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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-26

Director 4. Z. True, OF tne ulFlslOn o
agricultural experiments, Department OF
Agriculture. is in great demand as :
speaker and demonstrator at gatherings
Of agrieulturists all over the country
Through appearance in several States
and the extensive distribution OF the
publications of the department his name
is familiar 10 the people Of the country.
He has numerous invitation 10 attend
institutes and fairs this summer and
fail and many of these viii be &C
cepted
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-20
HEAVY DAMAGES.
Eddy Seeks $4,000 From
Street Raiwsy Company.

THE Woousockct street Railway com
inuy is dctcndmi in suit TO recover
Slo0o9 hrought 10y George y. Eddy Of
Woousoeket Mr. Eddy was. on sept
Sth gi "a passngcr on one Of the Dc
tcndants ears and notified the conduc-
tor to stol the car SO be- could set of
The car d IS claimed came 20 fun
stop. Nut Just ~ Mr. Eddy was stopping
frum the running board. he claims, the
,.ss was guidcuiy started without warn
iuE and hc WAS thrown With great forcv
10 the erouud llc went 60 the ground
head forpmust and struck on his shoulder
The injuries 10 hi~ arm aud shouldcr
SIR Eddy claims. have been so severe
that hc has hccp puabie to work David
: Eaker and -,wis y Waterman are
counsel Tor Air iddy
Gsorgc -. Mulcr has brought suit
against The Rhode Island subgrbau Rail-
Wnt rpmuanb to reuONer SG.Nn Tor per-
suunl irigrics on thc 18th of last June
AIR Aiiifr waE = passenger ln one ~ de-
lrudsutr cars, aud when the ear Nas
near Chippcw aNosslt. Warwick The car
colidcd wiih "a movng wagon.
The fTce az The collision caused the
seat iu ront of the one the plaintiff was
sittirr m ~ hreaf, Dinercnt parts W N
f.ndanJs - ltss sud 1uccs We're srfaiued.
hruiscd and hupNeu and AIR Miller claims
he is pcrrisncntly incapacitatcd from pei
fdrmnE frfniIhsrafiYe labor tho1gh he
has spenf nrcr ileU Tor medical anu 81.
gical attendance.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-20

FOR THE
POLICE.
Mon Retired From the Force
Will Receive FoTty-Flus Per-
cent Of Their Salary.

a police pension bill was adopted by the
board of police commissioners this after
noon, 20 go into effect al once.
The hrst three sections apply 10 the
fees and other sources from which the
pension fund Is 10 be derived.
The next section provides that IS per
cent of the salary received at the time Of
bein gplaced on the pension list shall
constitute the individual pension.
The remaining section provides that the
recipient OF a pension shall always con-
duct himself we'll and honoraby
The aim Of the commissioners was TO
make the pension $500 lat that is all. su-
periors and suhordlnates should fare
alike.
Certain fees Wee not. however includ.
ed among those TO be surrendered by the
Officers and the i5 per cent schedule was
adopted
Th's will give the pensioners about $40
week
As the expected $500 was not obtainable
and couldn't be- paid the men who are
retired Will not be subject TO emergency
duty
The plan adopted will. however enable
the commissioners 10 Increase the number
who may 10 benefited by the pension
fund
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-20
With A knife.
Polish Wedding al ManviIIs
Almost Ends in Murder.

