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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-10-24
Records for Twenty-Four Hours.

The following were the readings of the
thermometer and barometer at the weather
bureau for the twenty-f four hours beginnine
at pm. yesterday:
October q. 4 pm. II: 8
pm, &C.: ~ midnight, 81 October a. 4
am. IS; s am, 81; " noon, 60: pm. 90
Maximum, a, at 4 p.m., October 3; mini
mum, g. at am. October "a.
Observation-Disclosures %. Z p.m., a0.14; 8
pm. SO. ID: IL midnight 26. October 81.
am. a0.2s; s am, S0,s2; noon, a0.e5: 2
pm. 20.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-10-24
ALLEGED NUISANCE
SUPERINTENDENT OF GAS COM
PANY MApE DEFENDANT.
Charged That He Permitted Oil and
Gas Tar to Escape From Works
INTO River

Thomas F. Holden, superintendent of the
Washington Gas Light Company's plant at
the foot OF 18th street southeast, is on trial
before Judge Kimball OF the Police Court
today. being charged with violation of
section 9O1 of the code Attorney r. Ross
Perry appeared as counsel for the gas
company and the government is represent
ed by Attorneys Alex. r. Mullewny and
Ralph Given. Each side has a number of
witnesses, and 1t is not probable that the
case will be concluded today
The information against Mr.. Holden cites
that he did "unlawfully on October 16. al
low water mixed with tar and OIL of the gas
works Of the Washington Gas Light Com
pany. situated at the foot Of 18th street
southeast. to flow into and be deposited
into certain tributary of the Potomac
river known by the name Of the Anacostia
river, and also known by the name of the
Eastern branch of the Potomac river"
The filing of the charge against Mr.. Hol-
den was result of fire which occurred at
the navy yard August last, when 1t is al
legged that some sparks from hosting en-
CINE on a wharf at the yard fell on some
oil which was floating on the river. igniting
1t, the Oil coming in contact with and set
ting fire to the piling of one of the wharves
at the yard.
Admiral Terry Orders Inquiry.
Admiral Terry. commandant of the yard
ordered an investigation. which was made
by Lieut.. Comdr. ]. NJ. Bowyer, and at its
conclusion a complaint was made to the
District Commissioners. who turned tine
matter over to the fire marshal, and it was
later referred to the police department, and
Precinct Detective Lehman caused Il war
rant to be issued for Mr.. Holden.
Lieutenant Commander Bowyer, who was
witness today, testified to the effect that
he had seen film of oil floating on the
river at the yard at different times and
when the tide receded the oil adhered to the
ping of the wharves.
Detective Lehman produced several bot
ties said to be filled with water containing
oil, which, he testified, he secured from the
river at point near the gas works Septem-
Der 10 last.
Further Hearing Postponed.
At o'clock Judge Kimball postponed
further hearing in the case until IL o. clock
tomorrow morning. All the governme MT
witnesses had testified with the exception
of Prof Hird, the District chemist, who
made an analysis Of the water taken from
the river by Detective Lehman He Will
testify tomorrow when the hearing is re-
sumed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-10-24
New York Stock Markets.

Furnished by W. B. Hibbs & Co., bankers
and brokers. 1910 F St.. members New York
stock exchange. Washington stock ex-
change and Chicago board OF trade.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-10-24

Rostmaster ct Dsnbigk Va.
Santa A. Morse was today appointed
sssurth-ciass postmaster at Denbigh, Va.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-17
Armando Rodriguez

Dssdo antes de agar sc sneusntra sn esta
etudad, nuestFo enthusiastic coRreligionario y
pnsn amigo don ArmAndo Rodrfgusg, &ctivo
props AndIsta dc las idsas que sustsnta oil par.
lido federal.
Dieho amigo fee absuslso an 10 sAnsa ne
ae To siguieFR @nts IA Oorse de DissFitO do HUI
macao, por falsa dennncta do Pedro Dfas, alias
@MaYtilio.N
Antsa de sAilr de Rquslla eiudAd, 10 agre-
dieFon los tnFbas Augsl ViaJs. ex poIicIa in
sulAr, , sl supFadisho Pedro DfaS, alias aMRr.
killo1
IntsrVIniaron sn si hseho, Q favor del
agF4dido, sI Hesncfado don Jose Aponte, al
esfs1y Barrsiro. ciru1ano dsntista, y algunos
90 q pres mas.
Por 10 dsmks, don AFmando R1dgfgusx sa
musstra en- sxtrsmo sgradscido q las defsrsn'
elias y Rtsnc'onas de qus fuS obieto poE parts
Do In soeiadad cnlta de Humacao.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-17

