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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-18
PROVIDENCE COLOSSEUM

Tonight's glittering program AT tne
providence Colosseum is expected to draw
III. a mustard plaster and the manage
ment thinks OF getting some extra "as-
ons in which to transport the receipts 10
the bank II one OF the largest crowos
of the season does not assemble 70 ENJOY
the series OF attractive races that mas
been arranged 1t will signify that intsT-
est in the sport OF professional bicycilns
Is I'm a serious state of decaoenee,
The professional riders who VIII aPpesr
nrioT TO their departure for an EXTENDED
sAustralian tour--will include such Stars
as Kramer, Lawson, MCFARLAND, hoot,
Fem. Calvin and Schreloer, men VIZ ,ho
wheeling fraternity. and whose record
smashing successes have set the DIM
world by the ears time and again. hrs
mer will try on this occasion 10 l0wea
records still further than the level where
| he last left them. but he Will nave eo
| labor to achieve that result for the otn-
ers In the coterie are apt 70 Keep presuy
will be the big professional gathering Oh
This array of big men is brought here
| by Col Wendelschaefer In Difference Io
demands by hundreds OF patrons, who VIII
do well TO support the venture handsome
ly The races will include ten-mlle ma
donal championship, two-miie lap race
For wednesday night two OF the great.
est pace riders on the track Will nghi
out a a-mie affair They are Caldwel
and Champion one with some remarkable
victories 10 his credit. the other without
an equal 30 far this summer. IL Will oe
a battle literally OF the giants. and re
gretfll will feel the man who loves suct
Contests and misses this one Intention
ally. Champion will do his best TO keel
his record unbroken, while Caldwell VII
strive earnestly TO puncture IL and Civ
the wary elusive Frenchman pointer
in pace following methods. Champion
10 a perfect hend OF speed. His riding Il
OF the whirlwind style. which gives hi
opponents all sorts OF heart complaints
and makes them wonder whether the In
dividual ie born who can head the tire
less Gallo flyer. But Caldwell will max
, vigorous effort 20 make the name Cham
, pion synonymous with defeat tomorrow
and N ne succeeds nc will get all tn
applause that n huge crowd can give him
The amateurs-the best and fastest o
them-wil appear In two-mile handicS
and a ten.mlle open race
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-18
BRUSH POND TRAGEDY.


In connection with the investigation OF
the Bush pond tragedy. James NJ calien'
Patrolmen James A. Brady ana T. H.
Howard OF woonsocket and Deputy
sheriff Nugent OF Blackstone went to
Fitchburs. Mass, yesterday TO testify be-
fore the Worcester county grand jury In
relation to the case Of Frank Wilson
charged with assault with intent TO muir
der william Emerson" Wilson was
found unconscious with a bullet In his
head on the shores of Brush pond. near
Harris pond. Blackstone. Thursday morn
ing May "a. and who dice lister at a
Worcester hospital without recovering
consciousness.
While in the county jail awaiting the
grand jury's action Wilson" who had
been reticent as to the identity OF his
companions on the day OF the shooting
named Boston man az 'Emerson's' al
legged sssailant. The officer cay that
Wilson" may be held az a witness. II
for nothing else. aud they hint at further
Developments soon.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-18

house will oppose a definite plan or the
Administration leaders. .,.. -,
The position OF the house committee on
banking is also in doubt. owing NANNY 20
Mr.. Fowlers' pertinacity In the nsnt ior
the asset currency feature. IL Is not De-
lieved. however, that he will make thls al, Al,
trsupera bic -pbstacie this fall. -f ~ snsiI
be shown that the country 10 ho' ie""'
for a measure so rndlcai'
NEED LOTS OF TIME
AS 10 the time when the extra ses-
sion will be called together, the pes.
informed opinion here Is that ho.h,ns nss
heen determIned. Much probably depends
unon the condition OF the money market
during the coming four weeks. none
~ the administration advisers thinks tnat
there is likely 10 be any urgent need OF
remedial currency legislation this rail-.
They ali deprecate the idea of giving an
impression that congress Is peing calieu
In haste to meet a financial emergency.
| AS a matter of fact, nothing OF tne sor
exists. nor has there been any .n,e go,
son, TO suppose that Wall street OF any
! other part OF the country would look 10
congress for relief this year,
| The administration leaders are mainiS
| concerned at present with the need o,
securing sufficient time In which TO oea
I with the Important matters that are tc
come before congress. 1t Is by no mean
certain that the house Will accept .n'
provisions of the Cuban reclprocit!
treaty without a stiff fight, and the tim
taken up with this and the currenc'
measure in the extra session Is likely U
extend into and encroach upon the regu
lar session OF Congress, which Is snor
In any case.
II the markets remain quiet and un
disturbed during the next fortnight Q
three weeks the chance Of an early SET
sion. In October. will be improved. An
serious unsettlement which would seei
: 10 give 10 the early calling together
, congress a special significance would vi
, doubtedly lead 10 the carrying out OF u
! original program. under which the e.
ira session was to be called on NOV
| later
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-18

