davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-27

LOST-A BRINDLE AND WHITE
bull dog; leather collar, with buttons; no
name; return to 393 Plainf1eld street; re-
ward william G.. Koch.
wANTED-CoNDUCT AND MO-
tormen's overcoats. A good velvet collar
30 cents, sleeve lining so cents, cleaned
and pressed 30 cents Corner Eddy and
Weybosset SITS, over Ballous Shoe Store.
Providence Cleaning and Repairing Co.
ONE TENEMENT TO LET. ROOMS.
in good order. sll00 per month. Robert
Muir, S. Elm ST.
BOY wANTED-TO WORK IN DRUG
store. Amply o. Governor St
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-27

Tho Dot contest ends Friday oct snh.
Get Nour count IN before II is too late
The last may be hrst.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-27

The Dot contest ends Friday. Oct. 0th.
Get your count In before ~ is too late
The laet may be first.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-27
New York Stock MNill.

Reported for The News by N. CURTIS
FLETCHER a CO.. street foor, Bani.
gan Building.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-27
JOINT DEBATE ON LABOR.

Have you counted the Dots IN The
News look on another page for the aa
explaining the contest Sent An 80 cent.
with your count. 20 the Dot Department,
Providenoe News. Providence. r. L. and
have the pap>r sent 20 you.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-08-06

WIEDEN, 1 sierpnia. We
die korespondencyi nades1a-
nej tn dotadz Konstantynopo-
la, rzez babis6w W Yedz, W
Persyi by}a straszna. Jak o
tenn juz donosili6my, babi6-
ci tworza sekte. potepiajaca
mahometanizm. Kapfani
mahometahscy podburzyli
przeciw wrogom swoim mot
}och, kt6ry napad1 ma domy
babis6w, wyw1oczy} mezczyzn
kobiety j dzieci ma ulice,. W
:straszny spos6b torturowa} a
nastepnie odbijal. Krew ME
szcze6liwych ofiar zalala ulice
i zanieczyscila wode wcyster-
mach. Trup6w niechce Mkt
chowac, psuja sic one ma u
leach kt6re napelniaja stra-
szny odof.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-08-06
POWIRY
7ELECRAFICzNE.

RZYM 4. Sierpnia Hardy.
nal Sarto, Patryarc ha We
necki, zostal dis rano wy
brany papiezem i przybra]
imie Plus x. & :.
Nowy papiez wystapi} ma
widok publiczny, gdzie z
balkonu bazyliki 6w. Piotra
W posr6d ogropnych okrzy-
k6w wypowiedzial pierwsze
papieskie blogos}awienstwo.
Kilka dzesiat tesieczny tlum
byl swiadkiem tel historycz-
nej sceny.
Kardyna1 J6zef Sarto, uro-
dill sic Ego Czerwca, roku
1886. W Riesi prowincyi We
necyi. Mianowany kardyna-
lem i Patryarcha wenec-
kim IL go Czerwca, 1893. .
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-08-06

WASHINGTON, 1go sier-
pnia. W styczniu przysz}ego
roku rozpocznie sic spe-
cyalny census religijnych
kongregacyj. Rozchodzi- sic
o wykaz urzedowy wszystkich
sekt religijnych W Stanach
Zjednoczonych, o iczbe wyz-
nawc6w kazdego wyznania,
ilo6c kosciol6w i ]awek wy
najmowanych. Pytania tycza-
ce sic 'dochod6w koscielnych
misyj, dom6w sierot, STAR
COW i kalek, liczby pastor6w
ich dochod6w, czasopism
ko6cie1nych i majatk6w kon-
gregacyj, beda takze uwz-
glednione.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-08-06

RZY'M, 3. Sierpnia. Kon-
klawe, kt6re sic rozpocze}o W
sobote ME obra}o dotad mas
tepcy Leona XIII. sze6c razy
dym czarny wznoszacy sic =
kominka kaplicy syksty6s s:kliej
oznajmil tlumom zebranym
ma ulicy, ze " conklawe od-
bylo sic ) sze6c glosowas1 ma
daremnie j Mkt z kardyna-
low ME otrzymaI dw6ch trze-
cich czescii glos6w potrzeb:
nych do obrania 80 papiezem,
Glosowaniia odbyWaia sie
diva razy ma lzief: q godz
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-08-06

