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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-12
WARREN.

This is election day. The polls opened
at 1880 a. m and will remain so until
1880 p. m. The party feeling is not so live
ly here this year as Is shown by the two
tickets Two OF the candidates. Henry =.
Rowland. and Joseph Hoar, are on both
Democratic and Republican tickets. The
other candidates are about evenly match
ed. For moderator, John Il. Conley has
been proposed, by all parties, and his
election is certain. Mr.. CARPENTER. former
~ superintendent OF schools, Is up for an
other term of three years. lie Is pitted
against Nelson n. Hall, The tax asses
sors, are Joseph Harris for Democrat,
and Louis Saillant on Republic ticket.
Mr.. Sallant was tax assessor last year.
and his many friends are positive or his
reelection Michael Fox. formerly on the
old town council, Is pitted against @. II.
Cole. Republican.
The financial town meeting will be held
Saturday. when all necessary appropra-
tions will be made 10 carry on the town =
work The school committees. and the
town councils reports are ready for free
distribution The school committee re-
port contains, an accurate account OF the
expenditures Of the year.
The committee recommend that a
school be permanently established I'm the
Parker mill district. All the schools In the
compact part OF the town have been re-
novated. and repaired. during the past
year New text books have been intro
duced during the past year, I'm the vari-
Gus schools and teachers. and scholars
alike are pleased. The salaries OF school
officers. amount 10 5000 this year. other
subjects are treated In a very capable
manner. e- xst1
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-12

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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-12
GRANTED A FRANCHISE

Detroit, Mich, March 12-The common
council has granted the cooperative Tel
ephone Co, recently organized here I'm OPP
position to the Bell company. n franchise
60 do business, establishing the maximum
rate az S2i for residence and S4S for busi-
ness phones.
The ordinance contains provision that
the company must sell its plant to the
city when the city obtains the right a.
operate municipal telephone exchange.
The council also instructed the mayor tc
appoint commission To install munici-
pai gas plant. This resolution was passed
under the provisions Of an old law givins
the city the right To own such plant.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-12
JOSHUA W|LBOUR DIES
At RUTHERFORD, n. ].
Had Been a Sufferer From Disease
of Kidneys for aYear-- Honorable
and Useful Career.


Hon. Joshua Wilbour. United States
consul to Dublin. passed away yesterday
afternoon, at the home OF his sister. Mrs.
Emma L. Lodsr. 4s Chestnut street. Ruth
erford, N. j.. death being due to disease
OF the kidneys. %
Mr.. Wilbour had been a sufferer for
over a year. and last summer submitted
him some relief. but in the fall another
operation was performed. In the latter
part OF last November he came back to
the United States. his physicians advising
a sea voyage.
On arriving at the home OF his sister he
continued TO grow worse and he became
weaker, the end coming yesterday. as
stated. -
Mr.. Wilbour leaves a widow, who Is a
niece OF the late Gen. Olney Arnold; n
sister-in-law, Mrs. william IA. Park, OF
Pawtucket. a married sister who resides
I'm Illinois, and the sister at whose home
he died.
The remains will be brought TO Provi-
dence. and. In all probablity,the funeral
services will be held in Grace church.
with interment at Swan Point.
Joshua wibour, son of Joshua and Mar
garet Lloyd wilbour. was born in Paw
tucket, March 4 lS40. After graduating
from the common schools and high
school,he entered the Merchants Bank of
this city. In 1857. and served as junior
clerk for about two years.
In 1859 he went to New York, filling n
temporary vacancy in the Clinton Insur-
ance company for three months, then OBJ
tanning a situation in the Continental
Bank. where he remained six years oc-
cupying successfully the positions OF mes
senger. check clerk. bookkeeper and as
sistant receiving teller.
In March, 1866, he was elected cashier OF
the Second National Bank OF Providence.
and In 1861, was chosen cashier of the
First National Bank. where he remained
until December 1873. when he was elected
cashier of the Commercial National Bank
OF Providence.
He retained that position until Febru-
airy. 1875. when the firm OF Wilbour, Jack
son a. Co. was organized, and he was
senior member OF that frm until II went
out OF business IN 1896.
Then the Providence Banking company
was organized and Mr. Wilbour was
chosen as it's vice president, and occu-
pied that position up to the time of his
death.
He was the organiser of the Rhode ISL
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-12
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ed at the wrong door for a soothing balm
for his commendable ambition.
What You a lawyer" said Mr.. Com
pers. Never. You had better go on
the stage and WELD the slapstick, for a
barrister you would never make. but you
might possibly succeed I'm comedy"
Collins alway thought well OF his kins-
mans opinions, and after that quite gave
up the idea of studying Blackstone. Later.
he did take 20 the stage beginning MS
histrionic career with vaudeville troupe.
In that splendid school for low comedians
he worked long and faithfully. as his
exceptional ability as comedian amply
testifies. There he learned the many
tricks OF his trade with which he Is en-
dowed. and what better groundwork could
a comedian have than the vaudeville
stage-the primer among the comedian $
text books? After graduating from this
school. Collins participated In the last
revival OF The Black Crook" Later he
went 10 London with The Casino Girl, -
I'm which he had a great deal OF success.
Last season he was engaged TO play the
character OF Ii the Mandarin's private
secretary I'm San Toy" and so great has
been his success that In one season he
has moved into the first rank of come
dlans.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-12
COUNTRY BOY
Resented Torment and Knocked
Out One Of His Guysrs.