There was Polish wedding at Man
Vile On saturday evening and in the
midst OF the festivities which followed
there came near being a murder The fes-
tivties had progressed until the midnight
hour. when John Lalow. one OF the
guests. wanted 10 dance with Mary Jasey
10 this her husband" Mike Jasey. took
objections and made them known 90
Lalow The result was that. a general
miNup followed. IN which several OF the
party took an active part.
When hostilities had ceased Il was
found that Jasey and his wife had been
slashed with knife the former on the
left arm in two places and his wife on tho
left side. directly over the heart. The
services OF Dr. Maranda were immediate
ly procured, and il required seven stich-
es TO close the wound I'm the woman's
side The probability is that the wom-
ans clothes We're the means OF saving her
life as the wound was not a deep one The
gashes on her husbands arnf were Also
closed by the doctor who took five stich-
as I'm one wound and three in the other
The festivities came to an end with the
stabbng.
IaleW ~4=-ert-9+-t+- Yesterday and ar
raigned before Judge Choquet on two
charges OF assault, one ON Mary Jasey
and one on Mike Jasey To both
charges he pleaded not guilty. and was
held IN default Of St0oo bonds I'm each
case Tor trial on Friday morning next
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-20
BOXES OF PILLS
Figure In Letorineau's Petition
for a New Trial.

Chief Justice Stness and Justices Til
linghast and Rogers heard today the de-
PENDANTS petition for new trial IN the
case of state VS.. Joseph A. Letorineau
The latter was indicted FOR obtaining
money under false pTpTFnTpy II Was
charged I'm the indictment that he "dld
falsely pretend in writing that ~ huXcs
of pills We're Dr, Cuderre,s Red Pills for
pale and. weak women prepared by tho
Franco Nm rican company by mesris 81
labels pasted upon me boxes 4"
ElsctVrincau had formeriN worked for the
company named aud he became aequaint-
ed With the concern that had made the
pills for the Franco American company.
me formor manufacturers were induced
so make the pilis for bctorinrau uih re
plt The latClS ON them and for 80 doing
way Indicted.
W . Blsndmg cl3iwed ne was induced
to bur the Wlts frdn f.etpriueau. The
latter said tirst ihr pills were genuine.
and thai ihC EraUcp-A American COMPANY
had no bettcr right man he 10 use The
Il - claimed that the rerdicr s,as
against the cNid. ucVraud that sOnrr tcrti-
mouH WHICH did great harm ~ thc defend.
ant was Illegally admitted by the trial
During the aFftfments- ~ counsel thc
court asked som uucs stinns and " Ss
Tdnnor, who rcprVscntcd Attorney -GCn-
sentatlou as to am article VI conimerco
N On writing aud iu tha nature ~ claim
that the article p@ss- nl4laio bv Marty
who lid not make thc identical article
FOR false representa- lions in writing.
lie sald iu answer iu q quest Ion by the
court that thS putting ~ n Kind VI coll
lars un the market auL thn sale thereof.
brand.s w1fid leave ,tlE. Iarty. SO doing
liable 10 the indictment
y. i owen argued in smpport 90 the
petition for nov trial The case was
held FOR adVisefnput
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-20
SUSTAINED.
Demurrer Of Gssrgs Fred VIII
Iians in StaTkwaathsr Case.

The opinion OF the appellate court
was handed down today IN the case OF
Probate court OF Pawtucket vs. George
Fred Williams ct al The defendant s
demurrer is sustained.
The declaration alleged that the de-
fendant, Williams, gave bond as the
executor. OF the viii OF Amey NJ. stark
weather. that he violated tho condition
thereof In this that he has not well and
truly administered accordine to law and
the provisions OK the wHl; that he has
made mo- account OF his doings as exscu-
tor OF he probate court, and, although
Joseph O.. Starkweather. administra or
upon the estate Of James O. Stark
weather. has a dcbt which has been re-
duced tu Judgment and presented 20 said
Williams that the latter has neglected
and refused TO pay the same, although
duly requested Whercupon AN action
hath accrued TO the plaintiff.
Demurrer was .on the ground that the
declaration did not state that WDliams
had been cited before the probate court
10 show reasonable cause FOR not having
paid said debt or FOR not having per-
formed his dutiee az. executive.
Chief Justice Stiness writes the opinion
of the court iu which ne states;
"rhe present case being that of a credi-
tor and il being possible that the court
of probate may md reasonable ground
FOR delay in payment "a citation is nee
essary even though the debt in this
case has been reduced To- judgment"
A judgment creditor Is held TO have
no superior right over a creditor whose
claim has been allowed and both are
creditors and both must cite the admins
traitor before suit upon the bond.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-20
O'DONNELL'S
DEPOSIT
IN BANK.
cafhsrina MHshan Claims It
Was MOI Legally Transferred
TO Mrs. O'O0nnsII. =

