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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-29
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COLUMBIA PULLS UP.


As the Reliance kept on she seemed to
meet heavier seas off this point and soon
began 10 drop back 10 the Columbia At
1855 the Reliance was still leading but
the Columbia had pulled up so close that
Il looked as II the old cup defender was
within her time allowance OF the new
boat, after FIVE miles OF the course had
been sailed.
In the meantime the Constitution had
some trouble with her headsais and the
other two boats dropped her rapidly. being
almost three-quarters Of a mile 10 the
windward OF her At one o'clock the
Reliance was stu leading but the feature
OF the race up TO this time had been the
work OF the Columbia.
The contest between the Reliance and
The Columbia as they passed this point
wind was true from the east northeast,
and the Columbia apparently kept well
within her time allowance OF the new
boat. and at one time seemed almost TO
have reached the Relance's weather
quarter. Both boats. however. were
the Reliance held better berth, as she
was I'm a position 10 force the Columbia
about at any time.
Still the new boat was being harder
pushed than at any time since she began
racing. with the exception. perhaps. OF
The poor work OF the Constitution was "A
disappointment. In view OF her excellent
showing in previous races. But II was
In keeping with two years ago, when the
Columbia usually beat her in strong
RELIANCE PULLS AHEAD.
All the boats hold well of shore before
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-29
DEMURRER OVERRULEO.
Decision Of Appellate Court In Case Of
Whltford. Bartlstt & Co. vs.. Bernard.

The appellate division OF the supreme
court has overruled defendants demurrer
to the complainant's bill in the case Of
whitford. Bartlett & Co. vs. Anthony
Bernard, trustee.
Complainant got judgment against one
Mary F.. Burlington for s69l.5s and re-
Gently the latter conveyed property worth
more than the judgment TO Bernard.
He says the income from the property
is verey small but the comyplainant's say
the income Is large and they want an ac-
counting and also their judgment salts
fed
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-29
DEFENDS LYNCHING.
Another Point Of View" Is the Topic Of q
Chicago PreachH.

Chicago. June 29.-"I am no advocate
OF lynching or OF mob law, but l would
rather see a community wrought to the
highest pitch over crimes that would
seem impossible this side OF hell. than 10
remain apathetic." was the declaration
Of the Rev. Or. w. A. Bartlett OF the
First Congregational church yesterday In
a prelude on "Lynching from Another
Point OF View"
DR.. Bartlett said among other things;
we shudder at the torture OF the crimi-
nal who is burned. but apparently forget
10 shudder for the innocent girls whose
mental and spiritual agony is tenfold
greater than that OF the FIRE. This is not
a race problem. except so far as one race
are the offenders. The white man who
commits the same crime is just as guilty.
The indignant uprising OF the commu-
nifty and some OF the best men in II 10
avenge wrong OF such awful magnitude
may be technically lawlessness. but the
spirit which causes the uprising is the
reflection OF higher civilization.
There are crimes so dreadful that the
pure and the chivalrous. and the strong
find IL well-nigh impossible to endure the
thought that such a degenerate should
pollute the earth by his presence
1T is easy TO theorze about the anar-
chy OF mob law. but the same hand
which penned the calm editorial might
De the nrst hand to grasp the torch II
IL was mother, wife or daughter who
was tho victim.
Il say that when you look at a lynch
Ing from another view point II is simply
the bursting forth of an indigna tion and
loathing that will not he checked In
the Old Testament days they made short
work of such an offender.
Lynchfng is certainly a bad method.
and forms the habit OF disorder -nd
makes man bloodthirsty But IL II a. 20
be avoided there certainly is cell for e
sure and speedy trial of these wrstches.
who often brazenly deny crime anrri red
tape OF legal processes, bur confess alb
tectly when confronted wtrh Seternined
men.
1T is useless 10 bring 20 .ztsl good men
who rise UP To protect their Gresides.
The community VIII. not bear II. II
men object to burn 10. then cease from
crimes which make a ration sick"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-29
ALTON ARRESTED.
President II the Columbia Sold Mining Co.
Taken Into CUSTODY Al New York.

New York. June 2s.--'Henry Alton.
president OF the Columbia Gold Mining
company. was arrested today charged
with violation OF section S63 of the penal
code. which makes II a misdemeanor to
neglect To file with the county clerk the
names of the persons composing a COM
pany or copartnership.
The company has been advertising very
largely In Italian. Polish and Yiddish
newspapers Among the names used in
the advertisements were those of Samuel
w. Thompson and Walter r. aton, en-
ployes OF the custom house here.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-29
$1,200,000
FOR THOMAS
CHILDREN
They Prove They Lent That
Sum TO Their Fathsr-The
SensraI Left s20,0OO,0O0.

