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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-11-22

LONDON. Nov. H.-The Appeal Court
has dissolved the injunction of Justice
Farwell, of the High Court of Justice, of
Aug. 30 which enjoined General Secretary
Bell. of the Amalgamated Society of Rail-
way Servants, and Secretary Holmes from
watching and besetting the Great West
ern stations and approaches, with the view
of inducing nonunionists to refrain from
taking the places of railroad strikers" The
master of the rolls declared the Amalga-
mated Society entity unknown 20
the law, and therefore. incapable OF being
sued. The case will be appealed to the
House of Lords.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-11-22
BRIGANDAGE IN MANCHURIA.
Robber Bands Raiding and Plumber.
ing Sections of the Country.

ST. PETERSBURG. Nov. H.-Dispatches
received to-day at the headquarters of the
Russian general staff describe wide spaces
in Manchuria as in a disturbed condition
Several small armies of Chinese regulars
have been encountered by the Russian
troops during the last three weeks. and
elsewhere robber bands are raidiug and
plundering the country, fighting the Rus
sian foragers. General Longinoff, with a
mixed force, on Oct. 81 engaged the Chi
nese about seventy versts north Of Kwang-
TschengTse, capturing 800. A company
of guards, with two guns. while on the
way to Tie-Lien to reinforce the Russian
garrison there, came into collision with a
body of Chinese cavalry.
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After tho Hong-Konr Junto

LONDON. Nov. 21.-United States Am
bassador Choate has made representations
TO the British Foreign ONCE on the SUBJ
ect OF the Filipino junto at Hong-Kong
The Foreign Office is investigating the
matter. and will reply as soon as the re-
ports OF the authorities at Hong-Kong are
received
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Much Damage Done In the Oil Fields,
whore Derricks and Other Struc-
lures Were Razed.
HEAVY BLOW IN THE WEST
COLORADO SPRINGS VISITED BY A
TORNADO-LIKE STORM.
Property Loss About $1OO,O0O-City in
Darkness Inst Nfght-Wash-
outs in California.

CLEVELAND, o., Nov. H-During the
last twenty-four hours the telegraph serv-
ice between Cleveland, Chicago, Buffalo
and Columbus has been badly crippled as
the result of the fierce windstorm which
swept over the great lakes and over the
northern part of Ohio. The wind knocked
down telegraph wires between Buffalo and
Chicago and Cleveland and Columbus and
an army of linemen has been sent out from
this city to repair the damage. Lake craft
suffered even more seriously than did the
railroads.
The steamer Britton arrived from Detroit
during the day. The captain of the steamer
said that he left Detroit with eleven other
steamers. Only two succeeded In making
the trip to Cleveland and the other ten
were compelled to turn into Pigeon bay
for shelter. The wind has blown the water
from Lime kiln crossing. near Amherst
burg, leaving big fleet above it unable
to get out. The water has also been blown
out of Sandusky bay and Toledo harbor.
leaving only five feet at Toledo and six
feet at Sandusky bay. The government
harbor work at Fairport was damaged TO
the extent Of several thousand dollars. A
couple of immense hoists were blown over
and completely ruined.
The fierce gale which was blowing over
the lake all day prevented all boats from
leaving the Cleveland harbor. One boa.
with the crew almost worn out from work
succeeded in reaching here with the as
sistance of tugs. which were sent out 10
tow her in.
nuring the storm the schooner st. Law
renee, owned and captained by John ID.
Baker, of Detroit. was blown on a sand
bar at the Lorain harbor. The tug Chris
Grover had gone to her assistance. but as
she was towing the schooner into the har-
Dor the line parted and the boat drifted
onto the sand bar. Captain Baker, his
wife and daughter Matte. were taken off
in yawl, and call was sent to the life
saving station at Cleveland. The life
savers went to Lorain on a special train
and rescued the crew, which remained on
the schooner. The crew consisted Of two
sons of Captain Baker and two deck
hands.
The storm caused considerable damage
glass windows in stores and business
houses were broken. heavy signs were
torn from their fastenings and hurled along
the streets, smoke stacks were blown from
some OF the Office buildings and factories
and chimneys from residences. A new
steeple on the First Presbyterian Church
was rocked to its foundation. Police were
stationed about the structure all day to
keep people away from the place. For.
tunately. no lives were lost in the storm in
this section Of the State. although many
hairbreadth escapes are chronicled
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At the pan-American Grounds.