The case OF Catherine Meehan. appel
Lnt. against Mary A. oDonnen. admin
islrairix on the estate Of Philip O'ponnell
WAS submitted to the appellant division
Of the supreme court todes-en au appeal
from the ilry's findings on an appeal
from the decision of the municipal court
in regard To the administrative ac
count.
The municipal court Of this city refused
20 charge the administrators with the
sum OF 5000 which was In the DaHk In
the name of Philip ODonnel "a the time
~ his deceast and that the municipal
court erred in holding the case made out
IN regard 10 the bank books was a dona-
ito causa mortis.
Mrs. O'Donnen claimed her husband
gave her the money before his death
The testimony befort the jury in Judge
WNbur's court led the jury ~ this sIc-
,1al eonclnsion' that the account appeal
ed from should not have been settled by
the municipal court of the city OF ProH.
dcnce by charging said administratriS
with the SUN of sG,SS.7G and that Philip
o'Donnel dld give the two bank books ia
question Ia his wife about month be-
fore his death saving II am not going
60 be- here long this money rs yours,
and that the said Philip O'Douuell was
in expectation Of immediate death az SAID
time.
The appellant claims that such findings
we're against the evidence saving that
that the gift WAS not made In eNpecta-
lion of death. nor does it appear that the
donor died of The peril or disorder iu
which he stood at the time Of giving tho
hank books Co Mary \. o Donnell or that
There Was complete delivoty OF the
Tr1TTTEF ErTTTT-
\ new trial is also asked for on the
ground of newly discovered evidence and
iu support Of this ground 70 Is claimed
witness has been found 10 whom. IL as
claimed AIRS O'Donncll admitted she
found the bank books In the cellar.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-20

members present voting I'm the affirmative
and there being but one absentee,
EARLY SOLUTION ASSURED.
Councilman sssoR. who is the father OF
city council legislation IN this direction.
when interviewed by a News representa-
tive, today remarked
"rhe house members OF the committee
AZ appointed ny Speaker Arlington 4
think are capable men I'm favor Of such
a system and 80 much needed No polite
al discrimination was made and am
glad to see Il. for this is truly a public
question. affecting practically all the peo-
pie without respect 90 political affiha-
tious
We can safely trust 10 Governor kim
ball 10 make equally acceptable appoint
ments. Then hearings viii he given aad
city Solicitor Colwell will under copcur-
rent resolution appear az the State House
in advocacy OF ticket transfers. Mr. COL
Well can he relied upon 10 do his dutNeaud
an early solution VI this inportaut ques-
uon T. assured
The Remnnaer resolution REQUIRES the
committee tn report hack to the present
session OF The General Assembly,, 50 there
~ no patpahle opporipniu or piveonh0l-
ing the demands of The people.
WIDE TIRES AND DIVORCE.
scheduled for this week -anc ON the house
and the other on the senate side of the
legislature.
The former viii bc given tomorrow up-
pu thy rising of thp house hy thc iudlc-
fairy committee oA the amendment eV-
tending the provisions uf section / of the
"Nide Tire hiu, So called. to- 1905.
ON "Wednesday thc srnatr judiciary
committee viii give hearing ON TIN
Freeman act to make divorce in Raode
island less easy thsn in che yHst or. in
other words more difficult it f. an
amendment of chapter 2H of the General
laws The question has arQuscT cousHl-
prable interest aud discussion and clergy.
as w"l as aiW VIII Doe weh represent u
az the hearing
PORTRAITS ANp FURNITURE
Secretary of state Bennett has rcturu-
.d from brief oTlglal visit to Sew York
and to-day was b1sil, rnrlrsd assisted
bN Messenger Joseph Mullen. iu placug
portraits of Rhode Island governors iu
the corridors con- the SECOND fopr rhp
PORTABLE have been rttouohod frightened
and renewed while she time worm frames
bon many Instances have sn hrcn embcl-
H.hsd M nol1 mouutngs The effect ON
each ard all De- eXceUeata arr the work was
~kUfulll Hud satisfactorily dnur hy the
T.idm Thurhcr company of This city
so cleluff arrsy of furniture was
placed iu Che suite room today There
at'' n pieces ln all. sisl their dsrk red
Guish harnp4zcz- with 4he Erh lulp~rlcs
,outrastirr at DE some timc With tho
crystal chandeliers Nit1 istge rues of
Out tur design The FURNISHINGS ss urb-
Vlded D., Frank Is Potter VIII a.. oom-
pletg.
The Providence petr0loum company
wHa gr8uted charter ipdHN The in,or-
porstors usmed-ers liesekish Martin ~
Providence and ierhvrt q. Thompson aud
Albrrtus g. baieu b0.h OF pasrOsg. The
pirposs as the utie suggests b. 20 desl an
oil and othcr business iueiSentsl thereto
and ihe eaplisi stock ~ hssd ~ slpnp
The office is 20 bc located In Providence.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-20
SHOWS NO TITLE
Declaration in Dunn Sullivan
Case Said to 30 Defective.

