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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-02-20

Badly Wound3G by One Of Two
Suspicious Characters.

Everett. Mass. Feb. 20-While trying
to arrest two suspicious characters here
Patrolman Thomas Keefe was shot In the
back and severely wounded by one of the
men at 1880 o'clock this morning.
Officer Keefe was patroling his beat In
the business section of the city. when he
came across the two men. whose actions
he though suspicious. Not receiving sat-
isfactory answers 70 his queries as to
what the men were doing at that hour.
he placed them under arrest, On the
way to the police station the men offered
resistance, and one of them, breaking
away. shot the officer in the back and
both men escaped.
The firing of the revolver brought as
sistance to the wounded policeman, who
was taken TO the Massachusetts General
hospital
A search was made for the fugitives
and the younger of them was found hid
ing In a building near the railroad. He
was identified by officer Keefe as one Of
the men. He gave the name OF George
Blake, IL years OF age, living at Mans
field court, Charestown. Two of the
Everett police went TO Charlestown. and
after watching the house for several
hours saw a man enter who answered the
description given by Officer keefe
He was placed under arrest and taken
TO the hospital where he was Identified
by Officer keefe as the man who did the
shooting lie gave the name of George
Edward. alias Edward Carter, IS years
OF ags. and gave his home as Calais. Me.
He claimed TO be "a shoelaster, but has
not been known 10 work at his trade for
years. The men will be arraigned In the
Maiden court. officer Keefe's condluon
Is reported as comfortable. No search
has been made for the bullet, which en-
tered the back two inches below the belt
on the right side.
Maiden, Feb. 20.--George a. Blake and
Edward Carter. alias George Edwards.
both OF Charlestown. were arraigned be-
fore Judge Pettingill in the district court
here today. and were held i'm 5000 each for
a hearing March H. The men were
charged with assault, with intent 10 kill.
on Officer Thomas Keefe OF the Everett
polIce force They entered plea Of not
guilty. but refused TO talk.
Announcement was made at the hearing
that the wounded man was In very
critical condition.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-02-20

There is TO be another change in the
board of fire commissioners and when IL
is made Dexter Gorton will be the sole
remaining one of the original board.
The commission entered upon its duties
on Feb. q. 1895. the members being VIII
liam H. Luther, Stillman White and
Dexter Gorton.
Mr.. Luther resigned TO accept an APP
pointment at the hands of Governor Greg
ory. as "A member OF the board of police
commissioners, and was succeeded by
Benjamin r. Harrington, practical fire.
man.
1t was said that Mr.. White would not
long remain upon the board for obvious
reasons.
He says, however. that his relations
with the other members of the board have
been perfectly harmonious; that there
has been no friction and that he retires
with the best of feeling toward his col
leagues
Mr. Whites resignation was rendered
at this afternoons meeting OF the board
OF aldermen and IL is to take effect on
Feb 2S
He will undoubtedly be succeeded by
Alderman Ira Winsor.
Stillman White was born at Canton,
Mass, Feb. s. 1S32-the year that Provi-
dence was Incorporated as city.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-02-20
KILLED BY
FALLING
WALLS.
Salem Fireman Lost His Life
at Fire That Destroyed Alarm
and Signal Systems,

Salem, Mass, Feb. 20.-Frank NJ God
frey, member OF engine company No. J..
was killed, the city's fire alarm and police
signal systems made useless and a large
stable occupied by Rupert Wheelock was
destroyed by fire which was discovered
at 1 o'clock this morning.
A number OF explosions occurred which
demolished the stable, the debris falling
on fish market building. owned by the
city, knocking I'm the side and complete
ly destroying the fire alarm and police
signal system which had lately been in
stalled in the place at cost OF $1,000.
The fire was a fierce one. and when
placed under control a large number OF
men were set at work searching the
ruins for the bodies OF several spectators
and firemen, who IL was thought, had
been caught by the falling walls
At 5:45 oclock the searchers came across
the body OF Frank NJ. Godfrey, a member
OF Engine Co. No. 1. lying under a pile OF
debris in an alleyway where he had been
stationed with two other firemen. The
other two firemen escaped with slight in
juries. The search will be continued until
every portion of the ruins has been care
fully gone over as IL is thought that some
of the spectators may have been caught
by the falling walls
The stable was owned by Zina Goodell.
The loss is estimated at $500, of which
amount the city OF Salem will lose about
$1,000.
Godfrey was 40 years old. unmarried
and leaves a widowed mother. The police
are OF the opinion that the fire was OF in
cendiary origin and Chief Arnold will
make a thorough investigation today. The
explosions which at the time were
thought 10 have been caused by hot air.
are now thought TO have been caused by
some explosive placed there by incen-
diaries.
On account OF the fire alarm system be-
ing crippled Mayor Hurley. who was pres
ent at the blaze. has issued an order
that all church bells be rung in case a
fire breaks out In the city before a new
fire alarm system Is installed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-02-20

