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The Falls City tribune., 1904-09-02

hdtltTlnc lOOheu dI tU6 CLOCK. 1T
was within five minutes Of noon.
She looked at her husband and he
understood the meaning.
81 have finished my work." said
Karsicheff, turning to Count Nazlmoff
again. "for, as you doubtless know, l
have succeeded in capturing the lead
ers of the Nihilistic conspiracy. His
majesty, had hoped, would have rec
ognized my services in a different
way" he said with a bitter smile.
but his majesty knows best. 1t is
my last duty to prove my loyalty by
sentencing the enemies Of my sover-
eign and l shall do it to the end" He
paused.
Katherine was furious. She deter.
mined to take matters into her own
hand. General K~arsicheff." she said
to the count, "is still minister"
Until twelve O'clock" replied the
count; sit still wants a few minutes
Of the hour"
Then bring in the prisoners and
let the general finish his work." said
Katherine, looking toward Radaloff.
The latter opened the door and
with a file of four soldiers guarding
him another prisoner was brought in
and placed in position before the min
lister of police. Count Nazimoff took
a seat by the side Of Karsicheff and
gazed curiously at the enc
This is another of the vile gang
of conspirators captured this norm
i,u ;, coiJ L[orotohnff IN fhn n0tyrt opI
then, turning to the prisoner, whose
face was concealed by the hood of
his greatcoat, he assumed a tone of
judicial severity, and said: Drop
your hood. prisoner. What Is your
manner"
The prisoner dropped the hood and
stood like a statue as he answered.
Alexis Nazimoff!"
alexis Nazimoff!" was repeated by
all in the room-all save Ivan and
Ida.
With a cry of bitterest anguish
from his breaking heart Count Nazi-
mOff staggered to his feet. For a mo-
ment he vainly essayed to speak, but
his tongue refused to utter a sound.
ooh, my father!" The cry was
wrung from the s~urcharged heart of
Alexis as he stretched out his shack
led hands.
Paul Nazimoff, weak and trembling.
found his voice at last alexis, my
son, my boy" he cried in anguished
tones. what does this mean? Oh, my
God, my God!"
He pressed his hands first to his
heart, then to his %throbbing brain.
Father" said Alexis.
Speak, speak out! Oh, God, speak
Quit" cried the stricken count. you.
you. my boy here-here-charged
with crime-with plotting the assas-
sination of your sovereign! Speak,
Alexis; say that it is false! Don't
you see my heart is %breaking?"
II swear to you. father, 1t Is not
true. l am innocent"
You hear" faltered Count Nazi-
moff, looking wildly around. "You
hear-he s."
"He is guilty whoever he may be-"
spoke up the officer in command, "for
I myself found concealed on his per-
son, in his cigar case this sign-the
sign Of the assassin chosen to kill"
He held up his hand!
The Red Rouble!
my God" Paul Nazimoff fell
back and buried his face in his hands.
The clock showed that it wanted
but a minute of the hour.
Quick" said Katherine, rushing TO
her husbands side. you have am.
| pie proof of his guilt. Sentence him
to Siberia-it will bring him and Olga
together"
Karsicheff sat stunned!
The terrible disclosure of Alexis
The Falls City tribune., 1904-09-02
Woman School Doctor.

Charlo.tenburg is the first German
commune to appoint a woman school
doctor.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-10-14
&jpbcnbabn.

