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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-29
WORK ON BARN.
Gallagher Sues Perry for an
Alleged Balance Of S45.&.

A jury In Judge Dubois court today
heard testimony I'm the suit OF Michael
Gaf1asfier OF North Dfghton, Mass,
against A c. A. Perry of the town OF
Cranston.
Mr.. Gallagher sued TO recover bal
ance OF A5.26 alleged TO be due for labor
on the construction oil a barn.
The original bill was for a larger sum.
but sizable payment reduced the
amount. Mr.. Gallagher claimed he full
filled every engagement entered into with
the defendant.
On the other hand. the defendant claim
ed Mr. Gallagher did not do as he agreed.
That the work was left I'm such condi-
tion that some hay was spoiled and an
other party had To be hired to finish the
work.
IL was intimated by Mr. Perry that the
plaintiff became angry because he. Perry.
told him he'd have 90 so down street
with his own laundry.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-29

Cleveland, Ohio. Jan. 29-A number OF
capitalists of this city met last night and
formed company with capital stock OF
s300. 900 which ~ 20 quarry lithograph
stone In one OF the southwestern states
and bring Il here TO be sawed and dress
ed.
The capital stock has been wholly sub
scribed and n site has been chosen for
the plant that Is fo be erected. The Cleve-
land people own six hundred acres OF
land In which there are rich deposits OF
the stone. The deposit which is the only
one in tho United States fs 90 high
grade. Heretofore an lthograDh stone
used in the world has come from Bavaria.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-29

not DO SO for the reason that my daug1-
ter had anything TO say which would be
of value TO the state. knew that she
knew absolutely nothing about the shoot
ing; that her evidence would be of no
benefit to tho state or to anybody else-
Had she any information as to who shot
Miss Fosburg and under what circum-
stances the shooting occurred. I would
not have offered any objections and !
would not offer any now"
"You can say for me that see no ad-
ditional reason today. why she should go
to Massachusetts,. and that there is no
immediate prospect that she will make
such a trip"
Following up the other end of the story
that relating to the office OF the attorney
general, the following statement was OBJ
tanned from Mr.. Tanner:
There was no hearing of the Fosbur0
case In my office and was not officially
consulted.
ATTORNEY GENERALS STATEMENTS
"Coi John c. Pegram Is Mr.. Sheldon's
legal adviser for business purposes. Mr..
Pegram called upon me as a brother law
yer and said that MIR. Sheldon had con-
suited him and asked him IL there was
any law under which his, Mr.. Sheldon'ss
daughter could be subpoenaed to appear
before a tribunal In another state"
''He had told Mr.. Sheldon, SO he said
that he knew OF no power. no law. under
which Miss Sheldon could be madev
against his, MIR. Sheldons. or her own
WILL to go into Massachusetts, as q wit-
neA.
''Mr. Pegram felt sure in that decisions
but, for the sake OF absolute certainty
knowing that laws are easily passed and
amended. and apprehensive that soms
statutory change might have been made
which had slipped his attention. he called
upon me-"
'T told him that his opinion was solidly
! based, and after a friendly chat on otheH
matters, Mr.. Pegram left the office:
Thus IL will be seen that fmagfnation
has had great deal TO do with the fos-
burg case In so far as IL relates TO Missy
the visit of Col. Whitney 10 Rhode Island
LEFT ON NOON TRAIN.
A5 TO MISS SheTdon's depHrturS FROM
Plttsfeld, IL has been iterated and re-
the morning following the shooting and
that she appeared to be anxious TO gee
away as quickly as possible.
The truth is that she did not starr Tor
home until noon and that Robert :. ros-
burg accompanied her to the station
purchased n ticket for her and saw her
safely aboard the train
Her departure from Pittsfeld was mado
without undue haste and with an entire
absence of any desire to avoid the auS
thorities.
She had nothing to tell then. She has
nothing to tell now.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-29

Among the arrivals In the harbor today
were the tug Reliance, with barge Schuyl-
kill from Philadelphia: tug Prudence,
with Sarges Henry Ariadne. r. w. Stet-
son, Emma, George Tice and Samuel u.
Carleton; tug Joseph Suckney; tug Teas
er. with tow.
Sailed. tug Joseph stickney. with barges
Davidson, Felix and Blackstone; tug Re-
lance, with barge Fidelia; tug Teaser.
light; tug Gaspee. Sutton. with barges
Oceanus and Hatteras.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-29
NO SUPPORT.
n. Y. W. C. 7. U. viii Not Aid
Mrs. hallOnln SaloonWTHCklng

