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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-15
WORK OF
SNEAK
THIEVES
Money Stolen From East Side
Residences, According to Re-
ports Made to Police.

Not all the sneak thieves have been
captured. judging from what happened at
East Transit street yesterday after
noon.
Mrs. Clara Casta had occasion 10 leave
home for a few hours, and upon her re-
turn she found that the back door OF her
tenement had been forced and that a
trunk had been broken open.
In this trunk was stored Mr.. Casta s
fund for rainy day purposes. The pile
amounted 10 sl55. all OF which was taken.
Mrs. Mary Gordon. who also resides ia
the house reported that the back door
OF her tenement had been forced and $40.
which had been folded into her child s
bank book. was stolen.
The police report says that the door In
the Gordon tenement appeared to have
been forced from the inside.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-15
SPANKED HIM
TEN HOURS.
Vigorous Measures to Revive
WOuId-be Suicide.
HAD TAKEN DOSEOf LAUDANUM
Three Of the Spanksrs ColIsps, From
Their Arduous Lib,s but Their Efforts
Prove Successful.
HAD TAKEN DOsEOf LAUOANUM

winsted. Conn. May 15.--J. Edwin
spanked man I'm America today. From
early this morning until late this after
noon six men took turns at him.
Three OF the men are In a state Of coll
! lapse from their arduous labors. Their
arms are sore. but their soreness Is tri-
fling compared with the subject OF their
attenti tions. The spanking was witnessed
by large crowd, as IL was public.
Mr.. Dauchy is 3s years old and OF her
culean build. He has made three trips
To the Klondike in search OF gold. tie
attempted suicide at the home OF a friend
here this morning when Deputy Sheriff
w. +. Coe served divorce papers upon
him.
Mrs. Dauchy, to whom he was married
mother in Torrington.
She charges her husband with intolera.
BILE cruelty, dating back TO four days af-
ter their marriage. They spent their
honeymoon In the Alaskan gold fields.
Dauchy. whose prospecting made him
poor man arrived In town yesterday and
stayed over night at the home OF his for
mer employer, X. T. Sheldon, a photogra-
pher.
TAKES DOSE OF POISON.
At half-past o'clock this morning Coe
went to the Sheldon residence for the
purpose Of serving the papers on Dauchy.
Recognizing the deputy's voice. Dauchy,
who had been Informed yesterday by his
mother OF his wife's intention to sue for
divorce. swallowed an ounce of laudanum
and then confronted Coe and listened TO
the reading Of the instrument
Coe had just finished when Dauchy,
who had taken the poison without any
one in the house knowing it. was seized
with spasms and attacked Mr. Sheldon.
George Foster, "a former -EHrgeSs, who
was passing. rushed into the house and
helped 10 ovnrpower Dauchy, who shout
ed For Gods sake, let me lie down
and go TO sleep | want TO die"
LAUGHABLE INCIDENTS.
Physicians were hastily summoned. and
a battle which teemed with laughable in
cidents was begun TO save the mans life.
For ten hours half a dozen men took
turns at pounding Dauchy with boards
and wet towels 10 keep him awake.
large number OF persons gathered to
witness the work. which took place on
the lawn, at one side of the Sheldon
residence.
once in a while Dauchy would make
lunge at one OF the doctors or "spankers."
Three OF the men became exhausted and
had TO quit.
As Dauchy was recovering from the ef-
fects OF the laudanum. shortly before 5
o'clock this afternoon, II required the
strength OF five men 10 hold. him. He is
now thought TO be out OF danger.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-15
NOTES FROM THE HaRsoR.

The following vessels have arrived and
sailed during the past "a hours
Arrived--steamers Massachusetts. Ap-
pleby: fremont. Wilcox. New York; New
Shoreham. Dodge, Block Island and re-
turn: City OF Newport. Robertson New
port and return; Warwick Bowen, Fall
River and return; Queen City, Gray. Sea-
comet and return, Poquot, Cas., New
York Tugs Battler, Gertrude. Gaspee,
Edward TuckenbaCnsT tubu. Schoouers
Maggie Todd. St Johns n. b.. with ium-
ber: Nellie Eaton. Calias. BarEes Pine
Forest Tobasco. Cuba, Sunlight Santee.
owen Brady.
Salled-Steamers Massachusetts,. Tre-
mont. New York. Tugs Gertrude. Argo,
Bsttler, Gaspee, cuba. Barges Nassau,
Lotus, Bouant, Marion, Chsppell.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-15
FINE GIFT
Rare Canoes and IntagIlos Pre-.
s0nted by a New Yorker.

