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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-07
A SURPRISE.
Invitation 10 Prince Of Wales
TO Visit United States.

New York. April THE suggestion that
the Prince Of Wales attend the dedication
of the new home OF the New York Cham
ber of Commerce. excites the liveliest sur
prise here, coupled with the satisfaction
at the indication OF good feeling on the
part Of leading members OF Americas in
dustrial community. cables The World $
London correspondent.
Undoubtedly It is hoped in political cir
cles that the expected invitation will be
accepted.
Inquiries have elected the fact that In
court and official circles IL is recognized
that there are certain obstacles i'm the
way, but IL is hoped that they may not
prove insurmountable.
In the first place. court official OF ex-
perience says as the Prince OF Wales
represents the king II would be unusual
for him to visit any foreign country Of
iicially except as the guest OF that coun-
try's chief OF state or its government.
King Edward personally is said to bc
strongly favorable To such a visit. yet he
may be slow 90 establish precedent
which hereafter might lead Ia trouble or
misunderstanding.
Then the fact that other European
royal heirs-apparent and persons of emil
nence have been invited raises questions
of etiquette which assume very serious
disSensions in the eyes Of royalty and
court functionaries.
IL has been arranged already that the
Prince shall go To India next winter To-
make a tour Of the empire and 90 attend
the proclalming of his father Emperor
Of that dependency
The court official heretofore mentioned
points out that unless the prince can
visit New York on the way IL Will be too
great strain on him TO cross the Atlantic
and back In the autumn, especially as
heavy demands on his by no means ro-
bust constitution will hc made by the
coronation festivities.
Anyway IL is a fact that such a visit
would be extremely popular here. and a.
is believed I'm court circles that the king.
who IS well aware OF the International
advantages Of such an interchange Of
couriesies. will do All I'm his power TO
dccedC 10 the New York Chamber of
Commerco's hospitahlc Invitation.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-07
TO FAR EAST.
Rear Admiral Evans Ready for
Trip TO the Orient.

San Francisco. April 7--Rear Admiral
Robley -. Evans, who has arrived hero
from Washington. Will leave on Tuesday
for the orient to become senior squadron
commander-in- -chief OF the Asiauc sta
ton six months hence when the latter Of
iiccr will be retired.
When asked regarding his plans Rear
ADMIRAL Evans said.
~ do not know whether ] shall bc sta
toned al china or the philippines bat
from tho fact that ADMIRAL Frank Wiidcs
IS now stationed al Manila. , presume Z
viii he placed Ga command OF tho squad :
ron I'm tho Chinese waters
"tt is intcrdcd that the two sauadrOrs
shall exchange places every six montiis
and thus afford a regular period rest for
tho mon after half a. Ncat &C active scr-
Vice in thc Philippines. n - aisn intended
updcr Tho nov arrangcineht that fhc
commandcr-in-clicf 20 tlfc Statloi shall
bring the two squadrops iorsthcr once n
year Tor three months Of drill
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-07
BY FIRE.
Halt BUSINESS S,Clion Of CheS-
tsTton Destroyed.

chesterto1. Ind, April IA FIRE last
night destroyed half OF the business dis
trict OF Chesterton and for time threat
ened the destruction of the entire town.
South Bend and 1.aporc were teie-
graphed for help and an engine and one
hre company were brought here on a spe-
eiai train from Lsporte, but the fire was
under control before they arrived.
Among the buildings destroyed were the
postoffce and one hotel.
The loss Is estimated at between so on
and $4,000.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-07

To the customary question as to wheth-
er the defendant had anything to say
why judgment should not be pronounced,
Mr.. House, Patrick's chief counsel. said
he desired 20 make a motion for new
trial because the verdict was contrary
to law; because it was clearly against
the evidence; because 1t was against the
weight of evidence; because the court
erred in denying the defendants motion
to advise the Jury 10 acquit: because the
court admitted illegal and improper evil
dence against the defendants objection:
because the court excluded legal evidence
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-07
..a..a .sHs aasas.. GO.