He came here a young man and engaged
in the brass foundry business, which he
continued uninterruptedy for AZ years
until he sold out last summer.
lie had intended TO live a quiet life,
but business instincts and inclination be-
ing strong he recently repurchased the
same shop.
Mr.. White ran with Hand Engine COM
pany No. 6. the famous Water Witches,
from 1919 to 1851. when -Patd-depart-
ment supplanted the volunteer one.
lie was a member of the COMMON coun-
ell from June 1, 1866. TO 1872; from jan
uary. 1875. 10 1879, and again in 1857. rep
resenting the old First ward, as ne did
in the board of aldermen from 1885 TO 1887.
lie was also a member OF the house or
representatives for several years.
Mr. White Is a 33d degree Mason and Is a
past grand master OF Rhode Island. He
was raised I'm Mount Vernon lodge. OF
which he was worshipful master: supse-
quently he associated with others as
charter member OF Adelphoi lodge. He
was also a commander of ST. Johns COM
mandery No l. X. Il.
Socially he has enjoyed life as a MEM
ber of the Water Witch association, OF
Pomham and the Central club and last.
but not least, by any manner of means,
the Phenix club. where kindred souls met
and I'm clouds OF fragrant smoke live over
the days that were and are not.
one OF the city officials aptly expressed
today Just what ought TO be said on this
occasion, viz: White by name, white
by deeds white in all things, perfectly
square dealing. white man."
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-02-20
WAS Gsn. CASS SECRETARY

Detroit. Mich. Feb. 20.-Calvin G. Burt
aged 81 years. n lawyer. we'll known I'm
Michigan and at one time private secre-
tary TO Gen Lewis Cass died here yes
terday with General Cass he Travelled
around the world IN 1850 and az Paris the
two were Initiated in the Egyptian Ma
sonic rite OF Memphis.
Mr.. Burt introduced this rite 20 this
country organizing orders in nearly every
state. lie practced law In Chicago and
was elected n Judge there. lie sccumu-
lated considerable property there which
he lost In the big Chicago FIRE lie then
moved 10 81. Louis. lie n survived by n
widow and two daughters. one, Mrs. Mary
Palfrey OF So. Louis.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-02-20

New York. Feb. 2o--There was a sem
sational furry I'm the stock market this
morning which proved how disagreoable
a surprise President Roosevelt had given
the speculative world by his Instructions
TO the attorney general TO begin proceed
ings to test legality of the formation
OF the Northern Securities company.
The stocks OF the transcontinental
railways bore the chief brunt OF the pro-
cess Of unloading stocks, as they are most
Immediately concerned in the project rep
resented by the formation OF the COM
pany.
Great Northern preferred is the only
stock still listed on the Exchange which
is Immediately involved In the company
and the first sale OF that was 5ia lower
than last night. But Union Pacific. ST.
Paul. Northwest and Southern Pacific al
ways show close sympathy with the ar
fairs OF the Northern Securities COM
pany.
All OF them dropped sharply, Union Pa
cihc losing 3ls, st. Paul and Southern
Pacific 2A...
But the weakness was by no means con-
fined TO this group.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-02-20
PROVIDENCE SCHOOLS.

Senator Parkhurst presented an act 90
provide for the administration of the pub
lie schools Of the city OF Providence. The
act consists OF ten sections covering six
for board % education OF five members
appointed In January, 1893, by the mayor
20 hold Office for one. two three four and
five years respectively from Feb. J. 1898:
they shall Gervc without compensation;
elect their own president and secretary.
clals shall dCvolye.
Thov shall mako rules and regulations
for tho government OF the schools and
fits employees, determine the courses ot
study. nv the compensation Of teachers
and -anitors and cNpend the annual app
pr0pr.aion for the schools made by the
Th5y Shaii employ superintendent Of
lr-tructlon 81 O. salary OF 5000 yearly and
a business manager az n salary OF 5000.
The former official shall appoint all
teachers. clerks. etc, subjcct 10 Cou1rma-
zion by The board. The business manager
shall have custody OF al property other
all purchases, see that all repairs arc
made and contracts faithfully performed.
Tho iaaitnrs vii be under hia control
The hoard Is authorized to appoint a
school faculty OF 20 members. besides the
suror.rtCndcnt. who shall act as advisory
90 the board and consider courses OF study
and also r. local board OF visitors from
each wsrl
In fac; tho board or education Is given
full power8 over the schools bat must
make gruErl reports in ,ho month OF
january 60 the city council
The asl was referred 10 the committee
on cduc2 t,on and the senate then ad-
journcd until tomorrow.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-02-20
INDIANS ANGRY.
Band Of Sn2k)s Threaten TO
Burn Town Of NOIdsnviIIs.

