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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-03-29
Notice to Creditors.
JOHN ID. RAYNE. Execu
Auctioneer.

Notice is hereby given that the sub
scriber has obtained from the Orphan s
Court of Worcester County, Maryland.
letters of administration on the personal
estate of
WILLIAM r. SPURRIER,
late of Worcester County, deceased All
persons having claims against the de.
ceased. are hereby warned to exhibit the
same. with the vouchers thereof. to the
subscriber. on or before the 18th day of
August, 1902. They may otherwise, by
law, be excluded from all benefits of the
said estate. All persons indebted to
said estate are requested To make i'm
mediate payment. Given under my
hand this 18th day of March, 1902.
SARAH V. SPURRIER,
ExecutriX
Test EDW ARD p. DAVIS,
Mich. l5-3t Register of Wills
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-03-29
SATUR DAY,
APRIL 9th, 1902
ri 1 O'clock 2 NJ


the following valuable fee simple lots
of ground belonging TO the late Robert
G Keene in Ocean City, Md.
BEGINNING for the first ON the south
side of Dorchester Street at point
one hundred feet from Atlantic
Avenue and extending westwardly
along said Dorchester Street the
distance of fifty feet to Lot No. 81,
thence i'll southerly direction
distance of one hundred feet. thence
in easterly direction in line par
allel with Dorchester Street fifty
feet: thence IN a northerly direc-
ton one hundred feet to the place
of beginning. Being designated as
Lot No. "a on the Plat of Ocean
City.
BEGINNING for the second at IA point
on the north side of Wicumicu
Street fifty feet west of Philadelphia
Avenue. and extending on Wicom-
W. A'NiCtt a. uiStdnCt Vi uttN lttt,
thence i'll "A northly direction By and
with Lot No. 100 one hundred feet.
thence III an esterly direction in a
line parallel with Wicomico Street
fifty feet: thence i'll a southerly di.
rection one hundred feet to the
place of beginning. Being designat-
81 n l.. IN 4
of Ocean City,
BEGINNING for the third ut a point
on the north side of Wicomico Street
one hundred feet west of Philadel.
phia Avenue, thence by and with
Wicomico Street fifty feet. thence in
northerly direction by and with
Lot No. 1866, one hundred feet;
thence in an easterly direction in a
line parallel with Wicomico Street
fifty feet. thence southcrly by and
with Lot No. lI5, one hundred feet
to the place of beginning. Being
designated as Lot No. 100 on the
Plat of Ocean City.
BEGINNING for the fourth at a post
on the northerly corner of Atlantic
Avenue and South First Street,
and running thence i'm a northerly
direction by and with said Atlantic
Avenue fifty feet; thence in a west
erly direction ina line parallel with
South First Street one hundred aud
twenty five feet TO Congress Street;
thence i'll southerly direction by
and with Congress Street fifty feet
To South First Street. thence in an
easterly direction by and with South
First Street one hundred and twen-
ty-fiv" feet To the place of beginning.
Said lot being No Block South
ON the plat of Synepuxent Beach
Company of Baltimore City.
BEGINNING for the fifth at the north
east corner of Atlantic and South
Third Street. and running thence
westerly and binding on South
Third Street three hundred feet TO
shNtuut.
binding on Baltimore Avenue one
hundred feet thence easterly parallel
with South Third Street three hun.
dred feet to Atlantic Avenue. and
thence southerly binding ON Atlantic
Avenue one hundred feet to the
place of beginning. Said lot being
par: of Block No South as appears
by plat of Sinepuxent Beach Com.
pany of Baltimore City
These lots are located in the most de-
sirable part of the town, and well sit
uated for building of cottages
Terms of sale will be one-half cash,
balance in six and twelve months. or all
cash at the option of purchaser. De-
ferred payments to be secured.
ABIGAIL KEENE,
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-03-29

Agents for the Above Company,
Charles o. Melvin, Pocomoke City, Md.
Oscar NJ. Purnell, Snow Hill. Md.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-10-30
Salud pdblica,