Gao, n aus dice de sssA mansrs: <JUAN SAN
CHEZ BAHR1o SUH-PLACITA- - 20 ANoS CON
TEIRuYENTE
De modo que, poF aHsa de btrlSotrIoQus go
me das polo DEF dsPacho electoral p0r los 1us-
caa de dieho coIcgio, 0 quisnas Acuso en- for
ma de sas grave dslito
IA mas, honorAbls ssfior: para CaFcforaEme
de CUE 20 me ArrsbAA6 el daracho del vobos sl
dia de In elcceI6n intsnt6 sjarcsT oil meneionA.
do dareeho NO parmiaiendonsmss 10 q9s motivo
una protssta verbal del 1us9 ssfiof Toro Fer
nknds8.
Pfusbo que solisits y obtuvs mi insoripei0n
en- oil rsgistFo de slsetorss del colsgto As Las
II y msdiatds 10 ms Rama del Gsupradichos dia
2s, CON sI jus1 de mesa don CAklos del ToEo
Eern&ndss. si recusAdor don Ricardo Disxs DON
Simplicio DiaS obros.
Por 10 sxpussto suplieo Q Y. 81. que tome
aIgunA provldenei&. Pldo jussieia.
CsRnAs, NovismhFs 1T de 1902.
RsspsAuosAments.
Juan Z. Sanchez.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-17

El dis 1s de ssptlsmbrs, sGbAdo Dor mas
ntfas, IsebsI Mon maItTRt6, en- 10 VIE p6bii-
co, de palabra dc obra, 10 ni6a M1nusIa
Rtos qua ViVfB en- enna.
TssaigoS del hscho MAYR1Fo Dl&s La
eiSno FFsgoSR.
Dos guaFdiRa detuvlaron a Ia label Mufios
otToR doa llsvar0n I'm ninS O preaaneia de
an f@ouleRtIvo para que In raeonocisHa.
Los guRrdias qna prsstaFon sss ssFvielo
fusron Rssas Victor Flores, Dsmstrio Persg y
obro euyo nombrs ignoramos.
Pasad0 oil parts eoFRsSpondisnts al Jues
de pas, ordSn6 ssts Ell arrssto Dc IG Isabel, que
sali6 en- libsrt8d bajo aanx&, Gsg6a SO dice, y
dispuso qus la MIA fussa deposiSada en- casa de
una tAl Tsie. dulesra de oneio, que hAbita en-
la ealls dc In 0ArniesrfA,
Dies dlAs dsspu6s, oil 90 do SspAismbFs
compAreci6 ANITA oil jueE dc pas u piano GAr-
els, pRdFa natural do I'm FgrsdtdA, o. a. do en-
saFARss do cU& ado 90 veEincsba sI iuicio d.
cho tuneiOnRrio 10 contsst6, en- tono dasp6tleo,
cue Aqu6l nRda tsnfa que vsF en- dicho aaunto;
que hAbfR impuesto una multA l& Isabel y
que 81 no ssSAbR confoFme, fnesS q qusi&Ess
donds quisisra.
Mas tRFds hsmos sabido qua, en- sfseto, Sc
le impuso II prseisAdR IsAbsl una muitS de
dies dollars psTo que no fac citadA jUieio
como tAmpoco 10 faeron 10 ninA ManuslS Rios
nj Gus padres U piano Garcia RRmonA Rios
nj los tssAIgoG oeulAEss del heeho
Todo clio demnsstr& pAmaFiRmsnte que
Sl iusH inpus0 una multA sin pEeviA eeIabTR-
El6D dc iuicio.
Hs Ahf una infrAecI6n do ley.
Sui6rFAHe que eBta Raunto madiaRon
una BoEti1A vsloFAdR en- dcee dollars y sells do
Liars On sfsetivo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-17