en- lot SoI1ot @rcp
MISUNDERSTANDING til 5fops=
bo, Ser for Sioen o%itjcncr i'm @urne=
pltgt peO @ar0en / &%jpbc1bopl1, bar
Spnoogs poo &ejic til &jpbenbopn
efter ct Seleg, fan bop6e oflogt /
9lcnumet poo Tpn. S Mpborg por
ban loo l1bel0ig at fomn1c for lent til
oen Serge, ser gaor til &orspr pe>
SefStioen ON s(ftcllcu. Gen nultc
Serge goor fprlt 81. 1, pg 6or6i1Del=
1estoget noor fife &jdbel16opn fpr &l.
7.2O; met 0repen lfl1loe mel0e liz
81. 5. San 6eltilte Ser or G loll,t ct
Gfstrotog fra &orsdr til &jpbcn6oDr1,
og >ette ofgif itrofs efter Motfur=
gems Nnfoml It. @rebc1 11uoe6e poo
oenne Moa0e @ope0Itooen pe0 55ireti=
Den, eller ca. 1 Sime, fpr Fan lfulOe
me0e.
sc Ut 2an6. Som tiolioere
11ront bar ct &oniorti,1n1> for bpilfet
aonfcrensroob &ei0c itoor Spiojen,
er5petpet &onceslion til at inooum-
me 1tore 9ele at &ollebooltrono til
Anle3 al np @aonefojer % ct mt
Sptoorter. 9ette Mnlug er III, ioo
blot f9roigt, at @rrnlerne er oflotte
meo lp@re @ranitbolprrfer, 1nc1, IN
oen for oisie iapnes enou1 en- flor
gel at bet folte 2muo> poo bpiIfet
Eatbule og 8pgninger ifol opfgres.
@ta11 fon1n1er imi0lerti0 forbol0spis
let ODER bette 6erpe0> at ma11, .bpoo
Der larnler EN- flor Sfare al Sillfuere,
oeo Sj9lp al Muo6ermalfiner l10qro=
Der BEN forneone 9pboe 1roeu for
Soln9rferne og la0er SEN opbobe6e
Sor6 flp6e 6irefte in6 ODER set MreoI.
Der ligger inoem for 0isie. Ser att
benoes bertil en- @u6oermaifine al
en- belt M &onitruftion, og Sen er or-
1taffet at oen b%efien6te Gntreprengr
Monberg, Der bar Bette Mrbeioe i en-
treprtie og bbiS Specialitet er Sobne-
anleg.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-10-14

