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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-25
CAUSED. HER
HUSBANDS
DEATH.
Coroner Babsock Holds Ross
hagIs Responsible for Tho
Shooting Of James NagIs.

Coroner Harmon s, Babcock today fled
his report with the clerk OF the common
pleas division OF the supreme court on the
inquest held by him in regard to the
death Of James Nagle at East Providence
on Nov A.
The decision OF the coroner is that Mrs.
Rose Nagle is responsible for the death
of James Nagle who was her husband.
Death Is found 10 have resulted from
ballet wound in the right temple, the
bullet having been fired from a revolver
held in the hand Of Rose Nagle. and the
latter person Is held to have unlawfully
killed and murdered James Nagle,
The testimony i'm the case Is very fully
reviewed by the coroner.
From the testimony II appears that at
about o'clock in the morning of NoN.
IL. 1901 James Nagle was found dead In
his tenement at 20 Valley street In the
town OF East Providence. Rose Nagle
said her husband came home the night
man, and that her husband put her out
Of the house. That she remained In the
ward and woodshed until oClock the
following morning, when she went IN 10
light the fire. Her husband, she claim
ed then again drove her out with a
poker. and as she passed the window OF
the house she saw fash and heard the
report OF revolver. Next she UNe
the alarm 80 neighbors
A witness named Sophie Lawson con.
tradicts Rose. saying She (Sophiel heard
Rose in the house at . a m. and heard
her talking very loud. and saying, ~ u
Nf YOU" The testimony of other Wit
nesses also contradcts Mrs. Nagle on i'm
portant points. and she, II is claimed.
bought the revolver the shooting was
done with on Nov. III.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-25
-NQIeS- FROM The hARb0R

The following vessels have arrived ana
sailed since last report Arrived: steam
ers Connecticut. Hazard, fremont, VIII
cox New York: Dorchester Foster, Bal
timore. warwick. Lake, Fall River ana
return; Queen City, Grey, Tiverton and
return. city OF Newport, Rlcketson,
Newnort and return; steam yacht. vixen
Newnort and return. Tugs Mars, X M
waterman: schooners American Eagle
Rose Taunton =. n. Pickering. Bruns-
wick. Ga. Barges Henry Clay, j. Il. Eng
lsh ,,.
sailed. steamers Connecticut, fremont
Naw YORK. Dorchester. Baltimore. Tugs
prudcpce Patience, n. NJ Waterman
schooners l.. L. Hamlne. Nelsor, Fall
River. Barges Maine. Dehhi' lslaho
Home. Ariadne.
Tbe handsome steam yacht Vixen, own
ed bv Addicks, the well-known gas man
OF Delaware. was In the harpor lot
short time yesterday.
The steamer Rambler of the froVi'
dence. Fan River and Newport hne Is ol
the dry dock for slight repairs anu '"'
v-arvtck is running la her place.
1,he stcsmer fremont Of the JOY line
arrived I'm port this morning from Bridge
mort. where she put In yesterday on &C
count of the storm. Some or her passeh
gers came through Via rail
Tho steamer Connecticut IN charge ~
r.ntain Hazard. arrived al her dock
sev hours late yesterday. hut little tn
worse for the fierce sea she encountered
i'm the sound
ons or two of her paddles were broken
but otherwise she proved herself to he al
excellent heavy sea boat
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-25
HELD FOR TRIAL.
VIM. Courssy Shot Napoleon
do ROSi in Tho Back.

Napoleon dc RosI 25 years OF age. p coal
shoveler. residing I'm East Providence
was shot aud quite seriously wounded by
William Coursey OF ls7 East Manning
street this city last night
DE Rosi and some companions were
standing at the corner OF Gano and Tock-
wotten streets when Cour.ey and a
friend. both of whom are said to have
been under the influence OF liquor. passed.
lie Rnsi IL sLeuning aslle 10 nllnM -them-
10 pass accidentally iostled Coursey. who
drew revolver and shot De Bosi in the
back. near the hip. The two men started
60 run away bat were pursued by Pat
rick Maronev. who knocked Coursey down
and held him till he could be arrested.
The other man threw the pistol into the
river and disappeared DE Rosi was sent
To the Rhode Island Hospital and at
noon TODAY the physicians reported him
as quite comfortable llls wound Is not
considered serious and they have every
hope for his recovery.
CourseV was locked mp ~ the station
on a charge ~ assault with q dangerous
weapon. According 10 the police all OF
the men who were together at the time
of the alleged assault were more or less
under the Influence OF luuor. Moroney,
\ who stopped Coursey in his Wild career
/ toward the river. T. well known in Eas,
/ Providence pe Rosi who Is ~ years old
4 Is a laborer employed at the Wilkesbnrre
4 pier. Courscy is an oyeterman I'm the em-
/ ploy of the Narragansett Bay oyster
4 company.
/ u. the district court today. Course,
was arraigncd on "a charge of assault
/ with dangerous weapon and he entered
( a plea OF not guilty lie was held in Seap
I bonds for trial Friday, December y.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-25
MOTOR
WAGONS
FAILED.
Shspard Company Suing The
Indiana Bicycle Company
for S9444.8l