La Direction de Sa.idad ha die.
ta5o las siguientes disposiciones:
<San Juan, p r. o tubre ~ de
1902. Mu, b 9 queias han sido en-.
visdas & esta oficlna CON respecto al
sacridcio de animaIes ordenado por
las autoridades locales por cen side
rarlos sospechos. 9 de padecer de
muermo 8 de otra enfsrmedad conta
gi .s.; y asi mismo 50 han recibido
quejas de que t ecuentemente &c han
sAcrificAdo los animalus sia cRusa
j.st'ficada..
sL!xmamos 10 atenci6n de las au
toridades locales 6 10 disl sesto en- 10
ley recientements votsda por 10 ca
maraeparA ev to q d sarrollo de en-.
fermedades contagi peas en- los AMI :
males.s
Ella .autoridad para ordenar 10
muerta de nm amin, sfe ,tado de en-
fermedad ccnts giosa reside exclusi-
w y solamente en- la Junta Superior
de SAnidad, y 6sta ordenark su des-
trucci6n siempre ~ cuaudo se teDga
nm disgr 6stico positive y cierto..
Cus!quier animal sospechoso de
muermo & ctra enfermed&d cor tsgio
So Sc, q .inm ediatamente pueato en-
cuarentena y queda1a bsjo obse1vA'
ci6n, pues muchcs sfntomas de sim
pie cAtsrro & otra sfecci6n Sc pare.
cen sl muermo en- su pl incipio y sc
necesita tempo ara estAblecer un
di.gn6stico cierto. Debe darse cuen
to enseguida & ,esta oficina de tales
CasOs y entonCes se d&r&n pOr ell Ius
pector veterinSr.o instruccio 1es de-
tAlladas de 10 que deha hacerse er
cada cAi o. y las me6i las que debsr
adoptArse.. r M. Hernandez Di
r actor de Slnidsd.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-10-30
FdbIica de f6sfoIes,

Sevenden la mxquins de vspor
y dsmks Aparatos de ID fabrics dc
f6sforos establecidA en- Sts. Ans,
Bsyamon, CON cspAcidsd pAra $50
gruesas diarias. TAmbien nm coche
de dos aaientos AcabAdo de importAr.
Dirigirse 6 Gandfa & Stubbe. -
Tetuan 40. San Juan r. r.
81 FL
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-10-30
Union PuertOrriQue1a
Americana.
Comit6 de San Juan.

Slendo grande ell ndmero de pa.
triotas que est&n pendiente de ins'
crihir sus nombres en- el Regfstro de
IL mencionada colectividad, tene-
mos el gusto de participates, que
queda alberto aqu6l en- el estableCi-
mi6nto de d. Francisco J. Marxsua.
Crux NO 6,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-10-30
A Los ultiYa adOlG
de tabdCO.
Algunas llaeaS que La Co
rrespOndencian les Ofrece.

Los cnItivadorea de Il baco de-
ben obEervar los signientes detalles
{ I'm de mejorar II buenA especie de
tabaco qua cnltiven.
CuAndo coj&n lis semillas deban
ser siempre de las plantas mss dess i
rrolladAs mejor hoja, nunca de
matas rsqufsicaa 8 privadas de no.
jas.
Ia degeneration es hereditaris
en- u planta como en- les Rnimales /;
plantRs raqnfticas y degen9r&das
daran siempre mails pro1e.
Para emplesr abopo deba aten-
derse siempre 6 Il composici6n d del
suelo que sa cultivA Y comparados
con aquel en que 10 plAntA ca de CO.
lidad superior, sgregar.e 10 que le
fAlta para hscer nm suelo ignAl ~
que no puede modifi ,arse el clima.
Cu ando se cultiva en- ell mismo te-
rreno mas de dos AMOS seguidos, dis.
minuye ell buen resultado si no se
deia nm af1o en- barbecho.
Siendo las hojas pulmones de
las plsntas por donde respiran to-
mando arte de sus alimentos, i-6-
mo se pretende que unA plants pro-
d: zca buenAs semillas si ss Ie qui'
tan las hojass6 81 las tiene rsqufti'
cas-?
Para reger erar 10 semilla y OBJ
taner de 10 mejor, que trasmita 6 10
planta buenas cualidades siembreEe.
II en- buen terreno & d6jeselA desa'
rr0llAr y semillar en- ell semillero
CON la correspondents separation
de las dem8s hasts, de estR vigorosa
plAnta, tenar ls semilla.
Las plantaciones de tabaco en-
Argel estkn b. 10 la direction de un
Iageniero Agr6nomo del Gobiernc,
quien hace que cada cult.vAdor esco'
ja cierto 1mero de plaDtas para se'
millss segtu In extension &c 10 plan
taci6n, no cort6ndoss 6 .tRs. hAsta
no obtener 10 semilla.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-10-30
Juntass Escolar
DE SANTA ISABEL

