said Kitchener. 'thls
man has come between me ana my
wife. I may have done wrong IN stllk-
ing him. but could not help H.
Glow did you become acauainte,
with the facts OF tbs matter? asked
Judge Fallon.
Judge Faiion then turned to Office
Porter and said
From letters that my wife receiVe'
from 81 John which I came across D,
accident" replied Kitchener
eff you had knocked him down an'
| kicked him and trampled on him
would have found you not guilty SAL
| Judge Fallon.
Don't allow that man any witnes
| fee. and let him get out OF here as quic
| az he can"
Mrs. Kitchener did not appear ]
| court.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-02-03
JUDGE BLISS SEEKS
AN INJUNCTION.
Wants Suits on Note and Due Bills
Brought by Brother of Ex- Town
Clerk Hunter Restrained.

against Bliss and Hunter on the bonds
and Hunters whereabout, the Dill says
are not now known.
Judge Bliss gave a promssory hotc
10 Hunter and after the note was
due Hunter endorsed the same to the
william n. Hunter, who IL respondent
10 the bill. william II. Hunter has
begun suit against Judge bAss OF
tbe note and also on the due pllis
which the absent man also transierre0
no his brother. IL Is claimed huhtel
as acting justice did not properly per-
form his dulles 49,.
The bin prays that the suit on tne
note and due bills be restrained untA
George T.. Hunter. who has no estate,
returns to East Providence 20 answer
mo suits on bonds or 10 make Shule
Judae Biss for expenditures ON nc-
count of those suits. The statenen, %
made In support Of the prayer thas
Hunter. the respondent 10 10 Din ~
a person OF no financial responsiplilty
and If the complainant has 40 pay the
note and due bills as well as thS
amount duo on the bonds great IN
Justice will be done.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-02-03
NO uIVOscE FOR MRS. EOwutS.

Judge Rogers today denied The peu-
ton n Leonetta Bowdan for "a divorce
from her husband. john + Bowden.
Mrs Bowden sought : divorce on th"
ground of extreme - lfy. snc wa
married. io her husband when shc was
Ms wears and her husband over ~
y-safs There have been lots of un-
pleasant details concefniug thc Row
dons' maritnl relations aired in court
recently
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-02-03
Chicago Markets.
SUCCESSFUL OPENING OF
THE NEW BETHiNY MISSlCN

The Bethany Mission, No. 229 North
Main street, was opened last evening.
with large attendance. Rev. Mr..
Collins. who for many years was the
superintendent u amissionin Pawtuck-
et. is in charge of the new mission
house. and ne was assisted I'm the open
ing 10y rev Mr.. Clarke. Rev. Dir. Rich
and Rev. Mr.. Roberts. all of whom
have been Identified with Supt. Collins
" rrk i'm pawtuckct.
After q praise service conducted 10y
Mr.. Clarke. there were Scripture read
incs by Rev Dr Rich and then ad-
dresses were made by superintendent
Collins and Rev. Mr.. Roberts of Paw
fuckct. Mr.. Collins stated that there
would bee uo Thursday night meetings.
as most OF the churches hold meetings
on that night
The mission room is fitted up costly
and lighted With electricity. IL was we'll
filled last evening the audience being
made up FOR the most part Of members
of the different churches.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-02-03
SEA VIEW
RAILROAD
is SUED.
New York Contractors Claim
S5OO,OOO for Alleged Breach
Of Contract,

United stutes Marshal McCabe at
noon Today, went TO Wakefield FOR the
purpose Of serving a writ OF summons
unon The treasurer OF the Sea View
railroad company the action Delhs
brought by certain New York contract
ors who claim that the conditions OF
a certain contract made between them
and the corporation We're not carried
ont. Damages are placed as Sooo0Oo'
which the pla mtiffs allegc is the par
value of the stock which they We're To
have received FOR building the road.
The writ * returnable ON june Ia IN
the United States district court IN
Providence. A statement of the detend-
arts side Of the story could not D. oD-
mined tnlaN.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-02-03

Judge George y Bliss Of the Seventh
district court has filed in the appellate
court bin in equity against William
X. Hunter Of East Providence, 10 re-
strain certain suits brought In the dis
trict court By Hunter on due bills. and
o promissory note given 10 George +.
Hunter. the former town clerk OF East
Providence, and former collector OF the
Wafchemoket Fire District, who lett
that vicinity many months ago Win
funds. il is alleged. that belonged 10
fire district and the town. William X
Hunter rs a brother OF George r. Hun
ter. ,so-
Judge Bliss was. in 1896 and 1897
suiV4y on the bonds given by George r.
fr,ntcf. as treasurer n the Watchemo-
ket Fire District. George +. Hunter
vas also Justice Of the peace, ana au-
thorized to Issue warrants, ana ire
ouently held court In Judge Bliss
Mace IL was the custom OF Judge
iallss TO give Hunter FOR his fees certain
hlls that he called due bills when
Hunter disappeared. suit was begun
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-02-03
RTtsl Of Patienc,.