BUFFALO, n. Y, Nov. 2l.-The wind
blew at the rate of sixty-five miles this
afternoon. At the Pan-Anerican grounds
the building for the cyclorama of Mission
airy Ridge was blown down and another
midway building was badly damaged.
Scaffoldings were torn from some of the
buildings and sections of roofs were torn
off. Several workmen were injured There
is a tremendous sea breaking over the
breakwater, but no vessels are in sight.
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German. AIarm cbine...

SHANGHAI, Nov. 21.-The action of the
Germans yesterday in marching a large
body of troops outside foreign limits, close
TO the arsenal. alarmed the Chinese. The
gates were barricaded. The taotai met the
officers, who were allowed to enter, the
troops remaining outside.
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steam barge Foundered.

DETROIT. Mich, Nov. 2l.-After pound
ing around in Lake st. Clair for several
hours this afternoon, lighting the storm
which has ragged all day, the small steam
barge Myrtle NJ. Ross. of Sandusky, o..
foundered and went to the bottom three
miles TO the east OF the south end OF the
ship canal. Capt. J. w. Surles. crew OF
five men and a woman cook. were rescued.
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to the rumored decree of the Empress
dowager warning governors and viceroys
to prepare for war against the allies. says
he believes it refers to the provinces OF
Shan-Si and Ho-Nan alone. as the Chinese
believe TIE allies intend 10 invade them.
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Reinforcements Needed.

LONDON, Nov. GA special dispatch
from Picking. dated Nov. 10, says the Kali
gan pass expedition found Admiral IIo oc-
cupying strong position at Hsu-Hwa, and
the commanders OF the allied forces de-
cided they were not strong enough to at
tack him and sent to Picking for reinforce
mentS.
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LONDON. Nov. 22.-''The Russian Prince
Uchtomsky, who has arrived here declares, ("
says the Picking correspondent OF the Daily
News, that the Car withdrew the Rus
sian troops from Picking because the for
eign press accused them of plumber and
outrage"
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MURDER OF A GIRL.
Theresa Heating CriminalIy Assault
cd, Killed and Robbed.

ROCHESTER,, n. y, Nov. 2l.-Miss
Theresa Heating. a respectable young
woman. was found murdered in a vacant
lot Off Davis street. of the New York Cen
trail tracks at noon to-day. She had been
robbed and outraged.
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oil Derrick. Blown Down.

CYGNET, o.. Nov. H.-The storm. to-
day. blew down derricks and other build
ings over the big oil fields of northwest
ern Ohio. Through Ottawa, Erie Hancock,
Wood and Lucas counties the damage will
reach many thousands OF dollars.
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trating telegraph and telephone wires, par
TALLY unroofing houses, ETC., but no fatali-
ties are reported. Reports from all parts
of western Pennsylvania say the storm was
the heaviest experienced for many years.
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In Pennsylvania.

PITTsBURG, Nov. 2i.-The violent wind
storm that visited this section to-day did
considerable damage in the way OF pros
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LONDON. Nov. 22.-The Shanghai cor
respondent OF the Morning Post. referring
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-10-11
NEW SKETCH AT KElTH'S.

New sketches. IL good are always well
coined by vaudeville managers and the
public; and one that is rich In promise
will be seen next week AZ keith's, It's
title is Mrs. Murphy's Second Husband
and the players are Oracle Emmett, Ger
trude 4. Lowering, Harry W. Conant ana
Ben. j. Miles. The piece is full of witty
df81Ogue and amusing SITUATIONS, ana
the action is continuous. The author Is
Charles Horwitz, who has already writ
ten some bright sketches for vaudeville
IL is all about a young woman and her
mother, who engage in mHtrimony. the
first marrying an old pill doctor, and the
latter a dyspeptic not half her age. The
old lady. In an effort to keep from her
husband the fact that she has "a married
daughter and son-in-law. resorts 60 un-
truths by saying the one is "a widow and
the other a janitor. This misunderstand-
ing on the part OF the young man leads
to a lot OF very funny trouble and con-
fusion
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-10-11
TO MAKE PARADE
FOrsstsrs Of America Preparing
to Receive The Supreme Chief
Ranger Of the Order.

