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The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1902-10-29
AN ALL ABIDING FAITH.

The Illinois Central Railroad company
has an all abiding faith in the future Of
the great Northwest. A short time ago
this was manifested by the establish
mcnt in Seattle of an agency to take
care Of their interests there. The latest
efior, is Ia put On splcndidly equipped
new train service between st. Paul and
Chicago. The new trains will bc run
ming sunday, November =. They will
use their own rails between Chicago and
Albcr, Lea, Minnesota. and the Mime.
apolis n -. Paul Ry. track from Albert
Lea to Minneapolis and 81. Paul, run
ming into the union depot at st. Paul,
which is the same that is used by all
lines in tha, city.
The train is Ia le known as "rhe Chi.
caso, St. Paul y Minneapolis Limited"
and will consist oi sleeping car, buffet,
library ear aud reclining chair ear,
through without change between Chi.
cago and Minneapolis and -. Paul.
Dining car service will also be main.
tanned, supper being served oul oi Chi
cago and breakfast into Chicago. Trains
will leave -, Paul a, Z 10 p. m. and
arrive in Chicago y 80 u. m. Leave Chi
cago at Il 10 p, N. and arrive at ST. Paul
4 $40 u. M, making close connection ut
-. Paul with all western lines. Tickets
can be purchased via this line, in con-
nerticn with all western lines, at all
stations.
For further Information regarding
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1902-10-29

No headaches from Giant powder.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1902-10-29
TALK OF THE TOWN.


Baker City this week.
l.. NJ. Wclch left last week for his ol
home in Nebraska, on u short busine'
trip.
W. W. Looncy, formerly u well know
and prominent Sunp,eritc, was her
Yesterday ON u business visit.
Otto llcrlocker, J. Is. Stoddard an
W. X. Allen went to Baker City las
evening to join the Elks lodge Of tina
city.
Miss Edna Van Duyn returned sevcru
days since from Portland, where she ha
been visiting friends for two month
past.
Dr. q. W. Tape, proprietor Of the Ilo
Lake, Union county, hotel and santa
rum, and wife were in town yesterday
on u brief visit.
A. l.. McEwcn made his declaration %
intentions to become u citizen Of tn,
United States before the county clerk o
Baker City last week.
Mrs. Phil Il. Bishop returned to hc'
home in Baker City few days since
from II two months visit with her hus
band ut the Climax mine.
MIR. Holloway, ofSt. Joseph, Missouri
IN in town this week ~ visit Dr. Mueller
mn old acquaintance, who In out Of towr
ut present, but is exlwc,ed home in ,
day ar two.
II II reported in town today that 10,
Mikci has sold his Nine Strike group o
claims. Cracker Creek district, to eastern
parties for t,D,OOO. Details of the trans.
action could not be learned today.
just keep your eyes ON Colonel Jay
Nat Hudson-hc IL working u scheme
that will s,artlc the natives and set n
fast pace ior the new comcrs-and cvi.
IDENTITY know how to turn the trick.
John +. Cupid, one Of the best known
oi the pioneer mining men IN the Sump.
ter district, Is reported very seriously y
i'll ut his home in this city with Brigh,s
disease. lie il attended by Dr. Brock.
Ike Williamson and family will lcav,
in n day ar two Tor southern California,
Ia spend the winter, returning Ia Sump.
ter IN the spring. They will probably
l., a., 1 AZ. Az.
Byron Wcathcriord, \. J. larm, Bob
Bennington and Walter Van Duyn re-.
turned as, week from n hunting and
fishing trip to Harvey aud Mulhcur
lakes. They report very successful
trip.
l.. Walker has resigned the supcrin
,rndancy Of the California and accepted
n similar position with the Cracker. Ore.
gon company \. l., McEwcn has been
appoint.d Ia I'LL III" vacated place u,
the California.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. ". Roe, leave Satur.
day ior their former home IN kcrncy
Nebraska. During their short stay in
IN Sump,er they have made many friends
who will give them cordial welcome
on their return,
Mr.. Alexander, head oi the biv mer-
camille tirm al Baker City bearing his
name, is sand To have been in Sumpt.r
a day or two this week for the pur.
l'ose oi securing n location in which to
put in "A branch store,
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. ID. Healy expect to
leave next week Tor their old home in
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-21
ice FOR LONDON.
Company Organized Here TO
Build RsffIgsTallng Machinery.