CERTITIoADoS o BoNoS de dsbisoa dc
AyunSamfsntos.-C vsnas.-ooarado
Palsu.
San Juan. Puerto Riso.
HOTEL 1rALtANO REEoRMADo. OF.
TO frants - PiA&a Principal y con vista .
tras ealiss alec en- su ciass. EospadRfs
diario a1sO Aracibo. Pto. Rico.
AMERIco MARIN ofress nuavsmanta
9I vd1lieo au AGENc1A DR. NEGo-IOS Y
COMISIoNES.
Poness Pasrto R'co.
q TODOS.-Ls AGENOTA COLONIAL.
ApAFsado 423, Ofeina Alien 10. San Juan P. B.
Sc haze cargo de toduaeneargo, eomisf6n, In
forms. eonsig gnaei0n, eompra-vs vsnsa, ambaPqus
e. d La anaafsn U1. si 10 dssea assrf-
Dir sn II mxqnins de sseribir sJswstss uns
caTsA smplsando CINoO eolorss disstntos d o
tintR. II.
BN Los HERMoSOS passos do maIoiiila
yaHba do gaines da In hAeienda sSAn Isido-
ros dc PatiIlas, 30 aomR ganadc Guido
paEtlP utilldadss. q.
SIla DemOcr@cia0 % ven-
dc en L. casa dc 9The Allen NeWsss
piasa Alsonso III nnmeEe 3.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-17

E attorney general y sl ifs de prislonss
IAN gfrado una vista al prssidio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-17
O. del Toro FernAndeg,

Honorable Attorney General.

Juan q SsnehsE, natural de Oomsrfo, We
elmo de OsguAsI esssdcs mkFor de- vsinte v
ares sn1s, Ants v. Fl. eompaKsSGc. v con mi
aeostumbKa6o rsspsto, digs:
Que sI 80 del pAsado mes de NovlambFa
astuVs en- el eolsgio BGmsEo as, dc Cagras.
cORreSpondienss Ai % disaFieo, GasyAma, sCs.
eihamd0 obtanisudo mi inseripei6n poF cana
nfdRd en- al ReglstEo do elactores, sin que No
mae RecugaUs MI pnafsse tacha algunR.
Con pEofnndA sorpreaa vi despu0s do Giar.
40 Las IistAa Al p6blico, Que On elias no eonata.
ba mi fnnerfpci6D, asf; GJUAN III. SANCHEZ -
BAREHo GUR,-cALLE BALD0RToTY, ,-23 ANoa, --
obssFvAndo- OtTa ins
BFipci60 con mi nombEs, IMooMPLETo. que data
Del 90 , 1900, 10 que se RsAsre nm inolvidRo
aRa eHmpsa eon1enR % IL saEGal 90 hnmas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-17
Not101a.S

Ua muehaehc sncontr6 hoy IN % ealla de
TaEaoo una li6HstA CON forTo sueAFnado qua
psFdi6 IN indivfiuo que 80 digigia Rl campo
. esbAllo
DiehA librstR. que eoutlsna algnnos Apun-
tsss aunqus NO oil nombga Dc su dntG', ss hA.
lin dspositAdA On estas oacinas.
Mr. A. w Marin, FacIen llegRdo do los
EssAdos uidos ha aido elscto para dsHempe
hAr In DlaSa dc pFofsaoE dc lag 81 On lAs ssens.
lAs Do quayRnilla.
e. attorney general y sl isf4 de prislonss
AAn gfrado una vista Al prssidio.
EI aYuntamiOpto de Yaueo asuara de sus
derschos como eonesisl don Juan Anton
glorgl. So f0nda On que sl asfIor AntongtoEg
dsJ0 de asistiF . trsH sssionss eonsseutIVAs de
diehR coRpoTRei6a.
>GUSTAN HUCHO IN esta Capital Ios sa-
haeoe lmaFea aEl RssGman,a da In f6brfea del
se7cr O&dfs Los hsmos vlsso en- varius @sAa-
Dleei mfens7s los q0e gustav do fumaF bnsn
eanaeos loa sClieit@n CON inteF6s, por 90 ARABIA
10 ssmsrsdo y exquisite aroma. Sa C0noos
! 4ne % omplaa sR sll0s 10 meior rama dc Ia
ksla , cue sstAn sxentos de todA nssela.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-17

