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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-11
CANF|ELDS
AGAIN TO
The FRONT

Richard A. Garfield OF this city. New
York, Saratoga, London and occasional
~. Newport. and his trusty David w.
Bucklin Of New York formerly OF Paw
tucket. have again come conspicuously
forward in the public eye by the signing
by Governor Odell OF the Jerome bill to
prevent gambling in the Empire state.
BY the previous provision OF the Anti
Gambling bill. II Garfield and Bucklin
are indicted under II they can be brought
back from any state IN the union to New
York for trial 1t is said Canfeld. how
ever. will get out OF the country and
Governor odell on Monday signed the
Dowling bill and today II was announced
that Alfred NJ. Rau OF the Municipal
Realty corporation had bought from
David Bucklin, 8 and. s West Forty
stone-front dwellings. Bucklin is Can
fields rcpi sentative The Forty- seventh
street houses have been held byCanfield
as an Investment, with an eye to the
and were sold IN pursuance OF his plan
to dispose of all his properties In New
York city and Saratoga.
In the meantime purchase has been
and park commissioner, Richard II.
Deming. at 66 Burnett street, this city,
and the attractive estate passes Into the
possession of Mrs Richard A. Garfield.
The property comprises about 1900
square feet OF, land. close TO Elmwood
avenue, lawn. shade and fruit trees, three
story structure with mansard roof and
containing II rooms. To enjoy the new
purchase the family will shortly remove
Prom the present residence at 12 Moore
street. In the same neighborhood. which
they have occupied for, several years, and
which Is also owned by Mrs. canheld.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-11
]. H. H0ADLEY
D|S0BEYED
The COURT

New York. May 1i.--Joseph H. Hoad-
ley is making a stubborn fight against
examination in this supplementary pro-
ceedings against Cyrus Field Judson.
with whom ne and Joseph Letter engi-
neered the famous pool in Internati tional
Power stock.
Judson's creditors. w b Franklin and
others. assert that Hoadley scooped up
most. 81 not all. OF Judson's assets. and
they are anxious TO discover under what
circumstances this happened
Mr.. Hoadley has been examined sew
eral times without eliolting anything very
decisive He was directed TO produce
his books and. other papers at the next
examination, which was yesterday. and
was unsuccessful In trying TO have this
order set aside.
Hoadley appeared. but without books
or papers. Asked why he had not obeyed
under the advice OF counsel Then he left
the court room and disappeared.
E. l. Mooney, for the Judson cred-
itors. Immediately asked Supreme Court
Justice BischoH to issue commitment
against Hoadley for contempt OF court.
Justice Bischofr declined on the ground
that such a motion should properly be
brought before Justice O'Gorman.
Mr.. Mooney got an order directing
Hoadley to show cause on Thursday why
he shall not be jailed for contempt Hoad-
ley having vanished from court. however.
IL Is another question whether Mr..
Mooney will be able TO serve him without
the order.
Hoadlsy contends. according TO his
counsel, Jesse q. LAmoreaux. that his
further examins tion is unfair. as he has
told all that he can legitimateiy be called
upon to tell.
He also asserts that his books are
merely asked for 10 help along a fishing
excursion. and that the appellate division
in former case along the same lines
supported him IN his refusal TO produce
them.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-11
HOSPITAL FACILITIES.
Matter Of Accommodations for Contagious
Diseases Discussed at City Hall.

The need OF hospital especially adapt
ed for the care Of the city patients who
have contagious diseases was discussed at
considerable length at a joint meeting Of
the committees on finance and health Of
the city council In the office of the city
solicitor Mt city halt yesterday
fever IL was demonstrated that the Rhode
Island hospital was unable TO care for
them all. and although the matter Of
allowing the hospital more money was
discussed the general sentiment seemed
to favor the establishment OF a special
hospital for the purpose conference
will he held Friday afternoon at which
the hospital authorities will he represent
ed and the matter will he carefully con-
sidered at that time
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-11
F0RESTERS Of MAINE
IN ANNUAL CONVENTION.

