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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10

From fbD Sew NUNuH
Nr q % Sloan .s reDslgrna luu
re- severe .Inoat
Nr % knapp seriously '' 60. ho.
home HD Cathedral street
D. IS Candidate shipped twenty-five
barrels oft pottery 0D Che &c. luu.
Worlds Fair
lu che trn p'n contest f1r women
roo the Edward Andrews alloys. Wra A.
~ BeuUhun who 'oada. hls Increased
her SCORE fsom a1a tu 222
a Telegram received bpr. .s I0 thu
effect chat IauehiDr wa. born t0
Mrs George Dr. E'.H who s .u phu
ldeiphin
OWNS tu the maiI docket and u
sufficient court fund Judge John a.
McFc BIAS decided NOT .0 bold term
1f district court at Au.r San Juan
county uoSt month
hsIiUr1 FrrHu. rHuchmBu end
hcDp EroWor. living Rf Coyote. RIO
Arriba county arrived FROM tho north
with hIs daughter Mary lG years oId.
whom hU placed Iu IHa Academy of tho
sisters 0I lurpttu ThI. F lar fourth
year at tho institution sbo BE- worry
fond of fhe teachers auI oft ho mode
lot living af Ibe Academy buf hopes io
graduate or fbc proper Time
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10
An "Audaeious" Engineer

Engineer y ID Lancaster rotnrnai
from visit east tho first of the
week and bad che audaclty to bring
hia u.fe back with him AHor hIa
host oft friends SCOT over tho first
shock they gnt t0eothor and paid
Jake and his wife little visit which
they win bo slow to foreet After che
WInslow hani hHd played @ few alra
and aomo Eo1i music wa render
cd boz tho mandolin club. che bride and
rfoom received the congratulations of
thc eaihorIne in tho form of "a rlf
~ silycrwAre Wlnal0w Mail
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10
Ntw POSITIONS eRsArso.

q l.. WhcatIey and G. e oosoett are
Road Foremen of E9wpment o. Y. 2.
Two now positions have hepn GRO
a'ol un fhc Rock island hy the newly
appointed master mechanic. q W.
slodol who De- stationed at Horton
Kansas.
% o. Whoafiev n appointed io bc
road foreman of equipment of tho
Eaa EI poa1 8nI South Kansas 90
vision and g. ~ Gosaett ls appointed
to be roaI foreman of equipment OF
tho Wost EI paa1 division
70 lH mot announced at thH Ime
whether tho policy OF appointments
of road foreman off equipment viii ho
extended 90 ihe other divisions of ths
r1ad ur mot
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10

olreday az work repairing bridges On.
GENTLY destroyed hy floods n viii
tafo at least month Co got the
hI.lgcs and roalhei In shape Tor Iast
trims 90 run over in Tuvion and
CroRIer canyons repairs are under way
hnf 90 VIII ho several months before
fH' track la puf .u me same c0uIi
zion that % wns before the floods
THE railroad company .s rushing work
Bli along the line hundreds of extra
men being on the unyroIis of ail sec.
lions In this county KInrmau Min.
ar
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10
SPEED UNIT TAKEN on.

Santa Fe Passenger Engineers May
Nos Make Schedule Time.
Tho recent order of Ono Santa Pc
management t0 ihD passenger rurI
nora lut 200 exceed ratio OFF anoed
nj thirty mile- nn hour un th, eastern
division and Ono rmp1rIa cutoff baE
been rosciadpd
The order was .n effect hut about
two weeks while HDmo of The tracks
wore foft from thC heavy rains which
were continued FOR several woola Tho
regular schedule Dr. somewhat In ev
ccsa ~ thirty miioa an hour bUt the
Santa o. preferred fo hr ou 'ho safe
side
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10

"a a. N.ckeuon. formerly general
superintendent oc the Atchlson. TO
peka and Santa Fo In Topeka hui
who has lived ln Mexico Tor Ten years
where ho was general manager of tho
Mexican Central hos been transferred
t1 New York enc following announce
mon' having been sent out
ON and aftrf September I tho head
quarters of Mr o. q NIckenon. vice
president win ho 90 Now York whar.
in connection with other duties hs
W.ll have charge of mo accounting
ana purchasing departments
Mr o Is Hamilton heretofore
assistant to tho vico president Ia
Mexico iH transferred t0 the position
NJ assistant to tho president ln charge
~ traffic and such other duties as
nay he assigned 10 him.
"a A ROBINSON.
President
Approved 81 CLAY Pierce Chair
man DO the BOARD
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10