The point raised IN the case Of Gather
ine Dunn vs. Mortimer sullivan IN the
Appellate court today was whether a de-
feet IN declaration I'M tresposs and eject
ment as to the description OF the prem
iscs can bee taken advantage OF after
Judgment by default in a motion Ia arrest
OF Judgment
Tho description m Tho write was "a
certain tenement To- the plnmu0 belong
Ing ot the corner OF Hurley ana Bloom
lngdulc avenues iu said paWtuCk 49,"
The words "a certain tenement to plaIn-
uf belonging, arv 10 is claimed words
setting out mo- tlur"
~ ". RindgCtt made the motion iu ar
rest 0f Judgment but neither he nor
Dorau a. Flanagan counsel for plaintin
had anything to do with the case original
ly.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-20
WERE WARNED
SulIIVauS Ordered Not 10 Sell
Liquor to Unlicensed Persons.

\ hearing was had iu the office Of the
hoaro /, license commissioners this morn
ina relative to ihe saie ol bottled lager
beer hy Sullivan Rros.. Co womun who
feeps little candy and periodical store,
where thc police had reasons for hcicy-
ing that something Was bcing sold oihsr
Than papfrs and sweets.
lhe repr'arlltnttF OF thr boffnnr 0rfu
hao nothing iV say. 10 was futile to rou.
fend against the evidence fr The uus-
session uf the board
The Npshut pf ihe hearing was that
SULLIVAN brus. We're warned not % -ell ur
dfiiNer beer tO De- sold again fn anv person
I'M authorized hf Law tu do so under a.. o..
alty ~ the immediate forfeiture of their
wholesale license
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-20
new STEAMSHIP
Powhatan Will Run From This
Port on N. & M. Line.


Mr. w. p. Coria. the local agent OF the
Merchants and Miners Transportation
company. has every reason To feel proud
of the treatment he has received from
the mapagement Of the concern. for he
has succeeded in getting three OF the
largest and best ships of the feet 70 be
put upon this line, These are the. Pow
hatan. Essex and Dorchester
The Powhatan will make her first trip
TO this port tomorrow evening or We'd
nesday morning and during the day will
be, open for public inspection.
Tho Powhatan was formerly the Raw
Iins and was bunt to run between New
York and Norfolk
During tbs. Cuban war she was pur-
chased BY the government and re-
chrstenedl the "Yorkt9wn.- Last Au-
gust. uss MAS announced IN The News at
the time, she was purchased from the
government by the Merchants and
Miners company and has since been
prs eticaily rebuilt.
she is Sl5 feet long e feet beam. $500
gross tonnage, triple expansion engines
and single screw. and has aecommoda-
tions for 1iU iirstsv'iuss passengers.
.IhT Dttings pr. entirely. different from
other steamers and one of the notable
changes j. the arrangements ~ her eiuinE
room. This is nch as to ALLOW parties
rom four upwards 90 bc served.
The saloons arc finished in Mexlcan
mahogany and SIS without doubt one Of
eastern waters
she viii be commanded by Captain J
H. Dlzcr, one of the Veterans of the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-20
BY NEXT FRIEND
FaTIand SHaS Lafayette Mills
for $4,000 Damages.