New York. June 1s.-Edward Russell
Thomas and his sister. Eleanor Thomas
Beekinan. have established to the salts
faction OF Surrogate Fitzgerald that they
lent their father, the late Gen. Thomas.
the sum Of 100000 each and that this
sum was never returned.
Consequently they are entitled to
p 200 900. plus interest. In addition to their
individual shares in their fathers estate
OF upward OF y2o.oooooo
The loan which Mr.. Thomas and his
sister claim 10 have made their father
was given at the time OF the troubles of
the Seventh National bank. Gen. Sam
institution, and before the final crash
advanced nearly 100000 too keep II on
Its feet.
His son. Edward r. Thomas. was made
president for a few days to succeed Will
liam II. Kimball. who resigned, but this
did not save the bank, its doors being
closed by order OF the United States gov
Edward r. Thomas testified that his
father gave him and his sister 5000 600
Pach on May 20. 1901. and to their mother
ne gave 100000 Fearing that these large
Transfers might occasion comment he In
3uced William II. Taylor, vice president
81 the Trust company. to go TO his house
At Ardsley, where he was lying III. and
bee that the matter went through in a
legal manner.
II want you to understand that I give
these 10 my children as free gift" said
the old general raising himself on his
corch. and by a wave OF his hand indi-
eating the checks for s., ,200, 900, "and that
there Is no string TO H."
The checks were duly deposited and
fhree weeks later his balance at the Bow
ding Green Trust company having be-
come low. Gen. Thomas asked his son
and daughter to lend him the money. The
loans were made to the father I'm the
shape OF checks. their mother. DR.. wal
ter 8. Chappeil. the family physician;
William ii. Taylor vice president OF the
Bowling Green Trust company. and
Henry NJ. Work. Gen. Thomas secretary,
being present.
Mrs. Thomas went on the witness
stand In support OF her children's claim
and said that at the time OF the gift her
husbands mind was perfectly clear. The
general. Mrs. Thomas said. had always
~ fad for carrying a large bank ac-
count
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-29
HEAVY RAIN.
Compelled the President 10 Remain Indoors
at Sycamore NH.

Oyster Bay. l.. l., June 29.-Rain In
continuous downpour kept the president
indoors at Sagamore Hill today.
DR.. Lyman Abbott. editor OF the Out
look arrived this morning and took
luncheon with the president and Mrs.
Roosevelt His call was purely social
The executive offices In the Moore block
were opened for business today.
The president has let II be understood
that he will have little time during this
summer at Sagamore Hill to devote to
the reception of casual visitors. Those
whom he may desire TO see he will In
vite TO oyster Bay and others who wish
to call upon him will be required to make
an engagement.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-29
LATE Labor NOTES.

The Labor Day committee, consisting
OF ten representatives from the Building
Trades Council and ten from the Central
Trades and Labor union met in the Labor
Temple yesterday afternoon and elected
an executive board OF seven, consisting
OF John c. Barrett of Painters Local 1876.
chairman; Matthew ONeil OF Team
Drivers Union $50. secretary; George w.
Wilson of the Cigarmakers' local, treas
urer; John McCann OF the Typographical
union. VIM. Jasper OF the Plasterers'
union, Thos. f. Kearney Of Carpenters
Local 632 and VIM. Ney OF the Bartend-
ers' local.
Several bids for the Labor Day pro-
gram were considered. but none were sat-
isfactory. Messrs. Andrew Mccormick
and Geo. w. Wilson were appointed a
committee to take charge OF the matter.
Efforts will be made 10 get out q better
program than ever before and consider
able space will be devated To local labor
news The program will be well illus
trated with cuts OF all the prominent
local leaders, including cuts of the mem
bers of the committee
A communication was sent to Paw
tucket last night to ascertain whether the
Pawtucket locals wish TO combine with
the Providence locals or will hold a cele-
bration OF their own.
The Slate, Tile and Gravel Roofers meet
tonight and II Is expected that in another
week they Will receive charter. John
G. Barrett business agent OF the Paint
ers local has directed the movement with
great success. Carpenters local 632 holds
It's regular meeting tonight.
The retail clerks go down the bay on a
moonlight" tomorrow evening. The
Mount Hope has been chartered and a
comfortable crowd Is expected. The
International Convention OF Retail Clerks
Is to be held In GAINESVILLE o.. July 18th.
Walter A. Clarke will represent Rhode
Island on the summons OF International
Treasurer Max Morris.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-29
$4,000 IN PUBLIC REQUESTS

