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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-15
BANKERS MEET.
Annual Convention Of American
Association Opens at Milwaukee

Milwaukee. Wis Oct. i5.-The 9th an
nual convention Of the American Bankers
association began here today with bark
ere from nearly every state in the Union
ir attendance.
The members Of the association repre-
sent a combined capital OF over 5000, 600, :
noO
President Alva IL. Trowbridge called
the convention 10 order and introduced
Alexander j. Burrowes. president OF Mar
quet,e college, who delivered the inyoca-
zion.
David s. Rose. mayor Of Milwaukee.
welcomed the bankers 20 the city and j.
W. +. Lombard. president OF the Mil
~aukee Bankers club extended a well
ecom on behalf OF the local bankers
Tic reply IN addresses of xelcnme and
the annual address Of President Trow-
bridge followed
James II. Branch. secretary or the as
sociation, then presented his annual re-
port.
a. Is. Hepburn presented the report OF
the committee on internal revenue taxa
tion. The committee was appointed for
the purpose OF having a reduction made
In existing internal revenue laws. The
report states that the association may
well congratulate itself upon the results
accomplished.
Colonel Robert j. Lowery reported for
the committee on bureau Of education
4. G Anderson reported for the COM
mlttec on fideity insurance
The report Of the committee on express
company taxation was presented By f. w.
Hayes
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-15
FINANCIAL NEWS


Wall Street oct. l5.-Open~e sales OF
Southern Pacific were OF 10000 shares al
eoi4 To y, compared with 6ols last night
and pacific Mail rose q. on the other hand
Missouri Pacific and ST. Paul lost *. Gen
orally the current of the market was slug
gish and ill dehDed and business was on
small scale.
Not much impression was made on
prices In the decline before supporting
orders appeared The large blocks OF stock
that wre bid for, disturbed the short
interest and they bought In all around the
room Recoveries from the lowest in the
stock market were weakest earlier reach.
er rs I'm ANA algamated, Ia In Sugar and
from TO IA in 81. Paul Erie, Union Pa
cihc Missouri Pacific and Brooklyn Tran
sit New York Central was In demand
and sold las above yesterdays close and
metropolitan street Railway ga Great
Northern preferred Dos Moines and Fort
Dodge Baltimore and Ohio and Evans
Vile and Terre Haute advanced ! a liR.
Some realizing che cked the advance and
the market was generally below the high
est at n o'clock
H. m.-The declining tendency became
quite pronounced under the leadership of
Anna lgamated Copper which lost 2i2. 81.
Paul reacted lls and other leading stocks
a point or more The heavy buying OF
PENNSYLVANIA continued and carried the
price 10 l47s4 The rest OF the market
finally steadied I'm sympathy. 4
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-15
SELECTING JURY.
Hayes TO Be Tried on Charge
Of Numbering Sweetheart,

I.itchheld, Conn, oct. l5.--The work Of
selecting Jurors for the trial of John r.
Hayes OF Winsted, charged with the mur-
der of his sweetheart, Winlfred Cooke, oc-
cupied the greater part OF today's ses-
sion of the Superior court for Litchfield
county.
on account OF the peculiar circum-
stances OF the acse the trial has been
awaited with an interest not confined
wholly TO the townspeople OF winsted
where both Hayes and his alleged victim
held positions of some prominence and
We're well thought OF.
The crime was committed i'm the Gilbert
Home for Children I'm Winsted, on Feb.
IL. and is alleged 20 have been the re-
suit OF Hayes jealousy or insane rage
against Miss Cooke because she had
broken their engagement of a years
standing.
Hayes is said 20 have been madly infat-
uated with the girl who was a teacher
In the Gilbert Home and 10 have bothered
her with his attentions i'm spite OF her re-
lection of his suit. On Feb II he follow
ed her 10 the home and il is alleged shot
her down. Hayes was a member of the
Fourth Regiment c. y. @.
II is understood that the defence will be
based largely on the insanity plea One
hundred witnesses have been summoned
and the case is expected 10 occupy about
two weeks.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-15
EAST PROVIDENCE.

