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The Washington times., 1902-01-07
BASEBALL AND BASKETBALL.
ArIingtons and UreIIs and CarrSfis
and sixth Battalion Play Tonight.

The Indoor Baseball League will re-
sumo its schedule tonight with game
between the Arlington WheeImen and
Urell Rifles in the National Guard Cen
tire Market Armory. Both teams have
been considerably strengthened since their,
last game, and an interesting contest may
be expected. Dancing follows the game.
Tomorrow night the Corcorans and Y. NJ
C. A. teams play in the armory. Ehsit
The Carroll Institute basketball team
will have as it's guests tonight the mem1.
bers of the Sixth Battalion team for
game in the District Basketball League
series. These teams are holding down
the last two positions in the league
standing, and being well matched, should
put up good, fast game, which will be-
gin at 6 o'clock ..ss
The Washington times., 1902-01-07
APPETITE FOR FREE FRITTERs.
COiOred Youth sent 10 workhou.c
as Result

John Lewis colored, in default Of fines
aggregating s35 imposed by Judge Kim
ball for dsorderly conduct and assault.
went TO the wOrkhOuse for los days
Lewis had row with William Terry
dumpy little black man who owns a
perambulating eating concern. Terry was
on Street Saturday night with his cart
and got into a dispute with Lewis over
pay for an oyster fritter, and in court
told how Lewis had knocked him over
his wagon and then threatened TO carve
him with a knife.
Lewis told a different story. He said
another man treated him 10 the fritter
but did not pay for II. and that before
he got chance to liquidate Terry
knocked him down with a frying pan.
The Washington times., 1902-01-07
ORGANIZED AT R1vERDALE.
A New Athletic Club in the Mary
land Town.

Saturday evening, at meeting of the
young men OF Riverdale, Md, & club was
organized by them to be known in the
future as the "Riverdale Athletic Club. :"
The following officers were elected: Pres
ident. Jack Gather; secretary. Paul Nor
rison; treasurer, Freeman Morror.
The club is made up of a number of
athletes OF Riverdale and gives promise
of becoming prominent i'll the sporting
circles" of the State of Maryland in the
future
The Washington times., 1902-01-07
A Temporary Railway Track.

The Commissioners of the District have
referred to the City Solicitor for an opin-
ion the application of the Baltimore
and Potomac Railroad Company for per
mission to lay a temporary track in
Sixth Street between and c Streets
northwest and TO connect the same with
the station boiler. II appears that this
track is necessary for the undertaking
Of the work of eliminating the grade
crossings in that part OF the city, ana
the Commissioners have. 1t is understood,
determined to grant the request, If not
contrary to law.
The Washington times., 1902-01-07
MAY ISSUE MORE STOCK.
New York Central Directors to Con-
slider Proposition.

NEW YORK, Jan. Ga proposition TO
issue s2o, 900 of new stock will be con-
sidered by the New York Central drec-
tors at their regular January meeting.
Part of the proceeds of the sale OF this
stock Will be applied TO the purchase of
the Indiana, Illinois and Iowa Railroad,
and the remainder VIII be used in paying
for local Improvements OF the New York
Central in this State.
The Washington times., 1902-01-07
poRRE HELD FOR GRAND JURY.
Alleged to Have Forged Mr. Hack
ett's Name TO a Check.

George L. Dorre, charged with forging
the name of Mr. Frank w. Hackett, for
mer Assistant Secretary Of the Navy, to
the United States branch OF the Police
Court yesterday ana vas held in bonds OF
s7G0 to await the action of the grand jury
Dorre is a marine and wan detailed to
act as a messenger in Mr. Hacket's Of
flee.
He was arrested by the Navy Depart
ment officials and held for court-martiai,
but later it was determined that the civil
authorities should deal with him.
The Washington times., 1902-01-07
PROPRIETARY
FIRMS FORMED.
Two Securities Companies
Secure Charters.
NEW JERSEY CORPORATIONS.
Principal Features of the Concerns
Already in Operation Included in
the Working Plans of ore of Ncw
Enterpriscs-Cnn Buy. sell. and
Construct Various Properties.

