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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-28
NEW RULES ADOPTED

New York. March cS--The manager OF
the New YORK Metal Exchange have
adopted a rev contract and special rules
to govern trading In standard copper.
which VIII go into effect on April H..
10 a. expected active trading under the
new form of contract will begin imme-
diately upon its enforcement. because
ever since the proposition was first made.
aiming io make New York "a leading cop-
per trading market renewed interest has
been manifested and the membership Of
the exchange has largely Increased, es-
pecislly within the last few weeks
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-28
CUMBERLAND.

Canonohet tribe I. o. r. NJ OF Valley
Falls was visited last evening by Deputy
Great Sachem Charles Phillips. There
was one candidate for the chiefs degree
and after the work speechmaking and a
collation. interested the members.
Tonight at Forestcrs' hall. Broad street
Valley Falls. will be held an Important
meeting OF the Blackstone Valley Fish
and Game association.
a part OF the card room Of the Ann
and Hope mill at East Lonsdals was
stopped yesterday because OF over pro-
duction OF that department.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-28
A VICTORY!
CONTINUED from page on.)

CONTINUED from page one.)
every street railway corporation in the
state.
AMENDMENTS REJECTED
Senator Kenyon OF Richmond was op-
posed 10 the amendment and II was de-
feated, nine ayes 20 22 nays.
Senator Gaskin offered an amendment
striking out in line 23 after the words
"however' and figure '2' all in lines .,
a and %. and inserting the following:
''No person shall be entitled 10 a transfer
ticket until ne has paid a cash fare and
demands such ticket before leaving the
car"
The amendment was defeated.
senator Banigan offered an addition 20
section one TO the effect that the cities
OF Pawtucket and Central Falls
and the towns OF Lincoln and Cum
berland be considered as one town OF city
for the purposes OF this act. Senator
Gaskin urged adoption OF the amendment
bat II was opposed by Senator Parker
and defeated on viva vocc vote.
Senator Banigan offered another amend
ment which was seconded by senator
Horton Of Cranston, who was opposed 10
having two fares, one In Cranston ana
another in Providence.
You needn't worry about that, quietly
suggested Senator Freeman, FOR " th:s
bill passes you'l get transfer tickets all
right for your town"
This sufficed. Senator Horton sat down
and the amendment was defeated.
RESULT OF FIRST ROLL CALL
Senator Freeman under rule n moved
the previous question on section l as
part of the bill and that motion prevailed
by the following vote on roll call.
AyeS-M sssrs. Anthony. Babcock. Cap
well. Chase, CongdOn. Crumb. Edwards.
Eldredge, Freeman. Gardiner Hopkins.
Horton OF Cranston. Hughes Kenyon.
kinnecom, LaWton. Manchester. Parker,
Parkhurst. Potter. Robinson. Simmons
Stoddard. Treat, Whipple and Wright: to-
tai. 2e.
Nays--Aldrich. Banigan. Connolly. Cas-
kin. Horton OF Woonsocket. Mclaughlin
and Murphy. total T.
Absent or not voting-Messrs Carr
Champlin. Cross. Howard and Tucker;
Sections two. three. four, five and six
were then approved, unchanged as the
bill came from the house.
Another amendment was offered by
Senator Banigan 10 section seven. but
was also defeated on roll cali. ten ayes
TO "a nays.
Senator Treat OF Warwick offered an
amendment which was simply repetition
OF the amendment proposed by Represent
ative Easton in the house. yesterday,
making the law last only until July l, 1912.
the time limit OF the present franchise
OF the Union Railroad company.
The motion was defeated by a vote of
ten ayes TO % NAYS
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-28
HELD IN $500.
Minnehan Accused Of Assault
on Aged Woman.