on Tuesday next. Supreme Chief Ran
ger Thomas j. Ford OF Pittsbnrg. Pa,
head of the Foresters of America. and
the first supreme chief ranger to visit
this state, accompanied by Supreme Sec
retary Il. NJ. McMurtry OF Brooklyn, n.
Y, will arrive In this city.
one OF the big features OF the reception
TO be accorded 10 Mcssrs Ford and Me-
Murtry, viii be parade on Tuesday ev-
ening next, and nearly 2O0O men are ex-
pected to be in line Two conclaves OF the
Knights OF Sherwood Forest the uni
formed branch Of the order. and "a of the
Al courts in this grand jurisdiction will
take part i'm the parade. The courts at
Newport. Westerly, Pascoag and slaters-
Vile are precluded from participating be-
cause of their distance from this cty.
The line, under the direction OF chief
Marshal =. r.. ONen Of the Second Regi-
mont, and headed by the American band.
will form on Exchange place and pro-
coed through Washington and Mathew
son streets 20 Weybusset through Wey-
bosset To Turks Head aad up Westmins-
ter 90 Music hall, where a big meeting Is
20 take place. The procession viii start at
S:l5 p. m. ana IL Is expected that IL VIII
reach the hall before Q o'clock
The program at the han will include adj
dresses by supreme chief Ranger Ford.
Supreme Secretary McMurtry and one or
two OF the local officers OF the order, Vo-
cal selections By volunteer talent and
music by the American band with solos
by Messrs. Church and Spary.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-10-11
Republican
Primary Meetings

At meeting Of the Republican City
Committee of Providence. held Wednes-
day evening. October 10th. 1900. the fol-
lowing cali for Primary Meetings was or
dered:
The Republican electors Of the city of
PrOvidence are requested 10 assemble I'm
their respective wards on Tuesday even
ing October 23d. 1900. according TO the
provisions Of the Caucus act. at Z O'Clock
y. m. polls TO be open until 9.30 D. m, and
elect five delegates TO represent each ward
in city convention, held pursuant 10 the
call hereinafter ordered. Also TO nomin-
ate I'm each ward "a candidate for member
of the school committee for three years.
The Republican electors OF the city OF
Providence. qualified 10 vote for members
, Of the City Council. are requested 20 as
semble I'm their respective wards on
Thursday evening. October 2Jth. 1900 ac-
cording To the provisions of the Caucus
act, at 200 p m. polls TO be open until
$3.50 p m. 20 nominate candidates for AL
dermen and COuncilmen to represent their
wards in the city Council Said candi-
dates TO be voted for Tuesday November
9Th. 1900
The electors OF the ist ward will meet
in Pioneer Hail. South Main street
The electors OF the I'd ward will meet I'm
What Cheer Han. 6i3 North Main street.
The electors Of the "a ward will meet i'm
Ward Room, North Main street.
The electors OF the lth ward will meet
in Ward Room. Fountain street
The electors OF the 9Th ward will meet
In Ward Room. Beacon avenue.
The electors of the 6th ward will meet
in Ward Room, Public street
The electors of the eth ward will meet
I'm Ward Room, Greenwich street
The electors OF the Sth ward will meet
in odd Fellows Building, 279 Plsinfield
street.
The electors Of the sth ward will meet
in Ward Room, Pallas street
The electors OF the 10Th ward will meet
I'm Ward Room. Academy avenue
FRANK =. OLNEY
Chairman Republican city Committee.
LOUIS H. CABY Secretnrs
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-10-11
West Coast Of l0yts 0Vsrrun
by Filipino Rebels.
MOJlCA'S OFFICERS SURRENDER
Soldiers Attempting 10 Escape by Boats Are
Being Captured BY tho Americans.
A Hot Fight With Rebels.

Mdnila, Oct. 1.-THE west coast OF the
Island of Leyte is in a state OF turmoil
The rebel ladrones are actively plunder-
ing, the disturbers following guerilla tac-
ties. raiding and attacking and then re-
turning TO the garrisened towns, while
The Americans pursue I'm the mountains.
General Mojica's officers are surrend-
cape 10 Sam1r IN bUats, are being cap
tured and his organization broken up.
The captured guerillas and ladrones
when questioned. stated that on the 5th
inst. thirty Americans attacked forty
five rebels, rihed their stronghold I'm the
Camarine province and routed them, kill
ing 10. Two Americans were killed 'and
three wounded.
Twenty men of the 32d Infantry I'm an
engagement on the 10th inst. in Batan
province had one man killed and four
wounded.
The Philippine commission, OF which
Judge Taft is the president today passed
eight bills of minor Importance, including
an increase OF civil salaries of several OF
the municipal, departments including the
navy school teachers; organizing the
mining and the forestry bureaus; appro-
priating $500 in gold for the construction
OF garbage crematory at Manila; and
the reorganizing the insular auditors Of
flee.
Wrights bill asking for million dollars
In gold for the completion OF SPANS
plans for Manila harbor improvements
ELECTED comment from the representativ tives
OF Manilas internal chamber OF commerce
10 the effect that, as the merchants had
long been paying special impost fund
10 this end. the merchants should belong
TO the board controlling the construction; I;
and that as the United States had collect
ed S5-U00OTU IN gold since the occupat ton
by imposts for harbor improvements. he
failed To see the necessity for the appro-
priation OF insular funds and he suggest
ed the use OF "A special fund
The discussion was deferred until Fri
day
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-10-11
AT THE NORTH END.

