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Evening star., 1902-03-06
Reuuisition Honored.

Chief Justice Bingham yesterday ordered
David Hayes, arrested here as a fugitive
from justice, on requisiitOn of the gov
ernor of Connecticut, to be turned over to
Detective Donnelly, who represented the
Connecticut authorities. Hayes was re-
leased yesterday on a habeas corpus by
Justice Bradley, but was Immediately 1e-
arrested on the requisition from the state
of Connecticut The attorneys for Hayes
fought his eXtradition on the ground that
the requisitiOn was not good and was not
properly authenticated This objection was
overrued by the chief justice and the de-
fendant has been delivered to the custody
of the Connecticut authorities. who will
leave with the prisoner for New Haven to-
night.
Evening star., 1902-03-06
Young Girl Sent Home.

Julia Davis. seventeen years old, left her
home In Richmond yesterday to accom-
pany friend to Baltimore without first
obtaining the consent Of her parents, and
she was arrested upon the arrival Of the
train here last night.
Her companion was a married woman
who carried an infant In her arms She
had left her husband, and was returning
to her parents in Baltimore. When the
girl was arrested and sent to the house Of
detention the woman went with her and
remained until today.
brother of the girl came here TODAY
and this afternoon escorted her to her
home.
Evening star., 1902-03-06
Glymont Sold.

The Freedman Transportation Land and
Improvement Company OF this city has
purchased Glymont excursion grounds, in
Guiding the large hotel and all its improve
ments. The company will put the place In
thorough repair and will build a new
dancing pavilion and provide other COM
forts for the excursionists. Arrangements
are under way to secure excursion
steamer for the ensuing season, to begin
operation about the 18th Of May. Messrs.
Joseph n. Mayne, Ferdinand D. Lee, w.
l.. Pollard. Joseph Morrison and Rev Geo.
W. Lee and others are interested in the
enterprise.
Evening star., 1902-03-06
FINANCIAL,

The American Security and
Trust Company, laos q Street,
will be pleased to open an account
with you, paying you two per cent
interest ON your average monthly
balances, which you may check
against at will.
The American Security and
Trust Company has a capital of
S1,25O,OOO and a surplus of
S5OO,OOO. lit has a special Depart
ment for ladies, with waiting and
writing rooms for their conven-
fence.
c. J. Bell, President.
H. F. Bount, Vice President ]. w. Whepey, Treasurer
j. r. Hood, Secretary w. A. McKenney 4,'sS frS, Sx..S %
Ward Thoron, c. S. Domer, Aa.san
H. S. Reside
STORAGE DEPARTMENT: =
Albert NJ Read, C. A. Aspinwal,
DIRECTORS:
s ssn ssasss E.DS So;S 'Ss %%%s:55s, } khs
9no E 1'hea1sn' HerPsn Panis & % Fraser. Parker. "
george G k Knowles Henry Ward Tssq.
Fs@.hs Hsas f Fsv Stevens George ss t S s '
nhss1 INST carry w y w.
Evening star., 1902-03-06
A HEARTY SOLDIER
WORKED ON NEW RATIONs

One Of Uncle Sans army boys got a lift with
Grape-Nuts. private at Fort Harrison, Mont,
named Orlando Miller. says: when was all
run down with dyspepsia and got so I weighed
only 12l pounds q friend recommended that l
take Grape-Nuts Food
This was last Spring, and followed the ad-
vice. have steadily improved. Gradually lost
my stomach trouble. until I have gained my
strength and health. ! am weighing 1861
pounds. Any one In my regiment, Sth Regulars,
can verify these facts"
Evening star., 1902-03-06

TheWOrkingmam & Capital
the tyranny of capital IL to become a CAPITAL
isT himself. and the way to become capitalist y
to save money and put 1t into the PERPETU AL
BUILDING ASSOCIATION and begin receiving In
tsrest on hi, savings. and when be has enough buy
or build a home Tor himself and family Don't
hesitate. but begin At once. See our advertisement
In this column fe1-u
Evening star., 1902-03-06
Change in Program.

II Is announced that Miss Colt has ac-
cepted later appointment for reading, to
accommodate Miss Susie Sorabji from In
dia and the latter will occupy the reading
hour at the room for the blind, Congress
sional Library, tomorrow afternoon.
Evening star., 1902-03-06

The dead body Of an infant was found
this morning near Goth and L streets north
west. 8. w: Bail, who found the infants
body, noti1ied the police. and 1t was re-
moved to the morgue. Coroner hewitt gave
the necessary death certificate
Evening star., 1902-03-06

The Constantinople correspondent of the
London Times says that Abraham Pasha,
the military commander in North Albania,
has been shot by Albanians for endeayor-
Ing to restrain violence,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-15
new MOVE.
Trades Unionisis Oppose Build
Ing by the Government.