TRENTON. y. J.. Jan. 5.-The South
western Securities Company and The Mex
lean Securities Company were incorpo-
rated here today with capital stocks of
100000 and 5000, 200, respectively. The
Southwestern Securities Company has a
charter which closely resembles those Of
the recently incorporated Northern Sc
curities Company and the Southern Sc
curities Company, embracing in a modi-
fed form the features Of the Southern
Securities Company charter. not found in
that of the Northern Securities Company,
felative to tn publicity Of the com
pany's business.
The Objects Specified.
Among the objects specified in the char
ter of the Southwestern Securities Com
pany are: ITO underwrite, subscribe for,
purchase, and acquire bonds. debehtures,
or other securities or evidences OF indebt-
edness, or shares of the capital stock,
created or issued by any other corpora
tion corporations, association or asso-
Citations, and to hold the same as invest
ment. or to sell. assign. transfer mort
gage, pledge, or otherwise dispose OF
VI any VI t44filir nhb - quad
bonds, debentures or other securities or
evidences OF Indebtedness, or shares OF
the capital stock, created OF issued by any
other corporation or corporations, and TO
sell them either as principals or agents,
and, while the owner thereof 10 exercise
all the rights. powers. and privileges Of
ownership, including voting rights.
Rights To Construct.
ITO contract for or contribute to the
construction, or to construct either di-
reetly or through other corporations, as
sociations, syndicates. or persons and 10
equip, own, operate. and sell and dis
pose of railways, telephone, telegraph
or land or water transportation lines
outside OF the State OF New jersey, and
depots, stations, terminals, buildings,
and works in any State, Territory, or
country"
The charter further provides that the
directors may appoint an executive com
mittee of three members, who may ex-
srcise ali the powers of the full board in
the mana cement OF the business, also
having power to authorize the seal OF
The Washington times., 1902-01-07
FIRST UNDER NEW CODE.
William Eugene Maddix Asks for Di
vOrce From Lizzie f.. Maddix.

The first proceedings for divorce under
the code, which went into effect January
l, were filed yesterday.
The complainant is William Eugene
Maddix, who asks for a divorce from
Lizzie E. Maddix for the only cause for
separation allowed by the code
Royal A. Hughes is named as counsel
for the complainant.
The Washington times., 1902-01-07
Carriage and Wagon workers Rail-.

A ball Will be given by the Carriage
and Wagon Workers International Union
on Tuesday, January II. for the benefit
of the relief fund of the organization. The
National Rifles Hall. on G. Street, near
Tenth northwest. has been engaged for
the event. Supper will be served from
until o'clock. The committee in charge
consists of Charles 5. Mason. chairman;
II. G. Cornwell. r. \. Beavan, C. H.
Weisenborn and A. ]. Langley.
The Washington times., 1902-01-07
Charleston Selections.

First raoe-Olea. Oricius. The Brother
Second race - Botira, Deadly Night
Shade. Tristram.
Third race - Handcuff, Prince Esber,
Sauce Boat.
Fourth race-By George. Potosi, Also
Ran II.
Fifth race-Zanone. Lady Hayman. Ell
lis.
The Washington times., 1902-01-07

the corporation to be affixed to all pa
pers requiring 1t.
The directors are authorized to fix and
vary the amount of the working capital
and to make provision for the inspection
of the company's books by stockholders.
The incorporators of the Southwestern
Securities Company are: David II. Taylor
and Edward Rotheman, of New York,
and Kenneth X. McLaren. of Jersey
City. Those of the Mexican Securities
Company are: Charles W. King, Nelson
r. Vanderhoof, and W. Monds Greene.
of Jersey City.
The charter Of the latter provides that
all officers and agents shall be special
agents, with limited and restricted pow
ers. II also permits the board OF direct
ors to fix the number of its members
who shall constitute a quorum at less
The Washington times., 1902-01-07
uu.c You Cn,nrrh Taint.-Iiere.

strong evidence Of the quclness and sureneSs Of
-iat wonderful remedy DR.. agne.y's Catarrhal
Powder: For years J was victim of Chronic
Catanh-tried many emedies, hut no cure was
Effected until had procured and used Dr. Ag'
news Catarrhal Powder. First application gave
me instant relief aud in incredibly short
while ! was absolu'nly cured. "@iamcs llesdev.
Dundee n. Y. Sold by r. 6 Williams, Ninth
and Streets; Edmonis & Williams. Third
Street and P.nns. wanna Ay.nue-ie
The Washington times., 1902-01-07
Saws a Negress Robbed Him.