John Minnehan. 20 years old, pleaded
not guilty in the 6th district court, today.
to the charge of assaultng Harriet Pal
mer. 20 years old
This affair took place on Bates street,
last Saturday. Mrs. Palmer owns a dog
and Minnehan is claimed TO have annoy
ed II.
When she told Minnehan TO go away,
the young man struck her on the abdo-
men with a stick The old lady fell and
sustained bruise over one of her eyes.
Minnehan was held in 5000 for trial next
week Friday.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-28
FIRE IN PRISON.
Convict FIrs Brigade Pul Our
Blaze al Auburn.

Auburn. n. Y. March 2S-Just az the
convicts were marched from breakfast 20
the state prison shops this morning, fire
broke ont In the dry kiln room OF the
chair shop which IL separated from the
condemned cells only by a narrow alley.
Excitement prevailed until the convict fire
departement had cxtinguished the flames.
The los was insignificant.
Several platoons Of convicts were
marched back TO cells. No attennt to es-
cape was made
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-28
SHERlFF'S SALE.
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND AND
PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS.
providence, January Is, A. d. 1909


Providence, January 10. A. d. 1902.
BY Virtue and In pursuance OF an Exc
cution Number l0.sei, issued out OF the
Court. holden at Providence within ana
for the County OF Providence. on the
seventh day OF June, A. ID. 1901, and re-
turnable TO the said Court January Slst,
A. D. 1902, upon a judgment rendered by
said Court on the seventh day or June,
a. ID; 1901. In favor OF Dor y. TAYLOR OF
Providence, I'm the County of Providence
and State OF Rhode Island. plaintiff, and
against Frank II. Smith, alias ". h.
Smith. alias John Doe OF said Providence;
in said County and state. defendant, l
have this dav at 10 minutes past o'clock
y. m, levied the said Execution on All
the right. title and interest. which the
the fifteenth day OF January. A. ID. 1902,
at 10 minutes past 4 O'Clock D. m. (the
time OF the levy in and TO the following
tract or parcel OF land, with all the inn
provements thereon. situate In that part
of said City of Providence. recently an
lies on the easterly side of old I<illlngly
road bounded and described as follows:
Beginning on the easterly side OF said
road at the northwest corner OF the lot
hereby conveyed. thence running easterly
bounding on land formerly OF Mary A.
whipple two hundred t2OO) feet 70 land
thence them or Sa on land of ad
Frederick Littlefeld fifty (50) feet thence
westerly bounding on land Of said Fred
erick Littleheld two hundred (200) feet TO
said Old Killingly road. thence northerly
with said "Old Killingly road 10 the
place of beginning. intending 60 convey
strip OF land fifty (j0) feet wide by two
hundred COO) feet long. Being the same
premises conveyed to said Frank r. and
Jennie NJ. Smith by Frederick Littlefield
by deed. dated Sept I. 1899. and recorded
I'm the office OF the Recorder of Deeds I'm
said Providence. in Deed Book 426. az
Page 299
Notice IL hereby given that | will sell
the said attached and levied on estate AT
a Public Auction 10 bc held I'm the Sheriff
Office In the Providence County Court
House. in said City of Providence, I'm said
nineteenth day OF April. A. ID. 1902 NJ ~
o'clock m, for the satisfaction OF said
execution. debt. interest on the same.
costs Of suit my own fees and all con-
tlngent expenses. N sufficient
WILLIAM y. WINSLOW.
Deputy Shsriff.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-28
CENTRAL FALLS.

Simon Kaufman, provided Junk
dealer, was fined SO and costs in the dis
trict court this morning by Judge Cho-
quet for collecting junk within the city
without a license. The fine was paid.
Edward Kearns was arranged in the
district court this morning charged with
illegally selling liquor. He pleaded not
guilty 10 the charge and he was given
until April TO prepare for a hearing.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-28
WAS ACQUITTED.
SandeTsOn Sues AmsTicanW WooIen
Co. for False Imprisonment.

