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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-08

about the matter, our OF considerat ton
toI the Feelings OF long time personal
There were grave rumors abroad how
ever, that Mr. Mclaughlin wound up his
! mad career in the guard house In
| deed the guard house experience is said
To have good deal TO do with making
the career as mad as IL was. But both
Major o keefe and Captain German re-
fuse 10 be interviewed on the subject al
though they evidently feel their responsl-
bility for the good conduct OF Their guests
very keenly. Mr.. Russell escaped with
a drum head court marshal al the mid
night hour, or something like that while
MT fichards escaped with his legs
which was better. II was In vain that
Attorney Mclaughlin pleaded with his
guards, some OF whom he claimed TO re-
cognize as among his constituents in the
Tenth ward. He was sharply reminded
that that was all right in the Tenth. put
II did not go at Quonset. All hands
turned UP at breakfast the order for eye
cution at sunrise having been ouasned.
out OF consideration FOR their youth and
innocence. and declared they had had the
time OF their lives. They booked IL.
SEEING. BUT NOT TALKING.
Major Wiser. the United States gov
ernment inspection officer is seeing a
good deal and saying nothing So far
he has preferred 10 foot IL around the
uIll hrouuuS ana tnrpuRn the quarters,
although General Tanner has placed =
horse AZ his command. Perhaps ne
thinks he attracts less attention on foot
and so will get a chance 10 look over
things more as they would be II he was
not on deck,
In a personal and social way he ,s
very popular at headquarters and with
all the officers who have had the pleasure
Of meeting him.
The inspectors Of rifle practice. Major
n keefe and his assistant captain Bowen
have set up a revolver range with regu-
lation targets and 10 and Is yard lines
II IL located near the shore by the Siege
gun battery. The officers began prac- I
'icing this afternoon
Capt r r Barker. retired. formerly
" Battery A, is q visitor 20 camp. spend .
ng a couple OF DAYS with Capt Weaver
" his old command
The details OF officers for today are as
ollows:
Brigade officer " the Dav-Maior
Thomas r. McGm. OF the Second Rcsi-
nent
First Regiment Officer ~ the Day
APT. Harrington ~ Co y
Officers OF the Guard-Lieut Chapman.
nd Lieut.. Danielson
Second Regiment officer of the Day
apt Kelly.
officer ~ the Guard-Lieut Grady
First Separate Company. Officer OF the
Blunt
Battery A-Laeut Carey
Machine Gun Battery-IAeut Stafford
Cavalry--Li~~- Gowshaw
The force I'm camp ~ morning report
uesday was lO32. same as MONDAYS re
ort
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-08