Patrick Quinn Is a messenger boy I'm the
employ of the Postal Telegraph company
Patrick is from the country and the other
boys in the office have been worrying
him because he came from South county.
At o'clock this morning Fred Lake
began to tantalize Patrick and struck him
in the face with his cap vizor.
This so enraged the country boy that he
let out at the other, gave him a blow on
the solar plexus and Knocked him out
for half an hour.
This morning Judge Sweetland placed
Patrick on probation until June 3D..
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-12
PAMTUxET VALLEY

A number of the valley residents at
tended the Epworth league convention at
East Greenwich.
Another large electric freight car
jumped the track at Centreville yesterday
afternoon and prevented the cars from
running to Crompton for several hours.
Town Clerk Parker of Coventry will
be at the office of Judge Rathbun at
Anthony tomorrow evening for the pur-
pose of registering voters.
The ruins OF the Centreville M. Il.
church are being removed to clear the
site for the new ediice, which will be
commenced soon.
Rev. Leon Giroux, who for the past
seven years has been connected with St.
Johns church at Arctic Centre as curate,
left last night for Woonsocket to his new
charge at st. AIMS church During his
stay i'm Arctic Centre Father Giroux has
won the respect and love OF not only his
parishioners, but Of members of other
denominations, and he carries with him
10 his new charge the best wishes of a
host of friends.
Mrs. VIM. York of Centreville is slowly
recovering from a dangerous attack of
pneumonia.
A teachers institute will be held at the
town hall I'm Apponaug next Friday and
the public schools OF Warwick will be
closed i'm consequence.
The Girls Friendly society of Crompton
held an interesting meeting at the home
OF Mrs Daniel Batchelder last evening
The members Of SIS. Peter and Paurs
r. A. H. society of Phenx, together with
the Cadet Corps, will take part in the
parade at Pawtucket next Sunday.
James Mcmahon of Clyde. an employe
at s. II. Greene a. Sons Print works, had
his thumb caught I'm the gearing of a
machine yesterday and lacerated IL so
badly that IL was necessary To remove
him to the Emergency hospital for treat
ment
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-12
HE May
BLOT OUT
A TOWN.
zabriskIs Owns Five Square
Miles Surrounding His ST.
100000 Country Home.

Poughkepsie, N. Y, March i2.-Andrew
c. Zabriskie. of New York. a millionaire,
has created excitement In Duchess coun-
~ by his extensive purchases OF land and
evident intention to acquire possession of
the whole beautiful countryside known
as Annandsle.
Mr.. Zabriskie purchased the John Bard
property two years ago and has just
completed mansion there which cost a
million dollars. He has been quietly buy
ing farms on all sides of that property.
and IL he succeeds in closing all of his
bargains he will own a tract OF land COW
ering more than FIVE square miles in
area, with his mansion in the centre.
Prices paid for farms by Mr. Zabriskie
staggered the local farmers. He has just
paid $4,000 for Putnam farms. adjoining
his original purchase. when no one ever
dreamed that the place would ever again
be worth $1,000. He has also bought the
Bartlett farms, on the east of his man
sion, at an equally astonishing figure.
n. Lewis. the leading farmer OF the
county, has been asked TO set a price up
on his farm by Mr.. Zabriskie, and the
millionaire has offered $4,000 for the Ba-
ker chocolate factory in the hamlet of
Annandale. With the chocolate factory,
the only industry OF the place. gone. Mr..
Zabriskie would soon have the whole VIII
lage TO himself.
II Is announced that Mr.. Zabriskie has
also purchased extensive holdings of the
stock of the village banks OF Red Hook
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-12
CAMERA CLUB.
The Fourteenth Annual E1hl-
billion a Pransuncsd Success.