Albert Myers, resident of Shenandoah
Junction. W. Va. reported 10 the police
last night that colored woman had
robbed him of so and railroad ticket
while he was in the house 1910 street
northwest The First precinct police are
making an Investigation, but no arrest
mas resulted as yet in the case.
The Washington times., 1902-01-07
Ne, orIean. selection..

First race-BaIIoon. Weideman. Lillian
Reed
Second race-Pvrrho. Monte Himyar,
Ernest Parham-
Third race-John Baker, Ecome, Myth.
Fourth race-Fleuron, Henry Bert,
Grantor
Fifth race-Annie Thompson, Zack
Phelps, John Bull
Sixth raee-Sir Florian, Death, Pieder-
icn
The Washington times., 1902-01-07
Porto Ricun Concerns.

Among the other companies chartered
were the Ponce Electric Company, with
a capital stock of $4,000. and the Ponce
Railway and Light Company, with a CAPT
tai OF $4,000. Both are to operate in
Porto Rico.
The United States Wireless Message
Company was Incorporated with a capital
stock of 100000 The charter gives as the
company's object the wireless transmits
sion of messages and the manufacture
and production Of apparatus for the same,
and to establish and maintain stations
for the transmission of messages"
The Washington times., 1902-01-07
standing OF Teams.
ANGRY ATTACK ON BISHOP POTTER.

with him and have it out. l would take
both he and Rainsford, but not at once,
as they might get the best of me-"
Mr. Smith read from newspaper clip
ping that Bishop Potter had denounced
John B. Coughs teachings. He said by
way OF comment Lord, have mercy
upon the soul OF the man who would say
such a thing There were obs and
groan5 from many of the audience.
Il don't know as l ever saw Bishop
Potter" continued Mr.. Smith bat he is
high IL authority, and you and ! must be
frauds and doing the devils work"
Rectors and Bishops Attacked.
DIR. SGrah Treadway declared that she
knew OF church on Long Island over
which Bishop Potter has control, the
young rector OF which was frequently ar
rested in New York for intoxication. with
the knowledge of the Bishop. and yet he
was continued in office until his conduct
became a public scandal and he had to
be removed
THE rectors and bishops in the Epis-
copal Church." said Dr. Treadway. all
stand for little wine for their stom-
ach's sake, and overdo it.
The Washington times., 1902-01-07
Prohibitionist Expresses
Wish to Do Personal Vio-
lence ~ Recent State
ment the Cause.

POUGHKEEPSIE, y. Y. Jan. g. - Hot
words were spoken yesterday at public
meeting in this city by William W
Smith. once Prohibition candidate fol-
Governor OF this State. in reply to the
quoted remarks of Bishop Potter that
prohibition is a fraud and its enforcement
tends to make hypocrites. and by DIR.
Rainsford. that the W. c. T. L. is doing
the devils work"
Ia PueiIistic Mood.
"I would like 10 stick both my fists into
Bishop Potter's face and eyes for what
he has said against the ". c. 7. L. and
prohibition, said Mr.. Smith. as he raised
his hands and clenched them and struck
a pugilistic attitude. He continued
Il would like to be locked in room
The Washington times., 1902-01-07