WeasH. O. % FuIen auI 80 C 7fnt
art huth of Carabad have boon aD.
no.uroI .rr rre .dout of fhe Sew
MDaIe1 Trrriu.sl Fnir uhIrH is to h0
hDId Iu albuquerque October 90 t0 l5
Inclusive The HII I11a a'Ier 600 DOB.
israIH off th.H rrI.ou 9r 600 territory
and Hae fhaI It H property repre- uIrd
af tHJ n'r Argus.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10

ornl ven known machiniats ON near.
BY divisions are being mentioned n
connection with fhc local foramanshln
Mr Essox De- first class senuemau
a sincere honest workman ior the .n.
forests NJ hiH employers and there are
many in Albuquerque who Will ut
rrct foo learn of His anprnachius dr
nnrfurn
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10

Losr rHEla HAT cHecKs.
Drummers Elected From Train and
SUI Tor $1,000 Damages.

. ~ and D. n GVIun of nalUmDte.
Nd nave filed su.f against the Chi
caF1 g Alton railway 90 Bloomington
lIl i0r $4,000 damaeo last week
they were olocfed from 70 train by the
Incal police Officers upon iho request
of the company lor failure t0 account
ior hal checks given tnam hy the con
durIor cortlfyug ,haI .l.y had Nyon
up transportation for TO- Louis Tho
company asserted that such checks
must De- displayed or accounted flr
ihr complainant slu tru travelling
salesman representing au eastern food
company deny tnnt .HeH checks must
he displayed and ui maae test
case
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10
NEED A NEW MAN


Aen1rd.ng To- good authority tho
Rock Island ulll SOON have q fh.rd
vice president iH chars. uf traffic for
the entire system TH. Huek island
formerly bad such ul u1u AMI j.
30 johnson uuH Could man. ru.
'ruIlHd traffic uut when I0p Maoros
got control Mr johnson .eu the conn
pauy AMI the position Was .Hft vacant
D. D. Holden. freight traffic mana.
eor and John Sebastian passenger
traffic manager have been rDuouus
directly io President WIuchp'l pt
under INC new plan thny would report
GO che third vice president
Presidents iorco and Wughtl arc
said not to Boz satisfied with mo Iasf
years traffic resrIfa AND think hy
appointing a new man bon charge ron.
dt.ous will Doe improved
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10

stock of said corporation 90 one hun.
drod thousand dollars. and the mum.
her 90 shares of which said capital
stock shall consist On one hundred
thousand of the par value of one dol.
lar each. ail of the stock OF said com.
pany when issued to be- n0n.asaossfhlo
and may he issued fully paid in pay.
mont Tor such property and property
rIehia as may boz deemed by tho
hoard ot directors go bo necessary ur
cNpelIeut for the business oft the
company
ffth Tho time for which said cor
ruraiiun shall D8.Ft is fifty years from
and alter fhc date of Its corporation.
SIXTH The number of the directors
of said corpors pa shall bo NOT less
than three. nor more than five us may
be- determined from time 20 time by
The stockholders oi said corporation.
and tho names and residence OF those
Whn are appointed for the grst three
months are aa folloWa
AIouz1 % McMU,u Albuquerque.
Sew MoNIru HorHou D. Rnm0Ids. Al
au4u0rIuc Sew MDNCl. aud Eue,ne
A. f.sto Santa F. Ncw MpkIco.
seventh The principal place of
business of said IpmUl Land Company
shall br u thr city cot Albuquerque.
County of BafuaI.Ilo Territory of New
Mexico.
n Witness whereof wc have heiouu
Iu eHf mr hands Bud ae1la thIs apth
iay off AuHusf. 1904
AZ ONO o. MrNUIEN. lsoaU
HERBERT o. RAYNOIDs. tsmD
EUGENE a. rlsKE tsoaD.
Territory uf New Mexico. County of
Honalllo. ss
ON th.s 29th day of August 1904
before mr "a notary public within and
for said county personally appeared
A.1nt0 49, McMu.on and Herbert p
Reynolds f1 mo bu1vu to bo tho psr.
IONS described Zoo aud who executed
h' t1reso.us Instrument and acknowl
edged 'h1f they executed fho same as
Ihc.r uue a.f and decd
lu witness whereof q have hDrpun
Zoo subscribed ml name and affixed
my nnar.aI aus' fhr day aui ycm last
lboy. written
lsea1 FELIX LESTER.
Notary Public
Territory of New Mexico County of
Santa Pc. sa
ON fh.a auIn day OF August. 1904 De-.
fore mr o. notary public within ana for
said county personally appeared Eu.
-eup A. fisko to me known to bo the
person described bon and who executed
De foregoing instrument and ackuowl.
edged that ho executed tha same as
DIS free oct and deed
lu witness whereof have hprrunt8
suhschrIhct my name and affixed ms
uotarini seal ana tho day and year
.nst above written
tscou ERNEST A. JOHNSON. I
Notary Public. .
Endorsed So. $3.50 Cor Reed Vol .
5. Page l95 Articles off incorporation .
lt jomoz Land Company
FIIDl Boo OfhCo uI secretary 0f New
Mexico August 3O. 1904 q %. m.
D. ~ RAYNOl.Us. Secretary. .
tumud 80 fo g
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10
callar cone Rrsa.n