Several capitalists OF this city. with
two from New York, met at the Nara
gansett hotel yesterday afternoon and
made arrangements to form what will be
known later as the International Ice and
Refrigeration company.
This company intends to build in this
country large refrigerating machines and
install them I'm London and other Euro
pean cities.
London has attracted the attention of
one of the leading spirits of the move
rnent, who has just returned from Eu-
rope. The following is a portion OF his
remarks TO his associates yesterday.
There is no city in Europe that suf-
fers as does London through lack OF ice
and place TO keep it. although London
imports thousands OF tons yearly from
countries north OF England. yet the great
masses of her people can scarcely appre-
ciste its use for domestic purposes.
What impresses the observing Amcri-
extraordinary is the absence OF the ice
wagon for fee delivery TO families, restau-
rants. etc, an institution which IL would
be impossible for the American TO exist
without. Several years ago n fruitless
attempt was made 10 educate London
to the use OF ice and its failure was
because the people had no place TO keep
It,
''The international Ice and Refrigerator
company will find a good field for their
goods in London. where the heat OF the
necc ssity OF having ice I'm order to keep
I'm good condition food stuffs. etc"
The president OF the company Is Joseph
Rurlinuame.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-21
SHERIFF'S SALE.
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND AND
PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS.
sherins Office.



Providence. January Z, A. ID. 1902
Providence SC:
BY Virtue and In pursuance of an Exc
cution Number e47. issued out OF the
Common Pleas Division of the Supreme
Court, holden at Providence State of
Rhode Island. within and for the County
or Providence. on the eighth day OF July,
A. ID. 1901, and rsturnable 10 the said
Court January s. A. d. 1902, upon "A judg
ment rendered by said Court on the
twenty-ninth day Of March. a. ID. 1900,
In favor of Francisco De Nardo OF Fall
River. I'm the county of Bristol and COM
monwealth OF Massachusetts,. plaintiff
and against james Bellino of Providence,
I'm said county OF Providence and state
OF Rhode Island. defendant, l have this
day. at 10 minutes past II O'Clock y, M,
levied the said Execution on all the right,
title and interest. which the said defend
ant, James Bellino, of Providence afore-
said had on the eighteenth day of jan
o'clock D. m (the time of the attachment
on the original wriD i'm and TO the follow
ing described real estate. viz. All the
right. title and interest OF James Bellino,
I'm and 10 that piece or parcel Of land,
with all the buildings and improvements
thereon, situated on the southerly side OF
Spruce street I'm said city OF Providence,
and bounding northsrly on said Spruce
street seventy-ive and nineteen one hum
dredths (75.l9) feet, easterly on land now
or formerly OF Donate Depitta ana on
land now or formerly of John Donnell.
forty-ive and eleven one hundredths
(451D feet, southerly on land now or for
merry OF Thomas McVicker. seventy-tive
and nineteen -hundredths Cf5.l9l feet
more or less and westerly on Acorn street
forty-fve and eleven one hundredths
(45ll) feet and containing three thousand
three hundred and ninety-two square feet
OF land more or less.
Notice is hereby given that | will sell
the said attached and levied on estate at
a Public Auction TO be held in. the Sher-
iff's Office in the Providence County
Court House, In said City of Providence,
I'm said County of Providence, on Satur-
day, the 18th day OF April. A. ID. 1902, at
~ o. clock m, for the satisfaction OF said
execution. debt. interest on the same.
costs OF suit. my own fees and all con-
tingent expenses. III sufficient.
WILLIAM p. WINSLOW,
m21. .2Sa411 Deputy Sheriff.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-21
SENT TO
REFORM
SCHOOL.
The Three Hernandez Children
viii Not Accompany Parents
to Springfield,

Mary. John and Manuel Hernandez,
who were indicted for the larceny of a
number OF articles on Jan. 2sth, appear.
by the testimony OF Probation Oficer
Wallace, I'm Judge wibur's court today,
to be members of a strange family
The children pleaded nolo contendere.
when arraigned.
One OF the articles stolen was a parlor
stove William Russell. Jr. a south
Providence merchant had certain articles
In storehouse. The children. IL is be-
lieved. were told TO go and get these
things by the older members OF their
family. At any rate, while the little girl
acted as sentinel the boys opened the
storehouse door and dragged the stove
and other things to a wagon they had.
Mr.. Wallace said he believed the chill
dren had been educated to do wrong and
that there were some very sad features
about the case.
The parents and rest OF the Hernandez
family were going to Springfield today.
but Mr.. Wallace thought IL best that the
three children then I'm court should be
kept I'm this state.
Judge Wilbur agreed with Mr.. Wallace
and sent the children to the reform
school,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-21
p CWRp Z OF limitations OF Diamond Dyes
y : VHuG Ask for and take only Diamond