Chicago. May 15-The Chicago bureau
OF charities has been enriched by the gift
OF New Yorker whose name r. withheld.
The gift consists OF a collection OF about
600 rare canoes and intaglios, which were
gathered by the donor during a period OF
30 years residence in Italy and they are
10 be placed on sale by a local jewelry
firm next Monday.
The entire proceeds. which are expected
TO reach n high figure, are to be devoted
exclusively 10 the work OF the society.
In the collection are many gems which
are the work OF antique Greek, Roman
and Oriental masters. They are stones
OF the hardest quality. Many OF them
are 2O00 years old.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-15
AS SUCCESSOR.
Bishop Mcdonnell May Be
Elevated to ArChbishOpriC.

Rome. May 15.'-There are persistent
reports at the vatican that Bishop
Charlss Mcdonnell. OF Brooklyn, n. Y. is
likely TO be the successor OF the late
Archbishop Corrigan, OF the New York
diocese. but nothing has been decided,
pending the receipt OF the names of the
three candidates whom the clergy OF the
diocese will select. and from when the
archbishop will be chosen. A high au-
thority at the va atican said TO the corre-
spondent Of the Associated Press that II
seemed as though Bishop Mcdonnell
could have the appointment for the ask
ing
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-15
HAD CLEAvER
Insane Man Found In Street
With Dangerous Weapon.

Patrolman George A. Hendricks cor
rallied an insane man, at o'clock, this
morning. and probably in time 10 prevent
bodily injury to others
The lunatic is George III. Barnett, OF
Benedict street, who was armed with .
big cleaver.
After disarming Barnett the officer
turned him over 10 a citizen to take home;
instead the delivery was made at the
Seventh station, whence Barnett was
later taken by a relative.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-15
THE "kNlcKERsockER LIMITED

The present timely and convenient train
service OF the New York, New Haven
and Hartford railroad between Provi-
dence and Boston. New London New
Haven and New York. is 20 he still fur
ther improved by the addition OF new
train. to be known as the "Knicksr-
booker Limited" which will be placed
In service via the Shore Line route COM
mencing on Monday. May 10. This train
will be composed entirely Of parlor ears
Especial tickets reduiredD and will leave
Boston on week days at | p. M, Provi-
dence 1903 y. m. stopping at New Lon
don and New Haven. uuc Grand Central
Station at p. m East-bound the train
viii leave Grand Central Station. New
York. on week days at y. m, stopping
at New Haven and New London. due
Providence 4:5I y. m, and Boston Ter
minal at y. m.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-15
A Moths Knife,

The Entomolofist descrise a peculiar
instrument by means OF which the silk
producing moths OF the Australian genus
AnthCraca cut their way out OF their
hard cocoons. The instrument lis a
snort nary pisth aHu cuINeu 'horn, Ht
the fOrewings. one on each side. In n
rubbed specimen the thorn is easily dis
cernihio but in a good one II IL concealed
ama nR the dense scales.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-15
LOWER RATE EXCURSION TO CALI.
FORNI,

During the coming summer frequent
opportunities Will be offered by the tni-
cago. Milwaukee & ST. Paul Railway TO
visit California at the lowest round trip
rates ever offered. with choice OF routes
from Chicago. via Kansas city. Omaha
or St Paul or going and returning via
different Ioutes. Electric lighted trains
Route of the Pioneer Limited Famous
Train Of the world Write for full in
formation to r. a. Miller. General Pas
senger Agent, Chicago.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-15
.....:1hedtres. n.