The manufacturers Of Maine, New
Hampshire and Northern Massachusetts,
have not posted notices. AS result,
many of their employees are on the anxious
seat, and Il is thought that some action
will be taken i'm a number OF centres
towards averting threatened disturbances.
The mill interests i'm northern sections
msiT tain that conditions GoNern.n. the
industry there are not the same as those
in southern New England. and that an ad-
vance is not warranted at this time
on the other hand. the union officials
assert tLat a reduction IN Tall River New
iei'sT0 arc hhode Island would have
II l. thcucht that the issue ,ill I've sat
tied shortly without serious difficulty.
The advance, which went into effect this
morning. was I'm the mills OF New Bed
ford. employing about 10000: the Rhode
Island mills, with about 5000 hands: the
Ollnnebaug. Wauregan, Attawaugan.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-07
She APPEALS.
Mrs. Chsny Not Satisfied with
Appointment Of Administrator.

The probate appeal of Catherine Cheny
from the decision of the probate court OF
Pawtucket appointing Lellan j, Tuck ad-
ministrator on the estate OF Catherine
Daily. deceased. late of Pawtucket. was
heard TODAY.
The appellant claims she was given full
charge OF the affairs OF the late Catherine
Daily before her decease and was request
ed by her TO settle her anairs.
Mrs. Cheny applied 60 the probate court
OF Pawtucket for appointment as admin
istratriX. but Mr. Tuck was appointed adj
minisirator The case was held today for
advisement Hugh j. Carroll Is counsel
for Mrs. Cheney
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-07

onered by the defendant; because the
court misdirected the jury I'm matters OF
law; because the court refused TO direct
the prosecution TO elect upon which count
of the indictment it would submit the
question of guilt or innocence Of the
defendant and because II did mot appear
from the record of the verdict of what
crime the defendant had been found
guilty. 8
The Recorder denied the motion for n
new trial. Mr.. House took an exception
and moved for an arrest of Judgment
This was denied and sentence was then
pronounced by the Recorder. The sheriff
said he would take Patrick to Sing Sing
this afternoon.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-07
PROMOTED.
Mr.. Barber Elected Cashier Of
Merchants National Bank.

At the meeting of the directors OF the
Merchants National bank today Mr..
Moses J. Barber was elected cashier. TO
fll the vacancy caused by the death OF
John w. Vernon
Mr.. Barber has been the assistant
cashier of the bank for many years and
is regarded as one OF the most competent
and able banking men i'm Rhode Island
His promotion is regarded by all who
know him as a deserved reward OF faith
ful and honorable service.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-07
ACCUSED OF FRAUD

Buffalo. y Y. April 7.-Edward w.
Kappele, one Of the best known life in
surance agents IN this part OF the coun
try n under arrest az Niagara Falls.
accused OF obtaining about SS0D by false
representa- tons. from George +. Green.
a rellred farmer of Niagara county
The warrant was issued against ed
ward w. kappele alias Edward W.
King
lie viii have hearing today.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-07
FIRE AT HYANNlS, MASS,

Hyannis. Mass. April "A two-story
building owned and occupied by Mrs.
Mary i. Chase. and the family of Will
lam Lowell was burned last night.
The blaze resulted from the overturning
OF an oil stove in the rear OF the teno-
ment occupied by Mr.. Lovel. Much val
liable furniture was destroyed, but the
loss will be fully covered by insurance.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-07
SAFE BLOWN TO PIECES

Pueblo. Col. April "A special 10 the
Chieftain from Fowler. * miles cast OF
here, says tho Bank of Fowler was rob-
bed last night bat the amount secured is
not yet ascertained
The large bank safe was blown 20
pieces. a. u. McMasters. a grocer. saw
tho robbers running away and fired sew
eral shots at them. Officers are In pur-
suif OF them
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-07
FOUR PERISH
IN BURNING
DWELLING.
Two Woman and Two Children
Lose Their Lives al Boyns
City, Michigan.