position as foreman at Silver Spring
Bleachery.
At the commencement of the Riverside
club bowling tourney, one of the officers
OF the club agreed to provide a supper
for the winning team, and last night the
team captained by c. III. Potter. Jr.. and
Including Leon White. George Spencer,
Fred Hathaway and Timothy McGlynn
was escorted 10 Brownies restaurant where
an oyster stew, with cake, coffee, fruit
and cigars was disposed Of
IL Is rumored that the National Bis
cult company is soon to erect a building
at Phenix 10 be used as a Valley station
for the business of the concern. II the
rumor proves true the building will be
located on the lot OF land situated on
the corner of Mumford and Hill streets.
which was recently sold by Notre Dame
du Bon Couseil church TO Lentee a. Wood
worth. real estate brokers, of Boston
Three classes OF the Baptist Sunday
school at Phenix met last evening at the
parsonage and enjoyed a social evening.
Games were played and a collation. served.
During the evening some interesting
stereopticon pictures taken about the val
ley were viewed.
A large gang OF workmen are busy at
Centreville clearing the Warwick mill
trench OF sand. which was washed there
during the recent freshet.
Court Warwick, +. of A. held it's quar-
terly meeting I'm Foresters' hall, River
point last evening.
Mrs. Jane Hebert, wife of Joseph
Hebert of Quidnick, died al her home,
yesterday. after long illness.
Superintendent Jerolman of the Paw
tuxet Valley Electric railroad has Sc
cured "A fully equipped wrecl<ing car for
use in the valley.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-21
TRIED TO
MURDER
TWO men.
Lowe Shot Jordan Three Times
and Fired at Officer Who
Was Sent TO Arrest Him.

Cambridge, Mass. March Civilian
j. Jordan. the weil-known colored boxer.
is at the Cambridge hospital in a danger
Gus condition, and william f.. Lowe. also
colorcd, is locked up on the charge of
attempting TO XIII Jordan by shooting
Both men had until recently been en-
ployed as walters I'm the Harvard Dining
hall, and II is claimed they engaged in
fight last Saturday. when loves eye was
blackened The police say that Lowe pur-
chased a revolver yesterday morning.
and waited near the Memorial hall from
$3.50 until 1855 last evening. when he open
ed fire on Jordan as he made his appear
ance i'm coming out OF the building. OF
three shots fired, one struck Jordan i'm the
head. another in the diaphragm and the
third I'm the leg
Lowe then left the premises and short
ly after several police officers arrived.
Jordan was taken to the hospital and
the officers went to l07 Inman street,
where Lowe is a boarder Inspector Muir
ray, with the aid OF police keys. entered
a room where Lowe was hiding. The
room was dark and as the officer made
his appearance I'm the doorway he heard
two clicks from a revolver. lie made
dash I'm the direction of the sound and
grappled with Lowe. who discharged his
revolver. but the bullet did not hit the
officer. Lowe was then taken 10 the hos
pital. where he was identified by Jordan
the man who shot him.
The hospital physicians say Jordanis Sc
riously wounded. but has a chance for re-
covery. 1t is said that Jordan is a hard
working man and has never been known
TO make any trouble.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-21
Lawyer Arrested After a Two
Weeks Search BY Policeman.
HIDDEN IN MOTHERS HOUSE.
Wife Charged Hin With Abandonment and
Secured iN|uTini--Fouat Fully Dressed
Under Bed Covers