A jury in Judge wilbur's court this
afternoon heard testimony in the suit
brought by The Shepard company against
the Indiana Bicycle company, Of Indian
apolis. 10 recover s9li4N, alleged to be
due on a guarantee OF three electric
motor vehicles for which the plaintiff
contracted in 1893.
The plaintin claims total failure OF
the motor vehicles 10 do the work they
were guaranteed 10 do and the defendant
claims that II offered TO put the ma
chimes in good condition after fault was
found with them.
The Shepard company claims that IN
the summer of 1899 II deemed Il advisable
60 introduce electric motor vehicles into
the work Of carrying goods from its store
20 customers. The agent OF the defendant
company at Boston heard OF this and
urged Mr. Shepard TO let the Indiana
Bicycle company build the vehicles.
This agent promised the motor wagons
would be SO built they would go ZIP COL
lege hin and would be delivered in Oc-
tober OF the same year The machines
we're not ready I'm october, but the agent
i'm that month said the wagons were not
ready nor would they be ready until some
time in December.
There is a slight dispute as 10 just when
the delivery was 20 be made, but Mr..
Shepard wanted 10 pay for the wagons AS
soon as their practibility was shown.
IL rs now claimed that even In the
January following the placing OF the or
der the Indiana Bicycle company had in
adequate plans or models OF electric motor
wagons and that IL had lost the right to
use certain patents and that the company
| found Il necessary TO get mechanical
4-e44s444--s- -e.44a-A,lild- aeu-Arasons-
! IL was found that the new style OF
wagon could not go up College hill, but
when the new wagon was brought here
Mr. Shepard was pleased with II and
agreed TO waive the climbing OF College
| hin by IL.
Very soon. however. he claims this
wagon, as well as two others purchased.
got out OF repair. Mr. Shepard claims
the company sent man TO look out FOR
J the first wagon and this man had TO work
| day and night TO keep IL in repair
Certain improvements were reported In
the others. but plaintiff claims they had
TO send out horses and drays often 20 get
1 hack -tha-naainr- 2I-lanI2 These three
i wagons cost with two additional bat
teries. some $500 Work by skilled la
borers ON the wagons and other costs OF
their use make up the sum sued for
Defendant offered 20 put I'm new boxes
for the wagons AT a cost of S0l for each
wagon This offer was rejected by the
plaintiff
Comstock & Gardner are counsel foi
plaintiff and Dexter II. Potter and Arnold
Green counsel for the defendant.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-25
BURT ARRESTED.

Arthur Burt. q years old, has been ar
rested FOR an assault upon Lille Churl-
hrick
For some time complaints have been
heard At Roger Williams park of the OBJ
iectionable attentions to young women
and even children. OF young man VINO
toured that resort on a wheel.
Last Wednesday he made an Indecent
exposure in the presence of n group OF
little girls who were feeding fishes In the
lake
Thursday Miss Churlbrick was walking
along one of tho less prominent paths
when a young man rode up To her dts
mounted and seized her.
Ills intentions were 30 apparent Una
Miss Churlbrick screamed Justify for helm
The bicvclst rode away rapidly. but
his Identity was fixed
Burt Was arrested today and will be
arraignod tomorrow morning for the
Thursday assault.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-25
MANY TRIBUTES.
Impressive 0bssquiss Of a We'll
Known Young Man.