Boyne City. Mich. April 1.-THE franc
dwelling OF Or. Boyne, and occupied by
two families, was totally destroyed BY
fire last night and four persons were
burned To death.
The dead:
Mrs James Thompson.
Mrs. Frank Littleheld.
Six-year-old girl.
Eight-year-old boy
Mrs. Littlefeld and her two children
were from Spokane. Wash. At the time
the fire broke out all the persons I'm the
house were upstairs asleep. The crack
ling OF the fire awakened the sleepers and
only Mr.. Thompson escaped
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-07
VERDICT STANDS
Randall Must Pay sl18 for
Removal Of Cancerous Growth.

a new trial has been denied the defen-
dant in the case OF DIR. Willard III. Greene
VS.. Barton Randall, DIR. Greene sued
to recover for services I'm removing a
cancerous growth from defendants face
that threatened great injury to one OF his
eyes.
A jury gave the doctor a verdict for
slls. The appellate court holds that It
is not shown that the verdict is clearly
against the evidence.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-07

Ballouyille. North Grosvenordale. VIII
liamsville. Ponemah and Windham mills
I'm Connecticut. employing about 5000: the
blackstone, Readville. Dodgeville. He
bronville. Manchaug. Uxbridge. Fisher
Vile, Sandersville. Whitinsville, Rockdale,
Linwood and Paul Within Manufacturing
company, nearly all in the Blackstone val
ley this state. and employing fully 5000
the Berkshire. Eclipse. Beaver. Grcylock
and Williamstown mills I'm Berkshire
county and the PownaI Mills at South
Pownal. VT, employing about 500 more.
In this state the manufacturers have
been greatly disturbed by the new So
hour law. which was passed last week by
the general assembly. and which most OF
them adoDted this morning.
The change. which was entirely unex-
pected, places this state on the same basis
as Massachusetts. and, IL Is claimed will
aid Southern competition The change
practically means an advance OF 2Is per
cent additional in the pay OF mill workers
employed by the day IT
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-07

Vancouver. u. c.. April 7--Tho steamer
Princess May arrived last night from
Skagway with few passengers and news
that the northern trails are commencing
to break up and an early spring IS in
prospect.
Miners coming 20 Break Mush Creek
a new section OF tho Western Porcupine
district. say that important finds OF gold
have recently been made there and n
large number OF prospectors are now GO
ing into the district
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-07
CUBES CUSTOMS REVENUE

Washington. April THE division OF i'm
sular affairs OF the war department gave
out for publication today statement
showing that the customs revenues of
Cuba for the two months ended Feb %.
1902, were 81 ,1G. and for 1901. s2.535, ,34,
The export duty was abolished on April
1. 1901. and exclusive Of export duties these
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-07
ARRESTS LEAD TO RIoTING

Kingston, ia, April There has been
rioting at Montego Bay ca seaport town
on the north coast OF Jamaica) since last
Saturday night, owing to arrests made
by the police.
ON Sunday night a severe fight occur
red between the police and rioters and
many on both sides were wounded
Troops have been dispatched from Kings
ton to the scene of the disturbances.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-07
WOORMET TRIAL BEGINS

Hudson. n. ", April IA jury having
been completed on Saturday 20 try Willis.
Burton aud Fred Van Woormer. on tho
charge that they shot 90 death their un-
Gle. Peter A. Hallenbeck on Christmas
eve. last. the case was summoned today
District Attorney Alfred II. Chase made
the opening address
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-07
MISS CLAY TO WE'D .

Paris. Ky. April Announcement is
made of the approaching marriage OF Miss
sue Clay. daughter 81 Cassius Marcellus
CLAY. Jr.. and niece of Henry Clay 20 DR..
Goodman of London. England, a surgeon
I'm the British army. The wedding will
take place az the Mansion. "Auvcrgne.
near Paris on April p.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-07
SNOW AND RAIN

Washington. April THE weather
bureau says:
1t is snowingAthis morning In the Up
per Lake Region as far south as Chi
cago and a temperature OF degrees be-
low zero is reported from White river.
Rains have also been general on the
Pacific coast from Los Angeles. Cal,
northward. Storm warnings are dis
played ou the Atlantic coast from Hat
teras TO Mobile.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-07
VESSEL BURNED AT SEA

San Francisco. April THE brig Cali
when about " miles west OF Point Reyes
she spoke the schooner H. G. Wright
from Honolulu for this city, with the
crew OF vessel which WAS burned at
sea. The name OF the vessel was not
ascertaincd.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-07
COMING TO AMERICA

London. April 7--vice Admiral Sr
Harry Holdsworth Rawsuf. formerly ~
Lady RRweon and Sir Richard Musgrnve
and Lady Musgrave Will be amcng the
passengers on the White Star line sseam-
or Teutonic. which is TO SAT- from iAver-
pool April for New York.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-07
AMBASSADOR TOWER COMING HOME