Surrounded by 50 or more OF their
friends Mr.. and Mrs Charles s. Lawton
celebrated the 10Th anniversary of their
wedding al their cosy home, so Wood
ward avenue, last evening and the num-
ber would have been much larger had II
been pleasant The dining room
was fairly loaded with handsome tokens
of love and esteem. the greater part OF
them being china Mrs :. ;. kinnicutt,
mother of Mrs. Lawton. gave the happy
couple a massive china toilet set. Mr..
Iawton's brothers family contributed a
bountous supply Of table linen, his sister
a berry set, while Thomas w Bicknell,
who is near relative of the family,
contributed n copy of his History OF
harrington" that being Mrs l.awton's
birthplace. There were many other
presents. coming from distant relatives
and friends The interior of the cottage
was profusely decorated with autumn
leaves and flowers and presented very
handsome picture. tempting luncheon
was served during the evening and there
was no lack of excellent vocal and in
strumental music II WAS we'll towards
midnight when the callers BID Mr.. and
Mrs Lswton and their little daughter
good night Boston. Taunton. barring
ton. Bristol and Providence were repre-
sented az the gathering
There are rumors anoat that Council
man Daniel \. Logan is to Withdraw from
the Republican ticket as councilman, but
this he positively denies and says that
he knows of no reason why he should do
50 aud so far has no intentions OF It. and
won't ~ his friends want him to run, and
he knows nothing to the contrary. So
tar as politics are concerned other than
Mr. Phillips ddea Of pulling out there are
none who can tell what viii happen or
who viii be placed In nomination for
there is positively no slate made up AZ
yet ard the towns committee have not
even met and talked the situation over.
and until then nothing definite will be
known, but one thing Is sure and that Is
Mr. Logan will be u candidate for council
man.
4 well known resident OF this place
gave party w honor of his daughter
graduating from the high school last
evening and aS ns house at Riverside
was not quite large enough To accommo-
date the number he wanted to entertain
he hired larger one This OF course
was al right and the young folks had =
jolly time. and 81 did the old folks but
when the family who gave the party re-
turned 90 their own home they found that
some one had taken on an of the gates
and the blinds. broken number of win
dows and had taken n lot OF plants from
the front of the house and hid them be
hind the barn 70 Is believed that this
was the work ~ number % young men
who had NOT been invited To the fes-
uyities. FOR they were seen I'm the vicinity
during the evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-15
LOSS HEAVY.
Fire Causes 100000 Dam
ages al Beaumont, Texas.

Dallas. Tex. Oct l5.-Early this morn
ing fire destroyed s2oo, 900 worth of prop
erty I'm the business section OF Beaumont,
Tex. The fire originated In the McFad-
din block. the floor OF which was occupied
by r. S. Redd, wholesale groceries. and
the second floor as rooming house.
There are rumors OF several lives lost
I'm the McFadden fats. but Mrs. Field,
proprietress. thinks every one escaped
other buildings destroyed are the
Blanchet building Gilbert building. two
Sero- Fine buildings and the Dunlap-Cun-
ningham, n new three-story building just
completed. At 2:i5 a. m. the Southern
Pacid,' warehouse, frame structure 300
feet long. WAS in imminent danger. If
this warehouse catches the FIRE will like
ly cross 'rocket street into the Crosby
Hotel block
No further information could he OBJ
tained after 2:l5. and II is not known
whether or not the fire IL yet under con-
troll.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-15
NOT CAPTURED.
Untoundsd Report That Botha
Had Been Made Prisoner.

London oct ia rumor WAS started
on the stock Exchange this morning that
Gen. Boths the Boer commander-in-
chief had been captured. But dispatch
from Lord Kitchener. dated from Preto-
ria yesterday evening, contains nothing
more important than the weekly sum
mary of the captures. a reitera,ion OF the
statement that Gen. kitcheners columns
are moving against a considerable force
OF Beers near the Natal frontier, with
which Gen Botha Is supposed 10 be, and
the announcement that Commandant
scheepers command In Cape Colony has
been broken up
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-15
TESTIMONY
IN FAVOR
OF SCALEY
Executive Officers Of Brooklyn
Before Court Of InquIy--En-
COunterad British Steamer.

