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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-05-28
SHERIFF'S SALE.
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND AND
PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS.
Sherin's Office,
March 4, A. ID. 1901.

Providence, Sc:
BY virtue and in pursuance on an
Execution Number 1856. issued out OF the
Common Pleas Division of tho Supreme
Court. holden at Providence, Rhode ISL
and. within and for the county OF Provi-
1901. and returnable TO the said Court
September 4th a. -. 1901, upon a judg-
ment rendered by said Court on the nine
teenth day of FEBRUARY. a. -. 1901, In
favor or Timothee Benoit OF Kali River,
In the County of Bristol aud Common
wealth OF Massachusetts,, plainun. and
against Lawrence Rouley of Cranston, in
said County OF Providence and State OF
Rhode Island, defendant | have this day,
at ~ minutes past eight o'clock A. m,
levied the said execution on all the right
title and interest. which the said de-
fendant had on the eth day OF Decen-
ber, A. ID. 1900 az 20 minutes past nine
o'clock a. IN. Cthe time OF the attachmcnr
on the original writ1 in and 10 the follow
ing described real estate viz. Certain
tracts of land. with all the buildings and
improvements thereon situated on the
southerlN side OF Hartford Avenue. in
that portion OF the City of Providence re-
Ncently annexed from the Town OF john
ston. laid out and described as lots num-
bered from twelve 10 twenty-one both in-
elusive, lots numbered from 23 10 Is both
inclusive and lots numbered ~. 30, 81, IS.
AZ and 43 upon a plat entitled plat or
house lots belonging to the heirs OF Sterry
Sweet on Hartford avenue, Johnston.
n. l., by r. $. Mowry, March. lSy7 which
plat is recorded In the records or land
ston, and also ir the records Of land evi-
denec for said city OF Providence. Also
a tract OF land. with all the improve
ments thereon. bounded easterly upon Ida
street. upon which it measures about
fifty feet (J0). southerly on Crowninshield
street, upon which Il measures about
ninety feet taO. westerly upon lot NUM-
bered % on said plat on which IL meas
ures about Afty feet (5D and northerly
upon land now or formerly belonging 10
Joseph Pelegarski. "a being tho southerly
portion OF lots SO and 80 on said plat.
Notice Is hereby given that ! viii sell
the said attached and levied on estate at
a Public Auction. 10 be held in the Sher-
ims office IN the Providence County
Court House. i'm said City OF Providence.
In said County OF Providence on Satur-
day. the fifteenth u5th) day OF June.
A D. 1901, ati2 o'clock m, FOR the satis
faction OF said execution. debt. interest
on the same. costs OF suit. my own fees
and all contingent expenses, ~ sufficient.
ALBERT .. COATES
my2s-3o. 1913 Deputy Sheriff
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-05-28
Mortgagee's Sale

VIII be sold at Public Auction June the
tenth, 1901 at one o'clock y. IN. on the
Premises, by virtue OF the power of sale
cntained In a certain mortgage deed made
and executed by Orrin a. Kline and Ruth
II. kinne, his wife. I'm the right of the
wife, of the Town Of Johnston, in Provi-
dence County r. T. recorded in Book
TWO Hundred and Fourteen (2lD Page
Two Hundred and Forty Six C246). I'm the
records of the Town and County of Prov
idence. mortgage having been broken A
certain lot OF land. with all the improve
ments thereon, situated on the northerly
side or Ernest street, la said City OF
Providence; laid out and described as lot
numbered Seventy-Twu (72) on that plat
entitled Farm Plat No. One OD, belonging
10 the estate OF Amos u. Smith and Amy
A, Smith. October 1895, said plat is duly
recorded In the Recorders Office in said
City OF Providence reference thereto be-
ing had for a more particular description.
by order OF the Mertgagee, who hereby
said property at the sale thereof or at
any adjournment. mil POI
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-05-28
SHOOTS ms PARTNER DOWN.