! ne international brotherhood ~ Taao,
! DriVers hold big convention AZ Nia,a.n
fa,s. August seventh. which Is awe,taS
WIN considerable interest by thoaa cor
| country '''F'ineht or this
three years ago Albert Young =, q.
cnNako brotherhood OF Team Drt,or.,
stcee1ed from the international organs.a
Al .1u aiio FORMED a National orga nizat,or
winch experienced n rapid sron,,n
.hroush his efforts and now nymhars
ahout 1000 members The oroant.a.,I.
applied To the American Fadera,,'|,, ''o. hs
Ldoor nut that body decided tba. :,
couId not grant more than ona cbar,a.
. the followers OF any one era ~ o.,
ne national organization met ugth -
Success IN its attempt 20 AFFILIATE with
~ y r OF l.. The American Fedora
,,.,.t az ~'ooI ADVISED the National orRs-
hlhsuon OF tesm-drivers 10 anaIgar,s,o
Win the International organiza tin r.o
organization has decided 10 do thts 80,
WIZ Sehd over 300 delegates 10 tho ccr
NehuVh 70 be held by the Internationai
orgahiEauon. The international o..
80, i,'Iauoh ,ah numbers over 10000 members
Ahu includes upwards Of 100 locals
Amalgamation meets with nc -,
TON on the part Of the older orgap,z,
uon' but when the election of or,,so.-
comes UP this Will he an Interesting CO..
test. Lawrence A Grace. OF the pro,.
NeH'e leam Drivers Local $50 has hoe,
considered the best candidate o. ,,,1
presidency. and prominent labor te,,...
lhink that he would have IIttle ,,,sic,,i,,.
IN securing the Office N he ytshc4 a,
MT Grace when interviewed ths. ,,or,
lns ny a News representative so,d -,
ln' election promised 10 be ona -, -,
most interesting contests which has -
la"'n place IN the labor movement ~,
s,"lel mat ne had entered into no ectt,.o /
,''upalsh As yet for the presidency ',T1,e I
.V"Hs'I ORGANIZATION will make an a, /
temp 70 secure the InternationoI 49,. \
Iu'I''rt Tor chicago. hut this would ~, \
DC Tor the best interests of the ors,,,,
tlon said Mr. grace ss'T,b. tr.
hat"naI Organization will atternnt 90 =,
cate the central headquarters 4, g..
iorkcity as the team drivers ars a.
position 10 exert more rower ~ ~, -, -
than IN the west VIZ ''St
The convention will be a,,orsos 49,.
w rs OF 1910 delegates and special raj
Ioaa rates have heon secured NJ
800 goes as representative of The
: i-I' rovlaenoe Local is. and viii be a prorp.
iileht hsure IN tho convention J4e :.
Safn 'ompers right hand man ana d,
are ~ p Determines tight upon the n,r,
~ the National organization he win ,r,s,
ably be put IN for the presldency ,,t,s
me backing ~ GomperS An sf,e,,r.
WI be made 20 run another cap4f5,s.
Fhon MI. Grace favors but M ,bt,..
ion look more promising than n, 49,
'nt. me local labor leader viii bo -,
~ because of his great foIiov.rg q, t,.h
organizations D" ""'n
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-08
AN ATTRACTIVE EXCURSION.

An opportunity for long cool se,
trip Will be afforded next SUNDAY. wba,
the nrst ~ the excursions for tho seasoy
- CottaaN City will be given.
This Is the pleasantest time of yea,
Tor excursions and many who have heer
awaiting the opportunity 10 again visi,
the beautiful island resort will seize this
opportunity.
The biz JOY line steamer r.arcbr,,,,
VIII take the party and Is announced -
leave the dock near the south va,ar
street entrance 20 Point street hridoa
promptly AZ nine o'clock and weather
continuing favorable. will stop for three
hours AZ Cottage city This will Give the
eNcurionists an opportunity 10 stretch
their legs ashore and 10 take in Some of
the sights FOR which the ocean hound
2ry is famous
me management announces that the
boat VIII give good music and plenty Of
u Tor the patrons and that the dining
room ~ the Iarchmont will he AZ ifs
best and meals Will he served Ia carte
during the trip
To ensure that the members of the
party can get 10 their homes should tho
'teamer be late In making the dock n
j. announced that there will be cars 10
meet the vessel on lts return connecting
With all lines.
Few excursions are more popular than
hese trips 20 Cottage City and there ls
Without doubt a great number who would
Ind this means ~ recreation beneficial
Ifer the business worries OF a long hot
'cek IN town.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-08
ALGER WINS.
Circuit Court Of Appeals OIsmIssss AppIlca
tlan for Rehsaring Of Land Case,

Cincinnati, July s-Ths United States
circuit court ~ appeals has dismissed
the application for a rehearing ~ the
case of Gen Russell A Alger and Louis
keith the dispute being over the sale Of
cosI ana timber lands 10 Gen. Alser at
price which he subsequently, found wa.
several times their value
The parties who made the sale obtained
from Gen. Alger 500, a5s for the lands on
what he claimed were false representa-
tions. Gen. Alger fought the matter
through the federal courts of Tennesses
where the lands are situated and obtained
Judgment resembling the sale and decree
ing 'he return ot the money 20 him.
The lands were then sold by order q,
the court and Gen. Alger bought them
Tor 10000. The court ~ appeals decided
the case In favor 81 Gen. Alger upon ap-
peal made by the landowners
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-08
PETITION DENIED.
Hearing 10 United States Court Regarding
Restraining Order.

