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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-05-02
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them was composed Of both regular
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-05-02

tened self,interests OF controllers Of
combinations is held to be the only
corrective.
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last Administration, died yestcr-
dayat Lake Forest, HI,
Gcn. Frederick D.GranPs cxpcdi-
ton to the island of Samar has re.
suited in the capture OF Gusvarra.
Lukban's success or and his entire
command.
Rear Admiral aud Mrs. schley
arrived in Memphis Yesterday,
where they will be the city's guests
for three days atrtr which they
Will visit scyera! cities in Mississip.
pi.
4 gun designed for Fort Hamil-
ton, in New York harbor, and
which is now near completion, is
designed 10 throw "a projectiIe
weighing 5000 pounds a distance
Of twenly-one miles.
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lishtlpB toulPeNhs iHlru patIics'
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central N'tN' NY" "h''' an a''eul P'
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we LIZA" anu ' NO" eou'''''s'
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commerce SHOWS tHa1 lh" lrau' VI
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pottohs are Po'n''o ou' as '"e
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proved by recollection OF slatis-
tics from all parts Of the country.
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WANTED.

AGENTS Uuriyaled book proposition.
"S' New Standard works. All
rapid sellers Liberal terms. Our
guaranteed Fountain Pen speciality.
Descriptive lists mailed. Cotton, Gilman
e. Co, established 1890, 10 Warren
St, New York,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-05-02

An ounce of prevention is worth a
pound of cure, and q bottle Of Ballards s
Horehound Syrup ysed in time is worth
staff of physicians with drug store
or two included. Price 25 and soc.
A NJ Hughes.
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April, 2STlI.

Congressman Amos J. Cum
mings, who is critically illin Bal
timore is reported no better,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-07-03
CLEAR CASE
or FORGERY.
Guilty Party Under Suspicion,
While Boy Went to Bank.
DRAWN IN MINISTER'S NAME.
Document Was For $500, Bul Cashier
Sent Back Blank Paper 10 Envelope
as a Decoy.
DRAWN IN MINISTER'S NAME.

New York, July 3-Frank w. Cross, OF
No. 152 West sixtyfourth street, was ar
rested yesterday afternoon on charge
OF forgery His arrest followed an at
& mpt 10 cash. through the services of an
American District Telegraph messenger
boy, check for $500 on the Fifth Avenue
bank. at Fifth avenue and Forty-fourth
street. bearing the forged signature OF
the Rev. DR. Charles III. Gardner
Had II not been that a similar attempt
to dcfraud the bank wa. made less than a
yeer ago the check would have been
cashed The check Is a fair initiation
OF Dr. Gardner's signature and probably
would have passed muster but for the un-
usual methods employed. From the time
Cross was arrested In the Imperial Hotel
by John Carr. special officer Of the bank.
he itoadfastiy maintained the check was
not n forgery and even went so far as 10
visit DR. Gardner in company with Carr.
BLOW AT BANKING BUSINESS.
II was Just before the close os banking
hours that a District messenger entered
the bank and walked to the window Of ID.
III Fancher. the assistant cashier TO
whom he handed an envelope addr ssed
&c the bank. Upon opening II Fancher
found n check for $500. made payable 20
currency" and which bore the purposed
signature OF Dr. Gardner. There also
was I'm the envelope an unsesied one ad-
drctseA - &c. H. Gardner. Hotel Inn
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-07-03
Important Decision Rendered
by The Supreme Court.
TWO TRACK TUNNEL PROPOSED.
This Is the Plan Suggested by CommIs-
sIunsrs and May be Carried Into
Effect Next Fall.