New York. Jan. 2e-white ribboncrs OF
New York are apparently not in sympa-
thv with the acts OF Mrs. Carrie Nation
In her crusade against Kansas saloons.
Or. Phebe Wait, an officer in the
County womans Christian Ter1perance
Union says: "rhe w. &. T. u. has no
d. sire to stand for anything unlawful. II
relies on legislation for It's progress. For
twenty-five years We have been tfyfng
10 legislate the saloon out OF exiE,en, e.
WE would scarcely now resort 90 violence.
II Mrs Nation comes 20 New York she
VIII have no support from our ranks"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-29
TRAINING SHIP.
Cruiser Prairie to Be Converted
10 NeWUsehy Navy Department

New York, Jan. 2s--It is said at the
Brooklyn navy yard that the government
will convert the cruiser Prairie into a
training ship. az the navy is in great
need Of recruits and the present training
squadron is inadequate. The Prairie has
lust arrived from tho Paris exposition
win exhibits.
After unloading here aud at Baltimore.
the Prairie will proceed 20 the Boston
navy yard. where IL II said she will be
converted into trairine ship at cost
OF t0ooc0.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-29
HIS LEG FRACTURED.

John Cummings. employed as a coach
man in the family OF Charles Perkins,
slipped on an Icy driveway beside the
residence OF w c. Perkins. at 1877 West
minister street last evening. and sustained
a compound fracture between the knee
and ankle.
DIR. Bowen was Immediately summoned
and after an examination recommended
that Cummings be taken to the Rhode
Island Hospital, where he was conveyed
i'm an ambulance.
The unfortunate man Is brother OF
Matthew ]. Cummings, overseer OF the
poor
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-29
sulcMOES NEW APPOINTMENT.

Cane Town. jan. Gallon. r. solomon.
the attorney general of the late Schreiner
ninistry. has been appointed legal ad-
WISER TO the Transvaal colony administra-
tion.
His appointments r. commended Sc dem
onstrating the desire of the imperial gov
eminent to coneiliate the Dutch
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-29
Sentence Imposed on Three of Jen-
mic BOSSchieter'S MurdererS--Kerr,
Who Pleaded Non Vult, 1 5 Years

Paterson, n. J., Jan. 2e.-walter c. Nc
Alister. William A. Death. and Andrew
]. Campbell. who were found guilty of
murder In the second degree. for the KILL
ing of Jennie Bosschieter on Oct. IS,
1900. by the administration Of chloral and
Kerr, who pleaded non vult to a charge
OF rape, were brought into the court of
oyer and terminer here today for SEN
tence by Judge Dixon.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-29
TWO SUITS FOR ASSAULT.

Lena Epstein of this city has sued
philip Finllsetcin to recover yio0l for as-
ssult and battery.
The plaintiff says che was kicked after
being knocked down by the d'fcndart ON
tho 10th Of last December.
Herman Epstein has also sued Finkle-
stein 20 recover $500 for alleged assault
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-29
new KING
GOES TO
LONDON.
Duke Of York Suffering From
in--EdWard's Address
to Grown Prince.
cowes. Jan. 2s.-King Edward LETT

Cowes, Jan. 29.-King Edward left
Cowes for London this morning.
The Duke of York is suffering from the
strain of recent events and has been con-
fined to his room since Thursday. IL Is
feared he will be unable TO participate in
the ceremonies OF Friday.
The only American wreath which has
arrived at Osborne so far is one from Mrs.
Sidney Everett. OF Boston. who is staying
on the Isle of Wight 1t is inscribed:
''In token of lifelong veneration and rev.
erence."
The outer coffin arrived last night The
non-commissioned officers detailed to
carry the coffin rehearsed today with
dummy coffin filed with sand and weigh
ing over half a ton.
The main wing of Osborne house is ex-
pected TO become the residence of Prin-
cess Beatrice CPrincess Henry of Batten-
berg. -
London, Jan 2s.-The following is the
text OF the address OF King Edward VII.
to the Crown Prince of Germany, Fred
erick William, on the occasion OF His
Majesty presenting the insignia OF the
Order OF the Garter To the CrowQ Prince
in the council chamber OF Osborne house
yesterday morning:
"sir-In conferring OH Your Imperial
and Royal Highness the ancient and most
noble Order OF the Garter which was
founded by my ancestor edward Ill,
13i9) many centuries ago. / invest you
with the order of knighthood. not only
as the heir TO the throne OF a mighty
empire, bat also as my near relative. IL
was the wish OF my beloved mother. the
queen, 60 bostow IL on YOU as a mark
OF her favor, and am only carrying out
her wishes, and am glad TO do SO to one
OF my illustrious relatives
'"ro the German Emperor. TO whom
wish TO express my sincere thanks. for
having come at moments notice 10 this
country and for having assisted in tending
and watching over the queen and remain
Ing with her until her last momcNt. de-
sire 20 express the hope that my action
i'm comforting on you this ancient order
may yet further cement and strengthen
the feeling which exists between the two
great countries and that we may go for
ward. hand in hand with the high object
OF insuring peace and promoting the ad-
vance of civilization or the world
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-29
FIRE At pIXflELp, NE.

