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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-07-19
NORTH SCITUATE.

Mie. lyNnhn olhNh is lutee W NJ WIS
writing.
Mrs Harriet Stone Is confined to her
home by illness.
Dudley Spaulding OF Providence is
visiting at E. b. Cards.
A. II. Adams. the mail contractor. was
In town on Wednesday.
A large shipment OF cotton was re.
ceived a, the mill tins week.
Stephen Tour,ellott OF Providence Is
quite i'll at mis- home at Chopmist.
Deputy Sheriff Rounds Of Hope was
here on Monday collecting poll taxes.
Rev. and Mrs. James Colwe'i of Green
Vile are the guests of Miss Saunders
Mr.. Harrington, OF Moosup, Conn.
has moved into the G. +. Aldrich house.
Hon. Daniel r. Ballou and family Of
Providence have been In town this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Booth OF Providence
were the guests OF John whipple on Wed.
nesday.
Albert Leonard and family Of Provi-
dence are spending the summer at Allan
Angelps.
Miss Mary Saunders Is visiting DR.. and
Mrs. B. NJ. Latham at M ansfeld. Mass,
this week.
Rev. Z. X. Caswell exchanged puIpi,s
on Sunday with Rev. c. II. Johnson of
Rockland.
Royal Page has sued A .. Wood, ex.
ecutor OF the Richard Grayson estate
for trespass.
A number from this place attended the
Union Excursion Of the Baptist Sunday
Schools on Tuesday.
Halsey p. Aldrich attended the annual
reunion of Battery b., X. Artillery at
Fields Point on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. 6. +. Aldrich OF the
annex gave picnic to party OF friends
at their place here on Monday.
Phil Cueson, a well.known annex bar.
Der, was here this week looking for an
available location for barber shop.
Mark Premo, a well.known barber. has
leased the shop OF Daniel Cory and will
run barbering business here on Sun.
days.
John Benz EFT, who has been seriously
I'll for the past six weeks, Ia gaining
rapidly and Is now able to get out OF
doors.
Charles Tucker OF Saunje rsyille
attended the annual reunion of the First
II. l. Cavalry at Crescent Park on Wed.
nesday.
Samuel Irons Of Olneyville was In
town Sunday and called on his old friend,
John Bennett Mr.. Irons resided In
North Seituate nearly sixty years ago
An artist and reporter representing the
Providenc. Journal were in North Scit.
uate this week taking pictures OF the Lap.
ham Institute Buildings and gathering
material TOR an article on the same.
Invitations were received here this
week announcing the coming wedding OF
John Kelsey Fenner and Miss Edith
CaIef. Mr.. Fenner wa, formerly princi-
pal OF the Academy School and has many
warm friends IN Scituate.
Scituate Council, A. 7. and A. A. H.,
held a regular session last Saturday even.
ing In the institute Building. The Grand
officers Of the State Council were present.
One candidate was initiated. During the
evening a lunch was served.
Miss Sarah Bishop died a, her home
here on Monday. The deceased was the
widow Of the late William Bishop and had
resided IN North Seitua,e the most of her
life. She was In her 74ih year. The
funeral services were held at her
late residence. on Thursday Rev. Mr.
IOry conducted the seryice
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-07-19
VOL. XIV. NO. 40.
SAN SOUCpS
Big Department Store.
oLNEYVILLE SQUARE
A Different Undermuslin Sale!

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GOWNS-Cambrc, style either sOo
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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-07-19

Last winter / wa. confined to my bed
with very bad cold on the lungs. Moth.
Ing gave me reliet Finally ny wife
bought a bottle OF One Minute Cough
Cure that effected speedy cure. | can.
not speak too highly Of that excellent
remedy Mr.. y. X. Housemsn, Mana.
wney, Pa. E. NJ Spencer. No. Seiiuate /,
~ F. Reiner, Centerdale! T. r. Parker,
OlneNille.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-07-19
ladies' Jersey Vests, I4c.