There was a hearing in the United
States circuit court this morning on the
petition OF Clark & Parsons CO. OF East
WiltnY,, Ne, for an injunction
The petitioner wanted Chaplin G. Brown
OF Portland. Me. The North Wayne Tool
company or Maine and restrained from
using machine for grinding serrs ted
edges on knives
IL appears that the patent Is held by
Chapin G. Brown and after hearing the
case Judge Brown decided that the peti-
uoner had not shown enough right 10 the
machine 70 warrant granting the order
and declined to grant H. -
w. Won Briesen OF the firm Of Briesen
n knoth OF New York appeared for the
petitioner and Messrs. Bird a. Clifford
Tor the defendant. The latter is OF the
frm Of Clifford J. Merrill q CLIFFORD Of
Portland. Maine.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-08
FOR EMBEzzLEMEHT,
Elmer E. Moody, A Hack Driver, Fined for
That 0fienSe.

Judge Sweetland held = special session
OF the Sixth district court at the Cen.
traI police station. this afternoon for the
purpose OF taking the plea Of Elmer =.
Moody, a hack driver.
Moody was accused Of ennhe7zling &c
from Michael w Norton.
Al nrst hep loaded not guilty and was
10 give bail in $500 for appearnnce for
trial next Tuesday.
He reconsidered however. nIesdad
guilty and was fined s15 and costs
As this was his second offense he u,as
warned that Jail sentence would be i'm
posed II he was again brought before
this court
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-08
Pope LEO MUCH WEAKER.
Continued from page One.

Part OF the work referred TO by IN
Pope was TO repeat a novena 10 the ma
donna OF the Camelites whose feast be
gins today. The Pope is a very devou
worshipper OF this madonna. always car
rytng her scapulsr about his neck
The intense anxiety Regarding the Pom
tins condition which is felt throughout
the United States is shown by the re.
ceipt OF very large number Of telegrams
from eminent American prelates and lay
Catholics in American asking anxious
inquiries and expressing the hope that
the prayers for his recovery will be an
swered
One OF these messages from the Rev.
sohn Cleary reosived by DR. Iapponi.
this morning, appeals TO the doctors not
20 give up the fight 10 save tho Pope's
life. Father Cleary said: BEFORE he dies
] wish 20 see the world at peace God
bless him. DO not give him up. The
world needs him"
EXTRAORDINARY POWERS.
Or. Mazzoni speaking about the Pope
this afternoon remarked
1T has always beer said that Pope Leo
ststance 10 diseases OF the constitution
which is true, but he also, which Is lit
lie known, enjoys the absolute harmony
OF all his organs and of his physical.
moral and intellectual qualities which Is
the real cause OF his great resistance 10
illness
Notwithstanding his advanced age and
his present sickness. the pope has a con-
futution capable Of enabling him TO re-
cover The difficulties and deiicacy OF
,.ae une moment are treated by the persona
He Is very sensitive man. and a ner-
eon 10 whom n simple injection OF c. T.
ieine causes great suffering for about
operated on him for cyst II was said he
did not suffer, but In reality ne did suffer
,,n,ensely. , The LIQUID taken yesterday
enother operation may be necessary. Bur
hope not. Some Of the LIQUID may re
main, and often the little which is left is
the case with the pontifr
DOCTORS ALARMED.
$50 ?. m.-The pope's condition Is very
grave. HIS doctors are alarmed az The
scontnued weakness. which is complicated
by certain functional disorders Tfs 49,,
ness is restless and drowsv. freoTapti,
falling asleep. '''
WEAKER HOUR BY HOUR
Paris, July sA dispatch from Rome
onys: THE condition ~ the poro b..
become worse since morning. his weak-
ness is increasing hour by hour: he ls
only internationally conscious and cstas-
trophe is imminent"
POPE MUCH WORSE
Berlin, July s-A dispatch % the f,oksl
from Rome says the conditIor
the pope has suddenly become worse
and that Cardinal Serahno Vannuteu
has been called o. administer absoiutiou
IN arucuio morus. The end. II IL added.
s Immediately impending
ANOTHER PAINTING PIT
London. July s-A special dispstch
rom Rome held az. 2.30 p. m says The
,ope had another fainting m today. that
he action of his heart IL very feeble and
hat his condition has again become very
.ritfcal
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-08
MARINE REGISTER,