Sc IA pFsssntado en- suspsnei6n de page
81 eomsreiAnta do sstA plass don FfAneisec
Escoda.
Oon cal motive SO hatiAn sn est@ ciudad
vRrios rspPessntantes de acRediSsd&s eAsas
msrc&ntiIos do San Juan.
Dicesa qua los medicos aIndicos para
ensendeR On dleho Asunto, qua promste ser
Ynidnao, SON loH seq 1rss don snibo Apontss
don r sRis Ramos Y don Manuel Ssfsrit.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-17
BoDA-S

Anoehs eontrsjsFon iustss nupeias nuas-
SYo distip guido amigo oil IicenGiado sn faFma-
cia don Modesto AgDsFo MaTsi v 10 ApEseiabIe
sen 1PiAA Maria Santos.
La esFsmoni& vsriHc6ss en- famtia o causa
del luao Reelsnte do 10 ncvl&.
DssAmos o los nuavos aaposos bodO gems
70 de fsliei 1Aass.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-17
FAURA, EN- cAMPANA
COMO IMPARTE JUSTICIA

No dice Ia cr6niea malislosa quisn msnsj6
ass psqush1 buep.
Tsatigos hay ante quienss Isabel Mphos
manifesto ans dato intsrssantisimos &un4ue
sin nombraF q los S7stsTes1dOs dieh1 sea On ei
doble ssntido de In palabga.
Tambian hay quiensa pusdan aasshgn@r
cue A@nto RQ ualIa, como l0a dsm@s indivAouos
de Yefsraneia, han mRnif sBtad0 pdhltc&msnta
ous no as vsrlnc6 oil juieio que prOeadts nj 81
duiara 80 les cit6 para que eomparscterAn.
Qusdsn los somsnsarios para sl piadoso
leetoF.
nj 90 de Ostubrs, 6itimo dfa de las las
eripeionss. fne dstenido an las primeras horss
de la msHAnA con mueho sparaso anss mn
msEoso pGblieo. don Joaquin AlmsrfA To-, ve-
elmo del bRREio ds OaGGbeneftOs que Vino 10
robIaei6a con obiato dc ingeribirse Cono elee-
toR fsdaF&l.
MoaIv6 dicha detsnei6n oil hseho do cue
al aefer AtmeEfa portAba nm Suchillc; fue
eondueido AI dep6xito municipal por al 9u&rdia
bansmArlto Victor EloRst; se 10 cOndan0 y
sstuvo pPsso sn Ia planta 9ltA del Oonsistor1oi
paFo mas tArdo, sin que sepsmos como nj poF
dus, fac pussto en- libsPtads ain cumplir si Fssso
de Ia asnsancfA.
AssR6rass Que rscupsr6 10 Hbsrtad eAm.
bio de antiarse nj pAEtido pssudo-rspublicsnos
proposition que 10 fns hschas ssgun rumoHas,
sn sl propIo JusgAao da Pas.
Da ser ssto cisrto, soma pRFses, supona-
mos que oil Hon. Attorney Gsnsrsl 40 sara IAN
ereduIo inocsDta que sigA aaRmAndo cue oil
Jus1 de Pas de CRguAss don Raimundo EAura,
NO hAos polfticA.
como aFrimA oil AseuR G. "a SARDINIA
ContlnuaHemos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-17