Seveniy.hve dozen Jersey Ribbed
Vests, lace yoke, back and front, elk tape
all around yoke, a regular r9c. quality
Ladies' Jersey Vests, our regular "a lac.
quality, now &c. each. Z Jones * Co.,
Arcade, Providence.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-07-19
Comfort I'm Shopping

These warm days !, seems strange there
can be. but our new electric ians prove II
to be 40. Have you seen and tried them ;
JE Jones a. Co., Arcade. Providence.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-07-19
Church Notes.

Broadway Bapust Church, Rev. !. V.
Osterhout, pRstor.-Sunday School July
al. at Io;4S n. m. Preaching by the
pastor IL rs aud 7;I5p m.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-06-17
Scott is Stubborn.
Rather Jail Than Paw.

Bosrox, June 17.--Thomas 4. Scott,
ni Boston. New York, Chicago, kansas
City and ST. Louis. repuied miliion-
aire, cinbanAp, Feal-astate operator,
railroad promoter and John W. Gates y
friends, 10 in jail there because he re.
fused 10 pay two notes Of sl2. .btaa each.
He has been there lis days and says be
will stay till the end ei all t.she, If he
lives that long. rather than pay the
notea.
He says his arrest and imprisonment
are the result OF conspiracy among
certain note brokers Of Boston to black
mail him out oi good share Of his for
tune. scott's trouble arose from an at.
{ mpt several months ago to raise f2s.-
600 to put his half interest in the 81.
Louis elevated road franchise in share
to sell.
Two of his notes cana 10 Boston,
were protested, and his arrest followed
the tirst time he visited tlae city. Scott
is rated q millionaire by Bradstreets
He claims he never got bat $500 out OF
his SIS 600 worth Of notes.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-06-17
Cheap Living
In Chicago City.

CHICAGO, 5Bne I'll ". Gossard,
the sociological student who lives at the
Auditorium Aunex at a cost Of $50 90 q
seek, spent seven days In the working
man 's Home in The Lesee, at cost oi
si.l5. 6ossard to-day said
"When ! got in there asked the bo,
ia charge Mag look iuto yonr kisch
en-? lie said could. | walked back Il
as clean a islsee a. any one would wan
10 ealet. The pior from the csokin
food was appciixtng. ] askaa the eooks
10 ht fne see the ft.ods. They removed
the tops of the kettles. II locked good
went ont and took plaee with ths
rest Of the tnea on = stool in tr nt Of tlse
counter. tried the bean and rice soup,
The potatoes, the sauces, the bread and
the cereal drink.
ttThe soups are cent, bread cent,
MILE ? cents. coffee on" e4nt. ilSea
well on sssca cent? ,lay for food alone
Lodging aas ten ernis day aiih break.
fast of cxsffee aud rclls included. My
bill far the Geek sas Lodging and break
fact, 10 cents. 90 luncheon = cents, IL /;
dinner. 8 cents, q bath 10 cents, 10 /;
total, si -.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-06-17
Grooming Republican Candidate
Fairbanks Of Indiana Looming

WAsHrNsTos, June i7.--Senator Fair
banks presidential boom is being care
folly nursed, and before the campaign
OF 1904 j. is expected that the name Of
the Statesman from the IIoosier State
will have hecome household word.
Tha; Mr., Fairbanks is serious in the
! matter aas e, Ideneed by the arrival in
this city II Albert Wishard, formerly
United States pistriet Attorney at Ia
dianapoiis, Who has resigned his posi.
tloa to accept that al manager oil the
Fairbanks presidential boom.
Officially Nr. Wishard is the rev so-
| iicitor for Ihe Internal Revenue Bureau
oi the Treasury, and in bis coming is q
story which is being discussed by poiiii.
clans in the capital. Senator Fairbanks
tndacsi Judge Thomas Of Kentucky,
he former solicitor for the Internal Re-
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-06-17
Lost To New York
Changed in 50 Years.