The 14th annual exhibition of the work
of members of the Providence Camera
club was held at the rooms or the asso-
ciation l52 weybosset street, yesterday
afternoon and last evening.
In the evening ID. Howard Thornton
gave an exhibition of lantern pictures, the
slides including many local subjects.
The officers are as follows: President.
Christopher NJ. Lee: vice president, w.
Penn Mather; treasurer Edmund A. Dar-
ling; secretary, Walter c. Greene execu-
tive committee, Christopher NJ. Lee, Wal
ter c. Greene, w. ID. +. Brown, Arthur
w. winsor, W. Penn Mather. Edmund
A. Darling, A. r. Shurrocks, c. Clyde l.
Amoureux. u. Howard Thornton, Oscar
L. Holt w. s. Polleys, Frederick f.
Brown.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-12
UGLY DOG.
FOxheund Bites Horses and
Pedestrians is Restrained.

A handsome. finely bred fox hound. the
property of Frederick Lee. of 472 Wash
ington street, driver for stiles laun-
dry. was captured on Washington street.
at 7:15 this morning, by Pstrolman J..
F.eley
The dog has recently developed a dis
position to bite and today he bit a horse
on the leg, belonging TO Gull Williams,
and later bit a man on the hand
The dog was taken TO the Central sta
tion and placed in a cell. Later Mr.. Lee
called and claimed IL.
The police wanted 10 shoot the animal
which procedure Mr. Lee would not as
sert to.
The owner will be prosecuted for allow
ing a vicious dog TO run at large.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-12
WAGE INCREASE.
Workers Gain 5 Per Cent and
Saturday Half Holiday.

Milwaukee. Wis. March 12.-The Allls-
Chalmers company posted i'm the shops
here last night a notice that on and after
April | an increase OF 5 per cent would
be. made in the wages OF all employees
and they would be given a Saturday half
holiday.
Edwin Reynolds said last night that this
increase I'm pay would not only affect the
25OO men employed I'm the Milwaukee
shops, but the 5000 men I'm Chicago. Buff
falo, Wilkesbarre and Scranton, Pa. This
is about the increase demanded by the
striking machinists.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-12
THE Matinee GIRL
GOES TO KElTHS.

The daintiness and charm OF Louise
Thorndyke Boucieaults pretty little
piaylette "a Proper Impropriety' which
Is being presented at Kelths this week.
is causing a great deal OF fiatterins com
ment. IL is written I'm Augustus Thomas
best vein, light, breezy and very daintily.
Moreover, Il permits OF nothing but good
legitimate comedy methods, rarely found
I'm vaudeville hut OF which Mrs. Bouci-
cault Is thoroughly mistress. Aside from
being an exceptionally clever actress,
Mrs. Boucicault has particularly pleas
ing stage presence. She is tall and stately
and carries herself with a graceful dig
nifty that compels admiration. She is very
handsome and has a wealth OF magnii-
cent golden hair, which she arranges
very artistcally. and which combines
splendidly with her violet blue eyes. Her
gowns are always very stylish and well
fitted Both Mrs. Boucicault, and the good
looking young man who supports her,
Mr.. Herbert Pattee, breathe a delightful
ly refreshing current OF artistic refine
ment.
Have you ever noticed what glorious
music is always introduced into French
acts? They appear 10 have searched for
very appropria te music, just fitting their
act and then there is an indeflnable
something about IL that defies analy-
sis and at the same time earns the
heartiest and most genuine silent appro-
val Take for instance the act OF the Mol
iaso Salvaggi Troupe at Keith's this
week, they do a wonderful act of aero
batic dahcing. introducing the dazzling
and bewilderingly graceful aerial and
whirlwind dances, and the music which
| accompanies their movements is really
| glorious. The waltz at the opening of the
act is positively heavenly.
Isn't that Murray Brother who amuses
everyone by his quiet but effective come
dy, Just too funny for anything? He
doesn't seem 10 try 10 be funny. but his
good-nature Just seems to bubble out
spontaneously, which makes IL all the
more enjoyable. He and his brothers are
splendid musicians, too. and their act is
in its entirety fine one.
II Sam and Jake Bernard were both to
go upon the stage at Keith's at one time
it would be almost impossible 10 tell them
apart Jake, who with his wife, is put
ting forth fine Dutch comedy act at
Keiths this week, has makeup that is
an exact counterpart of his brother, the
celebrated Sam. He also has a great
many msnnerisms very like Sam.
80
Have you seen the little souvenir book
let's OF the new Albee Stock company?
They are being given out to patrons of
the theatre this week. II contains pict-
ures of Malcolm Williams, Miss Leigh.
and the other favorites. as well as the
new members of the company very
dainty little cover adds to its attractive
ness. Don't miss going 10 Keith's this
week Even aside from the excellent bill
offered there, this little booklet is worth
the price of admission
THE MATINEE GIRL.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-12
BOUND over.
Richard McGrath Picked Edwin
". White, h.'s, Pocket.

