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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-10

abandond al fin 4 C1audis, i cual SO
convirti6 an Ia cortesana de mods,
solicitada por los. magnates, con
gran escandalo de toda la Lorena.
Por espacio de ounce af1cs vi
VIC asf la antigua religiosa. I'm dia
cue en- union de varios cabalIeros,
paseaba cAballo por el camino que
va desde Toul Reims, 81 subirla
cuesta de VArney vic surgir 10 le
jos la5aguda feeha de la jglesia del
convento de Hermanas C!arisae. FL
recuerdo del monasterio la emocio
no profundamante Abandono por
un momento & sus compaf1eros, y
corrieddo traves del bosque, ego
q las inmediaciones del sagrado re
clnto. Vic G aIdia la fuente mila
gross, los cristales de la capilla y el
p5rtico ojiva1, y brotaron de sus O.
jos abundante $ lagrimas. Aferc 50
al portico pregunto q "a hermana
tornera:
sHa conocido listed a una mon
ia llamada Claudia, sacrista1a amos
atras de este convento?
En- 81 Rgue, conaetto la tornera,
y es couo siempre, un modelo de
virtudes. Des 7e su lolascsncia hss
hoy ha vivido aqu1 santa meDte, sir
vieudo de ejempl, toda la comuni-
dad.
Asombra1a Y sin comprender el
sentido de aque>l palabras, a pc
cadora permaneci6 inmovil Ia puer
ia del convento.
Br llaron de pronto con una luz
sob otrenatursl los arbustos INN edis-
tt $ y la VirgeL SO apar<c'6 en- ell
um bral:
Claudia, murmur6, desds h-ce
ounce af1os que abandonaste este
mon asterio, he des smI enado tn ear
go con tn habito tn rostro. Nsdie
conoce a1u1 tus peca los, porque he
he tenido piedad de tt y he querido
servirte como t1 me has servidc.
Vuelve tn zelda arrepientete de
de tus err. res. e. contraras Ia la
YES en- el mismo sitio donds las de.
jsste.
Desvanecioss la aps ci6n y Clau
dia SO desliz6 8 lenciosa nente por el
cor. edcr que condusfa q la capil's.
Al encontro tcdo ts como 10 habia
dejadc. Pdscss su habitc, ejercio
ce nuevo sus funciones de sacfista-
ma Use ar epinti6 de sus pecaaos,
que como losa de plomo pesaban So
bre sn col ciencia.
Sor Claudia vivi6 entregs da
la penitencia muri6 en- olor de San
It'd ID.
A7adyes 1heat1Iet.
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El ParQue BorinQuen,
FL Siti0 mas deliciOSO
DE SANTURCE
DE SANTURCE

ALI no falta nads. Aire. luz,
brisas puras del mar, comfort, un
restaurant capaz de despertar el
apetito al estomago mas exigente.
E' restaurant esta dlspue sto a
todas horas, y los caro-, eletricos S
descargan al pie del elegante sa-
Ion
A9emas, | enpresa del .Parque.
caenta con /. bien surtida cat til a
que Sc halla situada en- IA Ests cion
dsi Tranv1s, en- la M5rira. Al fren-
te de g y, SO er cuentra el populs L
j. Sc Freire, que estuvo encarga1o
del cafe de La antigua s'Palma,' V
ali Sc er cueotra de todc, inclus IS
les period cos de la Capt |.
No divides estt inte -esantf $
avisos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-10
VA A SALIR
EL G0BERNAD0R,