Owing TO some informalities in the last
election OF officers OF the immaculate
Conception Institute there will have TO
be an entire new election.
There were reports on the square this
forenoon OF a pretty stiff fight at the
Charles street bridge earlythis morning.
No arrests were made.
The local councils of the knights Of
Columbus will be well represented az the
state parade or The order In Woonsocket
Sunday next
The William j. Bryan Club Of Ward 3
will meet at Colonial hall, Holden street
this evening. John W. Hogan and other
prominent Democrats will address the
meeting.
There has been a fresh start I'm the con-
test for the Democratic nomination for
alderman in Ward 3 Heretofore the con-
test has been a fair one, but Alderman
McCarthys friends are reported 10 have
begun TO sling mud. Conservative men
I'm the ward think the friends OF the al
derman have made a big mistake.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-10-11
MODEL IS
READY At
BRISTOL.
Herreshoffs Expect TO Build
New Cup Defender Gan I'm
prove on Tho Columbia.

The announcement that Sir Thomas
Upton has decided to make another at
tempt TO "lift that cup" created much in
terest in Bristol Yesterday
The Herreshoffs, it is stated upon tho
authority OF one OF the attaches of the
concern. are ready and expecting 10 build
another yacht To defend the blue ribbon
OF the sea against any creation Fife or
Watson can send over.
The news OF the challenge was not at
all startling to the Herreshoffs, for they
had received information several months
ago. while Mr.. C. oliver Iseln was in
Europe. that another challenge would be
sent from the owner OF the Shamrock
The Herresboffs were also asked at that
time whether they could design yacht
to beat the Columbia's record made I'm
the races in 1899, and the reply was in
the affirmative.
II was also learned I'm Bristol today
that Capt Nat Herreshoff had 5rfso -e''oi~-
ed a model in his workshop, which had
already been shown TO several of the
millionaire syndicate. including Wander
bilt, Duryea and Whitney.
The Herreshoffs. il is also stated can
begin the construction OF the new de-
fender i'm January next, and have her
complete by June -, or Thoroughly test
ed by July l. 1901
The shops have been busy all the ssa-
son turning out the fast sailing yachts
for various owners. Work on the Yankee
Is 10 be pushed rapidly, and the Rainbow
is to have lot OF repairs made. The Co
lumbia will be used for the trials when
the new boat is put afoat.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-10-11
BRISTOL.

Mrs. Thomas Connery was taken sud
denly IN in the store of her son yester-
day afternoon, but was soon revived by
Or ID. ]. Neylan, who was called to at
tend her
Frederick L. Tallman has been APP
late Benjamin L. West.
The remains of the daughter Of Alfred
Hill Of New Bedford. were brought here
yesterday for mterment
The board Of grand officers will pay an
official visitation to Burnside lodge.
knights of Pythias, next Tuesday eve
ming.
Elisha % Sherman, who was admitted
to the Soldiers nome last week from At
tleboro Mass. suffering from paralysis
died at tho home Tuesday night. Ills
funeral was held today.
Frank Dolan, who was arrested by Of
ncer Morrissey yesterday, made an as
ssult upon the foreman. Mr.. Gilmore
who has charge Of sewer work for CON
tractor r. y shaw of Providence.
An alarm OF fire was sent out this
morning at 7:a0 from district No 2 for a
slight fire la a liquor saloon on Thames
street u was quickly extinguished
The Hydraulion Hose cart broke down
on liigh street while responding to an
alarm of fire todaX.
Herbert Duprezc. son of James Du.
prcze. was badly bitten bv dog yes-
terday afternoon on Thames street. the
boy sttemptisg TO take bone from tho
dog.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND AND
IROyfDENCE PLANTATIONS.
sherins office, Providence.