George Farland a minor. has brought
suit by his nest friend against the
Lafayette mills nf Woon-o,kct to recover
sc'" for personal Injuries The plaintiff
is hut o. wears oid aud was set t0 work
to pul With DIE hands Wool waste ard
DIRT from o. rctuNirg brush
ON Not uh he bad Dts h.eai caught
and carried around a steel comb tits
ught hand WIS badly bruised and so
weft bis nnNtrs Tho thumb u was
utyc-flr' tu Hmpufatt. NrliEente or the
part 200 ihe company D. claimed in not
nstfuctinr thf hoF 1s 90 the Ncrt dan.
EerOus nature of hs work
lenernon is attorney for the plain
iii
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-20
AGED MAN MEETS
A SHOCKING DEATH.
Gilbert Hopkins Struck by Gar on Dan
ie|son Electric Railroad Near RockIand
vi|Iage--Arm and Leg Cut Off.

The hrst fatality on the Providence
and panelson electric railroad occurred
near Rockland village at 10 O'Clock this
morning.
The victim was Gilbert Hopkins, about
20 years old.
MIR Hopkins was very deaf and this
misfortune led 10 his death.
lie was walking on the track at q
point whore there was quite sharp
down grade.
Moving toward him was a motor car
which was pushing a Nat car loaded with
rails.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-20

The motorman saw Mr. Hopkins ana
cHdeavoFod 60 warn the latter of his
peril.
The air whistle was blown long and
sharply and the brakes were crowded
down hard.
The train had, however, attained such
momentum that II could not he stopped.
The freight car struck Mr. Hopkins.
knocked him down and passed complete
ly over him, the motor car resting upon
the body.
one arm and leg were cut of and
the unfortunate mans head was crushed
in.
Death had come 60 him instantly.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-20
REAPGUMsaT DENIED

The appellate court has aculcd th, do
ndants petition FOR a rosrgumeut Boo
lc case of Marv A oRourke W. John
fancpck Mutuoi fifc Insurance COM
psuy
The court recently decided that n
JUS verdict n favor of AIRS. ORourke
-siituid stand net~fth~tuudiug rf7rru
That MR. t0urFea minor CON had
made false Representation iu obtaining
policy ~ which me plslnuH was me
beneficiary.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-20
NAVAL BATTLE.
lconlInucl Irom naee onel

Colon Cplonhbis. }Jan. - Tho Boysca
did not take part in the engagement az
she has NOT rcturu~rt- fr,m ShirlaW
The l.sutsre r,oeutiy arrived al Panama
from The i-iarA ~ Naos
The last heard of tho Boyacu. D., cable
was Jan H. when ID DHs reported Al Colon
that she wHs being chased nv the fey'ulu-
uonaVy rhips in the direction of ChiriuBi
I.-+as---
Wsshine ton Jsu ~ 'ihe spcf1darv OF
- favv has received the following ga
blegram from capt Mead. Coumsudor 80
the n. :. : philadelphis. .daten Panama
todRt Tho uSurreft steamer rahila
gfta ked the lautut0 Yesterday Innrni %
st close quarters crow has sleser. hcr.
Is now on FIRE and sinking"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-20
TO ACCIDENT
Coroner Finds That Osalh Of
Joseph SaIvas Was Duo.