Holdenville, I. T., Feb 2O.-About 20
armed Snake Indians threatened TO burn
Holdenville Wednesday and Marshal
Kays. learning OF their intention placed
large number OF deputies on guard to
protect the city.
While there were some demonstrations
nothing was done. II has been known
FOR some time that the Snakes are in
consed az the springing up OF new towns
all over tho Creek Nation, aud IL Is feared
that serious trouble Will be the outcome.
Mounds and Bevgs. new towns along
the line OF the Frisco. were threatened
Also but they were well guarded and an
attack was not made.
United states Marshal Eennett of Mus
kegee has ordered the arrest of all armed
Snake Indians
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-02-20

The senate met pursuant TO adjourn
ment, today. His Excellency Governor
Kimball in the chair and quorum pres
ent, the records of yesterdays session as
read by Secretary of State Bennett, being
approved.
Senator Robinson, from the committee
on judiciary, reported back substitute
for the original act authorizing the APP
pointment of certain officers TO attend
to the sessions OF the Second and Third
District courts; substitute passed and
original act Indefinitely postponed.
Senator Crumb presented a resolution
appropriating the sum of SlsOO for fur
nishing the state armory in the town of
Westerly and grading the grounds; re-
ferred TO finance committee.
The house acts authorizing the city of
Providence to hire $4,000 for Mount Pleas
ant fire station and enabling the Provi-
dence board Of aldermen TO elect per-
manent president pro tempore were pass
cd in concurrence.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR BILL.
Senator Kenyon, from the committee
on Speclal legislation, reported pack an
act TO approve. publish and submit TO
the electors proposition of amendment
20 the constitution of the state-making
future lieutenant governors presiding
officers OF the senate.
Senator Murphy moved II be made the
special order fer Tuesday next, but the
motion did not prevail.
The act was then passed in concurrence.
81 ayes 20 seven nays. and ordered TO the
committee on engrossed acts.
The act authorizing the city of Provi-
dence 20 hire $4,000 for bridge purposes
was passed as enErogsed.
Senator Simmons presented a resolution
10 pay the bill of w Fred walsh; referred
10 the committee on accounts and claims.
Senator Stoddard presented an act in
amendment OF chapter 500 OF the Public
Laws. "Of the Scallop Fisheries" re-
fcrred 20 the committee on fisheries.
Senator Horton Of Woonsocket present
ed an act authorizing the CITY council OF
city of Woon5ocket TO fiX. thc salaries of
officers receiving fees by law and requr-
Ing said officers to pay said fees into
the CITY treasury; referred to the judiciary
gsas
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-02-20
ALL ESCAPED.
Occupants Of Brooklyn Apart
msni Houses Fled for Th,ir Lives

New York. Feb. 2o.--Four apartment
houses, IL to 20 Kingston avenue, Brook
lyn, were burned today. The Brooklyn
Orphan Asylum. which is across the way
from the burned buildings. was threat
ened.
The officials aroused the 200 children
in the building and prepared them for
instant fight, but 1t was not found neces-
sary for them 10 leave
The fire was caused by the explosion
of a steam heating boiler in che base
ment of the apartment house at II King
ston avenue.
All occupants OF the houses made their
way to the street I'm safety The fire
department estimated the loss at Ss50,00o.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-02-20
SILVER jubilee.
Pope Observes 25lh Anniversary
Of Elevation 10 POn,ifiCats.