Sherifrs Office Providence
July 80, \. ID. 1900.
BY Virtue and i'm pursuance Of an Exc
cution Number 236lG issued out OF the
District Court of the Sixth Judicial Dis
trict holden at Providence within and for
the County of Providence, on the 9Th day
OF June. -, ID. 1900 and returnable To the
said court September 9th. a. ID. 1900, up
on Q judgment rendered by said Court on
the 2lst day of May, A. ID. 1900 I'm favor
OF Edward ID. Bassett OF said Providence.
plaintiff, and against Maria J. Kelley OF
said Providence. defendant, / have this
day at 20 minutes past II O'Clock q. m,
levied the said Execution on all the right,
title and interest which the said defend
ant had on the Goth day OF July, a. d.
1900, at % minutes past II o'clock y. IN.
(the time OF the attachment on the origi-
nal wriO, i'm and 10 the following describ-
ed real estate, viz:
That tract of land with all the build
ings and improvements thereon extending
from Walling street To Pettis street. In
said Providence. bounded and described
as follows Reginnng at a point In the
-t-rr-t--rt-S Strig ttTttrrrg street Hd1OfH1ng
land of Mary Boland, wife Of James Bo-
land, thence easterly, bounding northerly
on said Boland land ninety 900 feet 20
land of Bernard McElroy and wife.
thence southcrly, bounding easterly on
said McElroy land about eighty-one (SD
feet To said Pettis street. thence south
westerly on said Pettis street forty-eight
and sixty-one one hundredths (4s6i) feet
10 land Of Sylvester j. Briggs. thence
northerly. bounding westerly on said
Briggs land about siXty-nine and twenty
two one hundredths (6922) feet TO the
northcastery corner OF said Briggs land.
thence westerly about twelve O2) feet.
thence northerly about five 60 feet,
thence westerly ,wenty-six (26) feet TO
said Walling street. bounding on the three
last courses on said Briggs land; thence
northerly, bounding westerly on said
Walling street thirty-six 1860 feet to the
place OF beginning, comprising the two
lots laid out as lots l3l and LIZ an Asses
sors Plat ,
Notice is hereby given that ] will sell
the said attached and levied on estate at
a Public Auction 20 be held i'm the Sher-
ff's Office i'm the Providence County
Court House. I'm said city OF Providence
in said County Of rovidence, on Satur-
day. the 3d day of November. A. ID. 1900.
at u o'clock m. for the satisfaction OF
said execution. debt. interest on the same,
costs of suit. my own fees and all contin-
gent expenses, n sufficient
ALBERT q. COATES,
Deputy Sheriff.
-1S-2j-&-no-1
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TRE CITY or PROVIDENCE.

t1Af 4 Eh ~.
An Ordinance Permitting the Provf-
dence Telephone Company to Erect Poles
and Wires i'm Certain Streets.
IApproved September II. 1900
1T is ordained by the City Council OF
the city OF Providence, as follows;
Section l. Permission is hereby grant
ed TO the Providence Telephone Company
i'm addition to the rights now possessed
by it, TO erect maintain. use and operate
poles and wires for telephone purposes
in. over and along Promenade street.
from Park street To CalVerley street; i'm
Calverley street from Promenade street to
street, from Governor street TO Gano
Smith street; i'm Smith street from Cal
-+-eF4es--e++ee+-tt- 4-t++ttacu- street; in ean-
dace street, from Orms street to Douglas
avenue: in Douglas avenue, from Cam
dace street 10 Admiral street, thence
crossing Admiral street to Hawkins
street; in Hawkins street, from Admiral
street TO Charles street; i'm Charles
street. from Hawkins street TO the city
line; also i'm Wickenden street, from
Bridge street TO Governor street. and al
so from Governor street TO Gano street;
in Governor street, from Wickenden
street 10 Williams street; I'm East George
street form Governor street TO Gsno
street, Pitman street. from Governor
street to East River street; and i'm East
River street. from Pitman street to Wat
erman street I'm accordance with the ac-
companying report OF the Commissioner
OF Public Works, provided, all said poles
and wires shall be erected and maintain
ed subject 20 the provisions and CON
ditons OF Chapter "a OF the Revised Or
dinances, entitled Wires"
Sec ?. The condition Of this Ordinance
IL also that said telephone company shall
forthwith remove the dead and sban-
doned poles and wires now located in
said streets. and that no more new poles
erected IN said streets than is actually
necessary: and also that on all new poles
erected hereunder provision shall be
made for carrying any wires required by
the Firo Department or Police Depart
ment.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-10-11
RHODE ISLAND SCHOOL or DESIGN
~ WATERMAN ST.

The 23d year opens MONDAY, oct 1st,
1900 Day and evening classes i'm Free
Hand, Architectural and Mechanical
Drawing, Drawing from Life, Anatomy,
Designing, Modelling, Pen and Ink, Wood
Carving.
Saturday classes for Children
OFFICE hours III a. m. 10 l p. m. STU
DENTS REGlSTknED Sept. "A. %, 2G,
y, 2S. from TO a. m. and 10 p. m.