Coroner Thomas y. vance hss filed his
report on Ire death n Iaseph sslyas. who
Nas kBls't ai pswtuckei jan W.. ns'2
Death. tho coroner nnds 10 he dIr o. ms
hoiuc struck ana disenFli0welied ~ A niece
of balance wheel. Watch exploded ln
the sh-i ~ .ihe fitb Coal compsnA
Nr ~aiVas- death BE- held not to be due
to the neglect ~ snv p-ison. bus % acct
dent and misfortune.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-20

to-rsfund tne money on a D-csnt bottle
OF a. r.asr Warranted Syrnl, ~ Tar ~ II
fails ~ cure your cough OF cold. We
also sgaTaSIes 6l ,es sfsoJgiS $ssf,ogi!S ioproYs ~is-
kAsni~g n RtaNpfSG A w FgSNER
kFSaos, SMITH &fo a. v. O'DoNr9LL,
rtE. T. IUrnEh
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-20
FINANCIAL NEWS
MsS YORK Stscks.

Reported by FLETCHER 4 TAPPAN.
street foor. Banigan Building.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-20

x3ld in for stock on which no dividend
H liquidation has been paid.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-20
FEW ACTIVE CHRISTIANS,

How many people i'm our churches are
active Christans?" qleried the speaker.
I'VE have hve ana ten dollars given for
missions where II should be 5000 aud, sl0-
900. .~-
Our churches today are dying for the
Jack OF missionary zeal," ref 44..
IN closing ways in which the work OF
missions can be helped along, ~
lie was followed by PRAYER by Rev.
Robert Cameron and brief remarks by
Revereuds llaggerd aud MittsF after
which the morning, session adjourned.
The afternoon session opened AZ 2
o'0"ck with large attendance and with
RfN r. ~. Anderson, - D., I'M the chair
Thc following otcer of exercises was
carried 1out. 2 prayar service. Rev. W
4. Green. OF Natck, n. t.; 2iaL address,
Rev, Frank Rector j. -. of Rawtucket: I:
= address Rev l.. H. Henson. - D., Of
Proyidcnce 500. pastors hour Rey. W,
Il Witter. OF Boston questions discus
siou prayer: g. addless. Rev. +. T. tlag-
gard NJ Boston; prayer; $3.50, adjourn
ment
At the session this evening the following
orasr OF eXeroissS viii bc carried out
Rev "a. NJ King, ~. D., presided; i;30
7:i5. address Rev = ?. Iiaggard; siitg-
ing. S.i5. address. Rev H c. Applogarth,
ID. D.; PRAYER, singing 3, Adjournment
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-20
COMMITTEE WILL
GIVE HEARINGS.

Continued from Page One) r
members present voting I'm the affirmative
and there being but one absentee.
EARLY SOLUTION ASSURED.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-06
Mines and Minerals
 of Arizona
MOUNTAIN VIEW MINE
Bonded to Fngliah Syndicate for
 $30.C00-New Contracts Let.

AIr- George A. Wright came down from Yavapai county yesterday morn ing and is a guest Of the Hotel Adams. I{e expects to De fn the city for two CT three weeks. aIr. Wright is the rep resentative of the English Syndicate Of London. and a day or two ago bonG-d for the syndicate the Mountain View and Ncrthfeld gold claims. situated iu the Black Canyon district. Efty-tWo miles north of Phoenix. about ten miles from Bumble 2e- and thirty milzs from Mayer ,fl2, bend Vas for &3n.cca. tua owners of the property being David Care e Bisbee and Louie Eliilson or Congress.
 That the deIl is al bona GJe 5ransac- ton and that Nr. Wright intends to prosecute development work vigorously is evidenced by ihe fact that yesterday he let contracts for 53.co0 worth of de vcIarmcat work. Y, hat y,iII interest Phoenix merchants most is that d large part of the supplies for this work will be purchased here. n the course of two or three weeks AEr. Wright v i'll return to the mine. which will pe his headquarters for some time during tae cran,ng up of the property
 AIl. Wright. while moi posing as a