Trulv has the patience and fortitude
of fNb pnople 81 Great Britain BEEN
subjected 10 severe rests. Aftra brsK
rally from the staggellpG blows TO the
nations military prestige the people
had a right W turn TO parliament Tor
announcement and inspiration. But
one by one the ministers have been
unmasked and discredited and the
weakness OF Official leaders of the OPP
position has been revealed From cv-
cry newspaper ia the land has arisen
the cry thar party strife must cease
and political ambitions 'r' laid as dc
and that tho Stllcd d.. ermin2tiou OF
willing people must have rein
4 result OF this outburst b. seen Wa
the new and moro tufty tone introduced
into the discussion by the speech 1f MIR.
George Wypdlam. the parliamentary
uudcr-secrctary Of the war Office.
Thursday evening. which was the first
ministerial statement eNinClng "a
proper appreciation of public tccling.
There is no hone OF the debate ON Lord
Edmund -Maurice's amendment to
the address in reply 90 the speech from
tho throne COllapsing. 50 division viii
hardly occur before Thursday. There Is
"A an vcmcnt on foot 60 induce the goV-
.tpturnt to refuse to discuss Ht any
lrngtb Mr. John Rcdmond's amend.
uent ON the ground the present status
of the campaign o. not suitable for the
discussion Uf consolation lr terms pI
onreo Nfr Redmond wants definite
irflrna tlor as % the relations of Grea
pritain vith the United states an,
Gcrmnny ana proposes to ask Nh \ y
ualforr the rrvcrnmcn leader Mon
1,v whether he has any annouucc
mont a. makc or paucrs to lay on th'
tgb'c he1rinr ON che proposed nev
fr-plo alliance hctwoDn" Great Britain
/ the I'ntcd states und Germany an
I n.nn..a bv Nrs chamberlain az Lei
/ .eetrr November 90
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-02-03
NUGGETS OF NEWS.

4 diepatch from IoClport Me. says
Mrs. smith MaXcy. wen known resi-
dent. committed suicide this morning
by hanglug s
Tho uosi master general has directed
that leave Of absence bf given all the
postmasters who desire % Attend the
Missouri postm1sters convention AT
sd. Louis Feb, %.
Among the passengers Who arrived
nd New York this morning on the
steamer Lucania from Liverpool were
commander Booth Tuclur. Sif CHARLES
Waller. and Fr- J. TITUS. The bicycle
Tib D. Z
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-02-03
PLEADED NOT GUILTY
TO CHARGE OF PERJURY.

John III. Rowley. of Providence, thls
morning. filed i'm the office OF the CLERK
of the United states District court ms
voluntary petition In bankruptcy me
liabilities are placed at S93Oo'4o, WIN
no assets The petitioner was uu-
Judged "A bankrupt. and the case was
sent TO Nathan w Ltleleld, Esl.'
referee in bankruptcy, for further ac-
tion
on recommendation OF United states
District Attorney Wilson IN the uhi'S ~
states court this morning, Henry 9,
cram of Providence and Frederick 9
Olney Of south Kingstown, were ad-
mdted - practice as counsellors at law
i'm the United States court.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-02-03

George w. Lewis. Of Warwick, VINO
was indicted by the United states
grand jury. which met last month Oh
the charge of having forged and eoun-
terfe,ted upon the back OF certain
United States pension check Tor the
sum OF Sss. certain endorsement, the
same being the name of MS father'
Hazard G. Lewis. came into the oliitpo
states courI voluntarily thls hloIiilse
He was ar.raigned before Judge
brown and the Indictment was read ID
him. TO which ne pleaded not guilty.
and he was held for trial in S2OOn'
Thomas Brown and Gilbert III. Wood
of Warwick. becoming his bondsmen.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-02-03
sLs Tm CIR STR RES Hitk

4 hack driven hy Arthur sheldon Of
40 56 beverly street, was struck by n
Governor street car. at The corner of
Benefit and Toekv ttc1 streets. ot 1929
this afternoon Tho forv "d whcnle
or the hack Wcrc wrecked, and Su hNan
vss thrown to the street. Eustrirrsg
4, die.U-ltcd shouider. Tie Mas ,1kar 90
tho Rhode Island hospital
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-02-03
NOTICE TO PASSENGERS.

beginning Monday February 8. 1900.
the train leaving Hope Tor Providence
on go a. m. viii stop a, Elmwood 6.2f
a. NJ. Cranston stree, G:25 q m. OF
neyvlue 6.s6 %. M AMI Atwelrs Ave
ma, CO., a. m
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-02-03
SrRAINEn us ANKLE.