Ls Jar ts Escolar en- session ce'
lebrada hoy acord6 anunciAr para su
provision, por veinte dias, 6 contar
de 10 fechs, las siguientes b cnslAf: !:
CuAtro rurales para sus respac'
tivos campos. Les aep!rantes diri.
jan sus solicitudes dabidamente do
cumautadas & esta Prasidencia
Santa label, o tubre % de
1902. )
Ieodosi0 BenjanaS7a
Presidsnte.
20 d a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-10-30

RecOnocidas las vir-
tudes del aceite de hi
gado de bacalao en- ell
raquitismo, enfermeda-
des del pecho y otras
sc lucho durante mu-
cho tempo con ell in
conveniente de su olor
y sabor desagradables
que imposibilitaban su
administration. De ahf
nacie el pensamiento
de ailadirle emulsivos
Ell aparatos apropiados
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-10-30

81 mi tro de los EstA 'oa Uai-
dos en- VenezualA, ha pedido q de :
partamento de Marira de Was hing :
ton ell envio de bareos de guerra { la
Gusyra.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-10-30
barie apallal a \ rssIlss
Aho XII Nun 4saA San Puerto
! Il jan juan - dssn Jdy 1900



Los hue gnfatss f-anceses estkn
sdivididof nl1os ~ cor tsn tan CON el
aumento en- el sals,i J, otros piden
A1em&a iornadA de8 horaf.
III gobiefno turcoa ne In Qneia.
do al gobi arno bd1 d1garo de que algu-
mas partidAs rebel6 6es ee han refugia-
do on Bulgaria.
Con motive a cel as es inxto del s6b
ditto alem4n Mr.. Rusel, Ell gobierno
de BERN ha dispuasto enYiAr 6 We,
nezuelA lcs barcos de guerra; de sque
In nsci6ns Vineta., xP PantherY yxGa-
cel1e..
El. 7lneta,llego aver { ID Guay-
ra.
90
Ha descargado una horrorosa
tormenta en- 10 provincia de BARGE.
Iona.
Ha reves lido una solem nidad ex
trAnrdinsria ell actn de descubrir Ii
l&pid& colocada en- OViedo en- memo
ria de Leopoldo Alas.
O&o
Al practicar en- Vargirard una
ascension en- 81 globo nir.gible, el
areonautA Dabraf Ky y su comps fisro
NORM, cuando el areostato estAba &
una altura considerable sa rompie-
ron los alambves de il blrquilla, II
cual Sc estrell6, contra IL terra, pc.
re.isndo los dos areonautaa.
90
El gobi srno de TaYqafA hA diri
gido unR circn'ar & las potenci.s, en-
10 qua acusa & Bnigkri~ de prestar
ayudA & les rebeldes de Macei on',.
loo
El Sultan de Turquia ha invita-.
do ii Car Nicolas II { que vista &
G Conatantinopla.
En- Macedonia hay veints y dos
puebios rebelados.
Io-o
Medic battalion tur so ha aldo des
trnido por los rebe des en- el desfilA-
dero de Kreesr ..
60
Los ohreros de Syracuse, Set
lie, se hsn deelarAdo en- huelgs, pro.
duciendo des6rdenes cue. han oeasio.
nado algur Oh niue tos.
90
Kn Manila SO cree que las opera.
clones contra el sultan de B acolod,
snl. isla de- Mindar 20, serkn muy
largas y penesAs.
e acor zado sE operador Car.
los Va ssrx el primer buque en- que
| Sc ins tslAr& el apArato el6ctrico In
yentAdo por Ell genar al Garin para
di igir las mAquinss J TIM n 1esde
ell pusn.e.
Go
En- Calahorra, provi acia de Lo.
grcffo, hnbo a q contends tiros en-
ell teAtro durante L. faEci6n, produ :
ciendo nm p&nico terrible qae fue
causA de dc snayos y atropeiios, Ia
muerte de uno de los espectsdores,
de vkrios heli los y de muchcs con
tuto,.
Varios centsnares de tabaque
ros de la compafiia eCnbl Am6:ica.
" LA Am6rics. de Tampa, Sc hsr
declarado en- hae'g, por no satisf .
cerle IL clase de matsria.es qae o;
les suministra.
De Madrid anu neian que es Gas
| seguro q. en- el pr6ximo prasupuestt
del mir iste 10 de e .ta1o figuren lo
gastos necesarios para el q. tableci
miento de 10 L:g sci6n de e spAf1a el
esta gisla.
CO
L. huelga de minaros frapeese
de carbon, es e m 1lstA en- | lepar
tanento Norts y PAso de Calais.
90
He llegado { Naeva Y TX el sr
Luis v. AbRd
Los iurcos hxn derrctsdo ne,
partida compuesta de bd 6 Aros ser
CO de Fl 1rids, & Is millas de Mo ms
tir..
FL gobferno de 10 Sublime Paar
Eta 81 yue enviando refueTz EOS 6 Mace
donia.
o*o
Eluini tro de los EstA soa uai
dos en- Venezuala, ha pedido al de
partamento de Marir Z de Washing
tan el envio de bareos de guerra & h
Gusyra.
Subasta del serVicio
de sLsmapiezas, de 1etrinas q algibes:
Sc hs. acordado In subasta de
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-04
PROUD RECORD:
Rhode Island Paid Cash at Pan
American Exposition.