New York, July 2.--In return for
rental of &26OO0 to be paid to the city
In the next Is years. the Rapid Transit
commission voted yesterday TO grant in
perpetuity the franchise asked for by
the New York and New Jersey Rail-
road company. empowering it TO con-
struct a tunnel under the Hudson river.
with a terminal in Manhattan. This
tunnel is partly completed.
IL Is the intention Of the company to
connect by means OF it's tunnel the troll
ley lines OF Northern New Jersey with
the street surface lines I'm this city.
william McAdoo, former assistant sec
yetary OF the navy under William G.
Whitney. Is president OF the company.
While no open indica ton mas been given
Of the interests which control the com
pany. n is supposed 20 belong TO the
Whitney syndicate. which dominates the
trolley roads the tunnel will connect.
Two-TRAcK TUNNEL.
II Is proposed to construct a two track
tunnel under the river TO Morton street,
under Morton street to Greenwich
street, and north under Greenwich street
90 a terminal TO be built on private prop
srty on the block bounded by Christo-
pher. West Tenth. Greenwich and Hud-
con streets. While the franchise r.
perpetual. the terms OF compensation
must be resdjusted every 2 years.
Negotiations have been carried on be-
tween the company and a sub-commit-
Gee Of the Rapid Transit commission.
ooasisting OF Alexander L. Orr, control
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-07-03

he was wandering on TO other selections,
when lond ring disturbed his musical
Bows S the stsp st9d Ss
demanded their errand they replied with
youthful directness:
TSayy' say mister, mist we've come for cat cats t,rss
hours before noon Ninety-first street was
alive with cat hunters. Women and chill
aen ana en pNsea into 9, the on,. ne ., tba
poor pussies with an unfattertng blunt
ness that brought tears to the eyes OF
the distracted foster-parent
The six-toed otello went to blond mis-
tress. Carmen. sinuous tiger. was hotly
disputed by several claimants The mall
tse snbe Esns5 shenso and the striped Aiss
each In turn was proudly though sadly
exhibited by the heart-broken Chevalier
and as quickly gathered into the arms
WANTED AN OPERATIC NAME.
II must have a kitten with an operatic
name. said a pretty girl. turning cold
shoulder on Pico who, the Chevalier ex.
Fat % like one little pig" and selecting the
less beautiful Faust
Il want one ali white" cried another.
after. dissatisfied survey OF the beauties
But madam" said the Chevalier. "my
only white one is away. Perhaps my
Miss We're de Bassini is a handsome
blond OF nineteen.
Papa" she interrupted. severely, Il
cannot climb the back fence"
So the applicant was fain to be sat tis-
fed with the promise that the wandering
boy would be made prisoner on his re-
turn.
Mrs. r. Franklin. of No. 3is Franklin
avenue. Brooklyn. came late in the AT
tcrnoon and went away empty handed.
Arthur III. Flynn. OF No. 5s Wright street,
Stapleton, s. L.. was one OF the earliest
on the scene, and returned last night for
his net The best Tom cat in the bunch
was what Aileen DeWoif Hamalian, oi
No. BAG West Fifty-sixth street. askt
and got.
The Chevalier De Bassini's fondness FOL
cats induced him to rescue many starv'
elinRs during the winter. and at one time
there were as many as twenty,.three tr
the De Bassini apartment. When the
health board order 10 disperse his cats
was disregarded the Chevalier was sum
moned TO c~srt and made so valiant
defence OF his pets that he was deluged
with letters OF sympathy.
Mime. de Bassini confesses IL relieves
her of much responsibility TO have the
puesles taken away.
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psrial" On the back OF the check was
written, 20. X, c. H. Gardner
Although the signature was a good imi-
tation. Faneher became suspicious DIR.
Gardiner Is enc OF the Oldest depositors,
srd never was known TO have sent n mes
scnger for money.
Confident the check was forged, Carr.
the banks officer, was instructed to fol-
low the messenger. The envelope, address
ed to &C. II. Gardner Hotel Imperial. was
given to the boy. and, to divert suspicion.
Mr.. Fancher placed In II a roll of paper.
Carr followed the boy to the Imperial.
where the messenger was met by Cross.
who thrust the stuffed envelope into his
pocket. He was just signing the mes
songer's receipt when Carr asked him II
hs ever used the name of DR.. Gardner.
Yes" Cross is said to have replied: 'I
have often done business for DR.. Gardner
Why, IL is oily today i transacted some
bank"
Carr took the check from his pocket and
showing IL to Cross. asked him II he had
ever seen II before.
THAT is the check DR.. Gardner wanted
me to cash for him." Cross is alleged to
have replied.
will you come to DR.. Gardner's house
with me?" asked Carr.
Why. certainly" replied Cross. II will
be only too glad"
EVEN TOOK BANK BOOKS.
They walked TO No. 607 Fifth avenue
where the clergyman has a seminary for
young women. Cross rang the bell, and
inquired for DIR. or Mrs Gardner. Tne
servant ushered them into a reception
room
When DR.. Gardner came down stairs
Cross arose walked toward the doctor ano
extended his hand.
You have the advantage OF me-" DIR.
Gardner said. II don't know who you
are"
Carr then showed he'check to DIR. Gard
ner. The clergyman pronounced the
signature a forgery. Cross then was
placed under arrest DR.. Gardner ac-
companyfrg him TO the East Fifty-frst
street police station and making n charge
OF forgery against him.
When searched at the police station a
bank book OF the Conolial bank was found
on Cross and also some pawn tickets.
At the address Cross gave l52 West
sixty fourth street. DIR. Gardner says
there is a Mrs. Cross. who conducts AN
advertising agency. and with whom he
has placed advertisements for his school.
Cross said this woman Is his mother
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-07-03
ros OVER FIFTY YEARS