Mu Q . HaHcher msI uIu 0Hie q
painful and serious accident 90 Dor
homo 'n IA Hueua Eiiy county. ihe
Uiher day fho Slipped on fhr brick
pavement an1 fol u such "a manner
al '1 break Dec r.rhf eo.hr bone Tho
INJURY uas attended to ana dro ed
and she s u0a resting EASY
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10
sle CENTRAL SHOPS
Those "a Aquascslicntes Largest and
Best Equipped IN Mexico.

Tho Mexican Central shops ut
Ar1asraiouios. which have been late.
'y completed. arc the largest ln the ro
public The boiler machine and
erecting shops occupy "a building 900
feet Ions hy 100 feet Wide. This build.
Iur has O. contor bay and two side
bays. me center bay has three long
fudIual tracks running through Co.
These connect at each end with tho
ward tracks The contcr and both
side bays for a distance ~ five pan.
ols or 100 feet 40 thc north end form
che boiler Fhop: tho erecting shop
occupies the remaining 800 foot of
fho center bay and tho machine sbop
Pa located DOB iho side bays Ou each
side nj me erecting shop
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10

Tho work on me new Southern Pa
cinc bridge over Coo Rlu Gmnda Be-
assuming busIH"g like pr0p0r Ions
and tho structure ls borIunlne to show
iis mamlu1o Tho approach to tho
east end of tbo bridge a about nn
'shed Two of me his cement pliers
are now up ana "a third pier Ia being
pat Boo M the west end of tho bridge
whore tao flow of water underneath
tho surface seems t1 Do heavy
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10
AFRAID or WOMEN.
Railroad Clerks Brotherhood Thinks
Men Are Being Replaced

Railroad Clerks Brotherhood Thinks
Men Are Being Replaced
Members of the brotherhood OF
ssilroal Clerks ln Now Orleans he
pcyo iho local neoucloa OF tho rail-
road lines entering Now Orleans n.
tend replacing mon with women The
other morning women wore put t0
work Boo mo offices of the Illinois Cen
trnl and tho New Orleans
and Northeastern roads a member
of thc CLERKS brotherhood said that
fho appearance OF those women work
ers caused condemnation among fho
clrr'a who fear ihat ON effort to
make fho change general win ha
made The women employed worn
Iutnstod with making expense me-
counts "a very important position n
the railroad office
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10