We bought land low that almost feel like giving
Tell your ends-brng your wife or best glrl-come
everybody No other available building lots in this section except
at fabulous prices
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-18

station has been transferred from night TO
aav duty. to take the beat covered by
Louis F. Godfrey recently promoted to be
a detective.
Hose 1 responded 10 a still alarm last
night for a slight fire In the ]. B. Barna-
by Co.'S store, $50 Westminster street.
caused By the burning OF the Insulation
OF an electric light wire
Emma J. Powers OF 81 Indiana avenue
reports stolen from the Washington Park
boat house. Saturday, a handbag contain
ing two pairs of eyeglasses and hand
kerchief, all OF the value OF $50
Patrick ]. Waters was bound over to
the grand Jury in 5000 by Judge Sweet
land today for promoting policy. Manuel
Johnson, colored was the spotter en-
ployed by the police In this case.
John williams. white. and william Till
man and william l. Lindsey. colored'
were fined 81 and costs each In the 6th
district court. today. for stealing 10 cents
worth OF pears from Philip f. Eddy's or
chard
Robert Hall was held for the grand
! Jury. In 500 by Judge Sweetland. today
| for an assault upon Emily Goodwin. He
| called at her house. yesterday. and after
! he had disputed with her for some time
he threw a bottle which cut her head.
Three stitches were required TO close the
wound
Mathew McKIernan was fined $50 and
/ costs In the 9Th district court. today. FOL
an assault upon his wife Della The pair
| quarrelled as TO the relative superiority
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-18
NE WSLE IS

A youth and a maid were sitting
Where moonbesms softly fell;
Twas easy 70 guess the story
His murmurs tried to tell.
A hush in the scented darkness
A lSiss7 Well who could known
The man In the moon winked wisely
And turned his gas down low.
New York Herald.
Myra Lewis was before Judge sweet
land. today. for the theft OF scales from
Hyman Bander.
Mis- Nellie Bowen and Miss Annie Ho.
ran have gone 20 Norton, Mass. to speno
a weeks vacation.
Michael Hanley, a chronic loafer. was
sent TO the farm for nine months by
Judge sweetland. today, for being COM
mon drunksrd.
John J. Higgins, was held in $500 by
Judge Sweetland. today. for trial on FRI
day for the theft OF a bicycle. valued at
$50. the property OF Thomas isabelle
Andrew T. westcott Of 80 Public
street reports stolen from his buggy.
while he was In the Washington Park
boat house. Saturday. plush robe. val
ued at IS
Patrolman Dennis Mccarthy of the ID
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-18
BANK CAVED IN.
pasquals Forte Caught by the Earth, SUI.
fsrs Fracture OF a Thigh.

BY the cavng In OF an embankment az
the corner Of Dexter and Cranston streets
at $50 o'clock this morning. an Italian
laborer was severely injured.
Pasouale Forte. 2S years OF age, mac
ried and residing at q Marietta street.
in the employ Of contractors who are
excavatlng for the foundations OF the
new state- aFHseFy,- wee caught b, the fall-
ing earth and partly buried by Il.
when he was rescued he was found
to have sustained a fracture OF one Of
his thighs.
He wss sent TO the Rhode Island hos.
pital.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-18

OF their respective families. Mathews A.
nal argument prevailed. IT included a
pair OF blackened eyes and knock down
blow.
Patrolman Irish recovered horse and
runabout on Broad street. at $3.50 o'clock
this morning Three young men who were
In the carriage Jumped out and ran away
when they saw the officer. The rig had
been hired by Peter II. Reynolds OF a
Broadway. OF Henry Bert. He left Il in
front OF the Silver Hook hotel, Warwick.
at 3 a m, from which IL was stolen.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-18
court
TRAVELS
ON WHEELS
Justice Is Now Administered
"WhiIe You Walt" In the
Indian Territory.