Portland. Me. May 11.--Sixty or seventy
delegates Representing nearly all OF the
Is courts In the state were present at
the 11th annual session OF the Grard
court OF Maine Foresters OF America, to-
day Grand Chief Ranger John j. Ken
nedy OF Lewiston. presided. and all the
officers were In their stations. Reports
showed a satisfactory condition OF affairs.
One new court was Instituted during the
charter members. The total membership
1865.
The afternoon session was occupied by
the election OF officers. which developed
lively contest for the principal office The
evening program included a banquet and
entertainment at city Hall. and the ex-
emplhcation OF the Foresters second de-
gree by Court Falmouth OF this city.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-11
NARROW ESCAPE OF FIVE
FlREMEN IN CHICAGO BLAZE

Chicago. May i1-Ffve fremen narrow
iy escaped death in burning building
at 81 Institute place. early today. When
the men arrived the three upper floors
OF the structure. which Ia tenanted by
cabinet and piano makers. were blazing
hotly. Three pipemen climbed ladders
10 the third floor and forced their way
into the centre OF the building. Finding
the heat too great they tried 60 retreat
and then discovered the door had been
caught by falling wreckage
When 10 minutes passed and the three
men did not appear other firemen went
TO the rescue and carried them from the
building They were soon revived.
Twenty-Five minutes later two hremen
we're on the roof when n gave away.
They saved theuselves by clinEine 10 the
walls until ladders could be run up to
them The loss is 0o.con
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-11

far ahead for attractions. other and
stronger, attractions are frequently sub
stituted The managers OF the two thea
tres have already secured what they
believe 20 So a better line OF bookings
than those seen az either house during
the season just closed and these book
ings were better than those o. the pre-
vious season.
William Welp, an actor young In years
but old In experience. Is the latest addl-
ton TO the stock company 10 be al the
Empire theatre this summer. he has
played in the companies Of ". 8. Har-
kins. was one season with tho Canada
Stock company was a member OF Walter
Perkins company In "Jerople, POOR
Man.. and OF the company or George
ObeEin the Broadhurst productions. as
well as several others.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-11

ANY such beiated assurance as we
could now give to the Filipino people
regarding their political independence at
some early but indefinite time would
doubtless have. as Secretary Taft as
serts, disauieting rather than a tyan-
duillzing influence. Nothing is more dan
gerous 20 political tranquility among
such people as the Filipinos than any
form OF political vacillation. New
York Sun
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-11

Patriots are glad that the American
flag floats over the route Of the Panama
canal; but their pleasure should not be
construed as a desire for the sudden and
mysterious establishment OF additional
republics They are more than satisfied
with the government building business
st. Louis Republic
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-11

King Edwards advice the Irish people cultivate the
spirit Of toaton doubt well meant but he fails realize
many them constantly engaged cutvang the soil
gain they have little time for the cultivation OF
anything else.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-11

New that between the Jerome law and the gath
erers she will OF her wealthy citizens
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-11
What Others
Are Saying

New York is going 10 disinfect its
streets. It's a good plan. but New York
ought also 10 disnfect It's society -.
Chicago Record Herald.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-11

furnished his fellow the nfor
nation he has recently looked in his mirror When he does
shall logical Democratic candidate for the pres
dency is, in his opinion.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-11

Former President Cleveland has explained the bond issues
during his second administration but he hasn't explained why such
hard times prevailed during the period.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-11

IL was OF effort for Eugene " Debs protest
against for the presidency by the Socialists The
Socialists looking very keenly in Debs direction just at the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-11

incidentally may be noted that the weeks in which voters
NAV register growing beautifully less.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-11

game of being played in the far east the Jap
seem 10 think is their move all the time
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-11

pngme worthy Of being followed by others than artists Ma
ure is ared n her beautiful garments just
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-11

The Brazilian Industrial association.
which Is probably q trust in disguise. has
adopted resolution declaring that tariff
concessions made TO the United States
are prejudicial 10 Brazilian Industry
Galveston News.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-11

visit Roger Williams park these days is well worth while
Rsins advice the always country the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-11

Perhaps the Japanese will have no bet
ter sense than TO go as far in the direc-
tion OF the Russian base Of operations
as the Russians will let them. The ulti-
mate great war problem may be In get
ting home alive" ."--Cincinnati Enquirer.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-11

'Tf the optimistic statements sent from
ST. Petersburg are correct. It is equipped
for years siege and is impregnable.
This optimism. however. viii be dis
counted. In view OF the unreadiness dis
played by the Russians at other points. "
Baltimore Sun.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-11