Durante Ia antigua domination,
era 6sto un gran acontecimiento, y
bAstaba uu simple anuncio, para que
los pueblos desgobernados, le die
ran cierta apariencla de orden, abun
dsucia y felicidad completa Lo de
"N Reg que robi6"
Los tiempos de entonces a la fe-
cha, han cambiado en- absolute.
Va a salir con el fin lie visiJar
los pueblos de la Isla, ell empleado
de mas categorfa aquf residente, un
empleado que percibe un sueldo de
las cajas del Tesoro Insular, por ad
ministrar y gobernar este pedazo de
terra.
Asf es que, es hora va de que
nos vayamos acostumbrando a yer
en- dicho funcionario, uno de tantos
que Sc le paga para que desempeflen
su cometido en- la nejor forma posi-
BILE, contrayendo des1e luego un sa-
grado compromise con ell psfs, que
estA en- el deber de exigirle su mejor
cumplimiento.
La situa sion economical de la is
10, jamAs fue tan mala
A su paso por las poblaciones
de la isla. de clio tienen que cuidarss
los pueblos; de demostrarle 81 Go
bernador, Ia situacion actual de la
agriculture y ell comercio. Llevsr-
10 por los campo, perO no tcompa
f1ado de una comision que le haga
yer todo de color rosa no, que palpe
y yea las niserias del pals.
Ell resultado de la vista sera in
f~,. -. 1A -H.~
nlficos carruajes, por los n nejores
caminos, Sc le ofrece suculentas CO.
midas, que ell pueblo paga; acude Ia
m1sica y los acordes de Ia Bo
rinquefla", Sc le hace Greer que la
idem es una Jauia.
No, NADIA de engaf1os y mistif-
caciones: que yea los pueblos en- su
vida normal, las cosss marchando,
como diarlo marchan.
ST Sc hace 10 contrario, reporta
rd como Sc dice ahora) igual que hi
20 Allen, qu @ n en- su msgrffico
"Flor de Mayo" Sc balanceaba hasta
]legar q un puerto, y de allf Sc 'e
conducia en- coche de primer orden,
una casa lpjo amente a1orns do,
en- dopde Sc coma y ballads, con a Q
gria y contento,
Salia de allf tan impresionado,
que pada habfa mas pr6spero para
el que es te Et7em.
Tengase mucho tacto, en- oil arte
de agradar, no vaya 81 confundir
una cosa con la otra.
Mientras mas seriedad, Sc revis-
en- todcs los actos de la vista del
nuevo funcior ario, mejor concepto
formara de nosotros, Y podra yer la
verdad desnuda como desgraciada-
mente la vemos los nativos.
ST en- cada pueblo hubie IA un
ciudadano desapasionado, que pose
vera ell idioma ingl6s, Sc gana1fa
mucho. Els mejor que liable ell que
siente, y no que 10 haga el que solo
piensa en- invertir d 4 un idioms &
otro.
Veremr como Sc pcrta c2da pue.
DO, para hacsr compfender al Go
bern ador, que la nave Sc hunde 81 9l
photo que la comanda no des ple ga
toda su inteligencia para salvarla de
un naufra gio seguro.
M. ROMERO HAXTHAUSEN.
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La eStatura perfeCta
en- la mujer.

Pa cue una mujer terga So
tura peri csa, debe ed r 10 sigu en-
te: 5 pits y pu gadss.
Las ctr S dimensiones ropor
cions d n cate sor e de 1873 a 14O
lihr s; cinturs, "a pul la; !; tusto.
81; traz,. 43; puno, 13; pantoF riil, |.
IA pu gads $, tob l O s u CAD IS
&; Ii 8 brazos e1tenGld y d IS
de Ia unta del dedo del c)rsz6 :, ha
Ia e extreme d otro br Y saebe me
d}ro pi 5 pu ga as, que ra IA
lament a tatura.
El argo de la msno d .'e ser
na decia a arte de su es atura y ei
pie una septima.
Des le el extreme de la dabeza,
hasta la barba debe tener la misma
medida que el pie.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-10
LA NUEVA PALMA.
0bSequio a SuS amigos
Dos regalos en- ell mes de Octubre

Dos regalos en- ell mes de Octubre.
Desde Ell dfa pr'mero de Ootu
bre regal4ra La Nateua Palma una
papeleta a los con currentes p rcada
cinco centavos de g sto.
Ell parroqu ano que 81 30 del
mismo haya reunido mayer numero
de papeletas. sera ohsequiado:
ST IS enc rita, con un objeto ar
tfstico IN 'etanente a 81 capricho
6 su equiva lencia de 20 lars.
Igoal obsequio para aba lleros.
Wear Sc las c1r rdiciol es ca las
en- las papel tas.
A La Na1eva Palma, pues
s 80 g.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-10-10
ROBERTO GRAHAM, M. I. MECH L.
INGENlERo. PONCE, P.-R