Mnnge Gil6uo. Get ipr.
eneOc Domplfibs lellfob"S Scll utninl
ON at mlfoffe to nye Gonlpcrr til
Mem Dprf=9h,tcn bnr / oisl c Ionl
%lannlct / &%ipbcnbopn Iircttprer1t ipl
iffe furrc cn0 rs al Gllrupns ltor;
Gnrftcr. &c CT ollc rcjlte ocrtil
&oab ON at fou 9cltillingcu pou Sfi:
bcne ellcr / alt Iol0 pnn ct al Dem
Gu Gel al Sc iremmcoc SfibsbpA.
Mugs ircttpre :bor llooet jig nr0
8ntcl o'Nngletcrrc. Sppr9smuurt
CT ittc ofgiort enonlt fra .. s. ..
|S.'S Sioc, men / en- NOR 1Srcll1tio oil
r1ol %teal1mclig liffcrt bprc, bpcu1 Scr
Auar al inc0 Seircn al oe mol1gc Gprl=
fl1rrcntcr. 9ircttiol,cu bar ippri0t
6cOt CT 8 a 4 ltore Gurftcr = oeri=
blonot @l,rn1ciltcr & @oiu - ON at
aipc Silbl,o ~ Npcrllo9 poo Sit
hcllc.
en- 8 mno f q l. o.
poNonoo. Get c%llcrailfc uWpn1=
!loltilf Scllfob", Ser fpr nplig bor l1o=
lenct Ct flot uOltprct % rigboloigt
Norsifrift til ca. 1000 2urcrc 2u,1=
Bet opcr, liHNcr inOe meo ltorc Yloner
for &intcrru. Set ogtcr loolcocs at
paobeApnoe Ell ltori tilet Toreorogs=
pirflon1bco ~ far ollcrcoc lifret Jig
eli %bctpoelig Gel al Toreorog@bplocre
blanot bcticn0tc @Dnnultifpenuer.
T%prcorugcnc nil hlipc bclt / to Nuf=
fer:
y Tprcorog al mere faglig (ol1o=
temiif= Mrt> men
ppH | 1plltl1y UprnH.
y SorcoroN al mere oln1cn Mrt,
Dog fln on 9pumoltilfc gn1l1cr.
Sil T%prcOrugcne /. bar ullercoc
is @pln1mltiflurerc pg 2rger melot
Jig; til NorcOrugcue 2. II Sfclc=
>n'rno. Sonltioig oater Selifobct,
Scr I'LL bar npfsct Jig iou lturtt, at set
teller nper 600 Mterlcl;nlcr, nj 0ar=
lie a%rltspiic &rcoIe, aft uulocr Ell
GperheiEorellc i Noucoitoocn.
&rcpoucr Meoninu :
Do cnctS Sjcneltc. Suit
52rS @conin1sentrcpriie hur f,,lloct
pou at aiprc &reuollcu npttiJ / Sor=
rctlllllgsiipet og Mccnil113uu tenet.
Nprlcocn ltru,0eoc eli ltpr itulic1if
Camper pou SyNfpltcn al 2ol!ol1o.
Spit5era Nsliltuncc hlcn rcfpircrct.
Srit5ers Meprulcntol1t t Mpobn, Scr
per III &uro ior at fonirrrre n1eo
&optejncl1, oflenotc @ltrof5, 81 hol1
pur fpllllllen ppcrclls meO &uptcincll>
l1o1le mc0brogte 8reb0l1er mco Sci feo
til lit &olltor / Np0bp, bporfr ser lou
pjeblitfelig blep telegrofcret til Suit
oer5 @opcofontor. S lunacre Sis
gar idprigt Meprui crrto1tcu / M9obp
dllpcnot GrcuOuer pc0 Strun0inacr;
&cjrfprbploeuc gjpr pftc, at BON,
11nur ban gear ON 9or0 puo ct ltral1=
Oct Stlb, @nonlfclig fun fpn1llc / 2ol1o;
ban mao ofte blipc Scr / lun0erc Sis,
me Sen Nsliltoncc, Scr frupes til
Sflbets 9jurgning, refpirerer San
oo ltrofs pe0 @rcpouerne: &iu(p;
Slslc bril1ger Srhrcn til Mpobn bpor=
ira Den oltlnu telcgruf ercs til Suit
5ers @opeotontor / &jbbenbopn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-10-14