After confessing his deceit to Mrs.
Herndon Reals had gone 20 the cabin Of
his partner, JCif Alexander. and dCmand-
ed his share Of The cleanup from their
claim. Alexander tried 10 argue with
the liquor-frcnzied man, and refused TO
give him anything until lac was sober.
In the heat of his dispute Eeols drew
his revolver and shot his psrtuer. With
out stopping 10 sec how badly Alexander
was nurt. he seized tasir whole store Of
dust from the cache under one corner OF
tho cabin. jammed it into the wallet
about his waist. and started FOR town
He had vague idsa that ne must flee
the country in order 20 cscape the PEN
atty For the murder and robbery. The
idea took detnltc shape wacn, passing up
one OF the streets. nc saw Joe Andrews
dog team drawn up before the North Star
saloon.
The sled was loaded down with provi-
slons; evidently Andrews had come 10
town TO rcpienish his cabin stock. and
WAS inside "pcgging up Before he start
ed on his homeward trip. Beal knew
the merits Of the team; he had hired IL
lie ooolly swung the leader into the
traces got the "barkies" moving. and
was soon making his way with them
eral men saw him handling the team, but
concluded that he had rented IL from
Andrews
Andrews ran upon one of these men
when some two hours later he stumbled
out OF the North Star, whip in hand.
ready To- Journey home, an iieSS 9GtiieS
that he had robbed and only slightly
wounded his partner.
IL didn't take those hard-headcd min
ers long 10 put two and two together
But Beals had now FIVE hours start. aud
one OF the best dog teams in tho country
90 beot They reasoned that he was
striking for either ST Michael or Nome
Andrews started in pursuit
Matters were In this condition when tho
Herndons were ready for the man hant.
a Jew hours after Andrews LETT they. too.
headed
reach Beals. At Anvil they overlook An-
drcws. who had broken his leg.
Before the accident. however, Andrews
had followed Bcals far enough on the ST.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-05-28
Mortgagee's Sale

Will be sold a q public auction on Mon
day, June Ord 81 l2.30 o'clock p. m, on
the premises. by virtue OF the power or
sale contained IN that certain mortgage
deed made and executed by Irving w.
Bliss and Minerva H.. Bliss. his wife.
dated June 9Th. 1896 aud recorded In tho
Office OF the town clerk OF the town OF
Johnston, X. l., in book No. 81. page -
OF the records OF mortgages OF real cs-
tate I'm the town OF Johnston. X. /. Those
two certain house lots. with all the in1-
provcmcnts thereon. situate In the town
OF Johnston. County or Providence and
state Of Rhode Island and are designated
as lots Nos. one Hundred and Twenty
three O2o and one Hundred and Twenty
-Four O2A and a plat of house lots known
az the Silver Lake Plat plated by &. ~.
Paine in 1853 and recorded Ia the records
cf the SAID rUWT OF JOHNSTON. IN Inc Town
clerk ufuCe references thereto being had
tor further 1escfiptiCu. Notice ~ herenv
given ~ the Intention " the mortgages 70
BID urou the above described property at
the sale thereof or aL any po4tpougment
or adjournment Of the same.
ma 1ut By order of the N0rtgsgee.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-05-28

Bcals brutality aud shameless profit
gacy that fired HIS wrath Long before
Beals brought her 10 the klondike he
had Tired OF the woman whom he had
scHemcG so hard 10 possess.
I'm that far away county. away from
an restraining Influences. Beals Haunted
his bold acts flagrantly and resortcd TO
all sorts OF ficndish devices TO torture
her
she stood il all until the drlnk-crazed
man told her that Hcrndon was not dead,
and that his own marriage To her was
merely q mock ceremony.
liaif stunned she had staggered to tho
Peterson bin near by ana there Hern-
don found her and together they deter
mined 10 make Bcals suffer "A double
need OF vengeance
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-05-28
RECORD OF THE PAST
No Stronger Evidence Can be
Had in Providence.