ST. PAUL, MINI. 4. Sier-
pnia, Arcybiskup Ireland,
m6wiac o nowym papiezu,
powiada: O lie ia wien, Kar-
dyna} Sarto, teraz obrany pa
piez: jest cz}owiekiem bar
dzo uczonym, poznajacym
rozsadnie czynnosci. On "a
rzadza} doniosle dyecezya
Wenecyi W spos6b do okre
6lenia dla niego og6lnie god
ny pochwaly. Bedac arcy-
biskupem i kardyna}em rad
ko odwiedza} Rzym.
Wstapi} do pontyfikatu
wolny cd zawik}a6 jakich
kolwiek zwiazk6w wolny pod
kazdym wzgledem cd ubiega-
MIA sic O zaw6d.
Wyb6r Kardynala Sarto
ME jest niespodzianka, to
by1o widoczne cd poczatku,
IL gdy ma zewnatrz Rzymu
mia1 bye wyb6r, jeden by by}
kardyna} Sarto, i to jest ME
pospolity spos6b: postepowa-
MIA W conklawe wziasc jako
kandydata jednego zewnatrz
wiecznego miasta tax, re je-
go przyszly zarzad moze bye
cd poczatku zupe}ny i .oczy-
wi5cie natchniony przez jego
wlasna madrose i wiedze
W czynnosci.
ITO jest w}aSnie co zda-
rzylo sic gdy Leon XIII 20
stall wybrany.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-08-06
z niw Polskicll
" AMER CE.

INV AN :]llsaI i III,
n N CHICAGO, H., Wczwar.
tick zako6czy1 sic tn process
IIWiltraks6w, oskarzonych 6
NOR rderstwo 6-letniego chop.
ca, Pawla Paszkowskiego,
Izako6 o6czyl sic smutnie. Jan
INV Wihraks zosta1 uznany win
lnym morderstwa W drugim
lstopniu, a sedzia skazal go
/ ma 25 lat ciezkiego Wiezie-
| lnia. iona jego zostala uwol-
lniona.
Wiltraks zostal uznany
winnym morderstwa i ska
1zany jedynie ma dowodach
Idostarczonych.. policyi przez
Wlasnego syna. Syn swiad-
Iczyl przeciw rodzinnemu Oh
/ leu i by} to jedyny g}6wny
lsWiadek " tel sprawie.
Ma1y Paszkowski zosta}
Izamordowany rano dnia 27.
kwietnia, a cialo jego Will
|traks zakopa1 W pobliskim
lasku. w mniemaniu, .ze
|chlopak zablaka} sic, stros-
kani rodzice przy pomocy
|krewnych j znajomych szu-
kali go przez -piec dni- nada=
remnie. w sobote po po}ud-
niu dnia Ego maja, uwage
|poszukujacych zwr6cl
ma siebie pies J. Klupki.
Szczeka1 i drapa} pazurami
nasyp swiezej ziemi W FARO
Eslach gaju Craigna, przy SO.
| i Grand avenue. Tknieci
z}em przeczuciem, poczei O.
nj kopac ziemie pare stop
pod powierzchnia znalezli
cia1o chlopaka. Zw}oki by}y
owiniete W starry worek. W
glowie jego zauwazono dziu-
re, zadana kula z ma}ego
rewolweru. Cialo znalezli:
Jan Klupka i Otto Schnei-
der.
Zaraz ma drugi dzien poll
eva aresztowa1a Jana Will
traksa, saluniste, i jego zone,
mieszkajacego W tym samym
budynku co Paszkowscy,
pod mr.. 1882 przy N.57 utica.
Aresztowani utrzymywali
| do ostatniej chwili, ~ sa
niewinni. w kilka dni p6z-
niej synek ich ma stacyi po-
licyjnej opowiedzia} wszyst-
kie szczeg6ly zbrodni. Are
lsztowanych vice oskarzono
| o rderstwo, a g16wnym
swiadkiem W procesie by1
ich 11-letni synek.
s Wiltraks zastrzeli1 ch1opca
W swym sa1unie, gdzie go
zwabil, a cialo jego ma razie
ukryl " piwnicy, skad pre-
WHO'LL nastepnie do lasku.
Me cierpial on malego Pasz-
kowskiego tel przyczyny,
ze ten kilkakrotnie naskarzyl
ma jego syna iwyjaWi} nie-
kt6re kradzieze przez tegoz
popelnione. Ich synek, Ju-
liusz, zbud dzony wystrza1em
Z. rewolweru, byl SWiadk dkiem
'Itego, Go dalej nastapilo.
lAl.NTIGOKE Pa. Me ma
odnia aby kt6r.y6l 2 cor s.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-08-06