1T Mr.. Cochran figures that It cost the
Republicans sls.Oo.ooo IN beat Bryan.
how much does he figure II is costing
Hearst to beat himsef?"-Denver Re
publican.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-11

u is early 20 make announcements for
---xt--r-of-- -+ta 80 44s4Hessiisla- ~ -iaakA
any definite announcement covering the
entire year. Yet II is already certain that
tho line OF bookings for the EmgsC and
Park theatres viii be the beet ever seen
az those houses according 20 Managers
spitz q Nathanson. for many ~ the
bookings have already been made. soDc
II these bookings will without doubt ee
changed for although ~ is the custom
of the msnseers both Of the companies
and ~ the theatres. 30 set safs dotes
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-30
One Of Sherlock Holmes Adventures.

wives We have, but how many we can
keep. My father has now given over his
mills TO me. and ] am the richer man"
But my prospects are better said
the other warmly. When the Lord re-
moves my father shall have his tam
II am your elder. and am higher In the
Church." ~ Il (, j. e
1T will be for the maiden to decide"
5rcjolncd young Drebber. smirking at his
own reflection In the glass. We VIII
leave 1t all to her decision" s
During this dialogue. John Ferrier had
stood Tuning In the doorway. hardly
able to keep his rldlng-whip from the
backs OF his two visitors.
Look here" he said at last, stTiding
up 10 them, when my daughter SUM
mons you. you can come; but until then,
! don't want to see your faces again.
The two young Aformons stared al him
In Arrangement. ln8their eyes thlK cam.
petition between them for tho malden'n
hand was the highest Of honors 70 hel
and her father. 5 W n " Y
There arc two ways out OF the room.
cried Ferrler; there Ia the door, and
there y the window. Which do you care
TO user q lsi
His brown face looked 30 savage. anG
| his gaunt hands 30 threatening. that nh
visitors sprang To their feet and beal
| q hurried retreat. The old farmer fol
| lowed them 10 the door.
"l/et me know when you hays sGtfict
which II 81 10 ne" he said automatically
You shall smart for tbin.9 BtangfrEor
cried, white With rage, 4Y0ii have dcne(
the Prophet and tho cOnDtii ~ Four Vol
shall rue II 70 the eI,la ~ Your Days.
THE hand M the Lard shall bs heayS
4 Opon you, cried young i,reGber. III
viii arre ana En,tt yOu.'
''l'hcnEl' RI start ths tratlinx, nsGlaiin
4 cd Ferrer furioukiy. and you'd have
4 rushed uphtsirs TOR MS Kun md no
Lucy sciz-d hin, W tbe arm aBd, re-
| strained him Bsf1e nv could escap,
from her, the elat,sf ~ apfsss hn1fl
told MIN that tGsY Wsfs beyond hi.
| reach sat
! FrAs young esatinx rsnsis,s be *
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had marked up In some conspici ous po-
,sltion how many days were still left to