Washington. D. c., oct i5.-rhe pres
was continued In the schley court on in
quiry today. When Yesterdays witnesses
had been recalled and had made the YER
bal corrections necessary ia their tesu-
mony. they were promptly dismissed and
at the instance OF Mr.. Rayner, the Judge
advocate summoned Lieutenant Com
mander James ~ Sears who as lieuten-
ant. was Admiral Schley's flag officer on
board the Brooklyn during the war with
Spain.
lie testified 10 many details connected
with the campaign and was promptly
succeeded by a number of other naval Of
ieers who served ON the Brooklyn
The list for the day included Lieut..
Commander v. T.. Mason. executive offi-
Ger Of the Brooklyn; Lieut. Commander
I. ID. Griffin. who had charge Of the
powder division OF Admiral Schley's flag
ship and Lieuts. Edward simpson. who
was in charge OF the eght-inch turret Of
the Brooklyn and opened fire on the
Spaniards when they came out of the har-
Dor al Santiago; Charles Webster and
Edward McCauley. the former being a
watch officer and the latter signal officer
on the Brooklyn. II was tno understand
ing that II this list could not be com
pleted today that the officers named
should come on tomorrow.
Admiral Schley THINKS IL quite proba-
bic that the presentation Of his testimony
in his behalf can be completed this week
aud next He will be the last Of the Wit
nesses 10 be heard and when he goes on
Will make a review OF the entire cam
paign covering the points in controversy.
CUBAN PILOTS STORY.
Eduardo Nunez. the Cuban pilot. was
among those who were called 20 correct
former testimony lie added 10 his
statement of yesterday that he had seen
the Brooklyn firing on May 81. the day
OF the bombardment Of the Colon. where
as the records show that that vessel was
at that time coaling and did not partci-
pate in the engagement. He also made
correction i'm his former statement con-
cerninE his conversation with Commo-
dore Schley on first meeting him. His
corrected statement Of that incident, was
presented by his interpreter I'm written
form and read a. follows:
During the conversation I had with
Commodore Schley | said. not that the
water was deep enough. but that II was
the Information l have had I'm Kingston,
Jamaica ia regard 10 the dimensions os
the Spanish ships, they were OF such q
large size that they could not get In the
harbor I'm consideration of the narrow
ness of tho channel and the quick turn
they had ia make at the diamond shoal
in front of the entrance, and | Still be-
.lieve that vessels Of such size cannot en-
ter Santiago. not being under the most Ia
yorable conditions Of weather | also
was asked by Admiral Schley IL | thought
his flagship could enter the harbor. and |
answered him that | did not consider II
advisable for the conditions before mem
toned. and because there were no buoys
TO mark the channel, for the Spaniards
had picked them up 10 prevent the Amer
coming
besides that they had too many torpedo
lines across the entrance"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-15
HARNESS BROKE.
The Edwardsos Suing Shepard
Company For $4,000.

The suits of Salattriel L. Edwards and
OF Thomas j. Edwards against The Shep-
ard Company 90 recover respectively slo,-
600 and $1,000 were tried before a jury In
Judge Dubois court today
The plaintiffs aver that they suffered
great damages from the detects in har-
ness purchased OF the defendant
They rode in light wagon from their
home on Parade street 10 Roger Williams
Park and while going down the hill near
the cottage I'm the park the traces broke
and let the carriage against the horse,
which became frightened and ran away.
Both men were thrown from the wagon
and one besides having several ribs
broken claims his lungs wkere injured.
The other was badly hurt about the
head and face Both testified and their
were corroborsted by physl-
clans
Robert w Burbank Is attorney for the
plaintin and Comstock & Gardner sttor-
ney FOR the defendant.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-15
TORN BY
PIECE or.
TORPEDO.
Freight Brakeman Injured While
7 Riding on the Pilot Of
- a Locomotive.