A1t Doeas Il 8 sgrsdido On Bio PisdEss por
vAFlos da aus smp mplaaaos el dusf1o ds~ ana pana-
deFfa n diesn qua sato oeurEto por difs-
Taneias hsbfda antYa operarioa pAtxeno.
In Mayaeu - han sido puastos On Iihsrs@ds
baio Hansa, lss indivfduos cue sstaban deAe-
nfdcs. con mctfvo del eKfmsn de Ia earTassEa
de Anaseo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-17
EMPIRE SA de COCHES
DE
eane0Fa. sser0s, y AaHA@

ksta eHpresa via1a dssde San Juan G
Ponce vice-versa sin zanzibar de coche
mi de cochero en- ell trayecto.
Is In empreaa que mas rapido hsrs oil
vtaie.
Tsmhien neta coches para los pueblcs
intermedioa.
Agencia en- San yuan, Hotel InrtAtefRa.
30 CAguas, Adrian PSrsx.
"a Ponaes kos PTssloA alos,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-17

-1oUERE1S EcONoM1sARp puss com.
prem O sns hfjos eI eAlsado do L. Mays gas
xana.-San Juan, San Jnsto 1t
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-17

de Anascos
Tipos de eamhios
Londrss. vista $3.50 ssx
20 d, s1k a4.ss
s:sss;::i s::s.;::i En- =, i ''' ! sZB
nspana, div sc11 o s7 p. : D
IA sl vspor aPonesD han ilsgado los pa-
drss Fadsntorissas Mr. Ohas Sigal hr. L.
MulhaneY.
Sc assgura que tomarkn posssi6n dc IL Pa
Froqoia de Mayagnaz sl dia pEimsro de Di-
cismbre
Ri prssidsnAs Roossvslt, ha sansiado ei
dtR 81 del mes On eurso como dis do gractas,
On oil que - eslsbrATk sl TRADITIONAL sThsrks.
giving Days
M skhado fAlIeel6 en- San Juan sl indivf.
dno Tito Crus. que 90 hsIlRba ataeado do muer'
Ea oil acio fG6 sntsPrado GA oil eamsntsrio
euarsntsnaFios mandAndose quemsr aodos los
utensilios del emf srmo y fnmig Sndosa conve-
nisntsmsnSs, sl local donds aqusl se sueon'
traba.
Los mismbros do So tsmiIla Sc han eurado
rApidameuta tomando Ia Emnlsf0n de Scots.
$50. Domingo 3. D., 6sptiembre. 1894
Srss. Scott d Bcwns, Nasva York.
Muy sef1oTes m1os : Haea tempo que ven.
20 PeOSs@UuU a& @mNiSl0m oe SE0sss u9 nC9AhS
do hfgado de bacaiao CON hipofos9Aos do eai v
do sosa que ds. pPapsHAn habisndo obtenido
sismprs los rasuit&dos mas satisfaeaorios. Ac.
tualmanta 10 sst&n tomando los mismbros do
mi famifa, On los que nae ha sido fkeii no1aT
el rkpido pRogrsso do "a euraei6n.
Aprovseho ID oportunidGd, para fslieitaY.
les y suseribirms de is., alto. Q. .. b. 8. n.
J. II. Rons5Tes.
Para @mP@P mm R0MRFaaAO
an an dis toma las PAETILLAS LAXANTES
DE BROMo- QUIN1NA. 81 botieario 10 da-
VOivefa 81 din9Fo OF no euPa. La Ggma do
ID. w. GROVE % halla ca cada caiisa
-1oUERE1S EcoNoM1sARp puss com.
prem sns hiios oil eAlsado do L. Mays gas-
gana.-San Juan, San Jnsto II
LE0HOI0 BARRElR0 -
oiruiano dsntista. Ofre- -
&c sus ssrvicios al p6bli-
0aguAa, Pto-Rieo. VSsS
~Jose6. del Vale (ToRtAlexa 71.t-0A-
eiMas para II gesai6n dc asunsos administYasi-
vos IN todos lOs canAr0s onsislas.
MANGAS Z oAPIROTES. Verses do Luis
Rodriguez Cabrera. De vsnta On In saIIs do
10 FoTsaIsza NO. 80, nj prseio dc 20 sansAvos oil
slsmplaF.
Emigdio S. Ginorio
4 B @ @ a D O
Plaza de Colon 8, altos.-san Juan
Puerto Rico.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-12
KINDLY TREATED.
Ladies' From Abroad Always
Found Courtesy From Natives.

