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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-05-13
Anthony & COWell Co.

the arrival (overdue) of carloads of Brass
and Iron Beds of three carloads of general Summer Good
These have been added to the 90 CENTS ON THG
DOLLAR SALE. The demand for floor room AT
ONCE obigcs the sacrifice.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-05-13
Anthony & C0Well Go.

Advise morning inspection of these goods possible. IN
also advise you to look at their line of "ECONOM>
REFRIGERATORS and at the GO CARTS that Go.
News & Department Is run
ming day night Why
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-05-13
so CENTS ON THE DOLLAR /!
Anthony & COWell Go.

Place sale 29t0 pieces OF fine Furniture made with
finish especially for Grand Rapids mail order The whole
lot o be sold a
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-05-13
SAYS He
WAS HIRED
TO KILL.
Schroeder Alleges He Was En-
pIoysd by Or. EIdrIdgs TO Get
Letters at Any Cost.

philadelphia. May 1S--Dr Thomas +.
conspiring with Paul a. Schroeder TO kin
Mrs. I1ldridge.
Schroeder gave Information Thursday
10 the police that he had answered an
advertisement asking for a private de-
tective. DR.. Eldridge. the advertiser.
told him ne wanted man 10 do some
crooked work"
"He asked me-" said Schroeder III
was willing TO take chances. told him
j would do anything to get money"
An appointment -xaS made- between the
doctor and Schroeder. Detectives saw
the meeting Schroeder thus describes his
interview with Dr. Eldridge
THE doctor said: Il want you 20 get
two letters my wife has. one she keeps
I'm her bosom. the other In her stocking.
] don't care how you get them. | want
them
- will supply you with a hypoder-
mic syringe and show you how to use IL.
You may take her money and Jewels II
you want 10 keep them. ] will give you
$50 for the two letters
"The plan. as outlined by the doctor
was for me TO dress as a woman and
follow Mrs. Eldridge home AT some
convenient spot was TO jab the hypo-
dermic syringe into her arm, and when
she was overpowered, obtain the letters
/ was To receive $50 moro IN | killed the
woman. the doctor 20 supply dynamite TO
blow up the house where his wife lived 3"
Mrs. Eldrdge, who has been separated
from her husband q. year, Is employed In
n department store. With her lives her
eight -year-od daughter.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-05-13
REPORT OF
ATROCITIES
Denied.
Adjulant General Rsfutss Charges
Made Against American Troops
in The Philippines.

Washington. May i3.-Isaac Bridgman.
OF Northampton, Mass, recently ad-
dressed a letter 10 the President quoting
from letter received from sergt. c. $.
Riley, OF the Twenty-sixth Infantry, I'm
which he told OF barbsrous acts alleged
to have been committed by United States
troops
The adjutant generals office, in reply
ing to the writer today. informed him
that after a thorough examination IL was
found that the soldiers had not been
guilty OF such conduct.
-.olr the other hand" the reply states,
'the atrocities committed by the natives
of the Philippine Islands upon soldiers
OF the United States who have become
separated from their regiments or have
fallen into their hands are too numerous
10 mention.
"In the regiment Of which sergt Riley
was member Privates Dugan. Hayes
and Tracey Of Company r. were MUIR
dered by the town authorities at Call
nog
Private Nolan at Dingle was tied up
by the hands w."ie in a stupor. the in
surgents were sent for and cut his
throat
"The body OF Corp. Denehy, of Com
pany ID, was dug up. burnt and mutilat-
ed at Dumangas,
Private OIIearn captured hy appar-
emily friendly people, near Leon. was
tied 10 a tree. burnt for four hours with
slow IRE. and finally slashed up.
Lieut. Max Wagner WAS assassinated
on the road To Pototan, on oct. ! by
insurgents disguised In American uni
form, and I'm November, at largo, a
large flag OF truce was used To entice
officers into ambush, and by order OF the
native commander all persons displayed
white flags in the country where our
troops operated. not for protection but to
give warning To insurgents &c hide their
guns and disguise themselves.
"Details can be furnished OF butcher
les at Leganes and Nina and of burial
alive near Bsrotac Nuevo.
LAS against these atrocities the con-
duct Of The American troops IN the Phil
ippines has been so humane, as 10 be a
continued source OF surprise TO all for
eigners and to the natives themselves"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-05-13
THE WEATHER

washington. May ls.-Massachusetts
and Rhode Island: Fair tonight and
Tuesday; lower temperature tonight;
fresh westerly winds.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-05-13

my gracious. WilHe" exclaimed Mrs.
Skoolkill- Waters how did YOU get all
that mud on your clothes2" why, !
was drinkin' a glass Of water, and I
spilled some OF II. Philadelphia Press.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-05-13
N ( EWSLETS.

