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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-09

phone message received at headquarters
yesterday, that the association would
appoint it's committee this morning and
send a notification of the action.
Believing that there would be no hitch
in this arrangement the union at its meet
ing last evening decided to hold a special
meeting at o'clock this afternoon TO
arrange plans for a conference with the
associations committee.
SETTLEMENT DELAYED.
The action OF the association In not ap-
pointing a conference committee has KILL
ed the expected arbitration proceedings
and IL was the general sentiment about
the plumbers headquarters in the Labor
Temple TINS noon that If no action was
taken by the association a settlement
might be delayed for some time az the
union does not seem disposed to com
mence arbitration proceedings and intends
to stand out for the agreement In fun
thought I'm case OF arbitration IL might
yield a few minor points such as the
clause about half day off Saturdays.
The plumbers on strike receive the first
payment OF benefits I'm the Labor Temple
at O'Clock this afternoon.
Continued on page Two.
(Second EditioD.)
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-09

The search for the bag taken by the
murderer is being continued. Almost ev-
cry inch of territory in the vicinity OF the
sturtevant house and for some distance
in every direction has been secured In
vain. The conclusion has been reached
that the man thought TO be novice In
crime. from his ready and indlscriminate
use OF his revolver was sharp enough
to realize the importance of the satchel
as evidence against him and took good
pains to destroy or hide IL.
The longer IL remains undiscovered the
more important it becomes in the opinion
OF the police
In connection with the investigation
OF the theory that the murderer escaped
into Middlesex Falls, 1t Is pointed out
that II the man did cross Winthrop street
instead OF turning into IL ss has been be-
lieved and took North street, he would
have besn in the reservation within three
minutes and would have had good roads
and wide territory in which 10 choose
absolutely certain of meeting no one,
either policeman or private citizen.
There are many persons here who IN
cline toward the belief that the muir
derer will be found in Medford II he is
found Those persons hold az their
strongest argument that the man showed
a familiarity with the locality and with
Mr.. Sturtevant's habits which an out
slider could not have acquired without
attracting attention.
At the Sturtevant house today every
thing WAS quiet The father and mother
OF the murdered woman are as comforta-
BILE as they were yesterday and II Is hoped
no further serious experiences VIII fol-
low the AFFAIR. though some anxiety Is
felt for Mrs Sturtevant In view Of the
ordeal of the funeral tomorrow.
For time today story published to
the effect that Miss May Doherty OF this
city and male friend saw a tired cyclist
riding towards Boston at 11:p y. m. on
the night OF the murder, attracted con-
siderable interest, but the police denied
that they had any evidence TO substan-
tiate the story and a brother OF Miss Do
herty denied that his sister had made the
claim.
The young woman herself would not
be interviewed. The name of the man
referred to was not given in the story
published, but II was said TO have been
Joseph r. McWeeny. of Arlington Mr..
McWeeny said today that he was not
i'm Miss Dohertys company on Wednes-
day evening so hat he could not have
seen any man answering the description
of the Sturtevant murderer at the point
referred TO.
He added that he was sure that II Miss
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-09
FATALLY SHOT.
Owner In a Railroad Wounded In Row That
Followed Discharge at Two Men.

Chicago. May "a despatch 70 the Tri-
bune from Belleville. Ind, saws; Sheriff
THOMPSON and force OF deputies were
called to the Niger Hollow mine OF the
st. Louis and oFallon Railway company,
seven miles north of here last night 10
quell n riot which was started over the
discharge of engineer John Frye and his
fireman, Thomas Hughes, for alleged In
competency.
The company placed two new mon In
charge OF the engine. The men refused
10 board the train or go 70 work and a
riot quickly followed. Several men were
badly injured. John Gundlach, one OF
the owners OF the railroad was shot by
Oliver Gibson a former night fireman at
the mine. He Is reported 20 be fatally
injured Gibson and several other rot
ers were arrested.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-09

Before a mile was covered. however.
the challenger had worked to windwsro
and had drawn level with the older poa..
Cant. Wrinse then eased the Shamroch
IIT with the object of giving the boats
an easy start on the long run to leewaro
from Powder Buoy, which was turned aS
follows:
shamrock III-10:42: 40
Shamrock I--l0:42:5S. s,
Sninnakers were then set and the Snam-
rocks started down the channel TO skel-
morlie. the challenger opening away
steadily ,,s .,rAv
once fairly set going Shamrock III ray,
away from her opponent In great shape
and they passed Gourock as follows'
shamrock III-10:59:3O
Shamrock l-l1:W:O 80. ,,,,
The old boat brought up a better Wihu
and was close off Bullwood. There inc
wind drew southerly. spinnakers were
taken in and the boats fetched down on
the port tack. - -, ,na
Yachts squared away for Rothesay pay.
and IL was soon evident that the plans on
the morning had been changed Inc Inc
boats were not racing, but were merely
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-09

INTERESTS
PROTECTED
They Are Not Threatened by
Russia's Rsoccupation Of New
ChWang, 'Tis Said.