Tomorrow sun rises At t1s. sets at pa
High tides at 1888 n. m. and 7b5 .. N,
The following vessels have arrived IN
this port during the - hours tust passed.
steamer Essex. Johnson. Baltimore
Steamer LArchmont. Wilcox, New York.
Steamer Connecticut. Williamson. New
York
Steamer City Of Newport. Rich. New.
port and return
Steamer Richard Borden. Brown. Fan
River and return.
steamer Queen City. Tiverton
steamer Islander. Tiverton and return.
Steamer Mount Hope. Block Island and
return
Steamer New shorehsm. Block Island
and return
Tug Walter A. Luekenbach. Norfolk.
Barge w. " Connor Norfolk. 212S tons
coal. n. Y. n. n A. " r. r
Schooner Edward r BrinR. Raltir,o-a.
2s27 TONS -cosf X Y Y n n n RR
Sailed
Steamer Aries. Philadelphia
steamer Larchmont. New York
steamer Longfelld%. New york
schooner Joseph n Thomas. Raitlrore
Tug Walter A. Luckenbach. New York.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-08
RECEIVER APPOINTED.
vice Chancellor Stevens Acts on Case of
Storey Motor and Electric Comuany

Newark. N j., July s-A receiver has
FIsn,ripp eiippolnted Tor the Storey Motor and
& &nUrk ny Vice Chancellor Stevens. The
,aos aogs1pahy was Incorporated IN October
ivgli WIN capital OF $500
The applicat ation was made IN, Er,.,. ~
;Mncperinott OF Jersey City and FredaricL
,meinner iI or New York counsel represent
ing sna henry e. Panshaeawe. vice presiden,
holders OF $4,000 mortgage ana ~ ,,,.s = .e
o,,. man % per cent OF the bond holders con
cured. se,1 , rhe concerns total nominal os.
~ ~, ste s.e $1,000 and total liabilities $40 So
H'Viuoins sS4'op due 10 the bond holders
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-08
HIS LAND FLOODED.
william R. Johnson Suing the City Of Paw
tuCkst for $4,000 Damages,

The trial of the suit of William r.
Johnson against the city treasurer Of
fawtucket 10 recover 5000 damages for
injuries to his property was begun in
Judge Wilbur's court today. Late yes
terday afternoon the jury took a view
Of the premises
Mr Johnson claims the city authorities
50 carelesslv manage. surface water.and
made such unskilful changes OF grade
mat his land was flooded and rendered
valueless for tillage purposes
tugh j. Carroll Is attorney FOR the
plalntin and r. w Blodgett attorney
for the defendant
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-08
CROSS SUITS.
Those In Which SplrIiu and FuscO Are Plain.
tlff and Defendant, Tried TOtsy.