New York. March H.--Mrs. Lille IL.
Frost was In the West Side Police court
yesterday, and her manner was so de-
termined that all who saw her were con-
vinced that she intended to follow up her
advantage In her effort to have her hus-
band. George III. Frost. punished for aban-
doning her. Mr.. Frost is a lawyer.
lie had long evaded the policemen who
sought to arrest him on the complaint of
his Wife who Is suing him in the Supreme
court, at White Plains. for divorce. Mr..
Frost. was captured after a siege of two
weeks, and was finally taken from his
bed. where the police say he was feigning
illness
Mr.. Frost IL the son OF the late Calvin
Frost. of Peekskill, n. Y, from whom IL
is said he inherited a large fortune-just
when she was questioned yesterday in
the West Side court.
The magistrate suggested that she get
a copy OF the will OF Calvin Frost so that
the question of income might be set
tied. In order 10 gave Mrs. Frost an OPP
portunity To get the copy the case was
adjourned until March rs.
Mrs. Frost n a sister or Mrs. Court
landt Schuyler Van Rensselaer,. Her por-
trait and that of her sister are, in the
Corcoran Art gallery In Washington. as
representing types OF beautiful American
women. Mrs. Frost. whose maiden name
was Maccauley. was the widow of Rep
resentative Willis. OF Kentucky.
She and Mrs. Frost were married seven
years ago and went TO live i'm White
Plains. She says that she left her husband
last November because he III treated her
and began suit for limited divorce. She
afterward began suit for an absolute di-
vorce. When the application for alimony
came up before Judge Keogh at White
Plains, Mr.. Frost said that he had re-
ceived no money from his father.
The judge made an order for $50 for
counsel fees and s. a week for alimony.
Mr.. Frost however, had left the county
when an effort was made to serve upon
him copy OF the order. IL was learned
that he was at the home OF his mother,
who lives at 102 West Seventy y-fifth street.
Two weeks ago Mrs. Frost obtained
from Magistrate Meade, a warrant for the
arrest OF her husband charging that he
had abandoned her. The policeman sent
10 the serve the warrant finally succeeded
in getting into the apartment where Mr.
Frost had been for two weeks He was
in bed, complaining bitterly OF his bodily
ailments Mrs. Frosts lawyer slipped the
coverings from the bed. disclosing Mr.
Frost fully dressed for the street. over
his clothes he had a dressing gown. Mr.,
Frost was brought before Magistrate
Meade, who held him in $500.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-21
0LNEYvILle.

Three large automobiles were shipped
from the shop of the automobile works
on Stokes street yesterday TO New York.
and from there win be forwarded to
Porto Rico.
The company arc selling automobiles
in that country. as n means OF public
conveyance. and reports say that they
are doing even better than they expected.
The company has number OF new ma.
chimes under way.
The machines are made 10 carry from
1c to % persons. and while not speedy
will travel at the ordinary speed OF a
horse.
There was lots OF fun for boys near
Dixie street, yesterday, for at the rail-
road crossing here. early in the afternoon
valuable dog was killed and a few mo-
ments later a cat that has made its home
nearby for a number OF years was also
killed.
Fast trains did the trick
There appears 10 be n shortage OF money
In the town of Scituate. for one Of tho
district schools OF that town was closed
on that account yesterday.
There will be special services I'm all OF
the Catholic churches this evening
Charles Session, well known mill man.
died at his home, f7S Valley street last
evening.
The organizers Of the oineyville Base
ball club will meet again In the rooms
over John O'Connells store Sunday af-
ternoon and listen TO the report Of the
different sub-committees that were ap-
pointed at the last meeting.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-21
PAWTUxEr VALLEY.

The Columbian Whist club held an en-
joyablc meeting last evening at the resi-
dence OF Miss Lizzie Goodwin at Clyde.
The funeral OF Mr.. Simon Matteson.
who died at her home In Washington.
Monday. was held yesterday afternoon
at the Plain Meeting House. West Green
wich.
The Boys Guild OF St Philips church.
Crompton. held its regular meeting I'm
Guild hall hast evening
An entertainment for the benefit of
Charles y. Bowman will be held I'm Grand
Army hall. Phenix. tomorrow evening.
The Temple Banjo club OF Providence
viii he present and render several seloc-
tions.
Mr.. Wiliia nRooncy Of Phenix. who
for the past nine years has been en-
ployed IN the packing room al q. n.
Greene A. Sons print works. has severed
his connections with that firm TO accept
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-21
HOPKINS SHOT.
ParoIsd Convict Believed TO
Have Been Concerned in Robbery