A lady OF this city who has resided In
St Pierre. Martinique. has criticised the
interview in the n. Y Herald with some
OF the friends OF the wife OF u. s. Con-
sui Prentiss az Martinique regarding the
treatment of foreigners there by the na-
tives. The friend OF Mrs. Prentlss saws
that foreign ladies were spoken OF
slightingly while being passed in the
streets by natives in St Pierre, but the
lady who questions this says that during
her entire residence I'm Martinique she
heard no sighting remarks and further
more that during the summer months
while she resided In the country with sew
eral servants and although on the high
way she was never molestcd In any way
shape or manner While tho natives oc-
casionally quarrelled among themselves
they rarely would have anything 20 say
TO foreigners unless addressed first She
generally would do her shopping unat.
tended and always met with the utmost
respect IN all places
The natives OF Martinique learned 20
love those who treated them as they
should be treated and n was tho foreign.
crs who understood this and conse-
qlently got along with them - well.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-12
FELL FROM
AIRSH|P
1900 FEET
Terrible Death Of Brazilian Aer.
onaut in Paris Following
Balloon Explosion.

Paris, May 12-The death of Senior
Zvero, the Brazilian aeronaut, who with
his assistant was killed this morning by
the explosion of his airship, La Paix, in
which he was making a trial trip. created
terrible CONSERVATION.
Senior zvero had invited a number of
friends 10 witness the ascension and his
wife and a number of relatives were fol-
lowing the course OF the balloon in motor
cars. Suddenly the spectators were horri-
fed by a bright fash OF light, followed by
a loud explosion. The balloon. which at
this time was 1900 feet above the ground.
fell rapidly, landing on the roof of a
house.
The areonaut fell into the street and
was dashed to pieces The bones of his
legs were forced through the soles of his
boots. The engineer who accompanied
him was burned to death.
The accident is said to have been caused
b va leakage of gas.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-12
MONEY NEEDED.
Funds Required TO Complete
the Seventh Police Station.

The new police station for the 7th
precinct, is completed all but few de-
tails, which with the furnishings, will
cost $4,000.
II is an expensive structure. but not
more so than such an excellent ooe
would be.
And still Il is OF no use TO the depart
ment and cannot be utilized until near
the close Of the year.
The finance committee of the city
council informs the police board that no
more money can be had until after the
new fiscal year begins. and that Il will
be as late as October before any funds
can be secured for the completion OF the
station.
In the meantime the board are pro-
hibited from putting as many men into
that district as are necessary. for there
Is no sleeping room for them.
When one man gets out Of bed an
other takes II. The bedding is thus
kept warm and unhealthy. and the
rooms are not properly ventilated.
There is need Of more men at Roger
Williams park, and the colosseum sea
son is about Co open.
The inability, whether real or fancied
OF the finance committee TO provide
means for completing the new station.
Will necessitate details from other sta
tions and loss Of sleep on the part OF
those who must thus travel from their
own precinct out 10 the Elmwood dis
trict
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-12
MARTINELLIS
ARE AGAIN
IN COURT
Husband Now Seeks Compen-
sat on for Alleged Alienation
Of HIS Wife'S Affections.

The trial OF Ferdinand Martinelli's suit
TO recover $4,000 from DR.. Salvatore Cas-
tello for the alienation OF a wife's affec-
tions was begun In Judge Dubois court
before a jury today. Mr.. Martinelli says
that his wife Gluseppani was a true ard
faithful helpmate until she fell under the
evil influences of defendant.
The chief witness today was the plain
tin lie told OF leaving his wife In
Italy and OF sending her from his, at first,
small earnings very generous sums TO
support herself and children.
The husband said his wifes replies 10
his letters were very friendly but 10 his
repeated requests that she should come
to this country her replies were of dill
atory nature. she simply saying Coming,
coming. coming" At last she came here
and for a time everything was pleasant
at his home.
Then witness said DR.. Castillo came and
Mrs. Martinelli began 10 neglect her
household affairs and to be away from
home. Martinelli claims she left him
twice and once went TO live in an apart
ment over the doctors office. Another
time she went to live in building
where there was a telephone frequently
used by the doctor.
The material facts in the case were
brought out In a suit for divorce brought
by Mrs Martinelli. Dr.Castello then de-
MED every allegation made by Mr.. Mar
tinelli.
Thomas Y. Lee and Francis I. McCanna
are attorneys for plaintiff and Dennis H..
Sheahan and Dennis j. Holland attorneys
for the defendant.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-12
COURT CIRCLES.
Suits and Appeals Filed With
the Upper Tribunal.