Henry II. Sanderson has brought suit
against the American Woolen company
10 recover 5000 for false Imprisonment.
The company's agent made false charge
10 the police against Mr.. Sanderson.
which was an imputatlon on his integrity.
A fun hearing in the Sixth district court
resulted I'm Mr. Sanderson being acquitted.
Hence the present suit Williams Il
Palmer are the plaintiffs attorneys.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-28
FUNNY FIRE

The alarm from box 1e al 2.p this
afternoon was for ire In load of fur
niture. family had been moved from
out ~ town and the van had reached the
corner OF Westminster and Summer
streets when n blaze broke out. caused
by hot Goals In the Kitchen stove which
had been the last article placed In the
wagon. The damage was slisht
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-28
MAJOR ClieeET DEAD

New Orleans. La. March 2-Major J.
X Slaset ~ the Second u. s. Infantry.
died mere today lie came 90 New Orleans
two months ago from Forf Thomas kv
IN search of health
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-28
THE BILL PASSED

Senator Banigan continued his ilibuster-
Ing tactics, but the bill was finally passed
in concurrence by vote of 2s 10 o.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-28
PASSENGERS SHAKEN up

Chicago. March &.-Fifty passengers
were badly shaken up I'm a collision be-
tween trains of the South Side and Metro
politan West Side Elevated roads on the
Union loop today. The South Side cars
had stopped al station when n Metro
politan tral nfollowiyg u became unmaf-
ageable. The crash sounded like n Mex
plosion.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-28
TWO LIVES
LOST IN
COLLISION
Trolley Cars Meet Head on al
Sag Bridge --S;Vaa|
Injured.

Joliet. M. March 2s-Two men were
killed and several persons injured In a
head-on collision at Sag Bridge today be-
tween two cars OF the Joliet and Chicago
Electric Railroad.
THE DEAD.
John c. Mau, motorman
George Barrett, lineman.
six of the injured have been taken 20
St Josephs hospital i'm this city The
collision occurred I'm a dense fog.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-28

stephen Toole made his escape from the
state farm early this morning.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-28

iliamn,d rvoc color anything any color
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-16

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Die Sage auf Minbunou. - umii4z
greifen Der GbOlera, Moior
Gardener na9 6auIe beorbert.

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Minbanoa bat ii3 in feiner Weiie gez
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in ManiIa lit unperdnbert geblieben.
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bat aber Der entfeBli4en Seu4e ni4t
mertli9 @in6alt get6ar-
Die gommiifion, pel6e Die Be-
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Maior Cornelius Gardener pOm 13,
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bert unb pirb pa6rf4einGi4 am 20.
Suli nit benz 8unbes : transport
bampfer r8uforb" abreiien.
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6eirnthss0icenlen.

Na91te6enbe 9etratbs : 2icen5en
tpurben geItern i'm 8iireau bes Off
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26 Sabre alt.
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Niehfmtters unh strnhprrile.

5oIgenbes finO Die ouf ben itautz
ti4en Nuagen fir 9eu, @tro6 u. +.
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SefIt4e 9eupaage.
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bis SIS pro Some.
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$12 Bis $14 pro Some.
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GoggenItro6, $12 Bis $14.
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8ofmQrten : @geatursn. % AZ

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Stnetruati. Obs, 20 stuHSeA
Goundlsglufis, Soma, 2 3aaG.
Concord, R.'3., 10 StuHo,u.
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st. Qttergburq. Gu6luua 70 Ieee.
SpOnee, MnitroLien. 81 1aas.
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CASTORiA
fur Sauglinge und Kinder.
Die SOrtG, Die Ihr Inner GGkauft HABIT
uss sssss IT. Won &MAzZM
Siebm1rfte.

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9eutige 3ufubr 1900, morgen
10000, iibrig geblieben $500; 9reiie
$500 Bis $50. S4afe: 9eutige gu
fuhr 10000: 0reife $3.50 biz 1925.
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8rf1rhtrnnn INN 0nfiafem.