~ rely upon Csscarets entirely in looking
after our children
Mrs Ellen BurweIl, 1872 Division St., St Louis.
my little boy three years old was troubled
with bleeding piles. We began 10 give him
Cascarets, and before hs had taken one box, no
was sound and WELL
w. \. Coin, Olmulgce, I. T.
my little daughter complained Of not feeling
well and began to Vomit and became very sick.
A half Cascnret tablet was given her and IN less
than half-au hour she got mp as well as ever
Cascarets are u household necessity"
-Thos. i. Most, pm. Trenton, Pa
MY little girl was greatly troubled with
worms, but after giving, her g 21G box Of Sas-
carets. she Is entirely well Mrs. John J. Biley,
Q Sudler St, Gloucester, Mass.
The Washington times., 1902-01-07
Rectors and Bishops Attacked.
Happy Childhood Knows What's Best

dslkes will do it much good Sensible
medicine good
gripe: the Kind they like themselves:
The Washington times., 1902-01-07

II have never used any remedy that has been
as good rs Cascarets. Have 20 keep them hid
den from my little boy, as he eats them IKE
eaudy. Mrs. RObt. d. Fay. Goes. Ohio.
II shall never be without Cascarets. Hy
children are always del GIFTED when give them
a portion of tablet, and cry for mofe. TheJ
have a permanent place in my home"
Mrs. John Flacel, Michigan city, lad.
ave use CaScarets in our family and they
are tee childrcn's friend
-Mrs. James Greenwood Ncnasha. Nis-
~ always keep Cascarets in the houSe for the
children IS we'll myself
-Nrs Cnas. Root G.s Lorain S., Cleveland o.
''For months have used Cascarets, and my
little ones require no other medicine.
-Nrs. @. Ii. Hammond, 6s5.2ith 81, MInnca capoIls.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-03
WILL USE PROBE.
Interstate Commerce COmmis-
sion TO Investigate Combine.

Chicago. Jan, Sat its meeting here
: cai wednesday Ia intoc.siaio G. nmerco
combustion. viii move sglinsr ;ho North
erp securities company ana Investigate
thccouhino ~ the Great Northern. North
cru Pacific and Burlington railways
The commission will probe the entire
matter of community of interests" be-
'wen Great railway systems. but the
specific Investigation will be aimed at
'he Northwestern railways. Hundreds OF
witnesses, among them many OF the lead
ins railway promoters aud owners in the
country, have been summoned "a appear
in Chicago next "Wednesday 10 testify be-
fore the commits, IN.
Az thc western .aiiroad maenates have
been summoned TO appear. and after the
Investigation ip Chicago. which nav last
weeks, has been concluded. the commits
sion VIII resume its hearngs IN Now
lork and call before it mo rrca, promo.
ters and fnancicrs of wall street 10 Fl,
Understood there is 90 he general s,d
determined hght al along tho lire. Tho
commission has announced its intention az
examining every phnso Of railroad com
bination. including tho purchase - nm.
southern Pacihc by ths uuiou Pacific tbs
Union pacifr's control over The Iprprc.
foD. aud every specific instance on vhst
ibe, reFard as vio-,tions OF the Tntsr-
STATE Commerce law
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-03
Mr.. EVANS PLANS.

san FrancisCo. Jan. Dudley Evans.
who has been elected acting president cf
Wells Fargo & Co. viii retain his present
pnsition 90 second vice president. nj least
until tho next annual mcoting OF tho di.
rectors when nc may b. made permanent
president 90 the Corporntion
lie SAYS that The principal Office Of Tho
company viii not be removed - New
York ard hereafter be- will consider gnu
francisco a. his home. L.. W. Hartman.
ne ncVly-elccted director. VIII with ~. T.
Huntington. who Sc also on tho board
represent the interests of sse southern
Pacific which owns one-ifth OF the ex-
press company capital stock.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-03
WILL SAVE LIFE,
:QuIpplng Of Lighthouses With
Wireless Telegraph instruments

New York. Jan. &-.Dtrlpg a discussion
before tho American institute. Professor
small OF Columbia university said IL was
not necessary 10 wait for more develon-
men's before eQuipping every lighthouse
VIII appartus ior sending aerial mes.
snges 20 sea notifying ships OF their prox-
unity 60 rocks and breakers
Fog, according 90 Professor Small. he
ms better transmitter of their vpyes
than pure air. the lighthouse could san
save the lives ot those headed for tbe
rocks no matter how dense tho day. An
other interesting declaration during tho
@isc~Ssion Nas that in all probability the
preS1n method of sending and receiving
wireless messages frnm tall poies ~,
towers would nc done away with. as tho
curvature OF the earth makes no differ.
ence ~ the waves
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-03
NOTES FROM THE HsRBOR.