DixneId Ne. lar. -9-Tire which broke
out IN a small building occupied hy Thilip
Andrew n dealer in groceries. here. Just
after midnight. communicated 90 the ODD
Fellows block, adjoining. snd caused a
loss OF 5000.
Tho entire stock ~ Charles stanley
general merchandise on the nrst foor Of
the Odd Fellows block was destroyed
and the furnishings and regalia I'm the
halls above were badly damaged. The
cause of the fire is not known. There was
only 5000 insurance on the property.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-29
MRS. CALDeRONe is DEAD.

Mrs Carmina Calderone. wife OF Nicola
Calderone one OF the best known Italian
business men in Providence. died AZ her
home. ~ Spruce street. last evening, as
the result OF cancer. after an illness or
more than seven months duration.
Mrs Calderone leaves a husband and
four children 90 mourn her loss. She was
a woman who was much respected among
her numerous friends. and the bereaved
family Is receiving general sympathy.
Tho funeral will be held az the Italian
Church OF the Holy Ghost Knight street.
on Thursday morning. at 9 o'clock.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-29

The Senate was called to order at III
o'clock. by Lieut.. Gov. Kimball. with
quorum present. The record of Friday last
was read and approved
Senator Parkhurst, Of Providence, pre-
sented a resolution TO pay the bill OF
Frank Campbell Co, also 10 pay the Dill
of the Providence Warehouse company;
committee on accounts and claims.
Senator Horton, OF Woonsocket. pre-
sented the annual report OF the license
commissioners OF the city OF Woonsocket'
received and ordered sent TO the house.
Senator Perrin, OF Pawtucket, present.
ed annual report OF the license commis5
sioners OF Pawtucket; received and ORDER
cd sent 20 house.
senator Robinson. of South kingstown,
presented a resolution TO pay the bill or
John Il. Wilcox; committee on accounts
and claims.
From the house OF representatives
came a number of matters. including an
act fixing the compensation of doorkeep-
crs, assistant doorkeepers and pages, all
OF which were referred TO the proper
committees.
senator parker. of Coventry. presented
an act I'm addition 10 chapter Co. general
laws, of the powers and duties or schooi
committees; judiciary committee.
ACTS ARE REFERRED BACK.
Senator Robinson, OF South Kingstown,
called from the table the act authorizing
the town OF South Kingstown and the
District of Narragansett to open and
maintain a broadway from Point judith
pond and the ocean, and. upon his mo-
tion, the act was recommitted TO the Ju-
dietary committee.
The act providing for the continuance
in office OF certain state officers, TO con-
form to the amended constitution, was
passed in concurrence as cngrossed.
Senator Grinnell, of Exeter, called from
the table the act to divide the town OF
Exeter into voting districts, and, upon his
motion. the act was referred back 10 the
judiciary committee.
Senator Grinnell also presented re-
,nonstrance OF taxpayers OF the town OF
Exeter against the passage OF said act;
judiciary committee.
Senator Lewis. OF Darlington, called
from the table an act I'm amendment OF
chapter l70,-generai laws, OF private and
several oyster fisheries and on motion OF
Senator Wright, OF Foster. the act was
referred to the committee on special legis-
lation.
On motion of Senator Horton, of New
BORT, the Senate then adjourned to meet
On Wednesday morning, at IL o'clock.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-29

McAlister. Campbell and Death were
ment at hard labor. and Kerr TO Is years
imprisonment at hard labor. for the crime
OF rape TO which he pleaded non vult yes
terday.
The sentences OF all the men are the
full terms OF Imprisonment which the
law provides. but In the case OF Kerr
fine of $1,000 might have been added.
Continued on page Two.)
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-29
TOWN SWEPT BY FIRE.