Muskogee, ]. T.. Aug. 1s.-The "trav-
cling court" has returned from Its three
weeks trip over the western judicial dis
trict Of Indian territory and has 80 ar
rests and lS commitments to jail to It's
credit.
The trip Of the travelling court" is an
innovation I'm the administration OF JUS
tice on account OF the inaccessibility OF
the removed districts and the trouble In
getting prisoners before a commissioners
court, II was decided by Leo E. Bennett.
United States marshal. 10 take a court
with him and administer justice as he
went along. an impromptu arrangement
OF justice while you walt
In July the travelling court started
on its tour. and now II has returned, af-
ter having traversed 100 miles In three
weeks.
! The camping outfit. which was carried
| by the travelling court" consisted OF
three wagons, three buggfes, one hack,
| Ave tents and q horses.
Including the officials OF the court. the
teamsters. cook and camp followers, %
men made up the caravan. When the
court was in transit from one locality TO
quainted with It's mission. might well have
mistaken the court for a wagon minstrel
show or a wandering one ring circus.
The camping outfit was In charge oi
Marshal Bennett. and at his command hi
had Ave deputies and four possemen. who
arrested the culprits of the wild woods
and brought them within jurisdiction.
The court proper was made up OF II. A
Leekley. United States commissioner; O
A. Wise. his stenographer. and UNITED
States District Attorney MeTette
During the trip OF leo miles justice wa
dealt out with terrible effect and In man!
cases with no little despatch. Horse an,
cattle thieves were indicted and boun,
over 10 the grand jury and the illega
sellers of liquor were dealt with sum
marily.
"pootlesgers' and druggists were IN
principal prey OF the travelling court
and n was against them principally tha
the United States marshal made hde cafr
paign.
The Officers had not been out long unit
their reputation was quick 10 travel. an
when the advance guard Of the "trave
ling court" made Its appearance In
! small town far removed there wac q
instantaneous hurrying and scurrying fC
cover on the part OF the Illegal sellers
, liquor.
A. soon az the caravan reached an ol
! jectivs point camp was pitched imm'
diately. There was tent for the. o
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-18
UNITED ON
CURRENCY
BILL
The Suh.Financa Committee
Said to Have New Bank Note
Laws In Preparation.
----

New York Aug. IS-The correspondent \
of the Commercial Advertiser in Wash
snston. says that there is no foundation
for current reports that the sub-com-
mfttee OF the senate finance committee
4. 10 divided on the subject OF currency
lerislation that II has been unable 10
agree upon a bill. Whatever views IN
divtdual members may have as to theo-
RES of finance they are united on the
practical plan of urging congress to pro-
vide at once. the remedies which they be-
lieve the country demands. These are:
l. Removal OF the restriction upon the
retirement OF bank note circulation which
makes the maximum limit sS'cooco
month.
~ Authorization for the secretary OF
the treasury. 10 deposit surplus receipts
from the custom houses as well as re-
ceipts from internal revenue taxation IN
national banks. excepting as collateral
security therefore. certain approved
stste. municipal and railway bonds.
A majority OF the committee are now
IN favor OF a provision. requiring that
where securities other than government
bonds are taken for public deposits at
least 30 per cent Of the collateral shall
be government bonds
This te practically the whole extent OF
the committees preeent programme.
Proposals for so-called asset currency
have been coneidered, but they have
been rejected because there has been no
evidence OF a popular demand for such
q currency.
IMPART ELASTICITY.
The members OF the committee believe
that n the banks feel free 70 issue their
notes In time ~ urgent demand as they
will feel n they know that they can retire
fhese notes az fast as the demand slack.
ems a degree OF elasticity will be impart
ed 20 the currency. which will meet al
demands OF the near future. especially 4
the banks are relieved OF the drain 10 IN,
sub-treasuries. which IL put upon thei
cash resources whenever custom house re
ceipts are heavy. This special drain nat
uraiiy IN most severe at the beginning q
the new season az the very time of yea
when. owing TO the demands for cyi
rency from the the South and West ~
crop moving purposes, the banks are leas
able 10 meet ~.
what attitude Mr.. Cannon Will take O
there proposals IN not known here. The
are Substantially the same az those COZ
tained IN the Aldrich bill OF last winte
which he criticised. IL n By no NEAR
enrtain. however. that the SPEAKER OF u
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-18

Our Prices and inducements have been equaed
bv any Real world Buy of for the next few
davs and get Value Best Terms Lowest Prices
Finest Facilities Most Advantages and the Largest
offered by any Land Company.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-18

word homeseekers and investors In looking for place
either opportunity invest don't fail to see our
property question the finest tract offered to the
people in this vicinity.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-22
LAND BILL
IS PASSED
Given Third Reading by an
Overwhelming Majority.
PROSPERITY FOR IRELAND
PROSPERITY FOR IRELAND
The Irish Leader Declares that the
Measure Will Bring Peace and
Plenty to His People-The
Kings Message.
fBy Associated Press.)