Look well 20 their record. What they
have done many times in years gone by
Is the best guarantee Of future results.
Anyone with a bad back: any reader suf-
ferlng from urinary troubles. from any
kidney Ills will find IN the following owl
dence proof that relief and cure is near
at hand:
Mr. John Sullivan. Of 72 Printery street.
who says:---'I recommended In tho month
Of January. 1896. Doan's Kidney Pills
after taking course Of treat-<nt. which
cured me OF headache and a weakened
condition Of the Kidneys II is now three
years aHce I gave thst statement. and
in plscS .ot retractiuc one word OFT I
unheyitatnsly ana empba,lSslIy. sndors.
-tl.- eisifns nta+s-fss- p0ssi. kidney
pnls"
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sole agents for the T. =.
Remember The name. DoANs. and
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-05-28
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-05-28

vlcrnl PROPERLY sppiicd fseps isA,hs-
tlobuL permsasnuy soft enf s,lont
bRoWN BROS co
Evening star., 1901-09-26
REGARDING A RESERVATION.
Home Savings Bank Asks That 1t BE
CurtaiIed.

Home Savings Bank Asks That 1t BE
Curtailed.
George E. Hamilton of the firm Of Ham
ilton & Colbert, attorneys, has written to
the District Commissioners respecting the
building which the Home Savings Bank of
this city proposes to erect at the 1ntersec-
tion of 7th street, Massachusetts avenue
and K street northwest. The site of the
bank fronts a public reservation, a trian-
gle. Mr.. Hamilton states that the bank
would like to know If this reservation
cannot be curtailed so that a sidewalk
twenty feet wide can be placed directly in
front of the bank building, with thirty
foot driveway adjoining He states that a
somewhat similar action was taken in re-
gard TO the site of the Central National
Bank, at Louisiana avenue and 7th street
northwest.
1.-The peculiar surroundings of this lot, ;"
continues Mr.. Hamilton make 1t imprac-
ticable of Improvement, and unless some
such method is adopted as herein suggest
ed the conditions which now exist will
continue, and such conditions in view Of
the location Of the public library building,
now in course Of construction, are un-
slightly and disadvantageous to the neigh
borhood and to the city.
Before making formal application we
respectfully ask that the matters and
things herein mentioned may be considered
by your board, and the bank advised as to
the possibility of proceeding in the building
as desired. The building proposed to be
erected Will cost in the neighborhood Of
$4,000, and will materially improve the
section Of the city, which improvement, on
account of the library building referred to,
Will be OF more than ordinary benefit"
Mr.. Hamilton calls attention to the
wagon stand which is now located on the
X street side of the proposed bank site
He declares the stand is nuisance to all
the contiguous property, and he desires to
r q t@ =
cality where it would be less Objectionable
and less of a nuisance.
Evening star., 1901-09-26
Tide Table.
THE COURTS.

Equity Court No. 1-Chief Justice Bingham
Edwards agt. Washington Beneficial En-
dowment Association; time to file transcript
extended to October 25. Miller agt Miller:
sales finally confirmed. Richardson agt.
heirs of Thos. S. Lee: pro confesso against
defendants granted. Drew agt. Commercial
Building and Loan Association decree of
September amended. Peer agt Peerless
Mfg. Co.; rule on defendant returnable
October 8 granted.
Circuit Court No. 1-Chief Justice Bing-
ham.
United States ex rel Phillips agt Hitch
cock ct al; rule to show cause returnable
October l. Rowan Granite Co. agt. Smith !;
order Of publication.
Probate Court-Chief Justice Bingham.
Estate of Cornelia P. Willard; account
passed. Estate Of John B. Pope; do. Es-
tate Of Maria F. Wilson; do Estate Of
Stephen Smith; statement for account filed.
Estate Of James williamson: order of pub
lication. Estate Of John n. Butler; order
appointing guardian ad Item. Estate OF
Edward Gatewood; order authorizing set
lement of claim and statement for account
filed. Estate Of F. G. Losano; statement
for account filed. Estate Of Ella c. Wood
yier; order appointing Hosea B. Moulton
administrator: bond, $780, Estate Of Jno.
II. Butler; order Of publication. Estate Of
Nellie J. Schof1eld; order appointing Dam
lei w. Schofield administrator; bond, Sc, ,OOO
Evening star., 1901-09-26
SPECIAL oNE-YEAR COURSE.
Innovation in Business High School
Prominent Feature