The Klaw e. Erlanger Comedy COM
pany, with those popular comedians, Gus
and Max Rogers, will return Ia the Prov
idence Cpers house for one weeA begin
a;.Ig on Monday evening. only matinee
Saturday, in John j. McNally's latest
and greatest vaudeville farce. "The Rog-
ers Brothers in washington" Momus Is
as great a god as art. There are more
people who love the god of laughter than
those who worship at the shrine OF the
muse OF art.
And IL is a good thing that mirth comes
struggling mankind. No matter to what
high level the theatre may attain, the
stage will always be the resort of multi
of a good laugh Therefore. one can
Washington" as popular remedy for the
blues The cast includes the following
well known artists: Hattie Villa ms
Eugene sepson zonnsY William I wess SSsrry Gus ~
John b. Hendricks, William Torpey. Car
olyn Gordon, Emma Francis, jeanette
Bageard. Edith St Clair. May Taylor
and Elsie Divis.
The forthcoming production OF Hall
by the Albee Stock company at Kelth's Is
the talk OF the town. Never before has
this famous play been produced at the
Keith prices, and those who are familiar
with the liberallty Of the Keith manage
ment anticipate an elaborstely staged
production. A feature OF the perform
ance will be the use of the trained pigeons
used I'm the first act OF the original pro-
duction. and owned and trained per-
eouolly nv Mr. Iiebipr.
The members OF the Albee company are
besieged with letters from admirers con-
tanning requests for photographs. II Is
utterly impossible to comply with all of
these requests, or to even reply 10 all OF
the letters Ever since the first week
OF the season the handsome leading lady
OF the company, who continues 20 gain
popularity each week has been the re-
cipient OF numerous letters OF thanks and
appreciation for her splendid work.
Miss Ingram and Mr. Weldon, the two
popular young people of the Albee COM
pany whose effervescent, breezy methods,
and bright lively humdS have made them
big local favorites are making a tre-
mendous hit I'm The Wife" this week
at Keith's. Their scene together on the
stairs, ana the scene III Nne ldhl act Nh'A
they smoke the glass and incidentally
each others face, are quite the funniest
things seen at Keith's In long time.
Miss Reimer and Mr.. owen are also re-
peating their former success in their old
roles. and succeed I'm keeping the audience
in one continual scream OF laughter every
moment they are on tho stage. Alto
gether "The wife" Is proving one OF the
most delightful offerings Of the entire
season.
The beautiful little society drama, Tho
WIFE" being presented before crowded
houses at every performance at keith's
by the Aibee company gives excellent
opportunity for the display Of handsome
gowns by the ladies, which opportunity Is
utttfzed by them TO the fullest extent.
"I am afraid" said the high-browed
bard, that my poetry will never attract
cheer IN" said the loyal companion.
Maybe you'll get appointed to office one
Of these days, and then everybody will
talk about your poetry. '--WaShingtOn
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-15
New Workers Homes in London.

The London county council r. 10 buil5
1000 workers homes 10 relieve over
croudkps. - Exchange.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-15
Base e all
ideIaiis Park, May 10, 16, II
PROVIDENCE VS..
TORONTO

Game called at $3.50 p. m.
Admission 25c. Boys 15c. a season ticket
will be given away the first game In eaeh
series. Get coupon at gate. AZ ROCKY
Point. Sunday. the 18TH TORONTO
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-15

"I am afraid" said the high-browed
bard. chat nv poetry will never attract
pnbllc attention"
cheer IN" said the loyal companion.
Maybe youll get appointed TO office one
Of these days. and then everybody will
talk about your poetry. y.-Washington
Star.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-15

The beautiful little society drama '"rhe
WIFE" being presented before crowded
houses at every performance at keiths
by the Albee company, gives excellent
opportunity for the display OF handsome
gowns by the ladies, which opportunity Is
utifized by them TO the fullest extent
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-11

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bD6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-11

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-11

mi16en 8olonie 8altimore's ietn nnO
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Pad Stalien abarrciit.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-11

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-11

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StaOt Baltimore.
2ln(ere G6eater.
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g2etp : gorfer Gom0bianten, Mit6ea
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pam, Sumes unb Bonnie 5arlep,
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nannt, ma6t iebo4 einen melo : braz
matii9en Ginbrud, Oa erf6itternoe
8orgdnge, fopie fe6r realiitii4e ST.
fefte our 0ari teIung fommen. Die
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ne 0ampfboot : Wettfabrt unO cine
i'm 8etris6 beFinoli9e 8aumpouz
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realiItii9 uno bic Negertdn8e ii. >2iez
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f9aGenoen Npplaus 6erborgerufen.
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mods unb SdmitagS itatt.
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mental : 3beater" uuf. Gtngeleitet
perben Die 8~orteQungen bur6 Die
8urlesfe nSn Qaopimitb". @uBerz
Dem treten als Spe3ialiiten auF:
Seannette 0upre, Sifters Rapette,
8ene 9Orbon, Sobnnie 8e6er u.@o,,
2afarb 8ros., 9aptborne II. Omen,
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Den @4luB Der @oritequngen 6iGOet
Die @rtraOugan3a rSAe 8uffaIOs."
Mattnee'n finOen tdgli9 Itatt.
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fannt. 0ie tie erfldrt, lit nit einem
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