had marked up In some CONSPICUOUS po-
ssItion how many days were still left to-
him out of the month8of grace. Some
times the fatal numbers appeared ~ pom
the walls n sometimes upon the 40 ors:
stuck upon the gnrden-gate or t he rail-
ings With all his GLANCE u I'm q Fer e.
rler could moi tdiscoye whence these daily
warnings proceed &c. + "A horror, VIII p was
almost superstitious came d Y pom nm "a :
Sthe sight Of them. III e 4 beca me hag gard
sblcd look OF some haunted creature.
He had but one hope in ! life nova I'd thai AZ
was for the arrival Off The young hunter
from Nevada. i3$ S{
Twenty had changed to fifteen, and q 8.
teen to ten; y. but there VI no news q
dwlndled down. and still there 8ican 1e e
sign OF him. w hem ever a j rsena n c!at-
tered down the road or q driver sll utedi
! at his team, the old farmer hurried to
lathes gate, thinking that help had arrived
at last. At when he sawMfive glYe
way to -four and that ~ gain5fto three.
he lost heart, and abandoned all hope of.
escape. ii Single handed, and with his Inns
| 'ited knowledge of4Gthe mountains which
surrounded the set tlenen T, lie kne " that
he was powerl ess Is The more freauented
roads we're strictly watched and guarded,
and none could pass along them Wtnout
AL, order3.from the council. Turn which
way lie would, III there appeared to be no
avoiding the blow whic huns 9 yer MN,
Yet the old man N aver wa yered IN MS
| resolutlon5to part with lie itself before
! he consented IT o what t he regard ed rs MS
daughters dishonor, h
Be- Re was sitting alone one evening pom
derlng deeply over his trouble ana sea rem,
ling fYainlyt for 81 ONE way 4 out stof HEM
That I morning had q shown the rs ure Z
|supon the wall Of his no ana the $next
day would be the last the a. y az s!
time. What was to ppenS then AZ
llmanner ofSya que and terrible fancies 3tillE
I'd Ills Ilnaginationg And his Sdaug ter
VIVA twas to become of her after he was
gone n WAS d here no escape from the
|invisible net-w ork which wa 3 dra wv IN ~
| round them \ He sank his head upon ne
tablc ana sobbed at the thought OF ms
own impotence &. Bs H g si 3.
Nv hat was that !? In the silence he heard
i 4 gentle cora tchng sou nd--lo VI bu Very
5sistinct. IN the quiet Of tho light! Y cane
| Sfromgt tic doorgo of tho house, Ferrie r scrept
4 into tho hal and listened Int mere
was ~ ma use for a few nome ~ ~ ttl'e!l
1 tie low usidious sound was repea So.
i Some one was eyld entl rs applIhE very Wy.
gent on the Y AZ;
Was It some z 49, hI
/ Sofsithe secret tribunal Or va +; q u some
i agent who was ma IN 8 uIl that the last
4 day OF grace; had arrived. ohn Fer
4 rier felt that instant deat PC Pc,
i ten than the suspense Which H no Oh hls
i nerves and chilled his heart. sprlAslns
forward. he drew the bolt and threw ~ sh y
Il door opan. Il 81 . ss &, I (. ii n i, Y
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CHAPTER ~.
4 FLIGHT FOR LIFE.

u On the morning which followed his
with the Mormon Prophet, john
Ferrier went in to Salt Lake City. and
having found his acquaintance. who was
bound for the Nevada Mountains. he IN
trusted him with his message to Jeffer-
son Hope. In 1t he told the young man,
OF the Imminent danger which threatened
them, and how necessary IT was that he
should return. Having done this. he felt
easier In his mind, and returned home
with "a lighter heart,
AS he approached his farm, he was sur
5prlsed to see a horse htched to each OF
the postsgo OF the gate. Still more sul.pris,
cd was lie on entering to iind two young
men In possession Of his slttlng-room.
One with a long. pale face, was leaning
back IN the chair, with his feet
cooked UP upon the stove. The other,
n hul-necked youth with coarse, bloated
features, was standing In front Of the
Window with his hands In his pockets,
whistling popular hymn Both Of them
nodded To Ferrier( as ho3 entered, and tho
one In tho rocking chair commenced the
conversation, .s53 ~
Maybe you don't know Ms,r he said.
This here Is the son OF Elder Drebber.
and I'm Joseph stangerson., who travel
led with you in the desert when the Lord
stretched out his hand ana gathered YOU
into the true fold. iii
'tAs he viii all the nations In his own
good Tine" said the other. In II ma raj
voice; ''he grindeth slowly but exceedingly
| small f5s
John Terrier bowed col1ly He had
| guessed who his visitors were.
I'VE have come continued stangerson
,.at the advice OF our. fathers 10 solicit
the hand Of Your daughter for whichever
4 OF us may seem good TO you and 10 ifri
4 AS have bilt four wives and Brother
lorebhcr here has seven, II appears TO mi
\ tina, my claim s8the stronger one.
1 Nay, nay, Brother Stangerson," cried
the ri har: nLhs question Is nor hn& ma n
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Ian ghorne, who IS III at the Il Mart nth ha
Jefferson Sanito rum. " 53i " f
Harpcr--Rarnspeck.s