Dedham. Mass. June 29.--One hundred
and fifty thousand dollars In public be-
quests are given by the will of George
r. Winch OF Brookl.ne. which was filed
In the Norfolk county registry Of probate
today.
The will provides for members OF the
family and sets aside $3.50, 900. the residue
OF the estate. To be divided In equal shares
as follows:
First 10 found n scholarship to be
known as the George Frederick Winch
scholarship at any institution which the
executor, James g. Parrish OF Richmond.
Va, shall name
Second. to he given any charity OF the
Trlnltarian Congregational church which
the executor shall name.
Mr.. Winch was a prominent boot and
shoe merchant OF Boston.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-29
RELEASE FROM QUARANTINE

Seattle. wash. June 2s.--JTnited State,
fish commission steamer Albatrcss with
a party of scientists on board will he re-
leased from quarantine after fumigation
at Port Townsend today.
The one case Of smallpox discovered
on the vessel June 25 was promptly iso-
lated and the patient is now In duaran-
tine. There was at no time danger Of
contagion through the vessel
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-29
ON SERIOUS CHARGE.
Medoras Arrested on Charge Of CrlmInaIIy
AssaUItIng a I0.year. Old Girl.

Jennison OF 336 South Water street OBJ
served a man on the dock who had a
little white girl, whom he was maltreat-
ing.
Jennison gave chase for and caught the
low got away.
Patrolman j. F. Lyons was notified. and
soon found the fugitive In "A barroom at
the corner OF Cent and South Main
Jennison and the girl. who is Mary
Black. 10 years old poth identified the
man, who proved to be Frank Meldoras
a Portuguese.
The child had, so she asserted, been
assaulted
Police Surgeon Griffin will determine
that fact this evening
At the least Medoras will be held for
attempted carnal knowledge
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-29
IN SOCIETY

Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Livingstone Kelly
Of this city are occupying a house az
warwick Neck for the summer
Miss Isabel Russell Brown IL the guest
OF her friend. Mies Sawyer. OF Worcester.
Rev. Asbury r. Krom, pastor Of the
Henencent Congregational church sails
tor Europe during the coming week
Where be win spend the summer months
Dr. and Mrs. Albert Henry cushman.
whose wedding IN the First Universalist
church was . recent social event ar
ffted home from their honeymoon trip
spent on the coast of Maine. yesterday.
Mrs. William n. Peters and children IN
~ Sea Girt. ~. j.. for the summer.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-29
HEAVY DOWNpOUR.
In Eight Hours 2;3S Inches Of Rain Fell al
New York.

New York. June 29.--In the eight hours
from a. m. 10 noon today rain fell here
stores along the waterfront were flooded.
cellars were filled with water and on
many streets the car tracks were sub
merged.
Lightning this forenoon struck Tam
many hall and the Bank OF the Metropo-
lis In Union Square. tearing a large hole
In the roof or the latter building and
causing panic among the inmates OF the
various offices. In the williamsburg sec
ton OF Brooklyn, street car trafic was i'm
peded for a time and at Wall street and
Harrison avenue the water was five feet
deep.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-29
NORTHEAST GALE.
Prevented Race Between the Shamrocks Of
Sandy Nook Today.

New York. June 2e-The proposed race
between the two shamrocks was made
impossible today by the, prevailing
weather conditions, much to the disap-
enthusiastic yachtsmen.
A bowling northeast gale with rain and
fog swept over the course and even the
Horseshoe afforded poor protection to the
fleet OF cup hunters.
Today's race was to have been over the
regular cup course.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-29
NOT A RAID.
nate Man Causes Arrest Of Alleged Wife
and Her Piramour.