BROOKLYN, N. Y. Well
:kie zainteresowanie wsr6d
k61 lekarskich wzbudza stan
5-miesieczniej dziewczynki
M. Wapnowskiej, wazacej s.
funt6w, a kt6ra wskutek nie-s
prawid dlowegopo zenia jezyka
skazana jest ma powolna glo-
dowa 6mierc. Kilku lekarzy
.pragnac ocalit zycie d1ecku
postanowili dokonac nader
trudnej operacyi j W tym ce-
III zabrano dziwczynkee do
kliniki szpitala Bellevue v
New Yorku. Ro odzice male
silva, PIP. Wapnp mie-
szkaja przy Red dford ave-, Y
domu nr. 1856.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-08-06

korp us6w odbywaja wsp6lne
narady, genera}owie odbywa-
ia przeglady p6}k6w, W ma
magazynach gromadzi sic
zapasy amunicyi, kapitanom
okret6w dano rozkaz bye 60
towymi do udania sic ma
wody chi6skie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-08-06

RZYM, Sligo lipca. - DIS
-po mszy sw odm6wiono mod
litwe ma intencye Papieza,
kt6ry ma bye wybranym.
Jeszcze wczoraj obejrzel kar-
dynalowie swoje cele W kt6-
rych przebywac beda prze2
czas wybor6w. Kardynal Ore
glia wytlomaczyl i'm ich pra-
wa i obowiazki. DIS po po1ud
niu 0 5 godzinie rozpoc oczyna
sic onklawe.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-08-06

mienienia Pa1skiego na Hill
ul. r6g Sycomore, zeszlej no.
cy wtorkowej. Dominiczak
przyznal sic do zbrodni 6wie-5
tokradztwa i wymienil Sob
kowiaka, kt6ry zginel " An.
goia, jako swego wsp6lnika!
Predko doscignal gniew Boy
mlodego zbrod odniarza
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-08-06

=. PETERSBURG, l sierp-
mia. w skutek .strajku W por.
Gle odeskim nastapi} wielki
zast6j W handlu. Wszyscy
robotnicy dokowii majtkowie
ma statkach kupieckich po-
rzucili juz prace i masa stat
k6w ME moze bye wy1adowa'
ma. Poniewaz strajkierzy a.
gituja i po innych portach
zachodzi Ottawa re robotnicy
porzuca prace we wszystkich
portach rosyjskich, po@ozo-
nych mad Morzem Carmen.
Tylko wielkie kompanie okre-
towe daja sobie jako tako ra-
de, bo i'm pomagaja maryna-
RE re statk6w wojennych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-08-06