FABRICANTE E IMPORTADoR ToDA CI.ASE DE
MAQUINHR1R, GHLDBRAS r MOTORBS
Epea gos oda ase de apaaos iaboaF auca con
amos dc expeiencia pracica.
APARATOS Y NOLINOS INGLESES.
DE Los MAS MODERNOS
CNrRDos EN- LOS EsrADo Rico
APARATOs EXTRAC COMPLEOs extraen s3 ba De
jugo por cada 100 libras
APARATOs CONTINUES DE E sisema mas moder
no, elective econonno clarifcar el ugo de la cana
CENTRIFGAs DE HEPW0RTH WENROH oTRos moviao P cor
as, preston mdraulca electr'cdad. -
TODO azdcar cntenido en-
primer tro wagones ETC. per-
TEMPO de 80 poducto gano gueso pa
ecdo el de 20 tro.
FERREAS MATERIAL R0DANT Con TRACTION De sang
petroeo eeccdad Wagones aes para arga cana ruen
etc.
INSTALLATION LUZ M0TOREs electricos para ngenos
Y peigosos los de
APARATOS ARRoz etc.
MAQUINARIA para trabajar -
OARROs CARRTOS de harienda carrelos Arado
Aetes toda case Titles pgenios etc.
FUNDION de hero bronce Herrera taller de maqu1narla
caTetera etc, et" ..-. -
MARINA 25,
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Tomaran Oam nAecibopa
len los saparad
6mater omar
LA COMPANIA
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-20
FINANCIAL NEWS
BULLS AND BEARS.

Wall street. Nov 20. The openins trad
inr in stocks was quiet and the price
changes wero small and mixed. There
was arm tone in the local trsctiops and
I'm 81. Louis and san Francisco sd pfd.
American smelling rose IA. Otherwise
The changes were insignificant.
Large buying orders appeared i'm some
OF the railroads. coalers and specialties
and prices all around advanced well
above yesterdays close. The improve
mcnt reached from l TO ~ i'm Sugar,
Manhattan. Metropolitan Street Railway
and New Jersey Central. Chicago Great
western pfd y VAS sold down points
and ST Louis and san Francisco LIST pfd.
half as much. but the last named re-
covered Toward n O'Clock the general
market became easier in town ana III
sympathy with realizing in the Pacihcs.
sugar and Peoples Gas, the last named
breaking ls,
A renewed rise in the coaiers occurred
and many large blocks extended its rise
To s, l.ackawanna gained 2i2, Del anu
Hudson ls. and Reading 2d nfd. and ON
tarlo and Western about point Thers
was better tone generally hut changes
were narrow and but little business was
transac cted In the usual market leaders
At Louis aud San Francisco common ant
ri pfd. rose point each.
Bonds were irregular.
Pressure against the trans-Continenta
stocks was resumed and their weakness
gradually permeated the genera market
causing prices To dip sharply. Losses O
from 1 To points were made by ~. Paui
Union Pacific. Southern Pacific, Mlssour
Pacific. N v Central Lsckawanna
Reading 9d pfd.. Sugar, Manhattan. Met
ropolltan Street Railway. Peoples Ga
! and Locomotive Some buying 10 cove
! shorts developed later and recoveries %
a small fraction We're general Chicago
| Indiauap apolis and Louisville advanced j
| and local fractions rallied strongly, le
| by Manhattan, which went higher tha
before.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-20
BONNIE CASE.
Work Of Selecting a Jury Con-
tlnusd al Washington Today.

Washington. Nov "a The effort TO se-
cure jury In the trial or Mrs. Bonine
upon the charge OF numbering James Sey-
mour Ayres Was continued this morning.
Mrs Bouine again found her husband
and her sister AWAITING her arrival In the
court room While the prclminaries Of the
daN were I'm progress she engaged in con-
Versati0n with her husband aud her at
torncys. later turning about for chat
with Mrs MeRchau. her sister. When the
proceedings of the day began only three
ladies' iu addition TO the defendant and
her sister were present
Mrs Roninc was apparently suffering
from y cold District Attorney Gould be-
can the proceedings With reremrtorN
challenge cf Juror Nsrniliou. one oi
those who were left IN The box aftsr ycs-
tsrdavs proceedings aud he was excused
The nrst man summoned 10 take bis
ptace was excused on the plea that he had
served more than twenty dsys 40 q inrol
during the past wear The neNt one ais,
was excused ny the government becaus'
Of prejudice against circumstantisl evi
dence.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-20
THEIR
BODIES
REMOVED
Remains Of Mr.. and Mrs. Davis
Taken From Grave So ku-
topsy May Be Held.