MRS. wINsLow'S SOOTHING SYRUP
has been used for ever Atty years by
miilions Of mothers for their children
while teethinE with perfect success. IL
laws an pain, cures wind colo. and is the
best remedy for Diarrohea. II will relieve
the poor little sufferer Immediately. sold
cents a bottle. BE sure and
ssk for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing syrup"
and tok. no other kind
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-07-03

Ideal-Mrs. Van Antler-she is a fine
rse-.isn't she7
Mrs. Giltpace-splendid. why. I never
have TO see the baby from one weeks
end TO the other.-Life.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-07-03

Irate Customer--Look here, you said
this gun would shoot 100 yards. I've
tried II and II only carries 90.
Isaacs--vell. but mine friend. there are
two barrels!-Glasso- Evening Times.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-07-03
Long Trouser Suits

If you want an unusually fine
suit we have about so Boys Long
Trouser Suits, broken lots, only
one suit of kind, have been sell
ing for 1900, 1000 and ~. .So-thc
most of these are Rogers, Peet &
Co.'S make-and you can take
your pick for only. .15 90
Vestee Suits
900 Children's Vestee Suits,
fancy cassimeres and cheviots,
sizes to fit children 8 to 8 years
old, reduced from $50, 3.o5 and
4.o5 to only. e. SO
Long Trouser
Is pairs of boys fine quality
fast blue all worsted serge trous-
ers, sizes to fit young men II to
20 years, regular $50 and 800
qualities, now only. 80. Il so
TWo-Piece Suits
Every one of our children's
double breasted, single breasted
apd Norfolk blouse fancy cassi-
mere and fancy worsted short
trouser suits, sizes 8 to 10 years,
which have been selling for $50,
1000 and 1900, are now marked
down to only. 4. SO
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-07-03

The Craze.-The LADY, suppose you
want money 20 buy liquor?
The Beggar-Not me. mum I wanter
buy n ping-pong set.-Chicago Daiiy
News
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-07-03
LATIMER MAY
LOSE HIS LIFE,
Treasurer Of Royal Arcanum
Council Shot by Burglar.
GUARDED FUNDS OF ORDER.
struggled With The Intruder Who Isft
Shoes, hat and Even Carefully Chosen
EooJ Behind
GUARDED FUNDS OF ORDER.