Edwin w. white. Jr., went into Col
wells restaurant. in olneyville square. at
a. m. yesterday for lunch, having just
completed his duties as car conductor.
He sat next to Richard McGrath. who
stole from his. Whites, pocket 500
watch.
McGrath was arrested, taken 10 the
Sixth station and there slipped the watch
into a cuspidore.
Today he pleaded guilty to the charge
OF larceny from the person and possession
and Judge Sweetland held him for the
grand jury In $7o0
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-12
SHORT S3O,514.
Examination Of Accounts Shows
Suicide 10 Have Been OefauIter

st. Louis, Mo, March l2-william r.
Hofmeister late supreme recorder Of the
Legion OF Honor who committed suicide
Jan. q, within II hours after having been
defeated for reelection. was short In his
accounts with the lodge to the amount
or $30.5l4.
This was announced I'm signed state
ment last night by the officers of the or
der. who had just finished an examination
OF the books In collaboration with an cx-
pert accountant The defalcations are
shown as extending over 10 years.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-12
WILL Be TAKEN TO BERLIN

Chicago, March~H H-As the result OF an
order, entered yesterday by Judge Kohl
sat. denying further hearings TO Gerhard
Tenlinden who has been lighting eXtradi-
tion proceedings for several months, was
turned over 20 German. Consul Viewer by
II. s. Marshal Ames.
Terlinden will be taken 10 Berlin for
trial on a charge OF defrauding several
banks in Prussia out OF $500
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-12
WRIT OF MANDAMUS

Helena, Mont. March i2.-The supreme
court has issued a writ OF mandamus re-
curing Judge r.. w. Nsrney TO show why
he has not passed upon Miles Finlens mo-
ton for new trial In the Minnie Haley
mime case.
n is now about r. DAYS since tho mo-
tion was made Finlen wants decision
so that he can appeal II IL IL adverse go
him. Judge Narney is ruled to--ahOX
cause on Monday
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-12
SAN TOYS CLEVER COMEDIAN

About 20 years ago Samuel Collins, who
capitany assumes the principal comedy
part in san Toy" was a cigarmsker.
At that time he hadn't the slightest no.
tion of ever treading the boards. In fact,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-12

A public meeting OF the Rhode Island
Veteran Citizens Historical association
will be held tomorrow ~ 2.a0 p m. IN the
Mathewson Street NJ =. church Rev.
Charles III. Ever pastor Of the Cranston
street NJ r. church will deliver an sd-
dress entitled. Tine siege OF Petersburg,
Va, and the Collapse of The Rebellion"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-12
APP0NAUG.

Mr.. George Ia Sale or this place Is
very dangerously sick with pneumonia
Many people OF this place journeyed 60
Hills Grove last evening TO listen TO the
old Folks concert
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-12
Magic Hair Stain

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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-12

FOR sALE-ELEGANT UPRIGHT Pr
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than three months. leaving city and must
be sold regardless Of cost. Call us Water
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-12

whatever fancifui dreams he had rather
tended toward professionalism of "a
LAWYER being most 10 his liking
An might have been we'll with him. too.
but his indecision In the premises led him
10 a pitfaii-he cOnnded his cherished
hope 10 n fellow workman. seeking ad-
vice Now. the man was no other than
Mr. Samuel Gompers. now president OF
the American Federation of Labor and a
first cousin of Collins. But this erstwhile
cigarmaker would appear 10 have knock
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-12

WATERLOO.
Corporal Gregory Brewster. Henry Irving
Sergeant Archie Mcdonald, II. A..
......................Mr Mr. Lionel Belmore
Colonel James Midwinter. ...........
....................Mr Mr. Laurence Irving
Norah Brewster. Miss Mabel Hackney
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