Cataumot Mass. Nov. 20.-Tn room OF
the house formerly occupied by Major Al
len Swift opposite The burial ground from
which They had hui lust been remaNed.
the bodies OF Mr. and Mrs. Alden =. Da-
Nis were the subjects of an autopsy to-
day I'm an endeavor TO ascertain the eN-
set cause OF death.
The bodies were disinterred az $50
O'Clock a-ld were immediately removed To
the dwelling house Here Medical EXamin-
or Robert A. Faunce of sandwich. Pro-
f,ssors Wood and Whitney OF Harvard
University. DR. G. r. Harris OF llyanis.
Undertaken y Il. Wing OF Sandwich and
state Officers Whitney and l.etteuy. in
behalf OF the state conducted the exam
ination while Rev. J. r. Docking of this
town represented the family
The proceedings were carried on with
the utmost secrecy and no indication n'
10 what was learned was given out
The autopsy is another step in the ca
,icavor 10 connect Miss cane Toppan o
l.owen. now under arrest on The charg,
81 having caused the death OF Mrs Mar,
~ Gibbs of this place. with the deaths al
Mr.. and Mrs Davis Mrs Davis died 90
Boston on July a. last. and hsr husban,
on August The deaths We're similar ~
cause 10 that or Mrs Gibbs and thl
claim of the state " that they were du
10 poison administered by Miss Toppan
who was the nurse IN each ease
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-20
ABANDONED
INFANT
PERISAEO.
Babe Was Left on Steps al
No. 18 WinsOr Street and
Rolled TO the Sidewalk.

Tstrolnan J. j. Doyle made a discovery
which may result in criminal proceed
ings
The case has Co 10 with what appears
to have been the hesrtless treatment and
cruel abandonment of an infant
Asthc officer was passing along Winsor
street at 2:30 this morning and in front
of n. he was surprised at indlng the
body of a child near the steps OF that
house.
He Investigated and found that ID was
the body or a girl but q few hours old,
vet warm. and. hoping that there might
stiil be lfe In the litte frame he hurried
10 the station With II.
Death had however. ensued.
ON the steps of * Winsor street was
found 2 red skirt
The little one had evidently been
wrapped in this. aud so loosely that when
the child struggled IL rolled out. fell down
the steps and perished from cold
Medical Examiner Perkins says that
the child Was Of fun period and had lived
about five hours.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-20
DEED VALID.
Judge Rogers Gives Decision In
Case Of Wright vs.. Phillips.

Judge Rogers today handed down his
decision in the jury trial waived ease OF
John Wright vs.. David -. Phillips. This
action was one OF trespass and ejectment
The main point involved WAS whether
where person sigra deed in a name
to which he or she Is not entitled and
duly acknowledges the same. the interest
OF the person IL conveyed TO the grantee
Plaintiff claimed title under deed OF
one-eiehth part OF certain land subject
10 widows dover which deed Was
signed by Mary Berry Avaritte. VINO
owned the interest I'm the land conveyed.
Her name at the time was really Mary
Berry.
Judge Rogers cites many authorities to
support his holding that the question ot
importance H. the identity of the individ-
ual The deed is therefore held to be
good
Plaintiff H. given judgment for posses
sion OF the premises granted to him 10y
Mary Berry as Mary Berry ~Avaritte
subject to the right Of dover of the widow
of the lat. William Berry, aud also foi
one dollar damages and costs
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-20
BANK ROBBED.
Thieves Got Only a Small
Amount Of Cash at Woodbury..