Paris. May Accommodating on the Man.
churian situation the officials here say
the French ambassador at st. Petersburg
has had an interview on the subject with
Foreign Minister Lamsdorff. which
brought out a repetition of the statement
that Russia had given positive assur-
ances TO the United States that there
would be no interruption Of the open door
policy i'm Manchuria, and also the asser-
the Russian war minister, to Mancnuris
was pacific.
The view held here is that Russia 8 as
surances fully protect the United states
commercial interests. The re-occupa ton
of New Chwang by Russian troops is
claimed TO be a wholly political issue ce-
tween Russia. Great Britain and Japan
and as not involving American commerce
or any other American interest
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OLD DYNAMITE CHARGE.
Exploded and Deprived Angus Of the Sight
Of Both Eyes.

Morristown. ~ J. May o.-Thomas An
gus OF stanhope has been terribly injured
eyes through the explosion Of dynamite
charge which he placed under a rock a
year ago while he was blasting stone
for q new building
II failed 10 explode Mr. Angus went
10 the rock pit to get out more stone
and seeing the old bowlder, went 10 IL
and struck il with his hammer. saying
II wonder whether the old charge Is
stll alivca
The next minute there was terrific
explosion and he Was hurled % feet away.
When picked up by other wOrkmcn Le
was unconscious. Ills right arm may
have 20 be- taken OF. lie is also Internal
ly injured while his eyes are badly
burned.
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SILVER AND JEWELS.
$4,000 Worth Stolen From Country
Home Of August Belmont.

New York. May "a man who de-
scribes himself as George Reynolds. an
Engllshman. was arrested today az a re-
suit OF robbery OF silverware and Jew
elry, valued at $4,000 and some private pa
pers from August Belmont.
All the stolen property was recovered.
-Aeyf-44ti- -+--t4ff---t@,-t4t -t4t+z-tour7try a week
ago and got employment as secondman at
Mr. Belmonts country home at Hemp
stead. T.. T. 4 part 81 the jewerly Is four
pearl studs. valued at $500 and the silver
ware comprises i50 pieces
The case was put in the hands ~ In
spector McCluskey last evening and his
men arrested REYNOLDS in a pawn shop
aud found the property in bag in sa-
l1.e--(
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Master Plumbers Association Met
but Not Having Received Official
Notification From the Union Ad-
jOurned Without Appointing Com
mittcc TO Meet Committee Select
ed by JOurneymcn--No Change
in the Situation of Strikes
of Other Crafts.

carpenters and plumbers of this city
shows little change since yesterday.
than 90 have
secured to the agreement
Eighteen have been secured the drawn up
by the plumbers Master Plumbers association has not
as yet signed the agreement.
The Journeymen Plumbers, Local No 49,
evening Labor Temple and appointed committee OF Ave-
consisting of President Merriweath Andrew
Mccormick Saughn Cuff and Christopher Dunn
which might be called by the Master
Plumbers
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CHARITIES AND CORRECTIONS.

Atlanta Ga. May AT todays session
OF the National conference OF charities
and corrections the general subjects was
Colonies for the Segregation OF Dcfec-
tives' upon which has a committee re-
port was submitted by Alexander John
son Of Fort Wayne. Ind
General discussion upon matters rela-
ting TO the segregation OF the feeble
minded and insane was participated I'm
by numbers OF the conference
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-09
NEW SHAMROCK
.OUTSA|LS THE old.
Yachts Go Over Forty Mile Course.
Older Boat Leads at Start, but
Was Soon OutfOOted by the
Latest Challenger.

ea:ae
Gourock Scotland of this
ing racing Gourock round marks at
Powder Buoy moie The wind blew about eight
ndvass streng
occurred 1890 Both yacncs carried
challenger
.
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PLUMBERS WANTED