The play Is on. They sit
She sees the stage
And watches every action there portray
ed.
He sees hut her. and seeing her secs all
Her face page
Whereupon the play Is scriven, bit by bit;
he reads. aud when she smiles, uncon-
scious maid.
HIS lips into the mold Of hers do fall.
Love loses; on her cheek
There shines pearl.
Love triumphs; in her eyes there sits a
song.
Dreams he. II imitation claim tear,
Then, tend rest girl.
What would passion claim may. fool
and weak
You want no tears and pity but YOU long
To make the love light In those eyes ap-
pear!
Below them. pipe Of wood
And resined string
All vibrate softly. whispering OF hope:
Then AS his heart beats higher with the
thought
or reigning king,
Burst into strains OF triumph Leap. o
blood
The curtains down. Lights up, The play
Is Ger.
She sishs; he sighs; and romance is no
more.
-scrlbner's Magazine.
S. A. Otis Of Adelaide avenue sent lo0
magazines to the house OF Hose II yester-
day.
Samuel VI Greene and Eugene Batch
elder were placed on probation until De-
cember 9TH by Judge Sweetland. to-day,
for failing TO support their families.
James Chadwick. who had twice be-
fore been UP for stealing bicycles. was
this morning sent To Jail for 20 days by
Judge Sweetland. for the theft OF
wheel belonging 70 Arthur Maker.
Louise LundelI, 80 years OF age. was
taken ill when In front Of the 5th police
station yesterday She suffered from
heart trouble. An ambulance was called
but she refused TO go to the hospital. and
.ater was conveyed 10 her home. No 209
Rhodes street.
Peter Graham is an migrate His aunt.
Annie i. Campbell OF 167 Holden street,
has been more than tired OF him I'm
many ways, particularly financially
Yet last Saturday he called at her house
and stole IS bin from her pocketbook.
He will be tried next Friday.
A pleasant fishing party was held Sat-
uruay evening under the auspices OF the
employees OF Kero's Lighting and Heating
company There were nearly score I'm
the party and successful start was
made from the dock al the foot of Orange
street. Down the bay the fishing was
most sHeeessfai, but I'm vccring about the
boat lurchcd and two of the party took
an involuntary bath. Another fisherman
IN
ment but Ginger and "Swede" are vol
uble as 20 hospitality enjoyed. IL proved
pleasant and successful trip for mem
bers OF the party have since been sharing
quota of the mess Of tnutog captured
among their many friends and admirers
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-05-13

Every family should have It's household
medicine chest-and the first bottle In il
should be DR. Woods Nc-way Pine Sy-
rup. Natures remedy for coughs and
colds.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-05-13

Burdock Blood Btters gives a man a
clear head, an active brain, a strong Wig
orous body-makes him ft for the battle
of life.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-05-13
Can be given i'm glass Water Te1
or Coffee Without Patients
knowled de.
HORSES! HORSES!

One carload OF Horses consigned from
the well-known John Hicks Of Iowa just
arrived. These horses consist of heavy
draft and general purpose horses Call
carly and secure bargain az NO. 10
SOUTH WATER STREET. Providence.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-05-13

Group instantly relieved. Dr. Thomas
Electric oil. Perfectly safe. Never fails.
AT any drug store
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-05-13

Itching piles? Never mind II physicians
failed 10 cure you. Try Doan's Ointment.
No failure there. 80 cents at any drug
store.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-10-28
PRGPOS Al s.