Chicago. Jan. 15.-Trades unionlsts OF
Chicago have decided 10 take concerted
action against the building OF warships
and naval machinery in any but govern
ment shops. Resolutions have been adopt
ed by the leading unions OF the city, re-
questing Congressman Foss. who is at
the head OF the committee on naval af-
fairs. to use his influence toward tho
adoption of bill TO that effect
The following unions have gone on rec
ord. together representing over $1,000 mon:
Local lodges OF the United Brotherhood
OF Carpenters and Joiners Eve lodges of
the International Association OF Ma
chinists, Building Trades council Pack
ing Trades council. Junior Steam Filters
association, United Association OF Jour
neymen Plumbers.
IL Is claimed by the men that the gov
,rnmcnt can as well build its ships as
nut and that yards should be placed on
the great lakes and work De- done there
as wei as on The ocean coasts. The
sand taken by the men has been brought
about by the employment OF non-unlon
men In the shops now doing the govern
ment's work.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-15

Fourteen years ago His Royal High
ness. Albert Edward. Prince OF Wales.
now King of Great Britain and ireland
and Emperor of India, issued explicit
orders 60 his equevry. Typwhit Wilson.
60 remember the name OF wetmorc. add
ing that no wetmorc should ever DC
presented at court
Mrs. George Peabody Wctmorc, then
tho most beautiful married woman in
Hamburg. had curtly declined to meet
his royal highucsa Hence his indignation
and his ban against all Wetmores.
CLUBDoM AGITATED.
"wHl willie wctmore be turned down
By tho king?"
That was tho question asked a hundred
times here I'm clubdou1 yesterday. says
a dispatch from New York. Some held
that MS majesty would sraciously con-
descend 20 S0rEet what happened 90 many
years ago. Othsre thought perhaps the
senator son would find himself TOO busy
90 accept President RooseveltB appoint
mfnt
a few held 10 tiuc opinion that the prcsi-
dent had purposely made tho 3ppoiut-
mont TO giyo his msJ,st. a chsnge TO
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-15
WITH DOWIE.
Gen. Booths Son-in-LaW and
Daughter Join zIonisiS.

New York, Jan. 15.-Copies Of Leaves
Of Healing Dowios publication, have
reached this city with a letter which
throws additional light upon the resigna-
tion from tho Salvation Army Of General
Booths son-in-law and daughter Mr. aud
Mrs. Booth-Clibborn. The letter is dated
Nov 90, 1901. and was written from Zions-
helm, Castle Liebburg. Lake Constance.
Switzerland. In this letter Mr.. Booth
Clibborn writes:
Il have decided 90 offer myself 10 you.
dear Doctor. for Zion and do so, firmly
believing It 20 be the will of Cod | had
thoughts Of starting a separate mission
tin / got light about the Elijah matter.
az that was the great obstacle. To me a.
could only be a gigantic error or a gigan-
tic truth filled with unspeakable SOL
omnity even though Elijah was a man
with passions like ourselves / take IL
that you come In the spirit and power OF
Elijah and as the herald of the second
coming, the baptist OF the millenial
dawn
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-15
GUNN CASE
AGAIN IN
COURT.
Mr.. German Preparing to Attack
tn, COns.ituiiOnaIi.y Of The
Appellate Division.

There we're pleasant smiles in tho APP
lellate division OF the supreme court to-
lay when the case Of Thomas Gum
against the Union Railroad company was
,allcd. The case has been before the
'ourt many times, and this led Chief JUS
ice Stiness to remark TO Charles r. Cor
nan, counsel for Mr. Gum, You should
lumber your petitions /. 2. and so on"
To this suggestion Mr. German good
.aturcdly replied. Il am going TO call
his case the Gattling gun case, with n
ew shots left I'm reserve There is
amusement both I'm loading and firing it,"
The case came before the court today
n order to ascertain whether a motion
hat the common pleas division enter
Judgment on the verdict could be enter
aimed by the appellate court 1t was
expected Mr.. German would raise the
question OF constftutonality OF the ap-
Iellate division of the supreme court as
low constituted. but he did not so into
hat matter much today.
At least he stated that tho object he
lad in view was 20 get the case fully
Jefore the court. so that the constitu-
ional question might be raised properly.
Mr.. Germans motion that judgment be
entered or the verdict was denied by
uusS iIousetl IN llt common peas ulNl-
ion. Mr.. Gotman then filed a motion
or new trial of that petition.
The appellate court once granted
lew trial and has also passed on consu-
.utional questions raised by Mr.. German.
A Jury gave the plaintiff a verdict Tor
10000.
Mr.. Gum was stuck by an electric car
)n Camp street just as he came from BE-
hind a cart from which he had been de-
iverinF coal The appellate court grant
u a NOW -trial -hlCaugc IL believed tho
verdict against the evidence.
Counsel for the Union Railroad com
)any, H. S. Baker and Lewis a. Water
nan. claimed that the court having
granted a new trial could not order judg-
nent on the verdict to be entered IN the
common pleas division.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-15
YAWNING HOLE
Md, by Exploding Miro
GIyCsrlna Near Marion, Ind.