Inc Following vessels have arrived and
sailed during the past q hours.
Arrived, steamers Connecticut. Hazard.
Lake. Fall Rivor aud rctu-n: CITY of
Newport. Rickctson. Newport and rrulrp.
Tugs. ArEo. samson. Gertrude.
B1rEos, HoncsGuc. Cora. Oracle. Moo
sic
smiled. steamers Connecticut. Virginia.
New York. kssex. Parker Baltimore.
Norm1n. Chase. Philadelphia
TUGS, samson. Ivanhoe. Argo n. q.
Nrit, %. 90. No. 2, Gaapoo
0choou'rs. r. Bower Brtmsvick. Ga:
Wary ilrewsr New York
b"rses. pcsong Mary Whit,ridgs Pac-
a. W.
Slonld ans one want 20 land az the
rev public landing recently placed IN
Obliged n climb over an icc-coated ,o,t
barre which has shut out the approach
or the landing entirely.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-03
NEW WSLETS.

Amt a-orlvin' for tho things
Far away from sight;
Wen content, thank the Lord
For JUST n little light.
For the toiling OF the daytime
The sweet rest OF the night.
Ain a-findin' fault with things.
Well content 20 know
He iE blest who does hts best
Faithful here below:
That above the thorns OF life
Sweetest roses grow.
SO N is ] ind the way.
Though the night r. long:
Sight the harbor from afar.
Though the tide be strong:
Darkness dies, and earth Is sweet
With the morning song
Atlanta Constitution.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-03
AN |NCENDIARY
Sets Fire 10 Two Story Build
Ing al FOybOro, Mass.

Foxhoro, Mass. Jan. 3.--An incendiary
fire caused n loss OF $500 on tho two story
wooden block owned by Appleby q VIII
Hams, IN this place. az O'Clock this
morning. Tho building was occupied on
the first noor by market and the second
floor was given over To % large secret
society hall in which numerous organizs-
items held meetings.
When thc trcmcu arrived they dis
covered that the blaze had been set IN a
hallway leading upstairs. and that there
were number OF lnnammabIo articles de-
loFtcd There. There have been numerous
small ipcoudlary fires in this section I'm
the last few weeks and an investigation
s. being MADE
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-03
Measure Passed Under Protest
Over the Veto of the Mayor.
Concurrence in Resolution Providing
New Quarters for OVerseer Of Poor.
Final Session Of the Aldermen.

Tho session OF tho board OF aldermen.
yesterday afternoon lasted less than an
hour but within that period considerable
busines lyas transacted. IL was the last
mestlng of the old board, the files were
cleared and verbal boquets exchanged.
After the records OF the previous meet
ing as read by City Clerk Clarke were
approved the only absentee being Alder
rnan Ninship came the resolution appro-
priating $1,000 10 provide new quarters
Tor The overseer of the poor.
Alderman Gray inquired IL the $40 900
appropriation Was Tor new quarters for
orcrscer Of The poor and no provision
made for hitting mp rooms IN the central
police building FOR the board OF police
commissioners
iic was Informed in the affirmative 20
the effect tina, when tho overseer OF the
poor vscated the Fountain street quar-
tcrs the police board could step in hut
there was no stipulation AS 10 alterations.
improvements or even furnishings.
The resolution was then passed I'm con-
currcnce.
MR.. REYNOLDS PROTEST.
Tho ordinance in amendment OF chan.
ter ~ OF the revised ordinances author
izine the board Of fire commissioners 20
appoint not exceeding three assistant en-.
gircers. which the mayor returned 20 the
common council without his approval
WAS taken UP. and resulted In remarks
from Alderman Reynolds. who said:
Icing IAiatla3-- committee I'm finHrrv, !
cannot sit here and vote for an expen-
diture when ! do not know where the
money will come from The 5000 which
was taken for the polce commission left
no money for band concerts or Fourth Of
JilN ! shall vote against the measure
because there Is no money from which
90 take the amount necessary"
Alderman Mccarthy also voted against
the measure which passed by a vote ~
20 . In concurrence with the action
of the council, over The mayors veto
HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENTS
The following resolutions 70 define
aFs4es were adopted: Nisbet street, from
Patterson street to Butter avenue: Grow
land road. from Potter's avenue 20 OK
ford street; Carlisle street. from Elm
wood avenue 20 Alser avenue. Mt. Hone !
avenue. from Ivy street 20 Hope street:
Ivy street, from Pleasant street 10 Mt
Hope avenue: Sayles street. from Prairie |
avenue to Gordon avenue: Fowler street /
from Parnen street 20 Gray street; Lin.
ton street. from Academy avenue "a Cam |
ton street: Thornc street. from Roanoke |
street 10 Belmont avenue.
The resolution ordering the abuttinx 1
praprietors on the following streets 10 |
appear and give reasons WHY grades 1
should be defined on the following streets /
WAS referred TO Feb %. 1909; Cedar street. /
l3rayton avenue 60 Bradford street: Sears |
avcni'e. Atwell's avenue 70 northeriy ter
ininatpn: Elmdalc avenue. Webster to /
Terrace avenue Harriet street oxford 10 /
Fruit street; Doane avenue. Elmgrove 90
avenue; Nebraska street, Eddy |
TO Rugby street oxford street Allen J.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-03