New York. July 3.-while trying 70 say.
money intrusted to his care, Albert G.
Latimer was shot and probably fatally
wounded early yesterday by a burglar
In his home, ais Hancock street. Brook
lyn.
The burglar escaped. minus his shoes
and hat and Mr.. Latimer lies at the point
OF death In st. Mary's hospital. with n
ghastly wound just below his heart and
another under the left eve.
Mr.. Latimer, who Is 35 years old is n
stationer at SO Maiden lane Manhattan
and has been for some years treasurer ~
De Witt Clinton council OF the ROYAL Ar
canum In Brooklyn He had I'm his DOS
session several thousand dollars belonging
to the council having finished some col.
lections Tuesday. The money was locked
I'm desk In HIS sleeping room.
Mrs. Latmer. who In a light sleeper
was awakened by noise In the chamber
occupied by herself and her husband. She
aroused Mr.. Latimer and insisted that he
get up TO investigate, which he did. but
after looking through the adjoining rooms
and In the bathroom. where the gas was
burning low. he returned.
SHOT BY BURGLAR.
Re-entering his own room, HIS eyes hay-
ing grown accustomed to the half lieht
he saw n man stsnding near his desk
which the intruder had evidently been
searching.
As Mr.. LAtimor rushed toward him. tho
burglar jumped into a closet and slammed
the door, which Mr.. Latimer jerked open,
CONTINUED on page Nins.)
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-07-03
BIG CRUSADE
AGAINST CATS.
Nearly Six Hundred Less Than
the Number a Year Ago.
PROMOTING A new INDUSTRY.
Health Board Takes Prompt Action and
Again There are Letters Of Sympathy
On All Sides
PROMOTING A new INDUSTRY.

New York. July 3.-'LTTermitage des
day by the cat-lovers OF Greater New
York.
Six protesting felines were carried
yowling away to make glad other hearts
and homes. Four fed over back fences
to escape the anguish OF separation from
their benefactor. One. despite all pre-
conceived notions OF his Chesterfieldian
manners. made himself 40 actively disa-
greeable to all callers that none dared
risk his adoption, and this one, with a
hoods happy hour TO be parted with.
were all that remained last night OF Chew
alier Alberto de Bassinis numerous as
sortment of cats.
"1s II not one tragedy" sighed the
chevalisr-''ten here this morning and
the naughty Bella. l shall no longer
make my little hospitalities TO the poor
pussies. II Is by my neighbors that this
desolauon comes upon me. | suppose
cats. Me, too. | will soon be gone"
Through the medium OF an advertise
ment inserted I'm yesterdays World Chev-
aiier de Bassini. former court singer TO
the king OF Portugal and world-renowned
tenor, whose table d'hote for cats and
his neighbors' objection thereto brought
him into much public notice and difficult
ties with the board OF health, notified the
public that he would give free to the
kind hearted a large number OF educated
and distinguished pussy e cats at his
DEMAND FOR CATS BEGINS.
Yesterday morning at o'clock accord
ing to his custom. he repaired TO the piano
and with his furry adorers close about
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-07-03