Marion, Ind, Jan. 1J.-Fifteen hundred
quarts OF nitro-glycerinc stored in two
magazines owned by the st. Marys Tor
pcdo company and the Emnlrc Glxcerine
Co, in ravine two miles aud hale
southeast Of this city, exploded this
morning about 130 o'clock, shaking tho
entire northeastern part OF the state.
business blocks and dwelling houses
shook and swayed as IL rocked by an
earthquake and the entire city was
aroused.
a yawning hole In the bottom of the
rayine was all that was left TO tell tho
story. It is thought that the explosion
was caused by gas jet I'm one of the
magazines setting fire to the buildings.
So far as known no one was injured in
the explosion. The nearest house was hale
"a mile away and the occupants escaped
serious injury. Telephone inquiries re-
coived here indicate that houses were
shaken so miles away.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-15
MUCH MARRIED.
Scott, Arrested for Po|ygamy,
Coniassss He Has Many Wives

Evansville, Ind, Jan 15,--John Scott,
known under the names of Howard and
Donnell. was arrested at Uniontown. Ky,
-AieHAay night ON the charge OF bigamy
and yesterday confessed his guilt. Scott
IS a real estate man.
In 1892 he married Miss Lulu X Frost
at Sprngdale. Ark. lie lived with her
for few months and, IL Is alleged. after
getting a farm. left her. He was next
heard OF in Tennessee whore he married
Miss Callie Corder near Paris and after
ward deserted her.
Three other wives he claimed after
this time We're Mrs. Pearl Sutton Of Mo-
bile, Ala. Mrs. Mary \. Cott OF Ruddy-
Vile. Ky, and Mrs. Jane Mattingly OF
Bowling Green. Ky.
The names OF his three other wives he
refuses to give. Scott's scheme, it Is said.
was 10 claim he was a banker with large
homes in New York and London.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-15
THOUGHT The
SWITCH WAS
TURNED.
OV3ra;Ough, Engineer ConjuTed
Up Danger When A1n,Eyis,et.
lump!d and WasFataIIyHuTt

Peru, Ind. Jan. 15.--As the result of a
strange hallucination ]. r. Sible, an old
and trusted engineer OF the Wabash rail-
road. was fatally injured last night. Sibls
was at the throttle OF the big locomotive
of the Limited, which was laundering
along a a rate Of 40 miles an hour
When the lights of the town OF Attica
appeared. the old engineer gave start
and shouted TO Burt Frick, his fireman,
Jump for your life. Burt The switch IL
turned" The sentence was not finished
FOR IA an instant Sible had applied the
safety brake. reversed tho lever. and had
jumped 20 escape the spectre his har-
assed nerves had conjured up.
lho hroman followed, but was not In
iured. The train came TO a stop and
Frck went back 10 find the engineer.
The latter lay on the roadbed. horribly
injured, his skull had been crushed. an
arm and leg broken. his ribs fractured
and his spine injured. lie was carried
aboard the train. Meanwhile on invcsti-
gauon showed that there had been no
danger To the train. Tho signal lights
Of The switch showed an unobstructed
path.
According 60 Fireman Prick. Sihle has
been moro or less nervous since he was ia
a wreck az Lafayette some months ago.
The paesCns rS were shaken Up by the
EIddcu stopping of the train. but none
OF them WIS injured.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-15
MRS. FORT
DIES IN
A CHAIR.
Was on Visit TO Friends Re-
siding on Public Street When
End Cdms.