dniu. Jezelir sic okaze ze "a
den z kandydat6w ME otrzy
mai potrzebnej wiekszo6c
! (dw6ch trzecich) wszystkict
! glos6w oddanych, to baloty
pail sic IA kominku wraz
garScia wilgotnego sia1la,
skutek czego 2 konainkPl
.wznosi sic dym czarny kt6.
Try. dla zgromadzonych tluE
NOW jedynym jest znakiem
il wyb6r ME zostal .dokonanyJ
Niezmierne tlumy lud3i
zbie,aja sic ma placu Piotrb
W godzinach W kt6rych ma
Isle odbyc g}osowanie i patrzal
ma ~kominek dop6ki ME uka-
re sic 'dymek. w sobote ME
dziele i poniedzialek tax oil
brzymie t1umy zalegaly p1ae
ca}y ulice sasiednie re skon-
sygnowano 1000 wojska did
utrzymania porzadku obli-
czaja ze W niedzie1e po polu--
dniu najmniej $4,000 os6b
z placu> i ulic spoglada1o KY
owemu kominkowi. /.
Trivia zazwyczaj kilkanascie
minut po g}osowaniu MIN dym
sic pojawi. Oko}o godz. 11:20
i 6:20 zazwyczaj juz go widadt
Wczoraj wieczorem po godz:
6 ma niezwyk}a probe by1a
wystawiona cierpiwosc ocze-
kujacych. O godz. 6: 80 jesz-
cze dymu ME by}o widat
i juz zaczeto szeptac re ME
zawodnie Papiez zosta1 obra-
ny zwiekszala sic ia nadzieja
gdy up1ywaly dalsze minuty
a zamieni}a sic pewnosc
prawie, kiedy dymek ME
czarny, ale bialawy zaczely
sic nawet przez pare sekund
wznosic radosne okrzyki
kiedy nagle buchne}y k}eby
czarnego dymu i t}umy roz-
czarowane wtedy zacze}y sic
rozchodzic.
Poniewaz szesciokrotne
g1osowania byly bezkuteczne
przeto bye moze il konkla-
we znacznie d}uzej trwac be-
die anizeli poczatkowo przy-
puszczano. Ale wszelkie
pogloski a nawet po gazetach
rozgloszone jakoby ,,wiado-
mosci" tyczace sic rezultatu
tego g}osowania podajac icz-
be g1os6w otrzymanych przez
r6znych kandydat6w i Wy
prowadzajace. z tego rome
wnioski So wymyslami j bal
kami gdyz glosowania tax
jak wszystko co obecnie die
ie sic " obrebie clave,
pozostanie absolutna tajemni-
ca az do czasu, kiedy Papiez
zostanie obrany. Jest Wprost
niemoz1iwa rzecza dowiedzie
sic Q najdrob bniejszym szcze-
COLE tych glosowah w sem
sacyjjne wiesci przez gazety
podawane wierzyc ME nalezy
.ar ~ SS 4 Z
w czasie conclave kt6re
|odbylo sic " !. 1878, odbyly
sic tylko try g1osowania; "
|trzeciena CLOSE lotsowaniu ami obrany
zostal Papiez lem K'ardynal
Joac chin Pecci, kt6ry pozniejj j
nam szcze6l 6liWie pallo oWa1jako
Leon XIII :X'.1[I:1pIrz rzes;zlo 25lat
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-08-06

I MILWAUKEE, Wis,
Antoni Milinkowicz, saloni-
sta 2 pobliskiej wioski Wood
mere, siedzi " wiezieniu po-
wiatowem podejrzany 0 spo-
wodowanie smierci Mary an
ny Legmal, kt6ra zy} jak
2 iona i kt6ra, jak twier-
dzi, poslubil W Windsor W
maju roku biezacego, pomi-
mo, re W wiosce Kakniki, W.,
gubernii kowiehskiej, ma
zone IL letnie dziecko. Mi
hnkowicz wyemigrowa1 q
Polski IL lat temu j mial
wkr6tce sprowadzic zone i.
dziecko, lecz wkr6tce po
przybyciu tutaj wni6s} do
sadu 0 rozw6d, twierdzac, ze
iona go opusci}a, ale sad
skarge jego odrzuci}. Zdra-
dzona iona jest podobno W
drodze do Aneryki.
CLEVELAND, O. Wielebny
ksiadz x. kazinski, Proboszcz
parafii sw. Kazimierza ze-
sz1ej niedzieli oznajmi} swym
parafianom, ze wyjjezdza ma
stale do Europy. W czasie
sunny kosci6} byl przepe1nio
wiernymi, kt6rzy us}yszaw-
sly oznajmienie czcigodnego
proboszcza zalai, sic lzami.
Gala niedziele ludzie chodzi-
Ii ma plebanie, blagajac zac-
nego kaplana, by zaniecha1
jazdy W tym czasie, ale ME
wiadomo, czy poznahczycy
beda mog]i odwiesc ich ko--
chanego pasterza Cd. powzie-
tego zamiaru. Wiemy dobrze
zesz wyjazdem ks. kazi6 6skie-
go strata parafii by}aby ME
powetowana, dlatego tez sta
raja sic parafianie zatrzymac
ksiedza, kt6ry pozyska} serca
wszystkich co go .poznali.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-08-06