|. 1m &rof. 6inens lis.
1te Doge ifrioer u9onne6rog."
n Mn> efter Sc mango Stars
spaoom> og oog finn 43 Star gommel.
p'olte ''1o'r> at 3gocn mart muotte
to'n'ne. Son / CIT Mlllleltol, iuopof,
tet> irplcnoc, mes fine bloo 9ubcr o9
DC lloeloc 9>nc> og Som,rcrcn fllncc
tito br''1ac bom &ormc ug @ruftcr.
@o'1 p1ol1c lclp, at bon. lfl1loc Sd, OH
ban cno ltfc pcllteoe 0pocu l1ctop III
81 bon pnr hco at blipe trut al Sen
'rlNc Slorr, oenne ltooige Meligne=
rcn.
S Sc iiolte Gage bar Fan opeuoe.
@o's 9olnlc Sp9oom, Smrlltcn al
2cperen % &otterloten, for bpilfcl1
BON bar punttcrct og toppet for 10
~ 20 Fotter @an0 mart 80 Gauge,
piloe life mere piqe tilbogc for no.
gen 9clonolina, bcl(er life for Sen
llotprltnillg, ipm ban lclp bnpoe cp=
flmoct oA proftilcrct poo Jig iclp ioo
nlollae @onge.
Nur l1uuttc Sd M Hu 0p1 ar
bejoeoc bon l,ltm,olclig. Gn bolp
Sinnc fer iin Gpo los 6o>l cit al
SpSi11ititl,tcts 2nger foloe til lig pg
piloc tale mes bollr ON nogle Mr=
hcioer, lon ban niloc bopc tilrcttclugt
tpr Jig, lao bon fllroe tugc fat poo
Dem oerlom bou igjc, lf,1lce blipe
beorc. @on Jas op / Scrgcl1 pg iogoc
bpilfcl,oe @clfe0; loo blcp ban trcrt,
loAoc Jig liot til6ogc = og fno Mi=
nl1ttcr eftcr bar .bou opo, npb / lit
Nrbeioc for sen &i0cnlfob, tor sen
Sultitlttion> JONI bol1 9rlln6logoe, og
lom oil bore set ltprc Milloe ON bors
Mupl1.
%co 5 Chen ON gftcrn1iooo1cn
bopoe Spcrluge Iorc6bnmuner oG
Sr. &cpn line forloot Spgepurc(let,
t bpilfct Eoticntell bciol1ot Jig iolr=
men l1co lin @l;ltru ~ lin Spltcr,
Grl1 Gr. Mem. Nroirsio:en houoc
hele Go1cn rurct tvut oN mot % buo
I'LL i'm Su1trll Dill at hirlpe iiA occr
/ Den nlncn SiNc Al Scngen, oa ben
fp!ts Jig iret al at lig1c / FANNIE
Sitting. Me>uls Irl1en aif uocl'
pm Scllgcl fpr at fon1n,c til at ljul=
pc bonn, folot Bon plllb iclig lull1llel1,
% "a Spltcrcn, ipln jfpnotc lig otter
DC bnrtguoenoc Sugcr, pr1btc tilGu1c
rlco Dem, bar Gpocn ollcrcoc il1o-
trooot. Get belc git for Jig 11oel1
2oo@fon1p cllcr Sncrtc, % mon nnio
forn1poc, at set Dor purct en- blio %
rpliH IpO.
Sbouftioncn al Sen Niopoc bite at
Spoen lfplotcS CT Torfolfnil1g al
@jrrtcpplcl rilneligpiS cl Tpl1c al
Ell tioligcre ppcrl tooet @i9tieber. Gcr
f%oreloa inacn @iurtcitjl / Sen @ctp0=
ming al Sr0ct, / bpilfcn mon lu6=
po11liN opfotter set, 6por @jurtctS
&lopper CT o%l1grebnc. Sen cgcl1Ii1c
Gposaarl Jag bar CIT @jrrtclull1u1cllc e.
foroi Torfulfnil1gcn al @jurtcpol cn
hpj @roo bei purliggjoroe &jurtct;
Nrbcjoc, bpo0 Scr bar n1cofert CT loo:
Bon H%oelrNgclic al @jrrtefjpoct, al
oct til liOlt bnr ppbprt 1T pirfc. Scr:
for Sen plllolclig og rolige 3po.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-10-14
Eropiniernc.