The Newton ear department of the
Santa Fe is n tho midst OF "a great
rush Within the lat few days the
force of carmen has beon Increased
hy en addition of a0 0r 25 men. There
is a Hg demand f1r grain cars and
the company IH rushing .ho repairs ON
the bad orders as rapidly aa possible
The Santa o. Central Railway com.
nany d. shipping considerable, lumber
from EHancIa Business M that point
has boon satisfactory during tho past
low months and has Increased materl.
ally boo fb. iRH frn daYf
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10
ESSEX REsioEs


on me lst of October w H. EscK
leaves the services of tbo Atrb'son.
Topeka s. Santa Fo Railway company
aa general foreman of me iucal rain
way shops and wil connect himself
with anu'hor company which nnmo he
at present reiuata io divulre 1865
successor hag not yet been named huf
Do ir learned that ,ne names 0f say.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10

a now time table win eo into effect
on Inc Santa Fo Central railway Sun
fay Sept % nt i2.0f o. m Train so
win leave Santa pc daily at S.l5 Boo
tho morning and win arrive in Tor
rance nt $500 in tbc afternoon Train
40 2 Win depart from Torrance daily
no l0.i5 m ana arrive in Santa 80
n. $500 p m This schedule win m.
doubleday hD the most satisfactory tho
road has had on tho oli schedule
train $50 lo0 Santa o. or 7.I6. %
was decided chat th.s WIS too early.
'hai transicuis ana residents of tho
anciou. town could mot prepare 90
leave at tria umo
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10

"TII"TI"U " no WH|HVUTU-
nr.rht a Drew railroad CONTRACTOR.
have a large force of men and teams
at work in mo canyon below King.
man making repairs 10 tho roadhed
A nrro force of bridge carpenters are
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10
NooReoRArIoN cERrLEIcArr
TERRITORY coz NEw MEXICO oF
FlcE Or TUE sEruErAUF

/ 90 W Reynolds socuau of tbe
TERRITORY .f N.u N..I.l 4. f.reby
I certify .Hat Hrr. uaa U'af GOO record
ih 'h.. ..N.. rt N oyIU.. LOO uu tba
/ lsi dof .f september u 1909 arr
CO.. of Incorporation uf .E o. Wash
burn 'umu1Ht $50 I1st
Whruuu rb. corruntar named
in th" aH ARTICLE. auf Who have
. Hirn"1 tH. .U.. auU thrr success
'"r. und HrD hgfHb. Declared
I tp N' from H. Hafo uuU iha gff
. DAY of sDp'.m.. unn..a hundred
and nfIF'hr.. a ..IuUaUHn tl ha
uamr and fnr IH. mrnH... A U.b
Zoo solid articles
Oivon under uJ Hu. aud ba ar.lf
seal of thr teu'n.. .. Nuv W.tIrl
nf tho r.fy of Santa Oh. .. rlr..f ln
this nri day of s.rI. n
5000
tso1I 49, HtI.rus
Secretary uf So. u.r
Ut GNO A FI ENiNU
AHaI nu Secretary
ARTICLES or INCORPORATION
of fhc
a- vnoaerpo ~o.ek.y..
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lows
ELMER D. WAsunUUN
EVA j. WAsiWvRN
CHARLES % CUsHMAN
Residents of fho Cuy of AUuquer
QUO County of unrulI''1 and Tori.
f1u of Now MuNIcn undrr and hy
virtue of 'hr nu,.a.1us of 'Ho acI ~
far I.s. H.E. Assembly, u' the Tor
r.'or of Now MrN.c1 nH't'ti AN
ar. 'n create seu0r0i nr0.u.wI'0n
ur. n.rmNtue unru IH HH.nio
themselves .uHe'HDr a. H.I... .'.rur
a'" iNr m.n.ua m1uWar.W.Ha Ini
".h'' INDUSTRIAL pursuits. approved
N.. m..I 20 1900 HnI .N'.' '.'
''i' '''t q" ll' lf.'.'h''.' -' "h'l
"H. H.'i'f' 'h'f-' move h-."'''.'i
ourselves together on ih. 'Nr .'.h
d'' "' Nn.u.. a ID I''I ''i.' '''
corporate nnmr OBJ IN'
e. q. wA8HBURN COMPANY"
.f.r OBJ. f.ulvIur uurDsa..
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,aru a. and conduct Ia r.naraI NOR
,r8rfI.. rIgfr.r. hu.Ir. Ir fh. eIf,
of tuu9uarsue New Np.Ipl. and to
dlsf In 8u r.rd. off wearing bupnrai
...r d.. .I.tHIr. h4F. .sr. .I....
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10
shops Closed