ler Grout and Charles Stewart Smith.
The tunnel Is to be finished within three
years.
COMPENSATION TO THE CITY.
Compensation to the city for the first
25 years was agreed upon as follows:-
For the right to enter the city, 500 a
year; for the right to build a tunnel
under city property, fifty cents for each
linear foot OF single track for the first
ten years and 81 for each linear foot
for the next fifteen years: for the right
to approach the surface near the ter
mnal 1924 for the first ten years and
81, 44s for the last fifteen years; for gem
eral tunnel rights under the streets,
three per cent. of the gross receipts for
the first ten years and five per cent. for
the next fifteen years, the gross re-
ceipts to be estimated at 1900 900 a year,
whether they are more than or less than
that amount.
This will give TO the city an annual in
come OF S14. 3S6. 80 for the first ten years
and OF $25.673 for the last fifteen years
OF the first compensation period IL is
stipulated the company shall operate
the line by means OF electricity.
SIMPLY A STATE GRANT.
In explanation OF its willingness to
advise the grant OF the franchise I'm per-
petuity. the committee said the company
already had a grant from the state land
board for the right to construct It's tun-
mel under the river as far as the pier
line. and as IL was TO be operated be-
tween the states OF New York and New
Jersey any severance OF It's line at the
western boundary OF the city was i'm
possible. The right or way leading TO
the tunnel Is owned by the company I'm
perpetuity. The readjustment OF rental
charges every twenty-five years would
secure 10 the city all the advantages
that might be derived from limit of
the life of the grant.
Strong objection was made by tho COM
pany TO making any payment 10 the
city for that portion Of its route under
the river. the right 20 use which II had
already obtained from the state In per-
petuity for n single payment Of $500. II
will have 20 pay the city FIVE times this
sum IN twenty-five years In order 20 en-
Joy the right granted by the state. Da-
vid r. Hill signed the state grant.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-07-03

Burdock Blood bitters gives a man n
clear head. an active brain. a strong
vigorous body-makes him fit for the bat.
tie OF life.
Group instantly relieved. DR.. Thoma,
Eclectric OIL Perfectly safe. Never far,
At any drug store.
Every family should have its household
medicine chest and the first bottle In m
should be -r. Woods Norway Pine sv.
rup. Natures remedy for coughs and
colds.
Itching piiesi Never mind ~ physician,
failed 10 cure you. Try Doan's Ointment.
No failure there. 30 cents at any drug
store.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-07-03
Boys Clothing
Decidedly the Best Values
Offered This Season


Long Trouser Suits
IS Boys Long Trouser Suits,
odd suits that have been selling
for $50, in fancy worsteds and
cheviots, mostly all light pat
terms and excellent suits for out
ing purposes. Choice now. B %
Long Trouser Suits
65 Boys Long Trouser Cheviot
and Cashmere Suits, mostly all
dark patterns, our regular $50
and $50 suits, sizes to fit boys
from 10 to Io years, now, only.
4.05
Long Trouser Suits
Boys Long Trouser Blue Serge
Suits, sizes IS to 10 years, suits
that we have been selling all sea-
son for $50 and $50, both single
and double breastsd styles.
Choice now. ... u %
Sailor Suits
A large assortment of chill
dren's plain and fancy mixed sail
or blouse suits, every garment
strictly all wool, none worth less
than $50, many of them worth
500. Your choice now for Only
N $50
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-07-03
ITEMS
Negligee Shirts

Here is value you will surely want Choice
all 400 and $50 neghgee shirts. in
Oxfords and Madras sizes ID to IS, with u
cuffs attached at only
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-07-03
DEMAND FOR CATS BEGINS.

Yesterday morning at o'clock, accord
ing 10 his custom. ne repaired to the piano
and with his furry adorers close about
hin sang the tender love songs from
"miaous" assured him OF appreciation and
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-07-03

Ter Grout and Charles Stewart Smith.
The tunnel Is to be finished within three
years.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-07-03
| 14.755

Here amazing values Style quality tailoring fit absolutely
the best thousand this fifty
soonest of this seasons patterns Dessy woolen worsted vi
and cassmer plain and fancy effects quality blue
the market Extra choice outing Norfolk
suits style you including the swell double
breasted sack suits for Not suit in this entire lot
worth less than 1900 while majority full lines choice
this sale I475
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-07-03
Mems
$40 and SIP Suit

Fine fancy cheviot suits-fancy cashmere
suits-two piece outing suits, Norfolk jacket
worsted suits
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-07-03
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$3.50 and $3.50 Suits

All wool chevot suits n. ~
All wool cashmere suits - -
Big variety of patterns select from. This value is
tiona Don't be md by the price into thinking these cheap
suits they're except price These fine o and $50
suits reduced for this sale to only 4o5 for choice