NEW YoRK, June l7.--Augustus Rath.
bone, IS years old. OF San Jose, CAL,
who is staying now In Brooklyn hotel,
arrived here Saturday afternoon With
$25 and a check for $500. lie had not
been In New York for nearly fifty years.
The city had changed 80 much since
his last visit that he became completely
bewildered and lost. A detective was
assigned to the hunt for the old man's
cash and check. The detectives easily
found the first hotel Mr.. Rathbone
went to, but IL was long time before
he found the second. At last the trail
led to the Atlantic Hotel in Brooklyn.
The proprietor, Augustus strauss, inn
mediately recognised Rathbone as a
man who registered there last Saturday
and left his baggage and valuables and
disappeared next day. Strauss gave
Rathbone's belongings TO the detective.
Rathbone is native OF Providence, r.
|. In 1852 he left there to goiWest,
where Ire made his fortune. The old
man is on tour OF the world. aud came
this way to obtain another glimpse OF
New York and to visit his old home in
Providence.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-06-17
Well Married
Three Ceremonies.
Very truly yours.
l.. IL. MANNING.

ST. PAUL, June i7.--Tt took three
marriage ceremonies, all performed
within few hours, to transform Miss
Emma Loveioy, daughter Of the Post
master of Minneapolis, into Mrs,
Charles Jewett Chaplin. At one Of them
the Governor OF Minnesota ofii lated.
Originally the young couple we're mar
ried by the Rev. Marion d. Shutter,
pastor OF the Church Of the Redeemer,
in Mnnea polls. This ceremony waa
held ut the home of the bride. Afte'
the service was over the discovery wal
made that the bridegroom had neglect
ed 10 secure license. However. th'
couple start d for st. Paul, accompanies
by the Governor and Mrs. Van SAINT
marriage license having in the meas
time been secured.
Go the way to st. Paul Gov. Van San
in his capacity as Chief Executive off
eiated at the second ceremony.
v hen this city was reached tele
phone message from The brides fathel
awaited the party which read
Come back at onca,"
The bride aud bridegroom obeyed in
strnctions and returned TO Minneapolis,
The party drove 10 the residence Of nr
Shutter. where they were married foi
the third time. They then returned IL
st. Paul, and later left for the East on .
wedding tour,
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-06-17
The YliOated Pledge
Of the Republicans.

WASHINGTON, June H. Former SEN
ator Chandler OF New Hampshire,
chairman OF the Spanish Claims Com
mission, has decided controversy as to
the authorship OF the words (which We
pledge ourselves to promote" in the
bimetallie plank lin the Republican
platform of 1896, and has awarded a
500 prize to Senator Lodge Of Massa-
chusetts.
These words gave to that plank all
its force and gave such Republican adj
vocates OF bimetaIlism as Messrs.
Chandler and Wolcott ground for re-
naming in the party. When the con-
troyersY as to the authorship Of these
words was raging, Mr.. Chandler offered
reward of 400 TO the person who
established his autAor,hip. Mr.. Chand.
Ter did not consider evidence in support
OF any claim conclusive until Senator
Foraker, chairman OF the platform Gem.
mlttee III 1896, recently found the orisi'
nal draft, with the words ihterlined.
They were unmistakably in the hand.
writing OF Senator Lodge.
Mr.. Chandler sent 10 the Aassa,
chusetts Senator his check for 500
Saturday, accompanied by letter, in
which he says all wise men know that
Messrs. Mckinley and Hobart would
not have been elected il the platform
had not contained these words. and il
they had not been elected in 1896 Mr.
/. Mckinley would not have been elected
ia 1850.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-06-17
THE CITY OF TUCSON
WATER COMMISSIONER.
Gen. I. H. Manning Shows Why HisExit from
Office Should be Expedited.
A CALM PRESENTATION OF THE FACTS.