Harper Ramspeck.
From Atlanta comes The n Tvs g s. = e
engagement Of Miss lean Ram aspect =, .lne
Youngest daughter of Mr.. and NJ rs.sst fe,o.
Ranspeck,{ TO liam Iioss Harper,
general manage OF the souln,attallti :,
life Insurance Company. OF Richmond,
where Mr.. Harper has lived since co M;
ing here from Atlanta some years go.
Miss ERanspeck is said to be al; lovely
ana engaging young lady. The marriage
will take place October 5th at the Rome
Of the brides parents. Decatur Ca and
will be fashionable society event: 4
Richard-Y oakley.
;HAIr. and Mrs. Martin f. oakley. tof
iChambersville. near Winchester, have
sent out Invitations to the wedding of
their daughter. Miss Katherine Eliza
beth Yeakley, 10 Dr., jacob Al Richard,
a we'll known young physician. The scerc-
mony Will take place at the Round Hill
Presbyterian Church \ on Thursday eve.
ming September Sth, at B half-pas t &
o'clock, and a reception will follow at
the home OF ths-bride, Miss Yeakley is
&one of the most attractice and accom-
plished young ladies In; Frederick county,
and numbers! her friends by the&score.
The announcement OF her wedding has
been the source OF widespread interest
Miss Culpeper's 4Betrothal.
DR. and Mrs. Vernon 6. culpeper, Of
Portsmouth, who have been entertaining
a house party "a their " illoughby Beach
cottage for he pa st week, haveAjust an
nounced the enga cement f their dauSh-
ter, Eta Vernon Cul pepper, TO DR.. STAN
Icy Hope Graves. Il popular and prominent
young Portsmouth .ystctail. Miss Cul-
pepper is a Portsmouth belle. The date OF
!, the marriage will be&announced later.
Dr.. Alderman's Arrival. |
~ Dr.. and Mrs Edwin Aldermsn. who
have been In the IA dirondac ks. are no'* in
New York city. They are scheduled 70
lSarrive In Charlottesville Monday. Sep
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might was fine. and i he n
ling brightly overhead The lessfr ont
Il ga rden lay before the farmers yes
bounded by the fence and galtae p 'l's
neither there nor on he road was ga any y
human being 70 be seen With g sign
OF relief Terrier looked to % q n az
ITO left until happening to glance straig ny ny
down at his own fee he saw to his q VI
tonishment a man lylng fiat upon his "a e CO
!, upon THE ground, will ,arlns g an nd legs
all asprawl. IL s3352 5B3ss sss.
s 30 ,lnnerved was he at the sig htst sti :.
he leaned up ainst the wall with MS y
hand to his throat 4 q STR fe his incl'na-
ton Ia call out His first thought was vas
sthat the prostrat wa that 81 some ~
wounded or q but as ne
ana Into the hall wi the Erapldit u
|Rnoiseessness OF a serpent. once Wt.ll -
|sthe house tho ma r, spra ne VI MS Sc
closed the door, and reyeale ed 70 { ne a g
tonished farmer the fierce leso-
Islutes expressi Y Emerson s. = 4
s.1 ow vol scared me W ha teyers N De
you come In Ike tina 4, /, J. y Z i
uGiyef ME food, e, 4 he other said hoarss-
lEly have had mo lime for bite 9 ,. sup
for eight-and forty oursi ttek H.,
selfalpons the cold meat and brcad SWhiGM
were Still lying upon the table IRON, e, ms
host supper, and
w.. Does Lucy bear UP wei ~
When he had tisted his !, /, ! z, 4,
''Yes, She does not KIN !le aut1'
her father answered. q, \,
.everv siie D. That lis why II tcraWleed my
Way'up 70 ii, hey ma be daFnea snaFp z
l9bh,if they,re mot quite sharp en- VII y
"a ton a Washoe hunter !, j, z;
IN Fcrrer4 felt iffeEent mt = 1 y.
lthat he realized that he. had g
II seized the young mans ' =, :
lsnnd wrung It cordla ). ou're =
ia be nrnud OF Va said !, =,
many who woul come to sllss d ~ y
! Ger and our tropb les. 81 81 IS Il a Z,
,tYou,yeTl hit 1t there, pard, me YOU'VE as
hunter ans Wered have sh ~ -
vo,. utilfSyou We're lone
I'd think twice before put % y.s ne V,
Unto such a hornets y Us. w
brings me here and be- fore rln sons u
on her i gu ess here syl ne olle 'ss ~
the Hope family lin $50 z. II. ,ilsss
What are we ito do \ ~ IN !.
tomorrow Is yo "a 8 Saa ~ o.
less You act tonight you are Lost. !, ! n =
lie RayIne, How Vi niue h m one W Y
pvo hop,ssansaf dolla y ~ sod and fye
,Tiiat Will do as niue = 2, 1 o ~
4 to add to- IL. we must pnsl for g Arson
Il City through the mounta Is 9ll nv ~
Nest wake Lucy It lis as we'll IN 3. ~
servants do not sleep In the Bho Y l g,
il W