innovation in Business High School
Prominent Feature.
Ihe special one-year course inaugurated
at the Business High School, a short ac-
count OF which was published in The Star
q few days ago, will, in all probability.
prove to be of the features of the
business educational system Of the District.
Mr. Allan Davis, the principal of the school,
In speaking Of the new departure today,
said:
Under this plan pupils who have sue
cessfully completed three years or more of
the course Of studies prescribed at the
other nigh schools may, in one year, COM
plete condensed business course, embrace
ing bookkeeping, stenography, applied busi-
ness arithmetic, commercial law and COM
mercial geography. The advantages of the
system to those who desire to enter busi-
ness life are manifest. We have felt the
need OF something of this sort for a long
time. The demand from the pupils of other
schools for a business education has been
very marked, yet the majority of them
objected to taking the full course here,
especially as large part Of the work was
to them. merely review.
Owing to the crowded condition Of the
building we have found it very difficult to
place these new pupils, but we have de-
cided to utilize the room formerly occu-
pied by the Balance Sheet. our school pa
per, thus forcing 1t out into one Of the
halls
Even now we have enrolled pupils from
every one of the other high schools, and
one of our pupils has had, in addition to
the High School course two years of COL
lege instruction"
Evening star., 1901-09-26


ate"
Recommendations Submitted.
The report recommends that an additional
employe should be allowed the board to act
as probation officer, and that the law limit
ing the board to the employment Of two
agents be amended so as to allow the en-
ployment of a superintendent and two
agents, so that both the agents may be
sent into the field when occasion requires
In such case. 1t Is stated one Of the agents
might then be made probation officer.
The report concludes with estimates for
the fiscal year of 19O2-1903. The sum of
50 400 is asked for administrative purposes,
a total increase of 81, 400 over the appro-
priations for the present year. These esti-
mates include an item Of 81, 500 for the sal
airy Of the proposed superintendent, and an
increase of $500 In the salary of the secre-
tary. For the support of children total
of $57 800 is asked. The report Is signed by
James B. T. Tupper. president Of the board,
and B. Pickman Mann, secretary.
report from John Wesley Douglass,
agent of the board. accompanies the main
report from the children's guardians, and
details the work summarized and comment
ed upon in the former.
Evening star., 1901-09-26
CHARGE NOLLE PRESSED.
Complainant Withdraws AccusatiO
Against II. o. EdmOnstOn.

Complainant Withdraws Accusation
Against n. o. EdmOnstOn.
The charge of embezzlement preferred
against Robert o. Edmonston has been
nolle pressed by Prosecutor Mullowny upon
request Of the complainant in the case. It
Is stated that Mr.. Edmonston was several
months ago engaged as the local represen-
tative of the firm OF Frank M. Woodward
& Sons, Of New York, through their agent,
Frank H. Fromm. 1t Is also stated that
Mr.. Edmonston received a number Of or
ders for the firm, all Of which were filed
and for all Of which he made collections.
1t is Mr. Edmonston's habit, it is further
stated. to make monthly returns to the va
rious houses which he represents and to
keep record Of all checks he received, for
transmission to the Woodward concern,
Mr.. Fromm came to Washington to see
why no returns had been made recently
and after learning from customers that
they had paid Mr.. Edmonston for the arti-
oles in question he secured a warrant for
the latters arrest on the charge mentioned,
Mr.. Edmonston paid over all the money
claimed by the firm to be due, which
amount was verified by the accounts In his
hands. His friends are indignant that the
charge should have been brought against
him. He has been in business in this city
for thirty years.
Evening star., 1901-09-26
DISTRICT EPWORTH LEAGUE.
Eleventh Annual Convention of Or
ganfza ton Just Closed.