= i 2 r !, y 3 g
BUFFALO, n. Y, Strasz
ME Pan Bog skara} j predko
ia kara do6cigla 16-sto let
niego Fr. Sobk owiaka, kt6ry
zabil sic skaczac 2 wagonu
kolejo " Angola, n. Z. Y.
w niedziele areszto towali de-
tektywii K1asz zewski j Schulz
icha1a Domin aka, 1 16-sto
letnie ego draba pod oskarzie-
MEM SWieto okrad dzkiego VIA
mania sic % sciio1a Pre-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-08-06

|nik6w ME zostal pokaleczo
my lub zabity. Zarzady ko
palm bardzo ma1o zwracajs
uwagi na przepisy bezpie'
cze6stwa. w ostatnich dniach
zostal SLIME pokalec czony g6r:
nix Porecki, nieszc cze6liwym
zajal sic dr. Krajjewski.
Znany og6lnie " okoli.
cy naszej p. Sawicki polaczy]
Isle dozgonnym wezEYm mal-
ze6skim 2 panna FelicYe
Kempahska Stub odbyi sic
we wtorek W kosciele sw.
ITr6jcy.
z powodu ostatniej
uchwaly jaka niezalezni de-
legaci przeforsowali W komi-
tecie przedsejmowym a to a:
by z programu uroczystoSci
sejmowych 2. N. P. wyrzu-
1 - a : -
cic zupelnie nabozenstwo "
kosciele, panuje miedzy tu-
tejszemi Zwiazkowcem O.
gromne oburzenie. Pojedyh-
cze grupy przygotowuja pro-
testy do zarzadu centralne-
go.
w pohlizkiej miejsco-
wosci Hanover maja budo-
wac nova lomnice (breche)
wkr6tce rozpocznie. sic kopa-
ME tuneI 40 dalszych polka
dow wegla. Wydajnosc tel
kopalni bedzie najwieksza W
okolicy maja bowiem dzien-
ME wydobywac cd $500 do
5000 ton wegla.
NEW YORK. Straszny
clos ugodzi1 W m}oda, pred
oSmiu tygodniami zaslubiona
mezatke M. Skibicka, zamie-
szkala W domu nr. 40 Green
ul. W sobote tydzieh minaf,
gdy maz jej wczesnym ran
klein uda1 sic do piracy ma
dok kolei Erie W Weehwken,
ME przeczuwajac, re pozegna1
sic 2 iona ma wieki.
Nieszczesiwa kobieta ocze-
kujac codziennie powrotu
meza, z rozpaczy odchodzi1a
cd zmysl6w, a wszelkie sta
rania. czynione wcelu odnale-
lezienia zaginionego, pozosta-
| 1y bez skutku. Tajemnicze
znikniecie Skibickie dalo
pow6d do rozmaitych posa-
dze6 i domysl6w, kt6re usta-
" dopiero W przesz}a sobo-
te, gdy 2 rzeki, niedaleko cd
miejsca piracy, wydobyto
martwe jego zw}oki. w jaki
spos6b Skibicki stracn zycie,
wyjaSni prowadzone " tel
sprawie sledztwo, lecz kt6z
wynagrodzi ostalej wdo-
vie strate mlodego, niedaw-
no POSI- bionego meza?...... \ /
BUFFALO, n. Y, Strasz-
ME Pan Bog skaral j pred dko.
ia kara do6cigla 16-sto let
niego Fr. Sobk owiaka, kt6ry
zabil sic skaczac 2 wagonu
kolejo " Angola, n. =. Z.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-08-06

LONDYN, Sligo lipca.
w poludniowej q .Rosyi panu-
je niiezWylk ruch V " kolach g:
fwojsk Klonaenl|d5E g ainc:i g:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-08-06

WELLsBORO Pa. Michal
But bowski upl sic i zastrze
Ill china W atkins. Kiedy wy
ItrzezWial mic. ME wiiedzial, III
Estrzelal do atk kiinsa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-08-06

NTIGOKl g Pa. Me ma ,a
tygodniia aby kt6ry6 z 2 g6r-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-15
RHODE ISLAND COAL.