Hugh j. Smith Is under treatment at
The Railroad Emergency hospital for
severe Iaceration Of the muscles of his
rignt leg
Smith Is employed as a freight brake
man en- che central division of the Con
solidated railroad
Last night Smith was on the pilot of a
locomotive In Johnston.
The locomotive ran over railroad tor
pedo causing the latter 10 explode.
The metallic casing was blown into
fragments and some OF the larger pieces
hit smiths leg below the calf and tore
the muscles.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-15

Albany. n. z, Oct. 15.-The court of ap-
peals has granted Roland 4. Molineux
new trial.
Molineux was convicted OF the murder
of Katherine J. Adams in New York city
and sentenced TO be electrocuted. The
court grants a new trial on "A prevailing
opinion written by Judge Werner Of
Rochester. HIS principal ground being that
the lower court erred in admitting evil
dence as 10 an alleged crime. the death
of Barnet, and thus merged two issues.
Justices Parker, Haight and Gray did
not believe that the Barnet evidence
should he kept entirely outsof the case.
Judges Werner, Bartlett, Vann and o.
Brien concurred in the prevailing opinion
and for the oxpunging OF the Barnet tes-
timony.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-15
A NONSUIT
Granted In the Case Of Moody
Against Long.

The care Of william y. Moody against
r. r. Lons 20 recover damages for allsg-
ed disturbance 10 a tenant was on trial
for q short time today In Judge Biod-
getts court.
Testimony offered for tho plaintiff was
of such an insignificant character that
Judge Blodeett when the plaintiffs Wit
nesses got through pronounced rhe case
very trivial one and directed NOW
suit. John W. Hogan was DEFENDANTS at
torney.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-15
MOL|NEUX WILL
HAVE A NEW TRIAL
Court Of Appeals Grants Petition Of
the Man Convicted Of Poisoning
Mrs. Adams.

The court gave out a condensed state
ment Of the reasons for granting a new
trial. They say:
Every member Of the court OF appeals
agrees for the reversal OF the judgment
OF conviction OF MolineuX on the ground
that the trial court erred in receiving
In evidence the declaration of Barnet
made 60 Drs. Phillips and Douglas that he
had received kutnow powders through
the mail
''All agree that since the amendment OF
section OF chapter rs OF the laws Of
1880 by chapter 555 of the laws OF 1888, gem
uine writings may be received I'm evil
dence as standards of comparison with n
disputed writing. although such writing
may not bc the issue on trial. but simply
fact relevant and material 10 that is
sue
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-15
MILL OFFICERS ELECTED.

Fal River Mass oct i5 The follow
ing officers We're elected al the annual
meeting ~ the Laurel Lake mills neld
here today Treasurer. Abbot T.. Slade; ;
Slade. J " Hmrd 4 Bowen : w
Bowen NJ. g. ~ Swift aud n " Rey-
polds. There were no contests
The financial statement WAS as foNws:
Assets. real estate. S2t 81. BUILDINGS
Nl2f9- a. machinery f2S1. .6l1 rs. quick as
sets. Sl5NN0i52. total. S1gi .as6 50. liabilities
captel stock. s}mp0. debts So. 81 55 (.
rrnht and loss s2nb 800 % total s53i gS6 -
The profits for the year we're about SiUOO
The mills have paid dividends 0f 3is per
cent. amounting 90 Sln'n
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-15
BANK R0BBeR CAUGHT.

. Rantoul. M. oct SIT II reported here
that one OF thc four patomsc bank rob
bers has hcen captured near Rossvlile
after desperate struggle. II requiring
six mon to ovcrpowcr him
The other three bandits are stin at large
hut are being pursued ~ was learned
thai President messenger had. the uisht
previous to the robbery taken $500 from
tho bank safc and deposited u I'm another
place in The Village which accounts FOR
-the small haul. made hy tho robbers
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-15
A SAD CASE
Thirteen Year -Old Girl Rescued
From an Undesirable Home,

Grace Canney. Is wears old, was this AZ
ternoon demanded 90 the custody OF the
Rhode Island Society for the Prevention
Of Cruelty 10 Children by Judge Spir6 in
the municipal court
The child had up to the early part Of
the month. lived with her mother and
stepfather 80 81 India street u was
charged by MIR Thurber. who acted FOR
inc society as complainant that the
home was the resort OF lewd and wauton
reople, and the child was Obliged TO hear
objectionable language
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-15
MARTIAL Law PROCLAIMED.