8rfGrbtrung INN PutIa6eH.
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auspGrtigsn Staotsn psp3ei4net.
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grooflpn, R.sg., s 6tuH0eH.
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buffalo, R.sQ., Is StuHOsH.
CAPE Rup, RS 6 StaHssH.
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Columbia, SIS, II StuRosHs
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""'HN'IN'SN' w o"H SsNTS ~"
$3.50 tpitsn 3 Gents.
An~netIungen iiber $3.50 biz $500
tofbsn 5 Gents.
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$1,000 toiten 10 Gents.
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$4,000 toftea Is Gents.
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$4,000 to1tsn 20 Gents.
Nnpsiiungen iibsr 5000 Bis
$1,000 toTten Is Gents.
Qnpeiiungen iber 5000 Big
$4,000 toitsn 80 Gtnts.
SonoeIgpopisrt I 9atets Bis gum
@eni6t BON 20 un3en 5 Gents;
4adeta iber 10 lln8en i4per, 1O Gts.
COB geI3Iofen, ooer ni2D nit @lusz
no6me ron Granddaughter nil beifOlz
genben Gorrettur 8pgen, ferner due
berFegeItenS oGen (iebe untsntebenO)
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G6romo9, 8latate, 2itbograp6ie'n Il.
geOrudte Mn3sigen i'm 4Q9emeinen,
fGmmtli6, tpenn ni9t beriiegelt, !
Sent fir 2 un3en o0tr neniger.
8ierter Glufe-Naaren unb Wtus
iter, 8lancozgUhsr Il. 9apisrs, @r3e,
ale Gu6en, tDel6a ni6t in irgeno Ell
ner Der anoereu 8laFen eingef6lOfen
uni i6rer gatur na8 ni9t gefdbrli9
pber perber6Ii6 fir Den Sn6alt Der
onOsrsn Potia9en Iinb. (Gin fpes
3ieue8 8sIeB ieBt ous 9orto fir SGz
mersien, QC6leger, 8ur3sIn, Spr0Bz
hinge unb Pflan3en auF Die Rdte BON
tinem Gent fir je 2 un3en feIt.) TaQs
b~or9enannle QrtiteI ni4t me6r, ols 4
qfuno 6%etra8sn, 1 Sent pro hinge ooer
fir isoe 2 un3en OOer oeren 8ru4s
t6ail.
M~aarenpro6en - Qa6ete Bis gu 4
un3en 2 Gents; godets ii6sr 4 lln3en
i4tpsr, / Sent fir ieoe 2 un3en obtr
bsren 8ru6tbeiI.
Mufer o6ne Wert6 - S09tge=
mi6t 81 un8en, OieIe Badets Oirfcn
na6foIgenoe MauBe ni8t I6erf4reis
ten: u 3oq lang, 8 3ou brett unb 4
3oG 6o6. 8snn auFgeroQt, Diirfen
fs y 3ou lang unO 6 3OQ i'm Inns
fange fein.
aegiFrotiOnsge6i6r fir 8riefe pnb
anbert gOFRnOun9en betrdgt 8 Cts.
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Ser grn0nftenz Narft.
&nrm

&die-prO qfunb, Ren=gort, bon
Creme. 60~pfinbig, 1Ogc. Bis 1896;
fla9, 36zpfinbig, 1O9c. Bis 1896;
picnic, 109r. Bis 104c.
2ebenbes 9efligel prO qfunb,
iunge 9i6ner 13c. big &c.; alte 9ii9z
ner 12e. Bis 1876; gnten Sc. Biz
13e.; Sauben, PRO 9aar 15c. bis zoe.
Ser, PRO 9uBenb 1910. Bis 1915.
s Ii tie unb ii 9te.
&epfeI. friA reif, PRO SAB 75c. BIS
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Mnseisen.- 3u berfamien.

GtanearesNd bsM c fb nen-gaar oser Srech.
Srsi Wal6ineu in tius 2od= uno Rettenttl1.
giuigiter Dlai1inen=2aoen in ner6taSt. 9 barles
&. 6borrer. Rr. 664, NetsSaltimOreSStraBs.
Oi4@
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BnIti1nnrer Mnrftheri6te.