a morse attached 70 a buggy. driven by
Joseph w Lewis, ran away on Fountain
street az $3.50 yesterday afternoon. and on
Dorrance street. near tho west end of the
passenger station collidcd with coal
cart Mr.. Lewis was thrown out but
hu-g to the reins and stopped the horse
The driver escaped with a few slight
bruises. the forward wheels of the buggy
were smashed
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-03
CURSE OF DRINK
CURED BY
WHITE RIBBON REMEDY.
Can be given In Glass OF Water, Tee or Cot
fee Without psilsnPs knowledge.

White Ribbon Remedy will cure or de-
stroy the diseased appetite for alcoholic
stimulants. whether The paticnt Is a con-
nrmcd tncbriatc. "a tlDpier," social drink
er or drunkard Impossible for anyone
20 have an appetite for alcoholic liquors.
after using White Ribbon Remedy
ENDORSED by MEM BERS OF w g 4 "
Mrs. Moore, superintendent OF tho Wo-
mans Christian Temperance Union,
writes: ~ have tested White Ribbon
Remedy on very obstinate dYunkards and
the cures have been many. In many
cases the Remedy was given secretly +
Checrfully recommend and endorse White
Ribbon kcmedy. Members or our Union
are delighted 90 find "a practical and eco
nomical treatment 70 aid us in our tenn
pCrcncc work"
Mrs. West president Of tho womans
Christian Temperance Union states. II
know ~ SO many people redeemed from
The curse ~ drink hy The nee OF White
Ribbon Remedy that earnestly request
YOU TO give % o. trial" For sale by
druggists Crervwhorc. or bv msf si
Trial package FREE hy writing or calling
on MRS. a. NJ. rOWNSIsNp Cf0r wears
Secretary ~ The Womau's Christian TEN
pernnce Unionl. 2iS FREMONT ST. BOS-
TON, MASS Sold In Providence hv the
1nll a Lyon Co. - Westminster street
and cor. Wcstminsfer and Mathewson
streets
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-03
Swan Point Cemetery

Offices North Main street.
An omnibus runs from tho Junction %
ANGEL and South Ansen streets TO the
cemetery on Sundays every 20 minutes.
from 20 a. NJ. 10 6 p. N.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-03

Jncob Diamond y as arrested ln y house
on North Main street AZ 5.l5 this NOR
iIg. ana on warrant served by sorrea M
CLARK and Pairolmau McCarthv. f0r -,
assault on Louis Rirzan The Young r,er
n3f dispute. yesterday Dimoud .tricL
.'fz'n ~ ne side ~ thc face and for
thir Judge Spsetlsrd aned him xis az
COSTS