Mary Elizabeth Fort, widow OF Samuel
j. Fort. died suddenly during the night
az stedman A. Randalls residence, 800
Public street.
Mrs. Fort had resided with her son.
Fatroiman Charles Fort. on Ivy street.
she was Is years Of age. and had gone
y make visit TO Mrs. Randall.
When the Randalls went out last eyen-
ing they left her in the Kitchen When
they returned she had gone up TO her
room for the night.
AZ $40 this morning the family not
ht ailns any movements upstairs made
an investigation.
Mrs. Fort was found dead in a chair
She had disrobed, laid down on the OUT
side ot the bed and, apparently not feeling
Wen. had arisen and gone to the chair.
Mrs. Fort had had shock before
TINS ana her son was apprehansivc and
urged her To remain at home
The old lady's husband died 40 years
ago. There is but one other son living,
Irving A. Fort, OF North Platte. Neb.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-15
DEAD MULES
INDICATE
DISASTER.
Belief That British ffanspn
Has Been Blown Up in tn,
Gulf Of Mexico.

New Orleans. La, Jan. i5.-It Is be-
iieved in shipping circles here that a
British transport, laden with American
mules bound for South Africa, has been
intercepted and blown up by a Boer spy
In the Gulf of Mexico and has foundered.
schooner arriving on the lower coast
reports hundreds OF dead mules floating
for a distance of 90 miles. The news
has greatly stirred shippers here, who
fear that further desperate attempts will
be made to stop the export Of mules TO
Cape Town.
The more conservative elements attri-
butte the floating carcassos 20 n disaster
20 one OF the British vessels during the
storms that have been raging near the
coast this week.
Dispatches from ouintana, Tex, which
is only a short distance south OF Port
Eads, says that the schooner Olga has
put into MatagOrda bay for shelter from
the fierce gallo blowing on the gulf and
that Captain George Peterson raports
having seen long rows of dead cattle and
mules floating IN the water. He describes
the range OF the dead stock as covering
az least % miles
Matthew Warriner Of the Elder Demp-
ster steamship company. which furnishes
many OF Tho British transports. states
that all their transports have been ac-
counted for except one sailing from here
three days ago. They had heard nothing
from her.
The recent attempt to blow up the Rri-
tish transport Mechsnician in this port
IS recalled by those persons who incline
10 the opinion that a British transport
has been blown Up. The attempt 10 de-
stroy tho Moehen'cson was charged 10
l}ocr agents.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-15
TOO MANY
JURORS ON
PANEL.
Foreman Explains Why the Jury
in the Friday Case Failed
to kgrs1.

The Jury in the case Of Catherine Prl-
day vs. Walter l.. Clarke reported in
Judge WiIburs court this morning that it
was impossible TO reach an agreement It
was 10 o'clock last night when the jurors
were permitted 20 start for their homes
When the foreman told the court OF the
Jury's trouble the court asked If more
time was needed. The foreman said mo. ="
Judge Wilbur wanted 70 know IL the
foreman needed more jurors and the
foreman replied that there We're too
many jurors then on the panel, that was
the reason a verdict could not be reach
ed. The jury was excused
Plaintiff sued to recover damages for
injuries alleged 10 be duo 10 the improp-
er condition Of Dorrauce street in front
OF Fosters store due TO bad filling I'm af-
ter water and sewer connections were
made.
City Solicitor Colwell and Assistant
City Solicitor Baker represented the city
treasurer
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-15

show that there ne holds no malice.
Mrs. Wetmore. mother of the young
man I'm question, was beautiful Edith
hotoltas, heiress tn a fortune and one OF
the bellies OF New York three decades ago.
She lost none of her Eirllsh beauty I'm
the lapse OF years, and when she went to
Europe she was remarked upon as "that
superb American
10 chancod that sho and her husband
then eN-Goveuor Wctmore, OF Rhode TsI-
and were az Hamburg when the Prince Of
Wales was thcre. iu 1NsS His eazc felt
on the beautiful American matron. lie
made it known % his equcrries that A.
was his pleasure 90 meet tho fair for
cigner
SNCEDED A PRINCE.
il never occurred 20 the Prince for n
moment that Mrs Wotmore would OBJ
1ect. Englishmen by The score who had
not the honor Of the Princes aeouafnt-
anca had long before show 4l4.t-tss.-.
felt complimcuted b. any attention lac
might pay thelr Wivss. Naturally IN.
Prince felr that Americans would feel
equally h0norsg
Not GO Mrs .uetmose
Rvt YOUNG Wilson, To- seuarry a.dn
Know that de wss sent 10 bring Mrs.
Wetm0re and he went. Ife WAS properly
introduced, and then smiliuEly said that
V-ontu4cd ON Issc INOJ
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-15

Mr.. Wallace had the smallpox all right
and he was at once transferred to the
Fields Point hospital.
Everybody IN the house was vaccinated
and the premises fumigated.
Or. Chapin does not know where Mr..
Wallace contracted the disease. but says
that II may have originated in one of the
Boston or Woonsocket cases and have
been transmitted TO Mr.. Wallace while
the latter was assisting his brother In
matters referring to the probating of
prisoners.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-15
A GENEROUS GIFT