George n. Kingsbury. who was execu-
tive superintendent for Rhode Island at
the Psn-American exposition at Buffalo
says: Where other states begged day
and night for tickets for the people at
home, we paid cash. or course. the COM
monwealth settled for II in the end"
Mr.. Kingsbury said that New York's
commissioners 10 the exposition operated
along the same line. They would not
ask for ticket fsvors for citizens unen-
titled TO them. preferring TO buy the
pasteboards out OF state funds and let
the prominent citizen" imagine he was
prominent enough 10 be entitled 10 a
place on the free list
our action was appreciated at Buff
falo, said MIR. Klnesbury, "It got
around among the exposition officials and
newspaper editors that Rhode Island was
the only visiting state not in the ticket
grabbing game, and were respected ex-
allied and given the right OF line i'm many
things. This ls the chief reason why our
state was far more conspicuous and
popular at the Pan-American than most
OF the others
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-04
ANOTHER OFFER
Made TO Striking WsaVsrs Of
tho Atlantic Mills.

Lawrence, Mass. Jan. 4-The commit
dee appointed at the mass meeting OF the
Aiantic mill strikers last night 10 hold
conference with Agent Somersby went
10 me mill this morning and was given an
auoience. The situation was discussed
nN the committee and the agent FOR three
hours and resulted In another offer.
which was reported 10 the weaVers AZ "A
meeting held this forenoon
Inc agent offered to grant an advance
OF hVe cents per cut one eight, nine and
Zen quarter goods hut ne declined 20
MAKE any concessions IN regard To the
other grades
All the details of tho situation were dis
cussed and the case argued fully by both
sides The committee seemed 20 realize
that the ofer was the beet which the
agent felt he could make under the cir
cumstances. but. of course. he had no
power 10 promise that the offer would
be accepted
The strikers have demanded an adj
vance OF ten cents a cat and have already
rejected an offer Of FIVE cents. so tbat II
appears doubtful n they can be convinced
that IL viii he best 60 accept
Action Will be taken By the wcavers
later this afternoon.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-04
GOLDEN WEDDING BOTTLE BROKE.
Marital Anniversary Observed
by Rhode Island Couple.

Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Slocum or New
London. Conn. celebrated today, a half
century of welded life. They were mar
ried at Wyoming. n. l., Jan. 4, 1852. Both
are natives of Rhode Island. Mr.. Slocum
is direct descendant OF Gyles slocum.
who settled at Newport and was con-
temporary OF Roger Williams lie IL the
son of John and Sarah slocum. and was
born In Richmond, n. L., May II. 1929
Mrs. Slocum is member OF the Pierce
family, one OF the old Rhode Island fam
ilies. Her maiden name was Lucy Raw
Z Pierce. and she was born Nov. L. 1889.
'the nikht the stars fell" al Hopkinton.
*. l. Her parents were Jonathan and Ma
rlam Pierce
The early part OF their married lives
Mr.. and Mrs. Slocum spent az Hope Val
ley, X. L., where Mr.. Slocum was employ
ed In a mill. Later they removed TO Wes-
: terly. where he began to work az brick
layer and plssterer. and in spite OF the
fact that he Is now nearly 70 years OF age.
he can still do good days work at his
trade.
About 1870 Mr.. and Mrs Slocum moved
~ New London. where they have since
sesided. They have lived quiet lives and
enjoy the esteem OF all who know them
on account Of their integrity They have
dad two childrenu. daughter, Charlotte
X. VINO died several years ago. and son.
Walter M Slocum, who il on the edito-
rial stan OF the New London Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Socum observed their an
niversary with reception at their home
on Mountain avenue this afternoon. and
IN the evening Will have a family gather
ing
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-04
Col. OInsy's Chsck Book and
Papers DeIuged With Ink.

Colonel olney. chairman OF the board OF
police commissioners opened bottle"
In the office OF that board Thursday nf-
ternoOn.
The episode stirred everybody in the
room and all agreed that the colonel had
made a decided mark
lie was standing At "A desk with his
opened mail, his check book and pile OF
personal bills before him, preparing TO
make various people most acceptable
New Years gifts
lie reached up to the top OF file box
over the desk 80 take down a fancy call
ender and 'joggled' quart bottle. fll-
ed with ink, which was just balanced on
the edge OF the box
Bin! The bottle plunged TO the desk.
was broken and deluge OF ink ran over
the mail, check book and bills and decor
ated the front OF Colonel Olney's vest and
pantaloons.
And the colonel never turned "A hair.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-04

The following vessels have arrived and
sailed during The past % hours Arrived ::
Steamers Massachusetts. Appleby, Ire
mont Wilcox New York. CITY Of New
port. Robertson, Newport ana return;
saxon, sherman. Philadelphia: city OF
FAN River. Geer New York tugs Gaspce
Coastwi<e. Gertrude. Argo. w r. Glad
wish Standard Oh 90. No. >: schooners
William Huston. Coleman, Philadelphia
Horace. Macomber, Bray. Baltimore;
bargss Commerce, Highlander Ringlesd-
er G.. W. DanielSou. Block Island Sailed:
Steamers Massachusetts. fremont New
York. Warwick. FAN River and Boston:
Essex Parker. Baltimore. tugs Gaspee,
W. T.. Cladwi~h. ArgO. Gertrude.
-chooners Clarence ~. Nennsr. Coal Port:
barges - J BcrWlnd Red Wing 3 r.
Head. Balloon. Allistou. White.
The steamer Rambler ~ tho Providence.
Fall River and Newport line did not ar
rive this morning owing 90 the fact that
she broke her rudder m leaving Bristol.
The passengers were sent 10 this city by
rail-. and the freight cared FOR by other
boats ~ tho line.
This afternoon the Warwick will take
her place ana after unloading at Fall
River will proceed to Boston FOR extensive
alterations.
The New Shoreham went on the dry
dock this morning snd will undergo the
changes ~ announced in this column
some days seo.
The work OF dredging at Tlilrs dock has
been completed and the drodee Newport
has been tied up FOR the winter.
Another barge was tied up alongside of
the one that already blocks the entrnnre
20 the new public landing. established ht
'he city early this week. aud it looks
~ N there wa- no waV ont ~ The diffi.
Guilty as tho entrance 90 the landing ia
exceedingly narrow and when vessels are
Ted up 90 the connecting docks which h.
a common occurrsrcc. they shut out The
entrance 90 the landing
one or tNo captains have already suc-
scstcd that tho noat be moved further
down The river 60 more secluded SPOT.
and also 20 ssve time IN rowing go far up
the river.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-04
TRAFFIC DELAYED
Freight Gar Leaves tho Rails at
Manchester, n. H.