Esther Fort has brought suit against
Joseph Samuels and Leon Samuels, pro-
prietors of the Manufacturers outlet
company. TO recover $4,000. She was in
jured very badly on Dec. "a last by an
awning frame outside the door falling
upon her Il. De " OConnor is attor-
ney for the plaintiff.
John w. Kelly has sued the Union
Railroad company to recover $4,000 for an
alleged assault. lie claims one Of the
servants OF the defendant company gave
him a bad beating. Il. d. v. OConnor
is the plaintiffs attorney.
Anna II. Bidwell. who Is the daugh-
ter OF the late Hugh Is. Balm OF Cranston.
has filed an appeal I'm the common pleas
division OF the supreme court from the
action OF the court of probate OF Gran
ston, I'm admitting Mr.. Bain's will 10 pro-
bate. She states as her reasons OF ap-
peal that the will offered IS not her faith
ers WILL that he was unduly influenced
In making IL by his wife Sarah Il. Balm,
and his son, Hugh w Balm.
Mrs. Bidwell. by the terms OF the In
strument probated. gets a house and lot
owned by the teStator on Carpenter
street and $500 In cash. Besides all the
books. pictures and furniture owned by
tha tCststor, his wife gets the home
stead, one half the personal estate The
other half OF the residue OF the personal
estate is given TO two trustees. OF which
Mrs Balm Is one. and the income Is 10 be
Hugh W. Balm and Lewis III. Balm
equally.
David s. Baker and James l.. jerks are
attorneys for the appellants
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-12
TESLA WAS
FIRST IN
THE FIELD.
Important Decision Affecting
Pawtucket Company Rendered
In U. 5. Court Today.

In the United States Circuit court for
the district OF Rhode Island, Judge
Brown today handed down decision
granting a temporary Injunction In favor
of the Westinghouse Electric Manu-
featuring company against the Royal
Weaving company of Pawtucket- The
Injunction was asked for TO restrain the
defendant company from using form
of motor which is alleged to be an in
fringement on the Westinghouse rights
In his opinion, which is a lengthy one,
Judge Brown says:
TESLA, THE INVENTOR.
"This is a petition for a preliminary
Injunction against infrigements OF two
patents granted May !, 1888. 10 Nichola
Tesla. The patents were sustained by
the circuit court OF the United States
for the district of Connecticut and the
circuit court of appeals, suits against
the New England Granite company. The
defendant contends that this court should
not be governed by the prior decisions,
for the reason that Il has before IL new
issues and new evidence"
The defendant claims that Tesla's In
vention was preceded by those OF two
French inventors. Judge Brown says In
MS opinion tnat whether iesld was aii-
ticipated In the production of a rotory
magnetic field for power purposes, by the
use OF alternating currents, was fully
aruged I'm the cases in Connecticut: and
that Tesla was the first to produce, by al
ternating currents, for power purposes
the shifting of the polar line OF an an
nular magnet by the action of the mag
netzng forces properly related.
In conclusion. Judge Brown states that
thu onastiop of fnfrfnRoment seems TO
be substantially determined by the prior
decisions. Decision on the question as TO
whether the defendant may be permitted
to continue temporarily the use OF motors
now installed. and upon what terms. is
reserved.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-12
SEES HER CHILD PERISH

Lynn. Mass, May l2.-The 3-years-old
daughter OF Charles w. Wheaton was
struck by train on the Boston and
Maine railroad at Swampscott this morn
ing while playing on the track. The
child was docapitated
The mother saw the death OF her loved
one and picked up the trunk and then
the head and bore the remains into the
house where she fell In a faint.