Chicago, March 21.-Through the shoot
ing OF Joseph Hopkins by Dan Kipley,
former policeman, there was disclosed a
career that is likely TO attract much at
tention Known TO the police as bank
robber. and paroled convict as well as be-
ing a suspect in the $4,000 Chicago post
Office robbery OF last October. Hopkins
has lived I'm the quiet little country viii
lage of Palos Park. where he made a
reputation for charity and good works.
The first intimation that Hopkins was
mixed up with the postofiice robbery
came from his assailant. who is alleged
TO have told the police he was wanted"
for the stamp robbery.
Colonel James Stewart, chief postoffice
Inspector, while reticent when asked
about the case, said he had not been
greatly surprised when Hopkins alleged
connection with the robbery was made
public
Today the Palos Park residence will be
searched by the police i'm the hope Of
finding evidence that will clear away the
mystery of the postoffice robbery They
attach considerable Importance 10 the
facts that Hopkins has professed To be
an electrician and that the steel bottom
plates in the postoffico vault were cut
with electric tools.
Hopkins is alleged 20 have purchased
considerable quantities OF dynamite since
his residence at Palos Park and the police
want to know what he did with the ex-
plosive.
Private detectives have records that
Hopkins was arrested in New York in
December. 1895. while having a tool made
that would open a safe and got fve-
year sentence and that three years later
he was parcied when he came to Chicago.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-21
FROM OCEAN TO OCEAN.
Wise Women Use the Great
Spring Medicine.
PAINE'S CELERY COMPOUND
1t is the Only Remedy That Can
Provide for the Increase of
Red Corpuscles in the
Blood.

From every section OF the land, from
Maine TO California, strong and well at
tested reports or women, bloodless ner-
vous, dyspeptic, neuralgia. rheumatic
ana run down, and I'm many cases weak
as 10 be bedridden, who have been en-
abled 10 resume their places i'm the family
and I'm social life. enjoying health, vigor
and true happiness, ali through the aid
OF that great blood purifier, blood maker
and health giyer. Paines Celery Com
pound
When Paines Celery Compound is used
the rapid change In color, flesh and eN-
preston OF the face Is so marked and OBJ
seryable. that repair OF the wasted tis-
sues might well be called renewal of
life
Paine's Celery Compound IS the only
medicine that can effectively increase the
proportion OF red corpuscles I'm the blood !:
this Is source OF great power over all
blood diseases, rheumatism, neuralgia,
kidney and liver troubles. dyspepsia. indi-
gestion and general run down condition.
Mrs Martha Il. Lunceford, a well
known and popular lady OF Crawfords-
Vile. Ga, grateful for her cure by Paines
Celery Compound. sends the following
letter for the benefit of all suffering
women:-
II think II is my duty to let you know
about the wonderful work Paine's Celery
Compound has done for me. l have been
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with dyspepsia, heart and stomach trou-
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-21
BRISTOL.

The lecture on Japan's past and pres
ent history. delivered at the rooms Of the
Y. NJ. c. A. by NJ. Kabayachi. of Toxic,
Japan. last evening. was well attended
and was listened TO with much interest.
lie gave very interesting review Of the
late war between China and Japan.
f. A. Tousey. secretary of the boys
department. Capt. Edwin A. Robertson
and Howard Manchester left here yester-
day to attend the boys convention of the
Y. NJ. c. A|at Haverhil. Mass.
Rev n W. watjen. OF Warren. will
address the mems meeting OF the Y. NJ. c.
A. on Sunday afternoon.
The Old Guard OF the Republican party
are making arrangements to organize and
are looking for suitable headquarters,
Rev Frank Il. Talbee left yesterday for
Hartford, Conn. where he will take part
Mr.. George A. Chaffee. proprietor OF the
Chaffee house. and we'll known all over
the country, Is making arrangements TO
spend the, summer here. He Is a native
Henry Brown was thrown from his
wheel while riding down Bay View ave-
nue. yesterday When near Wood street
he struck and stone and was thrown with
such force as to dislocate his shoulder
A number OF italian laborers arrived
island TO work for w. III. Knight OF
Providence. who owns the island They
will work on foundation for sum.
mer Residence and also on a sea wall
around the East side OF the island.
Mr.. Ezra Mason. a member Of the town
council, will probably be confined 10 his
home for several weeks. having under
gone a surgical operation, which was per-
formed by DIR. Nelson II. Hall of War
rem, assisted by DR.. Coke of Riverside
and DR. Connolly OF Warren.
The homestead estate OF the late Sam
uel Taylor on Court street is being great
ly improved by Its new owner. ]. B. Her
reshoff.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-21
Admins tration Notice.

Providence. March IS. 1902.
The undersigned hereby gives notice
that she has been appointed by the NUM-
cipal Court OF the City OF Providence Ex-
ecutrix of the VIII of Job Seekell. late of
said Providence, deceased. and has ac-
cepted said trust and given bond accord
ing to law.
All persons having claims against said
estate are hereby notified TO present them
to the undersigned or file the same in the
office OF the clerk of said court within six
months from the date of the first adver-
tsement hereof.
MARY +. SEEKELL, Executrix,
LAG Summer Street.