Judge Dubois IN the jury trial waived
division " the appellate division ~ the
supreme court today heard the two
cases % Attilio Spirito " Svlvesios
Fusco and sylvestca Fusco vs. Attic
Spirito
The plaintiff In the first named sui,
seeks 10 recover $1,000 alleged 10 be due
on book account Mr. Fusco claims Mr.
spirito broke contract TO build
house
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-08

The men reside I'm the same house
The shooting grew out OF n dispute rel
ative 10 tying up a dog under the arbor.
jenkins was sitting in his chair. wholly
nnprepared for an assault OF any kind.
Without any warning Bowles drew a re-
'volver and fired point blank at Jenkins.
All three bullets took effect.
The more serious wound was upon the
chin the bullet having penetrated deeply.
AS soon as the shooting was done
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-08

Bowles fed 10 the adjoining woods and
eluded capture
Jenkins was brought 10 this city al ,
o'clock, and was transferred to the Rhode
Island hospital
lie was formerly a conductor on the
Boston and New London division OF the
Consolidated Railroad company's system.
Last winter, while out cunning, he
tripped and fell.
His gun was discharged and one foot
vas practically blown OF, necessitating
amputation.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-08
BtNIRUPIY HEARING.

The nnal meeting In the case of Calvin
G. Burr was held today before Chester w
Bsrovs. trustee IN bankruptcy.
The account OF Francis n Dudley uas
allowed and the trustee discharged.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-08
BOW[ES TRIES To
MURDER JENKINS,
Following Dispute Over Dog He Shoots
the Former Conductor Twice in Hand
and Once in the Chin.

oAkLAvyN IN rnr TOWN
cRANsToN
ROBERT TIMES
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-08
Tho Cotton Market.

Reported for The News by DAVIS a
DEXTER. Banisan Building.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-08
FINANCIAL NEWS
New York Stock Market.

70, reported for The News by ". CURTIS
P6LEICHER CO.. street Moor Banigan
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-08

WANTED = FIRsT.cLAss WAIST
makers makers ana skirt makers Apply 90 NJ r.
RoCHLEAU. NoS 10 Mathswson ,,r.sa
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-08
ANOTHER PAINTING PIT

from Rome field at. 2.30 p. m saws The
pope had another fsinting m today tbs,
the action of his heart IL very feeble ana
that his condition has again become very
critical
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-08

- Alex McCaughin, Esq. Mr. Fred /.
luchards and Nj Frank Russell we're
oi the headquarters star last evenins
They are said % have enjoyed them seIve.
huEelN 50 did their hosts CAPT Cor.
man is understood 10 have been deepiv
pained by the conduct OF his guests while
~ camp. especially % Attorney Nc.
CaNhin. but he is naturally retlcent
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-22
SLIPPER FOR "JIMMIE''
Accomplish Says Mexican Girl
Used Dainty Heel in Post.
office Burglary.

According to the confession in Omaha
by James Wilkinson, the alleged robbie"
OF the p0stOfiice al BOuntifuli Carmen
M0ntez, the Mexican woman now under
arrest here, attempted 90 break into the
Office with the heel of her slipper. Fear
ing this would arouse somebody Wikin-
son pried the window up with a file.
Information of the confession was re-
Ceived here yesterday. Wilkinson. it
viii be remembered was arrested in
Omaha several days ago and Postohice
Inspector Sharp is now on his way
there 90 bring him TO this city.
Wilkinson i'm his confession said,
while under the influence of drink
Carmen Montez induced me 10 hire a
rig and go with her 10 the pOstofice
where she said there was 81 600 i'm cash.
She claimed the information was given
her by a son of Bountful man. The
woman tried to break the window OMEN
with the heel ot her slipper and made
so much noise / stopped her and pried
the window up with a file. She crawled
through and ransacked the money
drawer, but only got So in stamps.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-22
FAMINE IN SWEDEN.