en- Nprueb rlpsici t,
Ger torleocn oibolotcs / @cllingpr, og
lom ltrofte Jig opcr 2 Sage gnp cit
9r1ttoinotugt al $4,000 SIR.
Stioalne &oun6 ern.
@eo cit @pitfclt / Soppernpjc poa
Sirllon0 forle0en Gpnoog far Ell
SDp Dopt 6rnfbe0 nof til at beltipIe
2onopolitibcticut Eetcricn for bnas
&oanoiern, Ser loo / bals &oppelon1=
me.
9 prGngt @psl elpb.0 u
fbp. Stoloforpogter / Iernor11p 81.
Sprgcnlen por poo Sogt / Ser>10r11p
9eoe, lprul1gtcs l1nocr Mffpringe1t
oct enc @ps ielM, pg Sbrgenlcn fif
belle &r1lotloonillgcn / gnligtet. Set
bpjre Die blep lturft beifabiget, og
Der CT Sore for, at Fan milter Spl1et.
en- Mnbpl6cIjc. Yrpprie=
ter @offmonn, Spbunnellu1O peo
NolloerS, CT blepct orDolot for l1Iob=
Zig Smgang mes psl1tet @o6s. &off=
mann bopoe bortforpagtet og iolgt
gelntningen til 6orpogteren. 9eint-
11t11ge11 por imiolertio / 6orpeien uo=
logt lom Fol1t, og oo @offma1m life
lencrc bar gjort Gfriot til at boloe
Fol1t6opcrcn ifooe5lps CT Fan MI blc=
bet onbolbt.
2gge Arthur Meer>
9aor0 @renoa fejre0c fprleoen
lt'10er flor Sililutning lit 25 Mors
Sltbllrlm iom 2rge Ser / @pen. 9p-
cit bar flnglmpffet Sen nfbol0te
SGge mootog pco CIT Population ct
var lmnffe og pngtige @glp=&anoe=
labre, leoiaget of EFT Morcsie mes oDer
ct Ear Snnore0e 9eopne fra @renaa;
gpel1S 2eger, Gamer og Sernbane-
folt bragte bber iier @aper og 8lom=
tier, ltgelom @rotuIanter fra alle
Samfunoslog oberbragte 6eres 2pf=
snltntng mes Sat for .2egens @ier-
111ng og itore @umanitet / Marenes
Seb. Subilaren Ell. en- 5gn at @ierin<
oen at "Mbnsbjerg" pes @iborg,
Urh Soa Sc Meergaar6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-10-14

en- @prneb nlpsfcit,
Ger forlcoen ofbolotcs / @clliuapr, og
lom ltrofte Jig oDer 2 Gage, gop CIT
8rllttoir10tugt al $4,000 SIR.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-10-14

Nv ~ \ ~ \ u ! -
torie. Sioite Moonc0 begrope=
oes SjerrebD en- paa Sooiiuge meget
t1el1ot &oinoe, Moren Nolt, ca. 50
Nor gonlmel. 9enbes @irfiom6eO
er ct Stpffc &l1ltlirbiltorie, bpis man
fl1noe f9lge Sen / Gnfeltbe0erne, men
/ 9ooectrGffene pi6es, at bum BE-
gpnote meo Sen @jerning, ser gop
benoe Silnopnet Yolt, omfrinq peo
1913. Sum fulgte mes lin Mooer
Yoltgierningen, og ca. 8 Mor. lenere
opertog blln 9eltillin9en. Goo BEN
Sio bar Soften life ltor, t6i bum fl,n=
&c belbrge Sen til 6ele Een. Sc
nlolte mener at frunnc buife, at ser
ben Gang finn par 4 Mpiler; 6isle oa
Srepene 6enteoe FUN pao 8oItbulet /
Spen0borg % brogte Sem runot. 8re>
pene fra 2an0et bfep iomleoe ct Bor
S1eoer TOR belle gen. getaltngen bar
Sc fgrIte Si0er 2 Sfillinq for Ell
8reo og al boer al Eens 8 @re1ter 9
&tgsooler oarlig. Senere fen / 81.
Sen far Gof5ten nSf bepet fig til 4
Sfilling. soale6es far bum beigr:
get Soften 2 @ange l,gentlig, in0ti
1870, Ga l1opiflingen fun6e times a,
bore bofiet benoe oper @obeoet, &c
Der bleb aniat ct fgl. 8oltbuo, mer
Suren beoligebolot bum, til 8eigrqel
lie at 8noifaber og for at ielge &pe
oebrbo, iom BUN fierte poa fin Gref
oogn, til bun blep benpe6 80 MQr
S oct belle Far bum gaoet fine 2 Sure
ngentlig troos Their og ginter / ca
: Observation-Disclosures Mar.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1904-06-11