Manchester. ~ H.. Jan. "A derailed
freight car on the main line OF the Bos-
ton and Maine railroad near the Bridge
street crossing in this city delayed the
traffic for several hours this morning and
caused inconvenience and discomfort TO
passengers. No person was injured
The accident occurred to the south
bound freight. which passes through Man
chester about a. m. The train con-
sisted OF - heavily loaded cars that
nearest the engine being n refrigerator
ear OF the California Fruit TRANSPORTATION
company.
A truck on this car lost a hange and
bumped along on the ties. The sudden
shock threw the next car following OF
the rail and across the up track. blocking
the entire road. \ wrecking train MAS
brought To the scene and the derailed car
was drawn back. so that all trains could
pass
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-04
ANSWER THIS.
Can Providence Demand ANY
Further Proof.

There Is not a newspaper reader In
Providence who has not read the emphat-
lc. testimony touching Doan's Kidney
Pills published FIRST In the summer OF
1896 by Mrs. John Bush Of i35 Burnside
street. Undoubtedly many who read the
said testimony have often wondered II
he cure effected 10y Doan's Kidney pills
was permanent or transitory. Read this:
"In the month Of January. 1896. was
cured Of kidney complaint by procuring
Doan's Kidney pills AZ drug store and
taking course OF the treatment told
tho people of Providence the particulars
of the said cure and ! can only add to
that It Is considerably over three years
from that time and the cure then eject
ed has not ony remained permanent but
60 my knowledge others lu Providence
who have used the remedy have received
unequi,ocal results"
Sold FOR 80 cents per box: for sale by sll
dealers. Foster -Mnburn Co. Buffalo. y
y. sole agents Tor the T.. :
Remember the name "Doans" and take
po othrr
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-04
DOVER RIGHTS.
Mrs. Plant Will Secure Them
Under Recent Decision.

New York, Jan. i.-Justice Leventritt I'm
the supreme court announced decision
today in the action brought by Mrs Mary
j. Plant, widow of Henry Bradley Plant.
the founder Of the Plant system of rail-
ways and steamships. against the execu-
tors and trustees OF the will
Justice Leventrltt decided that the viii
should he probated and established In
this state ON the ground that MIR Plant
was resident OF New York at the time
of his death
The VIII was executed IN Connecticut
a few days before Mr.. Plants death and
was offered for probate there Mrs Plant
maintained that the probate there was
invalid. I'm the will she was Left only =
life annuity Of $4,000 and the effect of
Justice Leventritts decision will be to
give her full dover right. amounting TO
about Sc 0nn O0a
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-04
REV. Or. PULLMAN BEAD

Stanford. Conn Jan. i-Rov. joseph
Pullman. ID D.. presiding elder Of the
New York East conference FOR the NJ. r.
church. died az n ~ this morning.
Or. Pullman had been suffering several
months with cancer
Or. Pullman studied FOR "a, ministry i'm
the Theological school Al Concord. n. H.
and In wesleyan academy In Wilbraham.
Mass.
He was graduated from Wesleyan uni
versify In Middletovn. Conn. in 1859 For
~ years he filled many OF the most inn
porfant charges OF the New York East
conference. He WaS appointed presiding
elder In lss IN issS I@2 and Isp0 hs was
delegate from fhe New York confer
snce 10 the senersl conference Of the
church.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-04
SLICK SWINDLE,R
l8- Year Old Lad Successfully
Works Confidence Game,

Lowell Mass, Jan. frank Dimodana.
Is years old is the slickest youth that the
Lowell police have stumbled up against
him are true Dimodans is charged with
inducing wood dealers to go out into the
country and selling them wood not his
own.
Amass Brown. Hermidas Iesage and
John Guilnette are among the men who
say they have suffered by over-confdence
In the youngester Dimodans sold Guilnette
10 cords OF wood In Billerlca for s2S and he
sold Lesage six cords George Paouette
paid him si5 down on purchase OF 200
cords In Chelmsford The boy appeared be-
fore the police court this morning and was
held until next Wednesday for trial