In connection with the Rhode Island
exhibit at the Louisiana Purchase exposi-
tion. Mr.. George n. Kingsbury executive
commissioner Of the committee OF this
state. has received a communication from
j. A. Holmes. chief OF the department Of
mines and matallurgy. that Is OF general
interest
The letter is in reference to space to be
reserved for Rhode Island In connection
with the building stone industry and also
for the exhibition Of Rhode Island coal
II refers to the interest In Rhode Island
I'm building stone and states that such
an exhibit will be ~ great value and In
terest 10 eastern visitors.
Rhode Island coal of the anthracite
variety II the proper specimen can be se-
cured will prove interesting To scientists
as all specimens similar TO that In Gran
ston where a large deposit OF graphite
is mixed IN.
II is also suggested that photographs
Of the quarries and OF buildings con-
structed OF this stone be also shown.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-15
CAUGHT
THIEF
IN ACT
Picked the Pocket Of Martin
|. Carey as Latter Was Board.
ing Car on Market Square.

A pickpocket was landed on Market
square this afternoon and is now at the
Central police station
The case against the thief Is complete
one for he was seen TO rob a man and
to throw away his plunder. which was
recovered and identified by the owner,
who also identified the thief.
Martin l.. Carey. a veteran OF the Civil
war. is employed as care taker of the
Corliss estate on Prospect and Angel
streets.
At O'Clock this afternoon he started to
board what he thought was an Admiral
street car. and as he ran for II observed
that three young men were close be-
hind him.
Seeing that he had mistaken the car.
he drew back. and at the same time the
young men stepped back.
When the right car came along min
ute later Mr. Carey went to the rear plat
form. where the same young men crowd
ed about him and pushed him on to the
step,
A citizen by the name OF vallette. who
was on the car. saw one OF the gang take
Mr.. Careys pocketbook from the left
hand hip pocket Of the victim and imme-
diately gave an alarm.
The thre young men separated and ran
away. hoping by so doing TO puzzle the
crowd that had gathered and to throw
the police off the scent OF the chief
"dlpper."
! The right man was Kept In sight as he
/ ran around the Chamber OF Commerce
building. up College 10 South Main street.
where he was seized by a citizen who
/ turned him over to Patrolman Lime
| han.
| On the wav IN tho station the thief pro.
/ tested his innocence, and declared thai
| he had no pocketbook in his possession.
True. he had not, for he had thrown u
| away. This act was observed by William
/ II. Martin. who picked up the purse anc
/ delivered IL to Patrolman Simons.
Mr.. Carey positively identified his prop
erty and the thief. and so did Mr.. Martin
The pocketbook contained $35 in bills.
The thief gave his name as Frank Cur
tia. and said that he belonged In Albany
lie ls about d years old
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-15

FORCE ON
STRIKE
Workers in tho Plant Of the
Narragansett Brewery Quit
Work This Morning.

The entire bottling force employed at
the plants of the Narragansett Brewing
company went on strike this morning.
Twenty men went out as the result of
meeting OF Brewing Workers Local 245,
held Yesterday afternoon. The bottlers
demands were Incorporated in an agree
ment presented TO the Master Brewers
and Bottlers in April for their acceptance
Nav 1st The agreement was accepted
satisfactorily to all concerned at the time
and the brewery workers did not go on
strike.
President John f. Weiss OF the United
Brewery Workers Local la I'm an inter
view with The News representative this
morning stated that the strike affects but
one plant, that OF the Narragansett Brew
ing company adjoining the brewery In
Cranston.
At this shop 20 men have been employed
including a bother Bottling establish-
ments employ one bother and packers.
bottle washers. etc. The union agreement
calls for s14 per week for the bother and
81. per week for other employees OF the
bottling department.
Mr. Weiss stated that the men are on
strike 10 secure these wages. The bother
AZ the shop has been receiving sl2 and
the athei employees 50. Mr.. Weiss stated
that he expected to visit the manage
ment &C the brewery at o'clock this al
teipoon and II possible would secure a
settlement.
Then Caproni Bros. Union Botuine
company and n. Cahill Of the Eagle Bot
Ting company have already granted the
increase OF wages provided for In th'
union agreement.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-15
ANTI-POLICY
DETECTIVE
MURDERED
Shot Down in Court Building
by Negro About to 30 Tried
for Breaking tho Law.