81. Petersburg. April 7.--Charlemagne
Tower. the United States ambassador 10
Russia will start from this city for Lau-
same Switzerland. tomorrow. Later he
expects 10 reach Washington early IN
May.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-07
New Scale Went Into Effect in
Rhode Island Mills Today.
Massachusetts and Connecticut Opera
tives Also Receive Increased Pay--No
Advance in Northern NE. Factories

OF In of
in
> Rlverw whe the increa monh
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present
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; schedules.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-07

Concord. n. H.. April 7.--President
Roosevelt has tclcgraphed Secretary Of
State Pearson regretting HIS inability 10
accept Gov. Jordans Invitation 10 attend
the dedication ~ tho Perkins memorial
in this city on April -.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-07
A SERIOUS RELAPSE

London. April THE Fart Of Klmhcr-
ley. Liberal leader In the House Of
Lords. and formerly foreign secretary.
who has been li for some tlne. su6crpa
a serious relapse this. morning.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-07
Imposed on Lawyer Patrick,
Convicted Of the Murder
Of Millionaire William M.
RiCe,by Recorder Goff--Date
Of Execution Fixed for Nav
Emotions Denied.

s3sss9ae
New York, convicted on March
% of the
be prison
Rice An appeal
court of appeals by Patcks counsel will pend
ing decision by the higher The
made verdict
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-07

Subscription books opcn at . o'clock
Tuesday morning at Office Of Davis a.
Dexter. See announcement on page 8.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-07
ELECTIONS
Being Held In Michigan Cities
and Townships.

Detroit. ,Mich.. April City and town
ship elections are being held in Michigan
today and interest centres at Grand
Rapids. where Mayor George r.. Perry
Democrat. is seeking reelection TO a third
term. Arthur X. Rood. who was nomi-
mated for the mayoralty by the Republi-
cans died last Saturday from typhoid
fever. with which he was stricken on the
day OF his nomination.
His illness and death are said 10 have
considerably increased the chance OF
Mayor Perry's reelection. The issues at
stake in tfc various cities and townships
are purely local
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-07
IN OHIO

CincinnatLApril 7.-Municipal and town
ship elections are held In Ohio today. In
Cincinnati tho only issue Is on superior
Judge for which w II. Jackson. the
Democratic incumbent. and Howard Fer
ris. Republican. arc contestants.
In some of the suburbs and other sur
roundine towns full tickets for mayor and
other Offices arc IN the field. Theweather
Is fair but the voting early was light.
Cañon City record., 1902-06-12
Mr.. HANDY HOME

Mr.. n. F. Handy has returned from
= trip to Chicago. Bloomington and
st. Louis. where he went to inspect
the working of his new electric light.
ing arrangement for passenger cars.
A test WAS given the light on the fast
limited train of the Alton, known as
''Old Glory" This is one of the
finest trains in the world and the light
worked to perfection. Different speeds
were tried and they were found to
be the same on all cases. President
Felton's private car WAS attached to
the train and he expressed himself
as being well pleased with the new
light and signified his intention of
installing it on that road. The AL
ton runs from Chicago TO st. Louis
with branches for Kansas City at
Bloomington and Roadhouse. 1t is
Cañon City record., 1902-06-12

The first floor is divided into offices,
pharmacy parlors, etc. The second
and third floors are divided into leep-
ing rooms. The fourth floor cntains
the dining room, kitchen, surgical
rooms, etc.
The arrangement seems to be an
ideal one for a sanitarium. Besides
these things mentioned, there will be
large, broad verandas on all sides
The building will cost complete
about $50, 600.
The site selected is a most desirable
new section recently opened by Dali
Deweese up near the Hot Springs
hotel. The building will set on an
extension of Main street and it will
be plainly seen from all parts of West
Main street.
The windows and versndas of the
sanitarium will afford magnificent
view of the city.
The objects of the venture are most
praise worthy. 1t is not profit
nv sANti
and eighth paragraphs of the articles
of incorporation will explain this
plainly.
FIFTH - The purposes are and
shall be undenomlnationsl, unsectar-
ian. philanthropic, charitable and in
no manner directly or indirectly for
profit or dividend paying to anyone,
"SIXTH - The property acquired
by it from time to time from all
sources what -so-ever shall be used, TO
maintain sanitarium and benevolent
asylum within the state of Colorado
for the care and relief of INDECENT
or other sick or infirm persons, at
which institution there may also be
received and cared for, patients and
patrons who are able to and do pay
for the value there received; also to
found and maintain tent colony, into
which may be received patients or
patrons who do pay. for part or all
of the accommodations and services
there received: which institution
shall with the property acquired by
Cañon City record., 1902-06-12