pesedly, were made upon the meter
readings. The bill presented to the
Owls amounted to about eighteen dol
lars for twenty-five days, and FIVE dol
lars was accepted in settlement for
thirty days. The bill presented TO my
neighbor, above referred to, amounted
to two dollars and two dollars were ac-
cepted, although It Ia adrnitte that the
amount did not pay for the water act
uaily consumed.
In the case OF the trees the bill for
sixty dollars 10000 was refused
primarily because | knew that 1t was
absolutely impossible that any such
quantity OF water could have been con-
sumed, and secondarily because | had
knowledge OF the great discrepancies in
the two other cases referred to, in the
adjudication of which Mr.. Gasser ad-
mitted his error and unable to give any
satisfactory explanation whatever there
for.
oS "H UNfopiiSo w your hOHVfAbtO
body that there is not the slightest dis
position on my part to evade the pay
ment OF any just and equitable tax, ]
hereby declare that use at my resi-
dence four times as much water as Is
used at the Owls Building, and believe
twice as much as was used on the trees
on Franklin Street, and only pay for
this water two dollars and fifty cents
($2.50) per month, and in connection
with this rate, desire to state that a
bin was presented to me by Mr.. Gasser,
among other bills for watering property
that l own, which amounted for my
residence TO two dollars and fifty cents
ts2.50) few days thereafter he calit d
NJ my Office and among other bills for
water, my residence was charged three
dollars (s3.00j. When l directed his
attention to tho fact that only few
days before he had rendered the bill
for two dollars AMI half ts2.50l and
inquired why this particuler bill had
| been increased he insisted that it could
not be so, whereupon produced hi
bill or memorandum naming two dol
+, lars and fifty cents as the rate, which
he then accepted without further com
ment. The juggling OF rates naturally
led me to the idea oil self protection
sud resulted in my resisting the de
mands OF your Superintendent to ths
| fullest extent.
In the suit which have just filed one
OF the allegations contained in my com
plaint is that Mr.. Gasser was actuat q
largely In fixing these water rates, by 9
spirit Of malignity. In support of THU
contention ] desire TO say that after
declined and refused to pay his bill o.
4 sixty dollars tss0.oo) for the irrigation
OF the trees on franklin street for ths
month OF April he presented me bill
for about two hundred and tifty-eigh'
dollars (s25S ,00l Tor water which ht
claimed was used by me for the irriga
ton OF trees on Franklin street from The
| first day of August, 1900, up to some date
in this year which do not now remem
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-06-17
COBRE GRANDE
Controversy Over the Pro.
perty Has Been Re.
neWed.
INJUNCTION HAS
BEEN ASKED FOR
Colonel Greene Has Been Served
With a Summons and is Resisting
the Jurisdiction of the New York
Courts Stock Broker Behind
Present Proceedings.

Ngw YoRK, June l7.--Alex. HELEN
berg, stock broker has through his
council applied to Justice Giljersleeve.
In the Supreme Court, for receiver for
the Cobre Grande Copper Company oi
Arizona aud an Injunction restraining it
from dispesing OF any of it's property
pending action. The justice allowed the
counsel interested until to morrow TO
submit briefs.
The controversy over the mines of the
company has extended over a period Of
two years. principally in Arizona, and
the present suit is an attempt upon the
part Of Mr.. Hallenbnrg 10 get hearing
IN the New York Courts.
Am. G. Greene, one OF the defendants
10 the present suit, was in New York on
May 2s, and personal service of the sum.
mons and complaint in an application
Tor an injunction was made upon him al
that time. not only In HE iDdividua
capacity. but as president Of she Greene
Consolidated Copper Company. sines
that time strenuous efforts have h,.er
made by his counsel to have the cas-,
dismissed on the ground Of the wan
Of Jurisdiction aud that The controcers,
should be RENTED 10 Arizona. A mo
ton TO that effect vas recently denied.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-06-17