New York June 15.-Charles McFar-
land OF the Anti-Policy society. was shot
and killed today on the general sessions
floor OF the criminal court building oy
William Spencer. a negro. who was TO
have been placed on trial today on the
charge OF violating the anti-policy law.
detective witnessed the shooting, ana
knocking the revolver from Spencers
hand placed him under arrest.
Four shots in all were fired. two which
struck Mcfarland in the head. third
which penetrated his heart and fourth
which hit Philippe Bray. also member
of the Anti-Policy society, in the arm, IN
fictlng a slight wound Mcfarland was
superintendent of the Anti-Policy society
The negro told the police that Mcrar-
land had been following him and telling
lies about him. Spencer said that he had
met Mcfarland in the elevator on the way
TO the general sessions floor and had
asked him 10 stop talking about MIN.
Mcfarland, the negro said, swore at nim'
As soon as he stepped out OF the elevator
Spencer shot Mcfarland from benind' 10
Inspector McCluskey he said:
I'm no chicken hearted Niger. 1
thought l might as we'll go up for some
thing as nothing. / don't care IL l go
TO the electric chair tomorrow.
AT least 20 persons witnessed the shoot
ing The case was almost Immediately
taken before the grand jury and In less
than two hours after the death of Nc
Farland Spencer had been indicted for
murder in the first degree.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-15
HAS COTTON ENOUGH.
Klnagsr Of WIIIlamsulIs Mills Denies Re-
port That Plant VIII Shut Down.

Danielson. Conn, June 15.-ManaSer At
wood OF the Williamsville Cotton Mills.
says that the report that his mills would
be shut down this week on account OF
shortage In raw material Is erroneous.
He states that he has cotton enough 10
last for some time. The Quinebaug mills
were placed on a +o-horr week scneduie
today They have been working 90. A
small mill here Is also curtailing. but the
Attawaughan. Wauregan. Ballouville.
North Grosvenordale and other plants In
the Quinebaug valley are in practically
full operation. These mills are owned In
Rhode Island.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-15
CHILD FOUND DEAD.
When Parents Came Home From Work
Their Son Was lIfeIess.

When Patrick j. Logan and his wire
OF AZ Fairmount avenue. i'm the olneyville
district. returned home from the mil
where they work this noon they found
their little seven-year-old son, John w.
Logan, lifeless. He had complained OF a
headache when they had started TOT
work. but as he had been subject TO this
malady they thought nothing OF II.
IL had been their custom 10 leave the
children az home, and everything had
been all right until today, when the boy
was found dead
Tyler OF the sixth police station, who no
titled Medical Examiner Perkins, who Is
TO investigate the circumstance.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-15

A meeting in the interest OF peace and
arbitration was held last evening under
the auspices OF the Universal Peace
union at the Congregational church.
Howard. Rev. T.. X Wicket. pastor.
There was prayer and the reading ~
scripture by the pastor and singing by
the excellent choir. Miss Ethel Henry. or
ganlst and Miss Annie Johnson. Miss
Nellie lockwood and Miss Clara Harrey.
vocalists. Francis Gallagher. a vice presi-
dent of the union. gave an excellent and
eloquent address In which he told OF the
aims and purposes OF the Universal Peace
union.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-15
OBSERVED CHILDREN'S DAY.

There was an Observance OF Children's
Day at the Broadway NJ. f.. church yes
terday at all the services. In the morn
ing several infants and older children
were baptized and n number OF young
people were received into the church.
SPECIAL music was a feature Of this ser
vice and Mr.. n. w. Beale rendered the
tenor solo Forever With the Lord" In
addition to the regular program.
In the evening the Sunday school
marched into the auditorium which was
prettily decorated singing Onward
Christian Soldiers after which pleas.
ing concert was given.
The decorations were under the direc-
ton OF Miss Celia l. Booth who was as
sisted class OF girls.