Ssville oct Is Martial law has been
proclaimed hero as a result ~ the general
srfike which hcssn here Yesterday and
The governor has handed over his func-
tions ~ tho captain general.
The strikers are overrunnins the town.
burning Offices and committing all kinds
OF violence.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-15
G. n. BUDLONC,
Zeal Estate and Mortgages,
32 WESTMINSTER STREET.
HovsEs FOR sAlG ON EASY TERMS
MONEY TO LOAN.
PAN American Romance.

The tall. dark young man and the
short, blonde young woman had accident
ally met and became acquainted while on
the way 20 Buffalo
They had encountered each other in the
Court of Fountains at the exposition, and
renewed the acquaintance, and every day
thereafter, for a week. they met at the
same place apparently by accident and
strolled through the grounds together.
But the last day allowed by HIS excur-
sion ticket had come. and he could stay
no longer.
1T has been a delightful week" he said
10 her
And have come 10 know YOU 50 well
that hope YOU will not think me pre-
sumptuous "a ! ask you question
what is it?" she asked, with downcast
eyes
'NNin YOU please tell me your Manner
Chicago Tribune.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-15
ALL SEARCHED
No One Permitted 10 Garry
Arms al This Trial.

Georgetown. Ky, OctS l5.-Under the
operation OF Judge Cantrilrs order that
all persons be searched for concealed wea-
pons before being permitted to enter the
trial room. the Judge himself and all the
lawyers on both sides submitted TO
search by deputy sheriffs today
The trial of Caleb Powers then began In
earnest. D. NJ Woodson OF Frankfort
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-15

NJ Nodon has described. says Popular
Science. new and highly irte-estiHe
method 81 obtaining the y rays IL ap-
pears that N ordinary light falls upon
on electrified aluminium plate-electriisd
preferably negatively-the light pene-
trates the plates. OF which the proper
thickness is not stated. and issues from
the other side In the form OF X rays.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-15
MK,c
nis signature is on every boz Of shs esasA.s
Laxative BrOmO.O .Ouinine rss'ss
the remedy that cures a cold In one day.
HUSBAND SUES.
Mrs. FOss Was Injured by Trolley
Car and He Seeks Damages.

Frank y. Foss has brought suit
against the Union Railroad company 10
recover S1noo. Mr. Foss' wife Trcssic v
Foss was driving q horse attached to a
street ON March 18th and car. which a.
Is claimed was improperly managed. ran
into the carriage.
Mrs Foss was thrown from tho wagon
and rolled and pushed on the ground by
the ear. severe injuries 90 her head shout
ders and body resulted and her tlothing
was torn. Her husband sues for loss OF
services and damage to her clothing
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-15
NOTES FROM THE HERBOR.

The following vessels have arrived and
sailed during the past q hours:
Arrived-Steamers Plymouth. Griffin;
fremont WILCOX. New York Glouces-
ter. Jamcs Baltimore Norman. Chase,
Philadelphia city of Newport. Rich,
Newport and return, queen city, Grey,
Scaconnet and rcfurn: Rambler. Lake,
Fan River ana return Sycamore. DYER.
Fan River: tugs John Nichols New York;
schooners Lucinda sutton. Brien. Nor
folk. Arthur McArdle Philadelphia.
Saiisd-Steamer Plymouth. fremont.
New York; Chatham. Hudgins. Baltimore;
tugs John Nichols. New York Gaspee.
with Pee Line barge: John Nichols
With dredse. New York. schooners Ma
than Lawrence. Sarah Quinn.