EieVenth Annual Convention of Or
gnnfZat1On Just Closed.
The eleventh annual convention of Wash
ington District Epworth League which be-
gan Tuesday at McKendree NJ. E. Church.
closed last evening.
Officers for the ensuing year were chosen
as follows: President. Mr.. E. S. LaFetra
vice presidents, DR.. ]. H. Wessler, Mrs. M.
NJ. Mitchell, Miss E. R. Woodward, Mr..
H. A. 1son; secretaries Messrs. F. T. Israel
and Samuel Scrivener; treasurer, H. c.
Gibbs; superintendent Junior League. Miss
Emily Scrivener.
After the various reports had been pre-
sented and adopted, Rev. DR.. Naylor, pre-
siding elder. made brief address, in which
he expressed qualification at the work ac-
complished by the members Of the various
chapters during the past year and encour-
aged them to continue their efforts along
the same lines during the coming twelve
months. Mr. T. T. Israel took occasion to
pay high compliment to The Star and
other daily papers Of Washington for their
liberaiity in publishing reports Of the meet
ings Of the league, especially of the con-
vention just closed.
President La Fetra was authorized to ap-
point committee of three to prepare suit
able resolutions Of respect relative to the
death of President Mckinley, the same to
be Incorporated as a part of the proceed
ings of the convention.
On the previous evening department con-
ferences were held, in which the following
took part: 3. S: La Fetra, district presi-
dent; ]. w. De Groot of Brookland, James
H. Allen of Wilson Memorial, ]. Finney
Engle of Metropolitan, A. w. Enkel of
Waugh, Rev J. Fred Heisse Of Wesley
Chapel, G. w. Brldwell Of Hamline, Miss
NJ. e. Edison of North Capitol, Mrs. q. J.
Harper Of Douglas, Rev. DR.. Clark of Ham
line. Mrs. D: B. Street Of Sibley Hospital,
VIM. ]. g. Thomas of Hamline, F. j. Met
calf Of st. Paurs. Mrs. A. F. Tennille Of
Mount Vernon Place, Miss Louise Duvall
Of Metropolitan and many others. Follow
ing the conferences short addresses on
"Glimpses Of California" were made by
some Of the delegates to the recent inter-
national Epworth League convention in
San Francisco.
Evening star., 1901-09-26