Woodbury.. Conn Nov @.-Robbers
broke into the Woodbury. Savings Bank
early this morning and cracked safe
but though they carried Off quite large
sum In securities said 10 be unnegotiable,
they are said Go have secured only about
Sloo IN cash.
The explosion which wrecked the safe
was loud enough To awaken most Of the
residents OF the village az about o'clock
and the excitement was increased by the
sound OF gunshots fired by a vilager who
heard a team being driven rapidly past
his house.
IL is supposed that the thieves went In
the direction of SuuthburN. hut q posse
of clllznus calAnlea la The nrsl sclcci-
! man. &. NJ Harvey was unable 10 hit the
/ trail Of the fugitNes successfully. re-
/ ward OF $500 has been offered by the
/ town authorities FOR apprehension Of The
4 burglars and u WAS understood that this
amount would probably he Increased b>
/ the bank officials who were in session al
/ the bank this afternoon
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-20
EPISCOPAL|ANS.
1O0th Annual Convention Of
Diocese Of New Hampshirei

Concord. " H., Nov 20-The Tooth an
nual convention of the Protestant Episco-
pal church in the diocese Of New Hsmp-
shire opened at ST. Pauls church i'm this
city this morning with the celebration OF
Holy Communion and the annual address
by Bishop Niles, IN which he summed up
his years acts az follows:
II have ordained one to thep riesthood.
have confirmed 2so persons have cele-
brated the Holy Communion 27 times.
have preached 50 sermons and delivered
Sc addresses"
Referring TO the divorce discussion at
the general convention in San Francisco,
the bishop said
."Purely from expediency, and by rea-
son OF these evil times IL was that !,
and many Others. favored stricter rule
concerning the solemnizing of marriage,
and not that Christs law requires II
lie said I'm conclusion: The year that
has gone since last We met, brethren
| was indeed great year. In IL the best
! rs,aning monarch Victoria OF blessed
/ memory. ceased from her well done dutS
! I'm earthly kingdoms. I'm 1t our nation
\. head was tricken down by wicked hands
"In this year the old century has end
/ ed-a century of wonders such as save
/ time time Of our Lords incarnation, eartf
has never seen. In this year. the nev
( century has come which may sec We
/ s,reotor narvels than the last centur,
! beheld -nosybily even the crowning ma
Vel OF all. the blessed resurrection sn'
The glorious hnal consummation.
The sessions OF tho convention VIII con
,inue through tomorrow,the subject ~ re
usion i'm the rural districts Of New Hamp
shire being scheduled for discussion TO
night.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-20
ABOUT TOWN

There 4 quite q stir among the large
hrms who consume large quantities OF
Ice for they have been given 10 under
stand that the price Of iCe will he raised.
and they tho big consumers. are getting
ready o. form " syndicate that vii FUR
nish ihcm win this much needed cofumo-
ditv rho nov trust claims that the ire
dealers Who arc NOT in the trust have =
markvt for more than they can care FOR.
From thc present outlook ~ would seem
- if ihe larRe consumers we're up against
the trust az a. understood that tho tam
iiY rate viii not he raised
The Appellate court has granted new
frn' in the case of Vs. 81 Ricker Va
charles q. Bsilou on certain conditions
Defendant must reenter The case on ~
before nee isi 1901 nay the costs ~ th'
action lo date and 0f The netition. 80
for piaintins fraveline expenses and th'
attendance Of counsel These cost'
are not o. be recovered back IN any event
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-20
NOTES FROM THE HbRB0R.

The following vessels have arrived ana
sailed during tho past a hours
Arrived steamers Connecticut, Apple
bN. fremont Wilcox. New York War
wick Ricketson Newport and return
Queen city. Grey. Tiverton and return
Rambler Lake Fall River and return
tugs. Gaspse Unique. Richmond. Harold
standard oil No. :: schooners Sarah
Eaton. Coburn. Cauas. Miranda. New
Haven: Maria Hsysnstran; harses lows
Delaware. John !. Wymsn, Belle OF ore
gon.
Sailed steamers Connecticut. fremont
New York tuss II. y, Little nl9ue
Nathan Hale. ". A. Luckenbach' Schoon'
er sarah " Lawrence bsrses Walton
Theresa A a sumner. Hamilton ftsh.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-20
DIDN'T STEAL.
Miss Bodsn Exonsratsd BY
Court Of Charge Of Theft.