Fo.Iow.Hs O. policy recently ordered
hY President Robert lincoln of tbe
Pullman company orders were roceIv-
ga hy superintendent Smith tU CLOSE
che Denver hops and they immediate
ly went into effect Do had boon anti
rmfrl fnr some .me Chat 600 Denver
shops would ho ordered closed az
they have Seen Do tho town off puIl
man and if tho Information of s1ma
of the more prominent railroad men o.
uo. at auI. thg move is "a clover ai.
tentative taken by President Lincoln
fl avoid labor troubles
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10

know a'I mon hy these presents
HBi v A'Hru ~ NcWi'Iou and Hor
bort o. Reynolds oft th. city oft Albu.
guorQue County off Bemalllo Terri.
tory uf New NUEHU and Eugene a
Fiskp of Ho City oft Santa Pc. County
uf Santa Fn Territory uf New Mexico.
400 oI whom arc citizens of th. United
States and oI Iho Territory of New
HeR.rU hive thiH iay voluntarily 8s
s0r.Ned ourselves together ior the
purpose ul fJrmIue "a corporation uu.
..f The laws oft Che said territory and
Hu hereby make. execute and HrhUuNI
edge these articles 1f Incorporation.
which when .anpI shall constitute
Ono articles of incorporation off The
IDmgE Land Company and ve DO
hHr.ny certify as follows
First THAT the fu1 names of tbe
persons forming said corporation are
ls above given
second The corporate name uf
sold corporation shall Boz and ls.
iomo1 Land Company
Third Tbo objects and purposes
I1r which said corporation Is formed
and created are as follows. to.wit To
acquire hold lease improve and seIl
timber farming sraliug mineral and
other lands and thc products thereof.
io build. construct maintain and OBJ
crate plants and works for tho deycl
upmcnt of said lands aud tor tho hand
ling preparing and rendering CONNER
cIaIIy available of fhp various prod.
uctH thereof to manufacture lumber
and other wood Materials Jo mine or
otherwise Gao extract or remove coal
copper sulphur Stone and other min.
erals aud lImbGr. tl construct BRIDGES
buildings machinery. roads. aud 1ther
means nf transportation. Zoo build and
construct dams. reservoirs. canals
dtctDa and pipe lines Tor storing wa.
inr deNclopinE power and generating
electricity and conducting and supply.
mv water fr irrigation. mining manu-.
mtturIng domestic and other pur.
posses io develop electricity Tor now
er heating lighting and other pur.
poses io ae'l furnish supply lease OF
convey electricity for power lighting.
uI heating purposes aud to build and
maintain pyuuer means and appliances
Tor the distribution of electricity ior
thD purposes Aforesaid. 90 acquire.
aoid, farm and Improve rual estate.
and i9 acquire Bold ANA sou water
and water rIght and aIl other kinds
o' real ni porOnal property
Fourth The amount of tho capital
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10

Approved 81 CLAY Pierce CHAIR
man of me Board
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-03-22
SEEKS AN INJUNCTION.
United Wire and Supply Company Brings
Action Against A. T. Wall.

The United Wire and spply company
has filed a petition In the United States
court today for an injunction to prevent
Ashbel T. Wall, doing business as A. It.
Wall and company. from using certain
ingots upon which the aforesaid COM
pany claims the exclusive rights by vir-
tue OF certain letters patent which they
hold.
The petition sets forth that the re.
spondent Is using certain compound in
gots. and patent ingot for making
seamless plated wire, wrongfully, and
that the said respondent Is deriving con-
siderable profit therefrom. claiming that
though the respondent has beeh asked
to desist. he refused TO do So
A permanent injunction is asked for
and pending trial OF the matter the pc
utoner asks for temporary injunction.
Wilmarth Thurston Is the solicitor for
the petitioner. The matter will be as
signed for a hearing next Saturday.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-03-22
DEMURRER SUSTAINED.
ManvIIls Company Won Point In Case In
US. Circuit Court.

The defendants demurrer TO the declar.
alton in the case OF Joseph A. Forth
against the Manvile company was sus-
tained I'm the United States Circuit court
today by Judge Brown. The case Was
one in which the plaintiff was suing for
damages caused by being struck by n
falling bale OF cotton. alleging that the
defendants were negligent in handling the
cotton in that manner. and that he was
not given sufficient warning OF the dam
ger OF going too near the place where the
bales were being thrown down.
The court holds the plaintiff did not
shown that the fact the company was
accustomed 20 handle the cotton I'm his
way was unoknown 10 him and 50 sus-
tained the demurrer entered by the de-
PENDANT 10 the plaintiffs declaration.
Barney and Lee appeared for the plain
tiff and j. j. Heffernan for the defendant
In that case
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-03-22
FINANCIAL NEWS.
BULLS AND BEARS.