Lima. Ohio. Jan. 2a-The town .of Jack
son Center. south OF here on the Ohio
Southern H. being destroyed by trc.
which started On the grain elevator. ne
Lima fire department lett mere Al 4
clock on a special train
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-29
WILL GO INTO LIQUIDATION.

Berlin Jan. ce.-At meeting of the
shareholders of the Deutsche Grund-
schuld bank today ~ was voted that the
Institution 30 into liquidation.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-29
TO eusta eoLU IN ost ptv

Take Laxative Brornc Quln!ne Tablets.
All druggists refund the money II ~ tails
20 cure e w Groves signature is on
each box. &c.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-29
That is Reason She Did Not
Testify at Fosburg Inquest.
Ready to Attend But Father Interfered.
No Truth in Story That She Will
Now Go to PittSfieId.


daughter
ths. 10 to o testify In the Fosburs
she knew nd to him
ing about the shoot OF Ma
General Tanner he
his advice foppded law.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-29

Mr.. Peck. OF Warren, from the COM
mittee on finance, reported back an act TO
authorize the Issuance OF bonds TO be
known az the Third state House con-
struction loan, with recommendation or
indefinite postponement of the original
act and the passage OF substitute A;
calendar.
Mr.. Curtis, OF Providence. from he
COMMITTEES on corporations. reported back
an act in amendment oil an act incorpor-
ating the Gorhafn Manufacturing COM
pany. recommending the passage Of SUBJ
stitute A, and the indefinite postponement
of the original act: calendar.
Mr.. Lewis OF New Shoreham. from the
same committee, reported back an act TO
Incorporate the Hope Live Stock Mutual
Benefit Association of Rhode Island, with
recommendation of passage In concur
renee; calendar.
Mr.. Durfee. OF Providence. introduced
a resolution providing for an appropria-
ton of $4,000 for further providing for
the collection and preparation of exhibits
from Rhode Island for the Pan-American
Exposition at Buffalo, n. Y, and also
presented the report OF the state commits
sioners; committee on finance.
FOR THE NORMAL SCHOOL.
Mr.. Peck. of Warren. introduced a res
olution appropriating s450o for the purpose
OF painting and repairing the Rhode ISL
and State Normal School; committee on
finance.
MIR. Sheffield OF Newport, presented the
annual report OF the city council of New
port on the Truro Jewish Synagogue
fund: read and ordered communicated TO
the Senate.
Mr.. Rathbun, of West Greenwich. pre-
sented resolutions calling for the pay
ment OF the bills of George s. Bennett.
court officer and janitor at the court
house In East Greenwich: committee on
accounts and claims.
From the calendar was taken an act
authorizing the town or East Providence
TO appoint an inspector OF plumbing and
drainage. on which the committee on ju-
dietary recommends passage. The act
was passed.
on motion OF Mr.. Rice OF Pawtucket,
the House then adjourned, to meet on
Wednesday morning, at IL o'clock.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-29
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

The House was called TO order at f1:T
o'clock. by Mr. Speaker Holden, with
nuorum present. The journal OF Friday
last was read and approved.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-29
Pan-AmeriCan Exposition Com
mission Wants $4,000.
Resolution Was introduced In the House
Today--On|y Routine Matters OCCu-
pied Time Of the Senate.


OF that Of the
today ebusne a
provide bresehway
divide the town of Exeter into
the judiciary committee
Introduction
provide for the collection and
exposition
OF House to the
. of no maial
OF
plumbing draina passed
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-29
SHORTHAND, rypswsirlse.
NEW BUSINESS ENTERPRISE.

An expert will take few pupils at hi
home. Address r so. News Providence.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-01-29

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Cotton letter.

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 New York, October 23.-In response to the gain here. Liverpool advanced two points and then lost about 21l points be- fore the close. While the majority looked for a reaction of 12 to 16 points the selling at the opening proved substantiai and January declined to s4, March and May were relatively stronger than January, which we should interpret as the most favorable sign for holders. This strength would indicate that exporters were not selling in those options or in other words that the South was not offering cotton to buyers at current prices. There seems to be some question whether the present movement is a normal one in the first place and whether it will be m aintained in the second place. There is likely to be decided falling of in the movement in the Southwest in the near future. In the meantime rather heavy and uncertain market is looked for. We should not be surprised to see the low figures before the middle of November and q much higher level from then on.
 Every season there are periods of small and large crop ideas depending on the marketing of the cotton. This is the moment of big crop views following the large movement this week. v
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