Boston Nov o-.Thescontention OF Miss
Louisa Bodeu, otherwise Lulu NJ Bright
man. that she was innocent of charge
OF stealing money and diamonds. on
which she was arrested last week. was
sustained iu the RoNbury district court
today when she was discharged after a
hearing before Judge Bolster
The accusation against Miss soden was
The larceny ~ money and diamonds val
ued AT sio26. the property ~ Miss Helen \.
stone Of this city.
The defendant has claimed from the
time Of her arrest that she was the We
Tim of = conspiracy devised nv persons
who have become enemies through her
dealings with them as detective. en-
ployed by the Watch and Ward society oil
this city.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-20
LEG CUT OFF.
.Ex- Brakeman Suing Consollda-
tod Road for $4,000.

Before a jury in Judge Dubois court
today was begun the second trial of Jo-
seph ~. Vincent against the New York,
New Haven & Hartford Railroad COM
pany to recover s2o,OO0 for personal in
iuries.
Mr. Vincent was brakeman and IN
jumping from one car To another fell
as the corner of one car was cut off His
les was so badly injured II had to he
ampitated lie suffered other bad effects
from his fall
\ Jury gave MIR. Vincent S0@o At the
first trial. but the appellate court set the
verdict aside
John w Hogan is attorney for the
plaintiN and David s. Baker and Lewis
\. Waterman attorneys for the defend
ant
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-20
REPUD|ATES POLICE
COMMISSION BILL.
-
City Solicitor CoIWs|I Says He Did MOI
Frame Measure and Appears in
Opposition III.

One or thc most Important hearings
sser givcn by general assembly com
nitiec took place this afternoon, and the
ihe voice OF the people was heard with
no uncertain sound.
II was public hearing on ihe bill TO
create 4 police commission for the city OF
Providence. the governor to appoint The
members with the advice and consent Of
the senate-and entirely without the adj
vice and consent OF the mayor the city
council or the taNpaying voters OF the
municipality.
OPPOSED by CITY SOLICITOR
Room sis ia the state House was crowd
~ by an audience representative Of all
walks of ifc~-from the registry voters 90
the representa- lives of some of The largest
corporations from the humblest citizen
IA the abiest legal advocates of right aud
Justice.
The members OF the senate Judiciary
committee occupied conspicuous seats ard
listened with deer intent 10 the proceed
ings
Al sl5 O'Clock. the members of the
house judiciary committee took their
seats. Judge Blodget, presiding. and the
other members of the committee present
were Representatives Moore Rice RAIN
bun Brown aud Metherell
city Solicitor ColNel of Providence re-
pudiated any idea that he was the iaiher
nf tho bill on had been consulted ln the
matter an lSes he Was directed to oppose
any Iegisla ation in which the city OF froNi-
.ence WAS interested unless directed to
the contrary The bill had simply been
passed by the common council aud had
not been communicated 90 the aldermen
or approved or vetoed by the mayor, auo
certainly not having instructions i'm any
form. he naturally would bc Obliged I,
oppose the bill
MIR. GUSHING CoRRALLED
Councilman Cushing said the common
council had voted Is TO for police com
mixsioN. but ,hought the project met th'
appreciation OF the aldermen.
In rcply TO question by Attorne,
Corssiock Mr. Gushing said he did no
think the printed bin had been submitted
10 the aldermen. individually or coliec
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-20
BADLY HURT.
Shsshan Suing Maguirs & Pen
nIman for $4,000 Damages,

In the United states Circuit court to-
dav before Judge Brown. the case of
Michael sheehau Va. Mcguire and PEN
niman was heard
Mr.. shcehsn on July :. 1901. was work
inc on the boom OF derrick owned by
Magwre 4 Psnniman. when without
warning nc was hurled - the ground
below breaking his les, knee cap and
generally inIuring him.
The accident was due 10 the breaking
Of a defective fastenine In the main
fsu ~ the derrick MIR sheehsn alleges
gross negligence on the part Or the de-
PENDANTS and wants 5000 damsEes The
case is still pending