Wall Street March 22.-The tone OF the
opening stock market today was hesl-
tating and ierregular. u. s. Steel pre-
shares, and then fuctuated uncertainty.
st. Pain opened a. up on the transfer of
100 shares and then lost It.
The market became heavy In tone,
prices running of slightly in sympathy
with the pressure against St. Paul Mis-
souri, Pacific. Penn. and u. 3. Steel pre-
ferred. Supporting orders, checked the
leaders, st. Paul. Penn. Union Pacific.
Anal. Sugar and Brooklyn Transit rose
slightly. The market did not hold well.
Material changes were made in some OF
the less known stocks Great Northern
advanced AZ, Con. Gas III and Union Pa
cific preferred and Detroit Southern /.
on the other hand. Colorado and South
ern declined ], Allis Chalmers ~. the
preferred 3. Westinghouse Elec. IA and
Pere Marquette PA
missouri Pacific had lost point and
prices we're at the lowest, when very
heavy buying movement in Union Pacific
rallied the whole market. The stock
rose "a over last night and st, Paul !.
Penn. point or more. Fractional ad-
vances obtained elsewhere.
Pacific when II reached 1917 and II re-
lapsed, dragging the market down. The
bull movement In the grain carriers was
rusumed and Union Pacific bounded up
to So1s. a rise OF 44. and st. Paul crossed
146. Northern Securities moved up 3A
point In Missouri Pacific, Atchison. Read
Ing and Baltimore and Ohio and IN In
Southern Pacific. Brooklyn Union jump
ed 5. Union Pacific reacted ia and Penn.
ferred and Anal. only got fraction over
la st night.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-03-22
The WIDE AWAKE.
Fine New Water Boat Arrives In Harhur for
flnucane & Co. Of This CITY.

The little feet OF tank boats that fur
nish watersin the harbor to vessels about
TO sail has received notable addition
In the new craft which NJ. Finucane &
Co have just received from Neponset.
Mass. The craft is an able looking
power boat named the wide Awake, -
and IL was turned out by the o. Sheldon
company at -Neponset, near Boston, arriv-
Ing here, driven by her own engines,
early last evening.
The wide Awake" Is 80 feet long. IL
feet beam, and when loaded with the full
quantity of water. some 1000 gallons.
draws about four feet OF water. 1t Is
fitted with an sis horse power Lathrop
engine OF the latest type. using gasoline
for fuel and proved very fast on the
trip around the cape, the Boston men
who came around in her stated, making
the run up from Newport last night In
less than thre hours. There is also a
powerful pump that can be run by the
same engine. which can free the tank
or water In II minutes, a recent test hav-
Ing proved this fact.
Tomorrow the craft will commence her
work in the harbor, with Capt. NJ. Finu-
cane at the tiller and Frank Joiner in
the engine room. and with her powerful
engine she promises to be a formidable
rival OF the smaller craft, which have
been the water carriers for so long.
The next I'm size to the Wide Awake"
IL the "Pawtuxet," which carries 200 gal
Ions. and the Double Ender" carries
about 1900 gallons In her tank.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-03-22
WANTED VIOLA ALLEN.
Court Gave Custody Of Child TO Society
With Long Name.

There was hearing In the municipal
court this afternoon In which the parents
OF little Viola Allen were given a chance
to show reasons why she should not be
given in charge OF the Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty 10 Children. Agent
Thurber OF the society with the long
name appeared and asked for the custody
of the child and introduced testimony OF
several policemen 10 show that the house
was not a good place TO bring up and care
for a small child.
Both the parents OF the child. John O.
and Mary X. Allen, testified that their
house was n proper place. being re-
spectacle lodging house. and that the
little girl got good care. The woman
said that her husband was amply able
TO take care OF the child and her as he
made f2l a week at HIS trade. They
were represented by counsel who exam
ined the witnesses.
Judge Spink gave the child into the
custody OF the Rhode Island Society for
the Prevention OF Cruelty to Children.