At the recent funeral OF p. +. McCulla,
n well-known. quite popular and highly
respected young man there was a large
attendance of mourning relatives and
friends and many tributes of respect were
paid to his memory. The cortege moved
from the residence of the bereaved par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs Bernard McCulla. cor
ner or Cross and Wilcox streets. To the
Church OF the Immaculate Conception.
where y solemn high mass was sung by
the following officers: Celebrant, Rev.
Father Fitzgerald. rector decon, Rev.
Father Dunn: subdeacon. Rev. Father
Lennon Professor McCabe presided at
the organ and the plain Greeorian chant
was rendered, Miss McCabe sustaining
the solos.
Interment was In the family bot In st.
Francis cemetery. the following young
men acting as bearers. John Rice. An
drew Brady. Philip McQusde and Joseph
Ducharine.
lie leaves one child the mother pre-
ceding the father in death six years ago.
The norai offerings included massive
niece from parents and surviving brother:
pillow with word. Papa" wreath from,
Aaron Milkman.- hank of chrysanthe
NUNS with word. Cousin" from J. ~
FaEan and Della walsh: pillow and bss,
from Henry T. Moulter. bnse ard wreath
with word Cousin from Mr. and Mrs
Bernard j. Fsgan. and several other nor
III tributes from relatives and friends.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-25

San Diego Cal. Nov 25.-The murder
% Lcarno Fierrora. iudge OF the Alamo
district in Lower California. II reported
from below the line. and again the crime
s. laid al the door Of Pedro Norsles. the
border outlaw. who g. wanted on both
sides of the line for almost every crime
from murder down
Morales was away from hts hsunts near
the line ~ the time the crime was COM
mitted and the fact that be had threat
eued some sort of punishment for Fier-
r0ra glves color 90 the claim that he
handled he revolver that ended the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-25
POLICEMEN TRANSFERRED.

parolman Charles NJ. Kirby has been
transferred from tho Firth station 90 tho
Fourth precinct. and has taken Patrol
msn CANDLES old nighi heat about the
Hoyis TRvern.
pstroiman Gamble takes the dsy heat
~ ex-o1ieer Munroe. Who vas asked TO
resign LAST week for violaiing rule ~
the department
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-25
CORONATION.
Ceremony Of Doing Homage and
Amounting Will Be Omitted.

New York. Nov 25.-Keen interest has
been excited by "A reTTrt, for which
Ritualistio paper is responsible that tne
ceremonies of doing homage and annoint-
ing with oil al the celebration OF holy
communion will be omitted from the coro-
nation service saws the London coffe-
spondent OF the Tribune.
IL seems improbable, however, mat me
statement is well founded Nothing y
known at Westminster Abbey OF such
changes and the English people generally
would view with regret the abrogation OF
the service I'm any way. The homage is
a survival of the old recognition or the
sovereign by the people, and although IL
is no longer necessary TO kiss the KING
foot this was done certainly as late as
the coronation OF Edward VI.
The ceremony Of annontinR dates Dack
10 "A very remote past IL - appolntsu
that annointing shall be made on ths
hands. breast shoulders and elbows, anu
on the head last of all. but according 20
the ancient rite the sovereign was an
nointed on the head only, and the KING
NAV In this matter decide 20 return 10
the enrIy precedent. Every Engish mon
arch. with the exception OF James ~, ~ ~
nartaken OF the holy communion al the
coronation service.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-25
MINOR ACCIDENTS.

Arthur BoEue. Of ai Crary street, was
injured vhliew orkins IN Esser & Barry's
,ewelry shop on sabin street this noon.
A drop weight fell on his risht hard and
rr,sbed one finger and the thumb
lanes Hague. ~ Pswtuckst. fell while
nlavirs on the Mnnton football team NJ
Manton saturday breaking his collar
bone.
Both these cases we're sent 10 the Ptovi-
derce Emergency hosoitai or Chestnut
street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-25
CLERK MORROW SERIOUSLY Ill.

John W. Morrow. clerk Of the board ~
IRE commissioners, Is very III with pneu-
monia
Vie was Obliged n give up his work last
Friday.
Saturday he was said 30 be I'm COM
Portable condition hut Sunday decided
change came for the worse.
captain Rehlcr. ~ headquarters. is
temporarily looking after Mr.. Morrow's
work
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-25
SAD FATALITY.