100 Journeymen Plumbers.
Good wages, steady work and 8
hours to constitute a days labor.
Address Providence Master
Plumbers Association, 20 Gus
tom House street.
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Police Now Believe Slayer of Miss
Sturtevant Made His Escape
Through the MiddleSeXFellS
Park Reservation.

eseasas
Medfod considered police of condera
attention
held
crossed winthrop down North street and made his escape
admitted today
something
developed
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Dancing Glass;.
Mr.. ARTHUR A. MCDONALD

COLUMBIA HALL, IS Snow ST.
schottische Class opens Wednesday
May g. Beginners opens Friday. May s.
Private lessons daily a. m. to D. m.
Applications made daily 12 10 2; 6 TO Q.
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Doherty attended a dance he would have
been her escort and he was positive that
the story was incorrect for this reason.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1903-02-12
Order Of Publication.
Stair or MISSOURI, s.


cOu.rr .. RArrs. s.
In he Probate court for the county Of Bates.
November term, 1872. aaeoe Lingier. de-
ceased, Marcella u. Ttngior, somimshssrix,
with will annexed.
Order OF Publication.
Nov Al this dsy comes Msrcella r. Tingler.
sdminlstratrix with will annexed: OF
~ estste OF Jacob Tingler. deceased, ana pre-
scnts 70 the courther petition, praylng Iot IN
order for the sale OF so much OF the real estate
%sisins debts due By said estate, and the spe.
ci6clegacies mentioned In the will OF ssia DEC q
ana vet unpaid for want OF sufhcient asse 70
accompanied by the accounts, lists ana lnvsn-
tories g required ey law 0 on en interest,
81 n the estate Of said deceased, be notified
that Application as aforesaid has been maae,
and unless the contrary be shown on or Deiore
the nrs. day Of the May term q tn,s S sEar' \
D.. 1905 an order will be made Tor the sale Of the
whole. or 90 much OF the real estate OF SAID oe.
dsssed as will be sufficient for the psyIhen, VI
said debts and legacies and IL Is iurther oruer-
Ssoer IN Bates county, Missouri for four weeks
before the said May term OF this court, snu
that CODY Of this nsttce be served on eacn ~
the heirs and devlsees Of deceased, reslaing "
Bates county, Missouri, aio OF sSs aid Ma,
ten days prior to the first day Oh she sa'u ""'
term OF this court
STATE OF MISSOURI, an.
County Of Bates.
III. A. silvers, judge Of the proost
court, held in and for said county, hereby Ger
tifv that the foregoing Ii true copy OF Tn
Srisins order Of publication therein referre'
TO. = he same appears Of record in my once. !,
Witness my hand and seal OF ssi'
IslALl court. Done at ONCE IN butler, Dn.e
r.-v iona j. A. sILvERS,
s.M Az Judge Of Probate.
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Trustees Sale.

whereas, John NJ Ghormley and
Ann n. Ghormley, his wife, by their deed
OF trust dated December list, 1888, and record
I'D in The i.ecordsr's Office within AMI Tor oates
Comfy. Missouri, In book No. l67 page al con-
yeyed 10 the undersigned trustee the following
described real estate lying and being situate IN
the County OF Bates and state Of Missouri, 70.
Wit: Lot three 80 In the northwest quarter OF
section thirty tso) in township thirty
nine 1897 OF range thirty three g,g,
Containing eighty tso) acres more or lese; which
ennyeyauce was made In trust 70 secure the pay .
meut 81 one certain note fully described In saio
deed OF trust; and whereas, default mas Deen
made in the payment Of the annual interest," on
saIo note; and whereas, according 10 the terms
and Conditions Of said note and deed OF trust
snch default rendered the whole OF SAID DEBT
fs,e- and payable at once and the same "
now mast due and unpaid. Now therefore, .!
the request OF the legal holder o. said mote ana
pursuant to the conditions Of said deed Of trust,
will proceed 70 sell the above described pr
mi sea At public vendue, to the hignest piouei
for eessr II the west front door VI The cour!
hons II, the city OF Butler. conn VI Bates ano
state OF Missouri on
Saturday, February ss,h, laos,
betveery3he hours Of 0 O'Clock In the forenoon
An ! o q vck in the afternoon OF that yisy. 10
the parposes of satisfying seid DEBT ln.eres
and coI c. A.AkLkN, trustee.
L - 4-4t =
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A Most Liberal Offer.