A Portuguese. who claimed 10 he mar
ried 10 woman whom he had tracked
20 hotel on Crawford street caused
her and her escort To be arrested there
this afternoon.
The three were taken 10 the Central
station In the patrol wagon, which fact
gave rise 90 the theory that A raid had
been made.
Owing 10 lack Of proof Of marriage
complaints OF improper conduct will be
preferred In the Sixth district court to-
morrow.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-29
STRIKE NOT BROKEN

Philadelphia. June 29.-The strike at the
John and James Dobson Carpet and
Blanket mills was nSt broken today. AL
though 1000 day workers last Saturday
voted to return today at the old scale Of
sixty hours. work and pay, less than 200
hands reported at the mills
At the Southwark mills 120 weavers re-
turned today. This plant employs about
$50 operatives.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-29
BABY'S
BODY
FOUND
Mother Who Threw tho Child
Into tho River Is Under
Arrest at Lewiston.

Lewiston. Me-. June 29-The body Of the
child OF Mary Massad. a Syrian. fc-
which the police have been searching for
four days. was found I'm the river today.
The woman was arrested lass week.
charged with murder OF her nine-days-
old infant. by throwing IL into the An
droscoggin river from the Maine Central
railroad bridge hearing OF the case
is being delayed on account OF Mary
Massad's serious illness. due to expos
ure. Doubts OF is.r recovery are felt.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-29
RELIANCE is
IN THE LEAD.

tacking to starboard. the Columbia being
irst 10 come about and head towards
Seaconnet. Reliance followed almost i'm
mediately. being a triie sstern OF Colum-
bia but well TO windward. while the Con-
stitution was about mile behind. While
on the inshore tack the wind began TO
soften and as n did so the Reliance began
to pull away from the Columbia.
Both Reliance and Columbia held well
In TO Seaconnet river before tacking for
the mark. but the Constitution swung
around before she reached there and IL
looked as II she gained somewhat by that
move. Al O'Clock the boats were well
down 20 the mark with Reliance still lead
ing while from this point IL appeared as
II Constitution had closed UP considerably
on the other two.
AT THE OUTER MARK.
II took the yachts trife under two
hours 10 sail the fifteen miles 10 the
vindward mark and when they turned
II was seen that the Constitution had
picked up considerably by not going into
Seaconnet river The yachts all wore
round the mark. being timed from shore
as follows
Reliance 2:OS:i7.
ColumbiaG 2:l0:33
Constitution. 2:l2J9.
All the boats gybed over 10 port. imme-
diately on rounding, and set spinnakers
TO starboard The good work OF the
Columbia IN keeping up with Reliance
caused considerable comment among the
yachtsmen on shore. and IN was the opin-
ion among some of the experts that if
Reliance could not beat the old boat
more than a minute and three-quarters in
15-mile thrash 10 windward. In a 10
knot breeze, the Americas cup was In
great danger.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-29
new CORPORATION

Articles Of association were issued this
morning from the office Of the secretary
OF state TO George w r. Matteson. Moses
B. l. Goddard Sophia Augusta Brown
and Frank w. Matteson under the name
OF the Brown Land company.
The object OF the company is to pur-
chase. improve and otherwise deal In real
estate.
The company is capitalized at $500. 900.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-29
PROBABLY DROWNED

Machias Me-. June 2e.-Raymond Dob
byn of Machiasport IL believed 70 have
lost his life by drowning I'm the bay near
Head Harbor Island Dobbyn started
from Jonesport for tho Island I'm a small
boat last Friday and did not return.
a searching party found the boat over
turned and flled with water lie was IS
Years old
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-29
FOOTBALL PLAYERS FINED

Lynn. Mass. June 29.-Sixteen members
~ the Emerald football team OF Boston
pleaded guilty To charges of drunkenness
before Judge Amerige of saugus this
morning. and were nned g. each They
were arrested after a fight IN North sau-
gus woods Sunday morning.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-29
CAR BUILDERS IN CONVENTION.

Saratoga, ~. Y. June 2a-The American
Master Car Builders association began
It's 9th. annual convention here today.
The annual address was delivered by
President J. W. Marden ~ Boston. Treas
urer John Kirby of Adrian. Mich. ard
Secretary Joseph W. Taylor OF Chicago
submitted annual reports.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-29
AT MORTGAGES SALE.
The WHITEHALL Estate at Newport Sold
10 Mrs. Coogan for $4,000.

Whitehall" the David II. King, Jr..
place at Newport, was sold at mortgage
sale this noon at the instance OF Brown
University corporation. Harriet b. Coo
gan, wife OF James Coogan OF New York,
was the purchaser. paying s42. 100
The place Is taxed for $4,000 and a
couple OF weeks ago IL was reported sold
a private sale 10 Mr.. Coogan, but there
arose legal complications and the adver-
tised sale went on as arranged.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-29
GOVERNOR SRANTS A RESPITE

Albany. ~ Y. June Ex-Governor odell
today granted n respite TO the three Van
wormer brothers who were sentenced 10
he electrocuted next week for the muir
der Of their uncle. Peter a. Hallenbeck.
at Greenport Columbia county, until Sep
temher
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-29
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.