PROPOSALS - SEALED PROPO
sails will be received by the Trustees
Of the Poor of New Castle County until
10 O'Clock Il. m, Wednesday, October so,
1901, for supplying New Castle county
Hospital from October 30, 1901, to the last
Wednesday i'll January, 1902, with beef.
bread, groceries, dry goods,
shoes, tobacco, carpet, slippers, drugs and
medicines. Bidders on shoes. slippers
and tobacco will be required to furnish
samples. Bids for beef will be by the
quarter in proportion of one hind-quartcr
10 three forc-quarters, out of cattle well
fatted and dressing not less than 500
pounds. Bids for mutton will be oIrfore-
quarters Of eight ribs only. Bids fo"
groceries dry goods and drugs will be on
the various kinds named on the schedule
and must be Of the hest quality Bids
will also be received for supplying the
hospital with creamery butter, delivered
in such quantities as the superintendent
may direct All bids TO be directed to
the Trustees of the Poor. No bid will be
received unless III accordance with the
above. Trustees reserve the right to re
iect amy or all bids.
DAVID MCCOY, Superintendent
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-10-28
GOVERNMENT EXPENSES RISE.
Estimates of Various Departments
Call For Increase of Funds.

Washington. Oct. 2T.-Thc estimates
for the denartment Of agriculture for
the next fiscal year aggregate sf.Is9'-
$40.
That is against 1882, 40 for the cur.
rent fiscal year. showing an Increase OF
almost $1,000 FIR the coming year.
This includes $4,000 for silk Invests
CATION. which il to he entered upon FOR
the first time. Ii is TO enable the de-
partment to experiment, collect and
disseminate information relating TO
silk culture in this country.
The total for the weather bureau as
submitted by Chief Moore and inciud-
ed in Secretary Wilson'S estimates for
congress is S1,21S,000. an increase OF
sl69,TO0. There is an increase OF Sll3,-
$50 in salaries and Of $4,000 for vege-
table pathological work.
4 The total estimates for forestry work
are $3.50. $50, an increase Of Sl13,9OO
/ and for soil investigation $4,000, an
increase of $4,000. These increases
are 10 meet the expanding work along
special lines.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-10-28
national billiard Championship.

New York, Oct. 27.-lt is announced
that billiard tournament has been ar
ranged to be played during the week
beginning Dec. . for a purse Of $2,0on
The contest will be at the Madison
Square Garden concert hall. The OBJ
lect Of the tournament is to settle the
dispute as to who is the national
champion, that title practically having
died with Frank G. Ives. Ives won
the cmbem from George Slosson i'll
1897, and, although he afterward, in
the same year, forfeited it to the donor
by refusing to agree to the conditions,
the public still looked upon him as tho
champion up to the time of his death
Since then there has been no recogniz,
ed holder of the title.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-10-28
on.rdsmen at ride Practice.

In command of observation-disclosures
Stevenson. number Of members OF the
First Battalion, n. q. D., engaged IN
target practice at the range on the farm
Of Captain Holcomb near New Castle
on Saturday afternoon.
a. the 200 yards range Colonel Steven
san analitied. making II points out OF a
possible Is. =
Corporal Saunders OF Company
made 80 points out OF a possible oo at me
200 yard range.
Corporal Meechem OF Company II anu
Corporal Ferrier Of Company 2 made u
points out Of q possible 50 at the 200 yard
range.
Musician Bryson Of Company i mad
10 points out OF possible 20 at inc
100 yard range.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-10-28
THIN PROTOCOL IS HERE
Commissioner Rockhill Sends Long
Document to Washington.
THE PUNISHMENT OF CHINA,
Empire Appears to show Good Faith
In Actions-PIaces Ban on Anti
foreign societies-The TsunE-
Ii-yamen Transformed.