No. 1908 Rosedale street northeast-Anna
D. Adams to Allen P. and Fannie L. Fos-
ter. lots SO and 81, block %, Long Meadows
$1,000.
LIE Droit Park-American Security and
Trust Company to Marguerite ]. Wear
part Of lot 6. block Z: 81 100.
Mount Pleasant-Fillmore Beau ct al,
trustees, to Chas. H. Bruman, lot 102;
81, 900.
Ninth and g streets northeast-Mary
Fisher ct vir Geo. w. to g. Duley Glad
mon. part of lot 118, square 91S; SO.
Nos. 1442, 1444 and 1457 Sampson street
VIM. F. Finn ct ux. to Martha J. Martin,
part of lots A. 4S and 40, square 200, SO.
Twenty-first street northwest between d
and e streets-Clara ]. Heyland ct al. to
Lille M. Harmon, lots 1s and 1s, square
104; SO.
Emerson street northeast between 18th
and 18th streets-Walter W. Hummer ct
ux. to Harry Wendal, lot 1922 square 1929;
SO.
Columbia Heights-Maria L. Johnston to
James H. Purdy, lot 40, block "a: $40.
Trinidad-W. E. Lester ct al. trustees, to
J. VIM. shadrick. lot 4s, block 10; S475.
streets-E. H. l.. Myers ct al. to Daniel
Loughran, part original lots and 7, square
4O6; $40.
No. 632 G street southwest-susie A.
Shaw to John c. Shaw, fourth interest in
lot A, square 46S; $500.
Nos. 231 and 233 1st street southwest and
No. 103 Canal street southwest-Ella B.
Sherman ct vir John to VIM. L. Menden-
hall and John o. Waters, part lot 4, square
57S: SO.
White Croft-Mary e. White ct al. to
Fannie A. Somerville, lots /, II, 1s and 83,
block 1; lots IA. TO- %, %, 80, 81 and 81,
block 2; lots 8, 8, 10, II and rs, block 8;
lots IL and %, block 4; $40. Mary e. White
ct al. to Ida M. White. lots II, II. 20, 21,
80 and 81 block 1; lots IL, 10. 20. II. go
and 81, block 1; lots, u, Is, 20, 21, 40 and
lots IA and %. block T. Mary E. White ct
al. to Sadie L. Donnelly, lots Is, 10, % and
20. block /; lots 10, II. 1s. 10. Al and 4s.
block 2; lots 1, 2. 7. g. 20, 21 and u. block
8; lot 21 block 4; So Mary e. White ct al.
to Ida M. White, lots 18, IA, 2e and q, block
l. lots 8, 0, II, "a, Is, 45 and 40, block 2; lots
1S. 10 and %, block 8; lots 10, II, 18, 20.
block 4; SO. Mary e. White ct al. to Car
rie Madison, lots 22 and %, block 1; lots 4,
8, %, %, 81, 80. Al. a, block 2:olots 6, IA.
IS, 30. block 81 lots 6. T.. 10 and 18, block
4; $1O James NJ. White ct al. to Mary d.
White. lots 2 to 10. 80, block /; lots 3S, "a,
80, block 2; lots 2 and 8. block 4: SO.
Mary e. White ct al. to Jamess NJ White,
lot 10. block II lots 36, SO, Is. A, 80, 81.
and 3, block 2; lots 18, II, ~. 23 and 81,
Petworth-Brainard H. Warner ct al,
trustees, to VIM. M. Terrell, iotd26, square
%; $8.050. II y I
First and Canal streets southwest-Brain
ard H. Warner ct ux. to Ella B, Sherman,
lot 4, square b7S; $40.
M street northwest between 25th and
26th streets-Louis D. Wine ct az, trustees,
to George q. Brown, lot 4s. square II;
5000.
Evening star., 1901-09-26
Marriage Licenses :


Marriage licenses have been issued to the
followingi
white-charles w. Lee and Mary 7. alea-
son; Charles T. Roderick and Sophia Mon
roe; John w. Clarke and Sadie M. Luns-
ford; Ferdinand A. Cook and Olive q.
Clarkei Charles M. HALEY and Daisy D.
Ward. both Of Ontario. Va, Walter A.
Wannall and Edna r. Conway: Andrew r.
Jenkins and Mary L. Hanson; William H.
Wambold and Vever Leach; William M.
Mccormick Of staunton. Va. and sallie K.
Cautborn Of Millboro', Va: John r. segur
of Atlantic City. N. J.. and Nellie A. Rag
land Of Baltimore. Nd; Irby p. Hudson
and Cora Marks; George w. Hall and An
Colored-EliJah BogSs and Dora johnson
Henry II. Naylor and Mamie q. Henson;
Robert p, Jackson and Elizabeth Ware:
James Gilliard and Adelaide Vincent
Moses Cunningham and Mary B. Hamilton
Robert Garner and Lavenia Thomas; John
" STANDBY and Eunice Clark: Charles A,
Dice and Julia L. Leel John jackson and
Fannie Richardson
Evening star., 1901-09-26

Advertisements for Saturday.
To insure insertion and
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Records for Twenty-Four Hou,
Condition of the Water.

Temperature and condition Of water at 6
am: Great Falls temperature, 66: condi-
ton, 2S; receiving reservoir, temperature,
81; condition at north connection, 1S; condi.
ton at south connection, g.; distributing res
ervoir, temperature, 81; condition at infiu
ent gate house 15