The Jury panel reported this morning
and the trial OF one of the criminal cases
set down for today would have proceed
ed but for the illness Of Mr. Charles r..
German. who was the counsel for the de-
fendnnt
The case was put over until the fall
term with the others
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-29
100 BODIES RECOVERED.
II Is Believed 10 Corpsss Are still In the
Wreck Of Ellbao Train.

Madrid. June 2s.-By midnight one hun
dred bodies had been extricated from the
wreck OF the Bilbao train which was
overturned Saturday night from a bridge
into the Nejerlla river and IL Is estimated
that seventy corpses remain In the
MreckaRe.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-29
SEVEN TEAMS WILL COMPETE.

London, June 29.-The National Rife
association has been officially notified
that at least seven teams representing
tha United States. Great Britain. France
Norway. Canada and Australia will com
pete for the Palma trophy. Switzerland
and Rhodesia are possible competitors.
Natal II the seventh competitor for the
trophy.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-29
TRANSFERRED TO INSANE DEPARTMENT

William Stevens Morse. who shot and
killed julia Toombs FEW weeks ago. and
who was last week adiudFed irresponsible
for her death nv reason Of insanity. was
today transferred from the county Jail
20 the state hospital for the insane. lie
ls I'm the dangerous ward and wears belt
and attached handouts Of leather.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-29
REGISTRATION.

The registration still continued To fall
of and for Saturday there were 7e5 who
enrolled. i75 Of whom came in after s p.
m, making a total of 1892. which was
335 short Of what was recorded last year
on the corresponding day.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-29
AMERICAN CRICEsTERS IN ENGLAND

London. June 2a-The Philadelphia
cricketers began a match at Taunton TO-
day against Somersetshire eleven. The
visitors were all out In their nrst innings
for "a runs
At lunch time Somerset had scored
eight runs for one wicket down.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-29

saratoga. ~. Y. June a-The striking
employees of the international Paper com
pany resumed work today at the mills in
Fort Edward. South Glens Fails and
Sandy Hill The troubles were ended by
concessions on both sides.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-29
POsTMASTtRS APPOINTED

Washington. June 2a--The following
four'h-class postmasters were appointed
today:
Chamberiin
Rhode Island-Rookville. John II. Pal
mer
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-29
roo LATE TO BE CLASSIFIED.

WANTED SMALL FURNISHED
cottage for balance Of season. Field =
Point OF Pawtuxet preferred. Address
Box liz. Olneyville.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-29
New York Stock Market.

Reported for The News by N. CURTIS
FLETCHER e. CO.. street floor. Bangan
Building
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-29
MANUFACTURING COMPANIES

NJ. Freez. & c. stor 100 ....
p, +. r.. a. ~. s. B.. 100 .... .
do. SIS ............. 100 go.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-11-26

steel rails for export. \ sharp rally in
the raw copper market il London may
have helped Amalgamated and Anaconda
The special movement in Southern Rail
way was without explanation, although
the stock had been literally dipped Off
sor an advance. The late recovery IN
the marked wiped out all the principal
losses ana established scmc fair gains
III the industrials.
The bond market became very duh
ami was irregular. Total sales (par value}
were $3.50, 900.
United States refunding 2's and the
cid and new Is declined IA and the 3's
IL per cent. on the last call.
Total sales OF stocks today 374 200 shares
including Atchison $3.50; Baltimore and
Ohio S,793; Chesapeake and Ohio $500;
Erie $500; Louisville and Nashville 81,
500 Missouri Pacific 5,l90; Norfolk and
Western 600; Pennsylvania 20,005; Read
ing 5000: Rock Island $500 Southern
Pacific 1920; Southern Railway 21,G25;
Southern Railway preferred 200; Union
Pacific 1900; Copper 1850; American
Locomotive preferred 1860: Smelling s.
S60 Sugar 10. no; Anaconda 4G,70o; Brook
Ign Transit S,0S5; Republic Steel preferred
1910; Tennessee Coal and Iron $500:
L. S. steel $3.50; y. s. Steel preferred
1856