Washington. oct. 27.-The final pro
tocol closing the negotiations at re
king between the Chinese plenlpoten-
tiary and the representatives of the
powers as submitted by Special Com |
missioner Rockhill to the state depart.
ment is a long document, consisting OF
twelve distinct articles.
In general terms the articles reclte
the measures taken by China TO satis-
fy the powers for the Boxer outbreak
and the assassination of the German
minister, such as the dispatch OF the
embassy to China, the promise to erect
a monument to the memory Oh Won
Ketteler and a memorial arch, WORK
upon which has already begun, and the
infiictiOn of various punishments upon
the Chinese officials who were charac-
tcrlzed as the principal authors OF the
outrages and the crimes committed
against the foreign governments.
Characteristic Chinese methods ap-
pear in the posthumous degradation OF
I officials and tile rehabilitation OF me
4 memory of others who protested
against the outrageous breaches OF in
! tarnational law and were therefore put
TO death. Likewise the protocol shows
that reparation was made Tor the AZ
1 sassination of the Japanese chanceiiof
Of legation by il special mission TO ia
pan and it appears that the Chinese
government already has erected eA-
piatory monuments in each OF the for-
eign or international cemeteries whlch
were desecrated. Other articles pro-
hihit the importation Of arms and am
munitioli or materials for their manu-
facture. and this decree may be re-
newed every two years.
Total Indemnity Provided For.
Article & proyidcs for the total III
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-10-28
Switzerland chief photographer.

Washington, Oct. 2I.-The navy de-
partment has selected Lieutenant Com
mander W. II. Ii. Switzerland to sue
coed Captain G. G. Todd as chief ny
drographer Of the navy, and orders
have been issued detarhing the former
from the command of the Dolphin.
Commander Switzerland has come to
be regarded as an expert in hydro
graphic work. He made the most def
mite survey yet had Of the mouth u
the Amazon, and, although the work
was conducted from the Dolphin with
great difficulty, owing to the lack Of
suitable appliances and the constant
heavy swell on the bar that obstacle
TO navigation was successfully and ac-
cprately charted, a work of much value
to commerce. Lieutenant Commander
Albert Glcayes has been ordered to the
command of the Dolphin.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-10-28
yellow Jack Ravaglng yucntan.

Washington, Oct. n. - Advices re.
ceived by the marine hospital service
through the state board of health of
Alabama are that yellow fever is now
epidemic throughout Yucatan. The dis
ease prevails among the Yucatan In
dams, from whom it has been contract
cd by the Mexican troops sent to fight
them. The report says the government
cannot fight the Introduction of the fe-
yer into New Loci through lack Of rail
road facilities. The Alabama board
has Withdrawn restrictions against pas
sf'l% IS from all fruit ports at which
,.."i'.i.- i.5a:,ttal service inspectors are
stationed except Bocas del Toro and
Port Limon.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-10-28
Wireless TeIegrnphy and Telephony

London, Oct. 27.-'rhe naval attaches
Of the United States German and Aus
trian embassies in London officially in.
spcctcd the Orling-Armstrong system
Of wireless Biography and telephony,
in which earth currents are used. Com
mander Glover representing the United
states, operated tile transmitter. Mes
sages in Morse characters We're salts
factorily sent distance of tlree-quar-
tiers Of mile 4 short iron rod was
stuck in the ground al the sending and
receiving stations. and the instruments
were operated in a similar manner over
distance Of twenty miles.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-10-28
On verge Of Textile strike.

Fall River Mass, Oct. PA meet
ing Of the textile council at which all
the unions III the city were represented
has been held. The letter Of the manu-
facturers refusing an advance in wages
was discussed at length. The council
decided that it would leave the matter
Of strike entirely in the hands of the
unions, which action is in line with
their previous determination. It was
decided to hold general meetings Of all
the unions Wednesday night, at which
time the letter Of the manufacturers
will be read and action taken. IT is
claimed there is but little doubt that
this action will be a vote to strike.
Then the strike will begin on the fol
lowing Monday morning.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-10-28
Hughes, condition serious.

Boston, Oct. 2T.--.hn examination In
to The condition Of Commander Ed
ward VI. Hughes, q. $. n, captain Of
the Massachusetts nautical training
ship Enterprise, has been made at the
United States Marine hospital i'll Chel-
sea. The members Of the examining
board refused to announce the results
Of the examination, but from private
sources it was learned that Command
or Hughes condition is very serious,
and grave fears for his recovery are
entertained
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-10-28
oAsTRo's FORCES ROUTED.