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Sl,erif's Sale.

By virture and authority of . general execu-
ton Issued from the ONCE OF the CLERK OF the
circuit cour, of jackson county Missouri. re-
tarnab,e at the March term, 1908. Of said court,
to me directed In iavtr Of J. G. Jones and
against w u Dodson have levied and seized
upon All the right. title, interest and claim Of
defendant " N Dodson. In and TO the FOL
loving described real estate situated In Bates
county. Missouri. to wit: -
Thr west hall Of the southwest quarter o.
section twenty. eight (.s) township forty -twt
42l OF range thirty, TO, also the southeast
quarter and the south hall Of the por.nes |,
Guarter and the northwest quarter OF the nortl
assst quarter and the east half Of the northwest
ouarter all In section twenty eight tsS, towr
snip forty. two t42) rar 60 thirty fao);l Will OF
Saturday, February %. 1905.
hetween the hours of nine o'clock In the fore.
noon and Eve 3 clock In the afternoon Of tina
day. at the esss front door Of the court noGss
all the ssme OF 40 much thereof ~ may be re-
quired Ct public vendns 70 she highess biade
Tor cash, to satisfy said execution srG cos".
14-st Sheriff Of Bates County No
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1903-02-12
Women and Jewels.

Jewels, candy, flowers, man-that
is the order Of woman'spreferences.
Jewels form a magnet OF mighty
power to the average woman. Even
that greatest Of all jewels, health, Is
ruined in the strenuous efforts to
make or save the money to purchase
them. II a woman will risk her
health to get a coveted gem, then let
her iortify herself against the insld-
ious consequences Of coughs, colds
and bronchial affections by the reg
ular use OF DR.. Boschee's German
Syrup. 1t will promptly arrest con-
sumption in it's early stages and heal
the affected lungs and bronchial
tubes and drive the dread disease
from the system. 1t is not a cure-all
but it is a certain cure for coughs,
colds and all bronchial troubles. You
can get DR.. G. G. Green's relia bic
remedies at any drugstore.
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500 Reward 500.

The readers OF this paper will be pleas
ed to learn that there Is at least one
dreaded disease that science has been
able to cure In all its stages, and that Is
Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure 10 the
only positive cure known to the medical
fraternity. Ca.arrh being a constitution.
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,eatment. Halls CO - arrh Cure is taken
internally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces OF the sys-
tenn. thereby destroying the foundation
OF the disease, and giving the patient
strength by building up the constitution
and assisting nature In doing Its work
The proprietors have SO much faith In
its curative powers, that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that Il
rails to cure. Send for list of testimon'
,als Address F. CHENEY q Co.,
Toledo, o. D~Sold by druggis 7Sc'
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wheyeas. Margaret Ashley and Fisnk Ash
,.v her husband, by their deed Of trust onteu
,ns,.hs, = lsas and recorded In the re-
ssr%.r,s ofuce within and Tor Bates county,
Nissouri In book No l57. page aoi conveysa
10 the undsrslgned trustee me .iotlowips
XescYibedl real estste lying snu oefpe eHasse
IN he county Of Bates and state OF missouri
sS rss ..thwest quarter Of the sou,h~est omar.
-. ~ ssc,Ion nine f9) In township thirty -eiEnt
"a, 81 range thirty-one GID containing Iot.y
An aarea more or lese, which 00nyeyance wes
EEsS~ IN truat 70 secure the payment o. i've
ssrssfs. notes fully deeoyiben ~ said deco o.
ss.st, and Whereas defsult hss been MADE IN
the payment Of the prlneipsl o. we nCss IA "a
Gsde) ana the annual Interest," on Potn y. ~. aS1
sc.dsiions OF said notes and deed o. tsoss sacn
~ Al rendered the whole debt one ana pay,
~ n onoe and the came 10 now eest que anu -
En-, INV therpfose, Of the rsqnees OF tne
~ nsider Of raid note ard plrsoans 20 tns
TSeions 81 said deed Of trust, VIII proceea
- IN ne above described premises es puonc
1870 "a the highest bidder for csen, - vs.
a.t ,rort door Of the court houte "a tne eisS
~ R.sisr. coan,y Of BAses anu :sssse Oh Ms M
''' - rbursday, Tsbrussg 10Th. 1908.
s..-..n "a hours Of nine O'Clock In the f q
ss,cr and ave O'Clock In the s'teinoon ., AN
day. nr sps w WI C, A. ALIEN
inseiess s". Trustee.
Ia-lt
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Trustees Sale.