Cora Rene Cropper. Years old. whose
parents reside At 9a0 Aiwells avenue. died
there early this morning from burns ~
ceiVed last Saturday eyerinE
The little one wae alone ~ the kfchen
Her father heard the child scream nnd
Fastening 90 her relief FOUND her clothes
burned OF.
rr Edwards Was called. The child had
hren plav wing about the kitchen stove and
a falling coal had set hre 10 hcr dress
Medical Examiner Perkins viewed the
bod.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-25
QUIET RtIoSs At ATHENS,

Athens, Nov. H.-4Ths kins has issued
q decree suspendins the chamber for %
days.
The city In fairly tranquil The armed
occupation % the university b. still In
contemplation.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-25
THE IRIS rloATep.

washington. Nov 6-secretary Long
has received a cablegram from Admiral
Rodgers a. Manila. stating that the New
York had managed io float The supply
boat Irik. which stranded yesterday near
Hello. The Iris Is appArenfl.- -uIlnl Jared
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-25
pUGILISI ARRESTED FOR FRAUD.

London Nov. 1j.-The purilist Dick
BurFe was arrested today on = charge -
completely in the recent Rank ~ Liver
pool frauds ~ 10 said that the police
have recovered lsrge amoV Uf the
money that vas taken.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-25

stoss the Cough and Wsrss OF IN. Cold
Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets cure
cold IN one day No Cure No Pay. Price CSC
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-25
FINANCIAL NEWS
Asy YORK SluCks,

Reported by FLETCHER q TAPPAN,
street floor. Banigan Bulldng
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-01-22

Oglethorpe Lodge Knights Of Pythias
will hold an important meeting tonight.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-01-22
MUST HAVE 1T.
TsIbottou Anxious For the Brunswick
a. Birmingham.

Talbotton, Jan. 21.-The Brunswick
& Birmingham railroad must come by
Talbotton. vs. cannot afford to miss
it, and it can't afford to miss Talbott0n.
II Talbot county ia not traversed, one
of the best agricultural sections of the
State will be missed. To the south and
southe east of US lies an undeveloped
turpentine aud lumber section that
would repay a railroad to open up.
Last Monday mass meeting was
held in the court house for the purpose
Of discussing the railroad situation and
selecting delegates to tbs convention
to be held at Brunswick or the 24th.
The mass meeting was enthusiastic
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-01-22

TOWNS ALL WANT NEW ROAD
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-01-22
AMERICUS IN IT.

Americus, Jan. 2l.-This city will be
represented at the Brunswick & Bur-
minRham railroad convention. A
meeting was held today and all the
delegates named, and much enthusi-
asm prevails in this city over the pros
poets of Americus getting the railroad.
II free right Of ways and free property
can obtain it, our citizens are certain
it will come through this city.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-01-22
FROM VIENNA.

Vienna, Ga, Jan. 2l-This hustlinH
little city will be we'll represented at
the Brunswick g. Birmingham con-
vention next Thursday. A large dele>
CATION has been named to attend the
convention, and they have some very
good propositions to offer the gentle
men at the head of the new railroad.
II possible, this city is going to try
and get the road to come through here.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-01-22
Colu mbus, Talbotton, ThOnsston and
West Point Are at Work.

A special to the Constitution from
Columbus says: Columbus will be
represented at the Brunswick and
Birmingham railway convention in
Brunsw next Thursday. Both the
board OF trade and the Commercial
club have appointed delegates. Great
interest is being taken in this section
az to the route of the new road, aud
TAibotton, Thomaston, Hamilton, West
Point. Buena Vista, Butler and other
towns in this part Of the state will be
repre- euted by delegations who will
show the advantage Of the roads 8 DING
through their respective towns. 1t IS
seldom that the announce OF any
new road has created more general
interest through the COUNTY, it pro-
poses to traverse than this.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-01-22
FITZGERALD REPRESENTED.
Brunswick and Birmingham Road L
Wanted.

Wanted.
Fltz1 erald, Ga, January 2l.-(Spe'
ia1.) At large meeting held here this
afternoon delegates to the Brunswick
and Birmir CHAM railroad convention,
to be held at Brunswick Jan uary Gath,
we're appointed. The mayor was given
power to add names of others who wi. b
to'a,tend and it is possible that the COM
mittee will be swe1led to one hundre
if low rate can be secured. Arran ge-
ments were also made to take the Fltz-
gereld military band with the delega-
cation The business men here went
the road and every iuducemert will be
offered towards the enterprise.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-01-22
FROM MONTGOMERY.