John sullivan white coming out oi
tlo what Cheer lrgiug houf1 af no.
el2 South Main street feH down stairf
and snsl8inrd bad dislocation 0f bio
ankle IIe was sent 90 The Rhode lfl-
and h0suftaf
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-02-03
PROHIBITION RALLY.
To The C0nference.and Banquet

OLIVER w STEWART OF Illinois, the young and brilliant
Chairman OF the Prohibition Committee will meet the tenn
forces Rhode aday IN Music a
Providence of February, Morning session at
10: 10; Afternoon Session at ?. =. ri;
Hail on the evening the 9th Of February Reception
and BANQUET 7So prandial exercises envehed
music by qrartette will commence at O'Clock M 10
which the public cordially invited . !.
Prohihtouisis Temperance Workers rom all psrs e
and listen TO the discussions upon
live political topics and hear encouraging reports IRON MI
Siewar from the National Field.
OF people desiring TO attend the Banquet VIII DC ee
tanned over night Banquet Tckes75 cens-and enter
tainmcnt apply TO IT, 1ey Room go Bangan Building
Providence X. l.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-02-03
nEs KEnnH eEIs nlvnsfE

fIzaio IT, kfnyn vas today granted
divorce ~ Judgf logeff from ~
husband. Charles q. Kenyon. on thc
around ~ fxtrpmc cruelty. Airs ken
yon y aitpn the custody 90 heI child
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-02-03
JUROR BLOWN RECOVERED.

New York. Feb. Mannheim Brown
the Juror I'm the MolineuN poison MUIR
der case, whose illness interrupted the
trial, according TO the statement OF
his physicians today will take his seat
In the box on Monday. Mr.. Brown VIII
be out of doors for the first time since
his illness, today. His rheumatism mas
nearly left him. and he has recovered
from his cold though he is still weak.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-02-03
nE REE SET ASIDE

Tho decree entered in the 1npollst'
count 'n tho case of Elzlhclh iroinrd
vs. *. T.. Mu.r.l Lifs IusurqnCa Conn
uany on J8nuarr % taking the bills as
un. -.sf waa o. 1rn.h.r '",i'o ln tGe
ln .Duri tY .fr Fof rsii'
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-02-03
stops the Cough
and works off the Cold.

Laxative Bromo- -Quinine Tablets cure
cold I'm one day. No cure, NO Psy
Price 25c.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-02-03
ZINC
BEATS
COLD
The Tar Ki|n-zinC Mines
COMPANY.
n Rhode ISLAND Enterprise.
442-443 BANIGAN BUILDING.

We own 67o the best ZINC property in Arkansas
property capable earning annual profit to Its ockhodes
This when the railroad acles are cum
ne which will be within three roads will be available
One of Eureka Branc will reach our property
Tne Of this wear all ready for Shipment at
tons dumps In order to at once realize
amount of capital sell limited amount OF or
stock at aoc per This price will advance to oc as we aim
10 make our worth par before 1901
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-02-03

TENEMENT TO LET-F O T. r
rooms. SS ppf month 81 clifford street
Call 0n Robert Mulr 80 Elm street.
Providence.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-10

judge and five for secretary Of state
And the beauty of it all is" the Press
adds, that each of these twelve men
thinks he can not be prevented from
winning"
As the Davenport Republican looks
ut it, sixteen to one fixes Bryan Iii
New York and all over the east. The
battle ground is in the west. and az the
west is as much interested in sound
money and prosperity as the east. ii is
no hard job TO guess at the result.
The Democratic lamb wnom Col.
Henderson is, to slaughter has not yet
/ 'ee51a named !" says the Parkersburg
Eclipse. Not many democrats care to
be sacrificed upon the alter of their
party in the Third district.
Really SAYS the Washington Press,
how absurd unpatrio,ic un- American.
Democratic doctrines are when pushed
10 their logical Conclusion They leave
q nation with as little conscience, honor
and backbone as the average angle
worm possesses.
The democratic Creston Advertiser
thinks The platform is u grand aud in
asplting document. from which stands
Out in bold relief an of the cardinal
ptineiplea Of the deelaration5of indapen-
denee on which our government was
founded l94 yeaifs, ago.