Stockholm, March 21.-The distress in
north Sweden was discussed I'm the
reichstag today. The minister Of agri-
culture declared that up 10 a fortnight
ago the government was convinced that
il had undertaken adequate relief meas
ures. but later investigation showed
that a further sum of about S25S.000 was
required, of which $2S,00Q had already
been contributed from American
sources. The minister expressed his
pleasure at the fact that the Swedes IN
America had shown that they did NOS
forget the old country. Offers of sub
scripuOns from sOther countries had
been received. Sensational descrip-
tions of the situation" he said, had
appeared I'm some American papers,
and other speakers expressed disap-
prevail of the sensational descriptions of
the situation which had appeared I'm the
American newspapers and which are
SO humiliating 90 Sweden.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-22
WITHDRAWN FROM ENTRY
Mineral Lands in Wyoming Held Up
For a Time


Washington. March 2l.-The general
land office today directed the Evanston.
Wyo, land officers 10 suspend until
Dec. I next from disposition under
railroad land grants au area in south
eastern Wyoming of forty townships.
four wide from east 90 west and ten
long from north TO south embracing
the Piedmont, Evanston and Diamond
Vile oil districts. The lands iu ques-
ton are Withdrawn from entry. lOca-
ton and disposition of every charac-
ter other than under the mining laws
of the United States III not determined
that they are of mineral value they
will be restored 10 the railroad land
grant and TO the public domain for
entry under the laws OF Dec. 1.
This withdrawal is iu accordance
with the recent decision of the sec
Rotary of the Interior which held that
lands within railway grants are not
excepted from location under mining
laws pertaining TO an classes of min
erals
Secretary Hitchcock stated today
that the interior department would
send an Inspector To the Iiutah In
dian reservation al am early day for
the purpose of concluding an agree
ment with the Indians by which they
will accept lands in seVeralty so that
the remainder of the reservation may
be- opened TO settlement iu accordance
with the provisions of the Indian APP
propriatiOu bin passed during the re-
cent session of congress. There viii
be no delay ON The part of the interior
department and am inspector VIII De
detailed as sOOl as one can De spared
from other duties.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-22
FIVE MEN WENT DOWN
Tug Pilot Run Down by Big
Steamship on the Della
ware River.

Philadelphia. March 21-Five men Of
the crew of the tug Pilot of this city
We're drowned in a collision between
the tug and the steamship Winifred in
the Delaware river of Marcus Hook.
Pa, late last night. The remaining
three members of the crew were
saved The following were drowned:
Al0nzo Hazard, engineer.
John Bennett mate.
Frank Atkinson, steward.
Albert Painter deck hand.
Portuguese fireman, name unknown.
The Wmifred was towing the barge
ConemGugh from Port Arthur. Tex. 90
this city and became fogbOund IN the
Delaware bay on Thursday. The tug
Pilot had tOWed the Conemaugh and
guided the Winifred from the anchor
age. and was pulling i'm hawser when
the steamer crashed into her amidships
with terrible force. The tug soon
sank. The Winifred was uninjured.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-22
ANOTHER EXTRA SESSION.
Cuban Senate Called to Ratify the
Reciprocity Treaty.

Havana. March 2l.-Presideut Palma at
% clock tonight issued "A call fer au extra
session of the senate ou March - for the
purpose of raufying the cuban reciprocity
treaty as amended by the United States
senate. Tho reply Of Minister Quesada TO
President Paima's cablegram last night
inQuiriug if President Roosevelt was au-
th0riZed 90 join with President Palma i'm
dccreeing am extension of time for the
ratification of the treaty was that Presi-
dent Roosevelt was not authorized 10 eX-
tend the time and that the only way 20
save the treaty was t0 secure its ratil-
cation by tho Cuban senate before March
81 The eau made bY President Palma
tonight was accordingly issued. after "a
conference between President Palma the
vice president and the secretary of state.
III Is believed lack of time VIII prevent
The document being returned 10 Washing
ton for final signature and that President
Roosevelt can delegate United States
Minister Squires 10 attend the final ex-
change of signatures. IL Is held here that
it is unnecessary that the United States
house of representatives SHAH pass upon
the treaty prior TO Us ratification 1y the
Cuban senate