Der. | declined to pay this bill for the
reason that there was not one drop OF
water used by me or any one connected
with me for the irrigation OF any trees or
for any purpoie whatever during the
month OF August or September or Octo-
Der or November or December or January
or February and not until March OF this
year when q new lot Of trees were
planted. The lot OF trees which Iplanted
in the early spring of 1900 were dead
weli-dried and ready for fire-wood before
the month of August, because we could
not get water from the old water COM
pany to keep them alive, although the
members OF the water committee Of your
honorable body agreed with me that if
the trees were planted | should have the
necessary water.
My experience with Mr.. Gasser leads
me to the belief that he 10 totally unfit to
occupy the position which he now holds
with your consent. ] believe that an in
Foottk6ttth Wy yph iOdAib ia
that he is assuming TO himself the power
OF raising and lowering the water rates
OF the consumers OF this city, as seems
most expedient and convenient to him.
| therefore make the formal complaint
that he Is altogether incompetent and
unfit for the office which he holds and
respectfully request your investigation
OF the charge. Before closing desire to
disclaim any intent TO reflect upon any
member OF your honorable body and de-
clare that the sole object of this com.
munication is to endeavor, as is the duty
of every public spirited citizen, to have
you put someone in the position OF Super
intendent OF the Water Works OF this
City who will fulfil the duties satisfae-
torily to the public and thereby reflect
credit upon yourselves.
Very truly yours.
l.. II. MANNING.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-06-17

v snue Bureau, to resign, az the latter ID
we'll advanced in years and 10 well-tO-d0.
The senior Senator from Indiana desired
the birth for his friend, Wishard, who
was to come on here and begin the pnsh.
ing Of the presidential boom. Judee
Thomas, the former incumbent of the
Office, however. had q little plan Of his
own in hand. He began 10 scheme to
get his son-in-iaw ex.Representative
Pngb of Kentucky, into the berth.
Senator Fairbanks, 1t la; related, rot
WIND OF the Pugh candidacy, and i'm
m adiasely secured promise from the
President that, when Judge Thomas re.
signed. the place should go 10 M 1.
Wishard. Wishard Was not named in
the promise, which merely covered tho
stipulation that the appointee would Be-
Fairbanks man" The Hoosier S.
nator than named his man.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-06-17
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America Advancing.

American locomotives are hauling
English trains, and Englishmen are roll.
ing over American steel rails. Our ma
cbinery is sold all over the world. A
great American remedy. Hostetter's 8
Stomach 'Bitters, is gradually working
its way to all parts OF the globe where
dyspepsia and indigestion thrive. Like
ali American products, tits honest, and
does just what i: claims to do. The most
stubborn cases OF constipation, bilious
ness, nervousness, liver and kidney
troubles must yield to it. 1t is the most
perfect remedy ever devised for weak
stomachs. For fifty years IL has been
famous for its astonishing efficacy. It
is perfectly natural remedy and there
is nothing to equal it. See that Pri.
vate Revenue Stamp covers the neck OF
the bottle.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-06-17
Reservoir Burst
Danger Threatened.

DgSvRR, Colo, June Ia break in
the walls of Larimer 4 Weld reservoir
north Of Fort Collins has placed many
lives In danger and may destroy much
property.
Water is pouring through the break
in torrent and couriers are speeding
through the valley warning the ranch
aF1
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-06-17
Is Murphy in Trouble?
A Report From Washington.
NUMBER IS

Los ANGELE June IA Washington special to the Times
After the President had apponted Gov Of New
Mexico another Saturday nmated the
would be made that Gov Murphy Arizona whose
this month will also reapponmen although there
objections Charges filed against
Gov Murphy with the President. These referred
Secretary the Interior who has made formal of his
decision, but VII them to be unfounded.
There evidently mistake Murph, yet
than 0
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-06-17