TIE City will Send StoDs Delegation
to the Convention.
The following is from the Montgom-
cry Journal:
"Montgomery's business men aye be-
coming much enthused over the pros
pectivs construction of the Birming-
ham and Brunswick rai1rotd, and &C.
tive steps have been taken to influence
the road to this place.
Until today 1t had been generally
cons dered by the Blu .iness men OF this
city that the road would be run across
Alabama at a point considerably north
Of Lhis city, and but little interest had
been manifested in the CONSTRUCTION.
@. w. Deming, representative Of the
Brunswick Beard of Trsde. was here
today, however, land assuring the business
mon that the projec ors Of the new road
were still open to the best route, .
meeting was Immediately called and d
plan to bring tho road here inaugural
ed. The result Of the meeting was the
appoin ment CT a strong Committee to
go TO Brunswick on the "a h and pre-
sent to tie Brunswick and Birmingham
convention to be held there, tho advan-
tages of Montgomery.
"If constructed to this point, the
new road would traverse q very rich
agricu1! ura1 and timber country hither-
to untouched by railroads.
ga meeting Of the stockholders of
the road is to be attended by Mr.. Cloud
and rich eastern capitalists. At this
meeting permanent organization will
be aft cted. 1t Is proposed to hold a
convention in Brunswick on the oath,
when all Of the towns along the propos-
ed routes may submit their advantages
for the road. These proportions will
then DO turued over 10 the board Of di-
rectors and final route selected.
st has been uut fhc ALLY limited that
in case the new line in const ucted to
Montgomery that terminal facilities
may be arranged with the l.. and r..
railroad, thus furnishing that line with
a direct route to The South Atlantic
Coast.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-01-22
DOUGLAS IS COMING,

Douglas, JAN, 2l.-This city and
Coffee county will be present when the
Brunswick and Birmingham convention
meets sen Thursday. An enthusiastic
meeting was held here and oil the deles
gates named. The citizens Of this c0un-
tY are very anxious to have the road
come through this one Of the best cCun-
ties in Wiregra,s Georgia,
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for the railroad. County and town
alike want tie road.
A free right Of way can be Guaran-
tsed the road through Talbot county,
and there is no doubt that the city will
donate property for depot purposes.
Committees in the various districts
likely to be traversed by the railroad
were appointed BY the chairman, Col.
o. D. German, for the purpose Of Sc
curing the right of way, and are as
followe:
O'Nesl,-W. R. Wilson, J. D. Gill
mer, 8. Neal.
Harris-R. A. Maxwell, j. R. Nor
gan, W. A. Baldwin.
Centreville-P. F. Maxwell, Fl. G..
Trnssell, J. A. Leonard,
Roughedke- G. o. Kellum. j. j..
Holmes, H. c. Greene.
Pleasant H.l!-W. P. N lson, 7. 81
Martin, w. r. Smith.
Flint H,ll--R. G. Fryer, s. z Web
ster, A. M. Mulholland.
Valley-J. J. Pound, L. B. McCrory,
J, P. Mccoy.
An executive committee appointed
at local meeting in Ta!botton last
Friday will undertake the same work
in Talbotton district. These commit
tees will report to Mr. H. F. Wllker-
son.
Oglethorpe Lodge Knights Of Pythias
will hold an important meeting tonight.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-01-22
CORDELE, TOO.

Cordele, Ga. Jan. 2l.-The citizens
of this thriving little city are determin-
ed TO secure the Brunswick and Biz
mingham railroad. A large mass me ct
lug was he'd today and delegates were
named to represent this city at the con-
vention to be held In Brunswick next
Th ursdaY. A tree right-of- way and
other free property will be OF red the
nav road.
TOWNS ALL WANT NEW ROAD.
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BRING ENCOURAGING NEWS
CONTINUED from Fret Page.)

kilograms were received by the TINES
CALL from the different cities, telling
Of the action being taken by them.
Following are few OF thote received
during the night:
FROM BIRMINGHAM.
Birmingham, Ala, Jan. 2l-(Spe-
ciaD The Board Of Trade, the Com
meroial Club and the City Council Of
Birmingham held joint meeting here
today and named a delegation Of fifty
to represent this city at the Brunswiok
& Birmingham railroad convention.
Some of Birmingham's n 1t distin-
guished men were named among the
dele CATION. Much interest is taken
here in the new road.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-12
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Live men and women wanted every.
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