(gsrt8tet fur ben r9euti6sn Gorr'ipOnOentsn.' y
Baltimore, ben Is, SuIt.
Mebl.-0ie beutige Mte6l3uFu6r
belief ii4 auf 225O Safer, einf4lieBz
1i3 2O72 6dFer gu Canton. &iiitenz
berfanbt 804 5Gfer. Martt rubig,
Sic NDtirunden ndren:
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5.193. Rei4smurf uuf so Sage 948.
@uloen auf 60 Sage 80 1916.
Sterling 8antiers auf 60 SGs:
4.854, auf 9i4t 4.875, taufmdnniz
59e 4.854-8.
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$2.25; gfirfi6s, PRO Site 4Oc. Bis
65c.; GantalOupes, 5lu., PRO Crate
SOC. Biz $1,5O; 9~eiOeIbeeren, prO @t>
n1er 40c, Bis 45c.; @afermelonen, So
Bis $18.
Semitic: 8artoffeln, PRO SAP SOC.
Bis $1,65; 3piebeln, pro Serb SOC.
bts $1.00; 8eiBtobl, PRO 9unbert
$1.00 big $500; &opfiulat, pro 8uz
f4elttfte Zoe. Bis 25c.; tomatoes, pro
6 &or6 Carrier 4Oc. Bis 65c.; 3uder=
riiben, pro 8iintel IL. Bis 11c,; Sur
fen, pro &orb 15c. bis 25c.; CRIME
8obnen, PRO 8uI9el Doc, Bis soc.
Groceries nnb Proptio o.
Raffinirter 3uder: pro pfun6, gss
tpiirfelt, 5.211c.; pulberiiirt, 4.814c.;
STANDARD, granuIirt, 4.713c.: fein
granulirt, 4.714c.; Grpitul, 4,714c.;
Columbia q, 5.364c.; geI6er 3,363c.
Bis 4.165c.
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SfiTstnrten
naa uuc pon guropa abcr Sremsn sIee Aanss
burg beiOrst Die
@SpeettiOn OsS s. 0entidleH 3OrrefpumsemteR,s
S'ED.S&dt 6GItimor.sStr. uHa oftsGiRcssGpe.
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Spot gu 734.
6eutide Sf[ubrQte:

Wtats.-Sle 5euflge Wtats3ufubr
6etrug 1866 8ui4el; 8erfanOt Don
ben Glebutoren 2431 8uI6el; @leoaz
torenz8orratb 14,821 8uf4el.
9eutige S4IuBrate:
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Sarlebem aut MGbel II. |. To.
meIs nsrIirbrn auf W6beIn.

Gele perlirben anf Wfobeln,
rbus GutFeruuug O%eri.lbsn, gsisBli6s 3;nlen, ldn9tts
9,rmins, lei5tefte 8id3abIun8en, e%oulantsits Sss
banolunq, abiOlut ptri5piegsn. IS pirO Stutl3
9sipro4en.
THE PHOENIX LOAN COMPANY,
IA Sailp GRscors Building, GaDett:s u. at. 9aulFF.
(auli2,lO
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@utOeronue GntOeGun0.

Trau rs iniams, cine berpprragenee Spe;ias
Iifiu in WrducusSeieeu; brahte SauieHota BON
ME einm 1ebli6la9; in a4tunooiersig Stuuotn miro
in iygtnoptlhsm Staoinm 2iuoerunQ Der daft. oocr
teine 9t3ab.ung; feline Sbmtrjsn. tsins 8:fabr,
feline unterbrsbunq Der 9eibdfti9uha abioiut -f3tr
unp barmlus; i'm Sirtau oOtr per BOT 81. 6 0 m=
ertabslte 2rioatts 9sim ir
Game n. 8ebilOtte NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; Gr3t.i6e
Eebauolunq, fdls ecfpiiniht; 2~5=idbrigs 6riab-ung.
6pr,6fun0tn BON 10 Bis s. SoEntaos BON 2 bis 5.
RatbsrtbsiIuHe GRATIS.
6rau Il. 9Stuidms,
Rr. 85, guroz1OporOs5 Strap, gaItimsrs.
fTei29, KEEN