LONDON, July 1.-THE Irish land bill
passed its third reading to-day by the
vote of 81 to %.
In the House of Commons Premier Bal
four. in the absence of Irish Secretary
Wyndham, moved the third reading of tho
bill. John Redmond. the Irish leader, said
While the bill was defective in some fea-
lures 1t would If worked In reasonable
and moderate spirit. bring to Ireland the
blessings OF peaee and..prosperity.
Sir Henry Campbell Bannerman the Lib
erai leader. complimented Mr.. Wyndham
on his conduct of the bill. but said he was
afraid compulsory measure would still
be necessary to provide universal con-
tentment.
Mr.. Balfour congratulated Mr. Wynd-
ham and the country on the bill. which.
be said, was tentative step towards the
removal of the present Irish land system
which was the worst in the world,
Just before the division Mr.. Balfour said
the King had commanded him to say that
being aware of the purport OF the bill
no placed his interests at the disposal
of Parliament.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-22
AN ORDINANCE.

TO ALLOW % THE Is, sEABoARD AIR L1N Mp
CONSTRUCT AND o cPE At GER,
SAkE TAG BT4 MGESss r FEAMkh!H
AND SIXTEENTH STREETS.
(Approved July II, 1e03)
Be It ordained by the Council of the
1. That permission is hereby granted the
seabcard Air Line Railway. a Trunk
Railway. to construct and operate with
condi tons and upon the terms hereinafter
set forth, four tracks across FRANKLIN
Street. between Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Streets from Its yards on the north side
Franklin Street to the yards to be estab-
lIshed on the south side of Franklin
Street.
2. The said company shall replace and
repair so much Of said street as may be
injured by the laying Of said tracks and
keep the same IN proper repair and re-
with the same material between the rails
of said tracks and between the tracks
and for two feet on each side thereof. and
for, two feet, on, each side of the outer
3. No cars shall be allowed to stand
loaded or unloaded on any portion Of said
tracks IN Franklin Street no cars is, shall
Franklin Street between the hours of
A. NJ. and z P. NJ except during the
hour from T. NJ. to p. NJ, and shall not
occupy the street by moving cars thereon
or across longer than three minutes at
any one time.
L. The permission hereby granted is
given upon the express condition that the
said Seaboard Air Line Railway. or Its
SUCCESSORS, will indemnify reimburse. and
save harmless the city of Richmond for
any charges, damages or costs that the
said city may be required to pay by rea-
son Of any person being injured or dam
aged in any way. In property or person,
by reason of the construction or mainte-
nance of the aforesaid tracks, or by rea-
son Of the operation of the cars. thereon;
S. The said ira cks, as to location, grade
manner and material OF construction
shall be laid subject to the approval OF
the City Engineer.
g. The permission hereby granted shall
be at all times subject to amendment OF
revocation by the City Council; and shall
be subject to all ordinances now in force
the streets of the city OF Richmond.
Z. Upon revocation of the permission
hereby granted, 1t shall be the duty of the
said company, at Its own expense. within
sixty days TO have the said entire tracks
removed, and that part OF the street affect
liar to the remainder of said street at The
time of said removal. For a failure tc
conform fully to the provisions of this
ordinance. or any requirement made
therein. or any amendment or revocation
thereof. said company shall be liable to a
fine OF not less than ten, nor more than
one hundred dollars, to be imposed by the
Police Justice OF the city OF Richmond,
each days failure to be a. separate of
tense.
- N'''' BEN r. AUGUST,
July 21-5t City Clerk,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-22
G. & Q. FAST TRAINS ToNORFoLk
New ves,ibuled Equipment.