whereas. Allen Price and Sarah 9. Price, mig
wife, BY their deed Of trust dated soyemS sca
md. 1888, and recorded In the Recorder ~ Sm es
within and for Bates County, Missonr!. IN pOo6
No. lb7 page 34s conveyed TO the nnae.s s ,,
frustee the following described real eens.e aylnS
and being situate In the County q nases enu
STATE 81 Missouri, to.wit: The soutnwest ar
ter OF the southeast quarser ol
sectIon SIX fts} and shifty-seyen tS1 acres r.
N the south side OF the southeast quarter Oh tne
ssmthesst quarter OF section six ~ In township
forty fli1 OF range thirty tS0) containing seven.
tv-seven I'm acres In ail more or less; Whicn
conveyance was made In trust 10 secure sne
nsvment OF two certain notes fully described In
rsid deed of trust; and whereas, default mas
been made in the payment OF principal OF we
note for 1850 90 and the annual interest on potn
Of said notes; and whereas, according w sn ~
terms and conditions Of said notes and ueeu y.
trust; such default rendered the wnoie aeu '
due and payable ct once ana me SAINT y now
mat due and unpaid. Now therefore,, ~ sne re-
auest Of the legal holder, or said nose anu Paf
snsnt TO the conditions Of said deco OF trust,
will proceed to sell the above desciiDeo p prem
ises At bubble vendue, TO the nignes. oluu e,
for cash. at the west front door OF the couI
house in the city Of Butler. county OF ba'es anu
state of Missouri on
Thursday, February 10Th, l"S.
bskween the hours Of . O'Clock in the forenoon
and o. clock in the afternoon oil tnat gay, loi
the purposes OF satisfying said DEBT; lntereS
and cost. Y. q. AhhHN'
12-4t
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Shot and Killed His Guest.

Evansville, Ind, February o.
Harvey Taylor shot and killed Alva
Moore near Tennyson, Ind, last
night. The young men had a quar-.
rel at the home OF Taylor and the
latter ordered Moore out OF the
house, and he refused to 60. There
we're several young ladies present al
the time OF the shooting. Taylor
made his escape, and the officials are
pursuing him.
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Sheriff Sale In PArtit ion.

Josephine Shepherd and Mary Ann Tapscott,
PLAINTIFF, Va. John shepherd George shepherd
Shepherd, Anna r., tovey, and the unknown
heirs Of Kinney Shepherd, deceased, defend
ants In the circuit court Of Bates county,
Missouri, By virtue and authority of . decree
and order Of sale made by the said court, In the
above entitled cause, and OF certified copy
thereof, dated January 8, 1908 will on
Saturday, February 18th, 1908,
between the hours OF nine O'Clock in the fore
noon and five O'Clock In the afternoon OF tna'
dsy Al the west front door Of the court house,
In the city Of Butler, in Bates county, MIS-
souri,, sell at public yendue- to the highest pa.
der for cash in hand the following descripeu
real estate, viz:
The northwest quarter ofthe southwest quar-,
ter Of section twenty Ave t25), aud the nortness
quarter OF the southeast quarter OF sectio,
twenty six (2G), both In township y-two ~
of range thirty one (3l)., In Bates county, MO
JOE T. SMITH,
Hat Sheriff Of Bates County. MO-
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CA9ToRIA.
Boar, IL. nIhs Kind You HAN Alsar Bsuaht
as. e A1ZzM

San Francisco and Los Angeles.
CAL, and return.-May 8, IL, 13, Ia,
Is, 16, II and 18th with finalreturn
limit OF July Is, 1908. Rate oil
$40. 90 for the round trip.
San Francisco, Los Angeles, Sacra.
mento, Cal, and intermediate points
greatly reduced rates. Every day,
Feb'y 18th to April 30th, 1903. Call
or address, Z. C. vANDERvooRT, Agt
Special one way rates to Portland
Tacoma, Seattle, Spokane, Helena
Butte, Ogden, Salt Lake CITY, Biting.
and intermediate points Feb'y l5tf
to April 3Oth $25 90; Kansas City
to Southland $22 so; Spokane
Helena $4,000; Billings $15 90.
E. C. VANDERvOoRT, Agt.