stone ballast all the way and is a
model Of up-to-date railroading.
Mr.. Handy spent day and a night
at Bloomington, Illinois, where are
located the big Alton shops and where
the machinery for the new lights will
be made Mr. Handy was shown over
Bloomington. which is known As the
Evergreen city. He said it is one of
the prettiest cities he has ever had the
pleasure of visiting.
While in Chicago Mr.. Handy wit
messed. some of the clashes between
the teamsters and the police during
the big strike. just closed there.
Mr.. Handy expects to again go east
soon to make arrangements with other
railroads to use the new light.
Mayor Peabody and C. +. Elliott,
traffic manager of the +. & G. G. are
interested with Mr.. Handy in the en-
terprise, which promises to make a
fortune for them.
Cañon City record., 1902-06-12
THE CITY DIRECTORY

directory
beyond original
and the of compiling and
hast
will printed
paJrr and in cloth.
andS All of
Broksid includd Fuimee
Mile
So thoroughly the work
occupations and address Of all and indend
vicinity win
will The district
council department and alarm
buildings teachers boards
h and -eve other subjects.
This n twice
the talk
tell
and professional Office ought to have
office could book and ought
Mr. Harrison and Mr. Bengey all
Voluntarily Several of
should help
a subscription
will printed We afford lose
the o. a half dozen copies
Cant a eopyl
Cañon City record., 1902-06-12
Canon City
To Have
A Modern
Sanitariun
Best Climate In
The World For One

them from time to time from all
sources, maintain themselves, better
their conditions and facilities, and
use all their said property and funds
faithfully and exclusively for their
lawful purposes, and not in any manner
for profit or dividend paying.
EIGHTH = We, the directors,
stockholders, memrers, electors, con
stituency and trustees of this corpora
tion recognize the fact that it may be
considered and held by courts. that un-
der the constitution and laws of Colo
RADIO, said corporation is not limited
in its life TO 30 years, but has per-
petual or indefinite existence: now,
however, that may be, we stipulate,
agree and direct, that whenever said
has come to AN end. be it by the
limitation of its legal life, or by be-
ing wound mp by statutory or other
proceedings, or otherwise. the then
directors, stockholders, members, cleo
tors. constituency or trustees shall in
due form and manner, cause to be
made transfer of all the assets of the
said corporation, of every kind, name,
and nature, to such other corporation
as shall then be in existence to receive
the same, and assume all debts, duties
and liabilities of said corporation.
provided however, that such receiv-
ing cooperation shall be charitable and
philanthropic in its object and pur-
poses and shall be non-profit and nom
dividend-paying to any of its MEM
bers, stockholders or directors, and
Cañon City record., 1902-06-12
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For a long time il has been recog-
nized that Canon City is one of the
best locations in America for sani-
tarium. We have an altitude of 5,343
feet. Are we'll sheltered by mountains.
Have high dry atmosphere, notice
ably free from winds and storms, with
almost no rainfall. These are the
things that make up the climate most
sought after just now.
Colorado has become famous the
world over as a natural health resort
the best in the world-aud in Colo
rado, Canon City is recognized as hav-
ing little better climate. milder
winters. freer from winter storms and
summer winds than most any other
city or locality.
What we have lacked is hotels and
sanitariums. Just at present a num-
Der of citizens are at work on a plan,
which will beyond doubt, build for
Canon City a sanitarium that will
grow into something big.
DR.. Wade is at the head of the
movement. Plans have been drawn
and site practically decided upon.
The building to start with will be
large one. containing about fifty
rooms. 1t will be four stories. with
two Easements. The sub basement
is planned to contain the heating ar-
paratus- Tie basement proper will
include elaborate bath rooms The
building is % constructed that these
Easements Z CO the open much as the
Antlers hotel Easements do.