Lord John Russell, who was 1T one
time Prime Minister Of Great Britain.
He is first cousin OF the Duke of Bed
ford.
The Earl is an an advanced Liberal
ia politics. Public sympathy 10 with
him, as be has long been persecuted
by his first wife, who has lately become
music ball dancer. The mother Of
the first sife was sent TO Jail for six
months couple Of years ago for llbel4
ing The earl.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-06-17

Gen. l.. III. Manning has reinforced
his action in the courts by appealing 70
,ho mayor and council regarding the
o,nauct Of water superintendent Gasser.
,nneral Manning's letter, we'll fortified
Nth facts, as it is, makes very interest
ing reading. Here it is;
Tpp uoSoRABLR MAYOR & ComMoS CouN.
Gil, OF TrosoN
ON or about May ist Mr.. Louis Gasser,
spnerintendent OF the City Water
Works, presensed two bills for water
which he claimed had been consumed at
two places in which am Interested,
first the Owls building located on the
wast side OF North Main street, and
next for water to irrigate the trees
which we're planted on West franklin
street The occupants OF the Owls
bnilding while renting from me pay the
water rent. The bitt Tor water that
yonr superintendent insisted had been
used by the tenants for twenty five days
in April amounted TO eighteen and odd
dollars and the bill for watering the
trees for the same period amounted to
some sixty odd dollars, The bill for the
Owls building was presented to the ten
ants. who upon my advice, refused to
pav on the grounds that the water
claimed to have been used by the super
intendent was not actually used, and for
the same reason | declined to pay the
h,ll for the water which he said had
been used in the irrigation Of the trees
ON franklin streets. Upon an investi-
cation OF the bill for water used in the
owls building, for some reason, which
was never satisfactorily explained eiths.
to the tenants or to myself, MIR. Gasser
Withdrew the bill and accepted settle
ment on a basis which amounted to
over three fifths less than the amount
which his original bill claimed to be due,
the exact amount which he accepted be-
ing five dollars ($5.00) for thirty days,
although bis original bin called for
about twenty.one dollars ts2l.00) ior
thirty days. The bin of sixty dollars
ls6o.o0l for water claimed by your sup.
perintendent to have been used on
Franklin street for the irrigation OF
trees was upon investigation found to be
as erroneous as his bill for water used in
the OWLS building and for this reason
declined to pay. ! am also informed
and believe that for the>same period,
that is to say, twenty-five days in April
a bill was presented to neighbor who
actually used muel, larger quantity oil
water than in either OF the two places
above referred TO, and that the bill pre-,
sented by your superintendent for water
used at this place amounted to two dol
lars, which amount was paid and accept
ed 10y Mr.. Gasser.
In each Of the three places named
yon will understand that meters had
been previously placed by Mr.. Gassel
on the property and that his bills, sup
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-06-17
Earl Russell Arrested
and Charged With BigaIly.

LONDON. June Il. Earl Russell was
arrested today On a charge OF bigamy.
His fret countess was Mabel Scott.
In 1900 he eloped with Mrs. Mollie
SomerSi!e, whom he subsequently
hi 2 ied at Reno, Nevada. The Earl
was remanded in 81 900 bail.
Ia The event OF conviction the case
will be taken 10 the House Of Lords, as
Earl Rnsseli il entitled tn trial by bis
peers,
Earl Russell is a grandson OF that
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-06-17

LONDON, June l7.-Replying to a
question is the House OF Commons,
Secretary of War Broderick said there
were ,229 persons in the concentra-
ton camps of the Transvaal and Orange
River Colony.
The deaths in these camps for the
month of May number 9S men and
women and 3l9 children.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-06-17
Golf Championship
Hillie's Proud Record

HAMILTON. Mass., June i7,-Willie
Anderson Of pittsfeld, Mass., won tse
open golf championship OF the United
States in an lS-hole play on the Mayopia
course yesterday morning against Alex.
ander Smith Of Scotland. Anderson
won by one stroke making Is holes in IS
strokes.