Colorado Springs. Col, Jan. 15.-Goneral
William j. Palmer has announced his in
tention Of giving 100 acres OF land and $50. -
0o0 20 establish a semi-philanthropic sani-
tarlum in Colorado ySprings for consump-
tives. the instituticnfo cost i'm all $3.50 600.
The remainder OF the money Is 10 be-
raised by subscription.- A company will
be Incorporated soon 20 carry out the
prninct
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-15
HAS NO ASSETS

Augustus Lapham Of Lincoln, was sc-
judged a bankrupt this morning In She
United States court and the case wac
sent 70 Referee Barnows
Tho greater part of Mr. Laphams IN
debtodness a. for medical attendance aud
household supplies. che amount being
nhuuL tlnn- H. has ml a...Is.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-15
WILL MARRY MISS SCHWElzER

New York, Jan. 15.-Count Gianoberto
Gulinelli. OF Italy has just arrived from
Europe. lie comes 20 marry on January
~. Miss Blanche j. Schwelzer. daughter
OF Joseph Schweizer Manager OF the An
sonia Clock Co, OF this city
with her mother Miss Schweize- went
abroad last season.At "A ball I'm Roca the
count was hrst presented to Miss Schwei-
zer Three months later the engagement
was announced.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-15
WATER MAY BE SHUT OFF

At the city treasurer's office this morn
ing Il WAS learned that about 1900 per-
sons had not paid their water tax and
that the water department. is about ready
TO call upon the dcliqucnts and shut OF
the water.
This they don't care 10 do. but must
begin ht once and when tho water r. shut
of an extra s. o. added for turning Ia
on again
The dolinqusnts came straggling IN dur.
ing the day and many have been given
= n e1sranet.i1 ~ TINA
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-15

DIT. Gleason was sent for and saw Mr..
Wallace Sunday and Monday.
Yesterday the doctor noticed slight
eruption and becoming suspicious. notified
DR.. Chaplin. who with Dr. Swarts saw
Mr.. Wallace yesterday and again today.
The second call was made for the rea-
son that on the occasion of the first visit
the diagnosis was not clear
Today, however all doubts were re-
moved.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-15
WO-K ON TUNNEL g. GUN

New York Jan. 15-Preliminary work
ON the construction Of the new Ponnsyl-
vania Railroad tunnel which Is 60 extend
from Long Island city To New Jersey. be-
meath the East and North rivers and this
city has been commenced. Engineers
have started drilling holes on the central
track running into the Long Island pasg-
eugcr station az Long Island city.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-15
WILL SEE TIE KAISER

Berlin. Jan. l5.-Admiral Count Won
Baudissin, who f. 10 command the inpe-
rial yacht H0henzollern Oh her forthcou-
Ing visit 70 New York 10 take part in the
ceremony neloent 90 the launching or
Emperor Williams nov Yacht. arrived
here Yesterday. lie Will 60 10 POtedam
90 SEQ his majesty prior tO suiling for The
United states.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-15
Young Mans Appointment
as Secretary of Special
Embassy to Represent the
United States at Corona
ton, Recalls a .Snub His
rlOther Administered to
the King While He Was
Prince of Wales.

gaaa4a&: %
g
two houses the committee rooms
% which uterest
Peabody wctraore had boon =
abroad the previous
g. tenton o WA
lie desired Urauhar Potter p
who acquainted with introduction By
(. inviting Mrs wemore r. H. a lunch
acquaintance ana the snub
. n
William womorc appointed President Rooe-
embassy represent United states ot
I. o
willie ga al the court Of
I.
%
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-15
WANTS TO REDEEM MORTGAGE

1h.e case OF Anne 2 Atweod "a viii
liam L Arnold ~ al. was heard 81 oili.
answer and proof By Chief Justice srnsss
and Justices 1llliiPhast and Rogers 10
day. Complainant brought nor hili 10 r.
deem mortgage nn tho Anrvnsiir Hotel.
The cas-! was held for adsisemeut.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-15

TWO LADIES DESIRE TO RENT
one room TO two gentlemen: will furnish
breakfast. dinner or both, Providence
kcws u. ~.
NEW MEDICAL MAGAZINE WANTS
a representative In this locality. Salary
and commlsrion. Shin. isi East -, New
York city.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-15
A CASE Of SMALLPOX
FOUND IN THIS CITY,
Sufferer is Hugh Wallace, Brother
Of Probation Officer r--Rem0yed
to Hospital at Fields Point.

a been hero
(: The Hugh Wallace
2 Saturday.
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