Rome. Feb. 2o.-The Pope today. enter
ed upon the 2jth year OF his Ponuncate
Although the main celebration OF the ju~
bilee is postponed until March 2, when
the combined festivals OF the jubilee and
coronation win be observed. today was
marked by the singing of Te Deum in
81. Peters and other obscTvanccs.
Tho pontln. who was the recipient of
congratulations from all sides. remarked
20 one well wishcr that his jubilee was
frightened by the resignation. yesterday
OF Count Giusse. the minister OF public
works who left the government rather
than approve OF The divorce bill. which
tho church holds hurtful 20 family moral.
ity and concord
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-02-20
NEW STREET RAILWAY CORPORATION

Concorn, N. H.. Feb. 2o.-Articles OF In
corporation have been filed with the Sec
retary of state for the Manchester e. Mil
ford Street Railway company, capitol
stock OF $4,000 all of which is subscribed.
The list of incorporators is headed by
Wallace ID. Lowell This Is taken as an
additional indication that Mr.. Lowell and
his associates are preparing for fight
20 the finish with the Boston * Maine
railroad in New Hampshire.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-02-20
WILL Be CoNFI3ENTiil

Berlin, Feb. 20.--At the opening Of to-
days session of the tarif committee OF
the Relohstag. the chairman declared
that the statements 90 be made by the
imperial secretary OF state FOR the inter-
Tor. Count Won posadowslSy-We elmer, and
the secretary OF foreign affairs. Baroa
Won Richtofen. regarding the govern
ment's views OF the tariff measure. must
be treated as confidential.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-02-20
RETAINED FEES
Because Of iha Charge County
Clerk Tenders Resignation.

Ballston. y. ". Feb. 2O.--Edward r.
Groze, clerk of Saratoga county. has ten
dered his resignation to Gov. odell as a
result Of charges OF malfeasance in office
made By District Attorney Salisbury.
The charges were that Groze retained
$1,000 Office fees and did not return the
same TO County Treasury Crippin as the
law requires.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-02-20
m IHE HlpSF.

The more than threa-score members
present were called 60 order promptly
az 81 o'clock by Speaker Arming,on ana
ycsterdhy's records as read by Cicri.
Mowry were approved.
Mr Dugfcc of Providence from tho
committee on corporations. reported back
lavorabl.s thc act amending the charter
of the American Screw COMPANY per.
hitting investment in the stocks OF other
corpora tons foreign or domestic.
Mr.. Curtis moved fuFpcnslon ~ Tie
rules and the Gct be nut upon it, pass
age. but Or. 0arvin objected. seeing no
need for such hasty action. and the act
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-02-20
Curtis Amendment to Divorce
Law is Adopted, 40 TO rs.
Soma Republican and AI|ihe Democratic
Members Present Enter Vigorous and
Intelligent Protest Against Passage


application
I wasa ado a
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-02-20
WHY DAVIS LOST

vincenncs. Ind. Feb DE w. Roberts.sn
electrician. created n sensation in sat,
against Matthew Kelley and Dallas Ty-
Ter. charged with causing the downfall
OF Richard Davis. forlncr hank cashier,
b. unfair gambling schemes.
lie testified that. al the direction oy
Kelley he placed q new battery IN the
saloon and ADJUSTED two saucer magnets
under the bar. where IL Il alleged thtt
Davis lost $4,000 throwing craps.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-02-20
THE HoHENzOLLERN rocKEo

New York. Feb 2o--The German I'M
perisl yacht Hohenzollern left the Ho-
boken side OF the North river today and
was docked at the foot OF West Thirty
Fourth street. this city. She will remain
until the arrival OF Prince Henry.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-02-20
SENTENCES WERE DEFERRED

London. Feb. 20--At the resumption OF
the hearing OF the charges growing out
OF the Bank OF Liverpool frauds, at the
Old Bailey. today. Il. L. Kelley. book
maker. of Bradford and STILES, another
bookmaker. both charged with compile
ity I'm the robberies. pleaded guilty. Sen
tences I'm their cases were postponed un-
I'll SATURDAY..
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-02-20
RESCUED ilIvs tBLM RUINS

Baku. Trsncaucasia. Feb. 20.-Dur'rg
the course of the search today for bodies
OF victims Of the recent earthpuakc at
Shamaka (Which is said 10 have resulted
in the loss OF about 1000 lives), % persons
Wsre disentombcd alive.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-02-20
Resignation Sent to Board Of
Aldermen This Afternoon.
Has Been a Member Of ihe Commission
Since 1t Was Created, on Feb
ruaTy Il, 1895.


, the bo of ire Z
resentatves
The Grit-advocate., 1902-11-07
DELINQUENT TAX SALE LIST
Sedgwick County, Colorado,
The Year 1901.
OFFICE

TREASCRERS OFFICE.
COUNTY OF SEDGWICK.
STATE OF COLORADO.

Public Notice hereby given 1 will
Of
Sedswick of Cordo MONDAY NOVEMBER H. 1902
succeeding
much the following described county.
the for the lsol
interest and penalties to~it:
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9~reiuno5pan5igites aopitel. :
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