San Juan. Porto Rico, Oct. 2T.-Mu-
nez Tebar, a Venezuelan revolutionary
aspirant for the presidency, has receiy-
ed a cable dispatch reporting the com
plcte routing Of General Castro's forces
at Maturin, state Of Bermudez, after
six hours fight, with heavy losses on
both sides.
Castro's forces. according to this dis
patch, withdrew, leaving the insur-
gents In possession of the city and VI
cinty. The reyolutionists are said to
have captured the general command
ing the government forces, a number
Of other prisoners and quantity or
ammunition.
This victory. Tebar says, Indicates
that the whole eastern country Is I'M
der arms. 1t Is believed that the insur-
gents engaged in this fight consisted in
part Of those making up the expedition
which recently left Trinidad.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-10-28

City Of Mexico. Oct. 27.-The mem
bcrs Of the Mexican delegation to the
paI1-American congress have met their
foreign colleagues 70 receive suggcs-
tions as to the amendments to tho pro
posed regulations Of the conference
and especially to chapter with re-
spect to the formalities Of the sessions,
an amendment that has very strong
support II is one in favor Of throwing
open the sessions 10 the representa-
tivcs Of the press instead of holding
thnm III sncret.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-10-28

Newcastle. Natal Oct. y. Command
ant General Botla. with II small escort,
has rejOined Schalk-Burgher, whose
movable government, guarded by 100
horsrmcn, is established TO the west,
ward Of Amsterdam. General Rotha's
forces have separated into small com.
mandos. which are operating in Il
rough, bushy country well adapted to
Borr tactics. Several British columns
are hunting them.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-10-28
NEW MOVE FOR MoLINEUX.
Judge Mcmahon to Hear n Motion to
4uaSii Indictment.


New York, Oct. 27.-Notice of mo-
ton TO quash the indictment against
Roland T. Molineux has been served
upon District Attorney Philbin. A
hearing will lie held Wednesday by
Judge Mcmahon in general sessions.
The moving papers, which contain
thlrty-two pages Of typewriter mat
ter, urge the dismissal of the Molineux
indictment on the ground Of illegal and
insufficient evidence. In the case of
denial Of the motion to quash the in
dictmcnt there is an alternative motion
for an inspection of the minutes of the
grand jury that indicted the defendant
George Gordon Battle of MolineuX's
counsel said after the service of the
notice that a careful resume of the
case showed in the light of the court
Of appeals decision that the grand Jury
was Influenced by the Barnet testi-
mony, and that alone made the indict-
ment Illegal.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-10-28
EARL RUSSELL MAY ENTER.
English BiEnmy Conviction Does Not
bar Him From United States.


Washington, Oct. 27.-Earl Russell,
who was convicted by the house of
lords Of llitamy for marrying a second
wife in Is country after he had been
granted 4 divorce in Nevada, Is free to
enter this country if he so desires.
Assistant Secretary Taylor Of the
treasury department, who has general
Jurisdiction over immigration matters,
has 50 decided. overruling the commits
sioner of immigration, Mr.. Powderly.
Last Wednesday the latter, upon the
representation of Horace ]. Smith of
Philadelphia, who is understood to be
q relative Of the earl's first wife, that
Earl Russell had been convicted of
bigamy ana was not admissible under
the law excluding persons convicted of
crime or miSdcmeanor "involving NOR
al turptude," transmitted Mr.. Smiths
complaint to the board of special in
qriry at Ellis island, New York. for it's
information in case he was detained
upon his arrival there by the inspector.
Assistant Secretary Taylor rescinded
this letter and further instructed the
board to admit the earl unless other
reasons than his conviction in England
should appear on account of which he
should be excluded.
! Mr.. TAYLOR pointed out that Earl
Russell had been granted divorce by
an American court. under which grant
he was at liberty to marry again, and
that in 50 marrying he was guilty of
no crime against the laws of the Unit
ed States or the states.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-10-28
Young Boy Commits suicide.

Bristol, Conn, Oct. 27.-Grief over
a scolding given him by his mother is
supposed to have caused the suicide of
Willie Bailey, aged eleven. the only
child of Mrs. George Bailey of Forest
vile. His body was found hanging
from d beam in shed connected with
the house, where he lived with his
widowed mother. He had apparently
been dead an hour or mofe when
found