The new vestibuled electric lighted
coaches and parlor cars, which coaches
created such favorable comment on the
C. and o. Sunday Outing OF Sunday last,
have been assigned TO the c. and o, fast
trains between Richmond and Norfolk
These trains leave Richmond at A. NJ.
daily. and 4 p. 81, daily except Sunday,
time 10 Old Point two hours. and to
Norfolk two hours and twenty-five min.
mond 1l:45 A. NJ. daily except Sunday,
ana p. NJ daily. These coaches seat
nighty persons. Unexcelled service on an
unescelled road bed,
Going 10 Norfolk? The G. and o. points
tbs way.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-22

WANTED. to sell an old established BUSINESS
Z situated the south side Of Broad Street
and commanding the best retail trade. Ad.
dress BUSINESS, Box $50
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-22
AN ORDINANCE

A1rrHoR1 A1PHEeGvef Ivy c1oSis sTR
OF MANURE VAULTS AND :, THE p
pLACING- OF MANURE BONES IN
TIE ALLEYS OF THE CITY, AND An, TO
TANNING PERMITS FOR TIE SAME.
Be it ordained by the Council OF the
city of Richmond:
!. That the owner OF any lot abutting on
any alley of the city may construct IN
the alley on which such lot abuts man
ure vault Of such dimensions as may be
prescribed by the City Engineer, the walls
and bottom Of said vaults to be Of brick.
laid in cement mortar, or Of concrete con-
struction, with granite coping and covered
with heavy iron doors, the work to D., pc
the City Engineer, under his supervision
and in a. manner satisfactory to him; or
instead of such manure vault the owner
or occupier Of any stable located on any
alley in the city may locate in such alley,
Immediately adjacent to his stable build
ing, a manure box of such dimensions and
construction as may be authorized by the
City Engineer
g. ANY person desiring to construct a
manure vault shall make application In
In which the applicant shall stipulac9 that
he and those claiming under him will In
demnify and save harmless the city from
property Of the city or damage to any
person or property by reason Of the. i'm
proper construction or negligent mainte-
nance Of such vault and also IitppplatnE
remove such vault, and under the super
vision of the City Engineer restore the
alley to Its former condition; and any per-
son desiring TO locate and maintain a
manure box In an alley. shall annually
make application In writing to the City
Engineer for permit therefor, in which
the applicant shall stpulate that he will
| indemnify and save harmless the city
| from any accident damage or injury to
any person or property by reason Of the
| location of such manure box in the alley
| or It's negligent maintenance. and also
| stipulate that when so required by the
city he will remove such box from the
| alley.
| boxes shall be removed and the same
| cleensed and kept in sanitary condition
under such rules and regulations as may
| be prescribed by tho Board Of Health.
| 4. Any person violating any of the pro-
visions of this ordinance, or constructing
or maintaining a manure vault or box in
any alley of the city otherwise than herein
! provided shall be liable to a fine of not
less than two nor more than ten dollars.
| and each days continuance Of such illegal
vault or box shall be deemed a separate
offense.
| 6, This ordinance shall be in force from
:, It's passage.
| BEN T. AUGUST,
July 21-5t City Clerk
1
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-22
Victim of Lock1aw,

Richmond had a death yesterday morn
ing from the fatal tetanus germ or lock-
Jaw. The victim was Tarrall Quisen-
berry. aged i years. the son of Mr..
Street. Some days ago the lad stuck a
nail In his foot, In about the usual eight
or nine days lockjaw set IN and though
Or. w. T. Oppenheimer did all he could
for the boy. medical skill so far Is power
less against this growingly common dis
ease.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-22

THIS ADV. has Afteen words, and costs,
run Sunday only, for ono month. 5oc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-22

FOR sALE-one secondhand 6xais Rotary Bal.
timore Job Printing PRESS self mixing. foot
power, with three chaseS and new set rollers;
one secondhand Model PRESS 6x7la, lever
power and hand mixer. Address Box D, Co.
1Embia, Vn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-22
PIANO BARGAINS.

LAWN MOWERS Sharpened and Repaired at
BLENNER'S, $40 N. Fifth Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-22
Eagles to Norfolk,

The Richmond Eagles, whose base ball
team was recently defeated by that OF
the Norfolk branch OF the order. will
play return game with their conquerors
the Dixie Eerie of this city will run an
excursion to Norfolk at round trip rate
Of tl.25, leaving here at $50 a, M, and re-
naming in Norfolk until . p. NJ.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-22

TO ALLOW THE sEABoARD AIR LIND
RAILWAY, A TRUNK RAILWAY, TO
CONSTRUCT AND OPERATE GER
TAIN TRACKS ACROSS FRANKLIN
STREET, BETWEEN FIFTEENTH
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-22
HELP wANTEp-EEMALE.

TIE RICHMOND Malls Orphan Society desires
TO sccuro the services Of male TEACHER
Ia fake charge OF the school at the asylum
during the coming session; the position pays
1900 a year and board. Applications should
be made az once TO w. 8, COPELAND, Sha,s-
ing,