Goldseld has a fine water works
system and plenty Of water.
You are boosting for Tonopah when
You smoke SANToNE cigars.
George Blakeslee left on the 10th
inst for Carson City and will be
married on the 10th inst.
Mrs. 7, e. Edwards returned from
Salt Lake ON the 4th inst accom-
panied by Miss Mercy Edwards and
Morris Lynch's little daughter.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1904-06-11
matt is equipped with a so h. , steam

moist.
The directors of the Jim Butler
HllLlng company have sold 100. 600
shares OF treasury stock at 81 per
snare and active development work
was commenced OF Monday, June 9th.
under the superintendent Of +. A.
Keith, OF the Tonopah Mining compa-
ny. The Jim Butler company has
leased the Valley View shaft and Mr..
Keith commenced operations by
prosecuting from the $50 foot level
Oh That shaft, south to the north
crosscut from the corresponding. or
aOO foot level Of the Good Epouoh
claim which is out 300 feet. Az the
same time a drift is being run on the
valley View ledge from the $40 foot
level to the 300 foot, or CORRESPOND.
ing, level Of the Stone Cabin shaft
As there Is a large quantity Of ship
ping ore already blocked out in the
stone Cabin which by this means will
oe greatly increased the great adj
vantage Of this plan is easily per-
celved. This ore will be stopped and
marketed at once, putting the com.
pany on a paying basis from the start.
The value of the property owned by
the jim Butler company will be east
~ recognized when il is known that
1t is Immediately adjoining the Val.
ley View and Mizpah group on the
east, west and south. The great
Lodges now known to exist IN the
property Of the Tonopah Mining com.
pany will undoubtedly run through
the Stone Cabin, the Wandering Bow.
the Gold Hill and the originate Frac-
ton property.
But, above all in the matter OF i'm.
p~ortanee, is the ending Of the yexa-
tlous and expensive litigation between
the Tonopah Mining company and the
Salt Lake 4 Tonopah Mining compa-
ny, BY the settlement Of this litiga.
ton all protests will be withdrawn
and patents to all the claims of the
Fonopah Mining company will issue
once. BY this arrangement a mag
nlncent property will be immediately
developed and instead Of living idle
aud being a source of expense, it will
at once become a live, profitable
business enterprise. Taken as a
and viewed from an unbiased
standpoint, this deal win have a
greater influence for good in the To-
1opah district than any action which
has taken place since the original
discovery.
TO Chas. e. Knox, president of the
Tonopah Mining company.
5 due uustinted praise for the diplo.
macy and business tact displayed by
Inn in effecting this great consolida-
The principals in the deal had
for several months. but were
to agree upon terms aud as a
resort, the services of Mr.. Knox
we're called in with the above results.
Knox will be resident director and
bus the new organization win have
benefit of his counsel in the de-
elopment of the property.
- Z
Epl1EaId har a. +
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1904-06-11
FOR SALE.
COMPRESSOR AND

COMPRESSOR AND
MACHINE DRILLS
lars Address
Is. II. EDWARDS
.Candelaria, Nevada.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-05
the MATHEV / SON EXHIBIT.
Pleasing Tea al Gallery Of Art Club, Where
Exhibition Is Given.

A very pleasant affair was the tea
served in the gallery OF the art club,
yesterday. and large number OF the
friends or MIR. Frank c. Mathewson. who
were present. were enabled TO secure an
excellent view OF the flne collection OF
his paintings which he was showing
Tea wac served In the sketch room.
there being a large bouuet OF American
Beauty roses In the centre OF the table.
Mrs william Tillinghast and Mrs
Thomas Jenks poured and were assist
ed by Miss Carolyn Peck. Miss Edith
Waterman. Miss Grace White. Mkss Olive
Potter and Miss Nellie y. Pearce. The
exhibition win continue daily from 10 10
8 until Feb. 8. inclusive.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-05

BEFORE
GOVERNOR.

Boston, Feb. 5.-The charges OF cruelty
and persecution against Warden B. f.
Bridges OF the state prison, which were
filed at the state house yesterday by a
New York lawyer, acting for Harry J.
Bsbro of New York were placed before
Gov. Bates today.
Bebro was released from the state prison
IN Nov. 1907, upon completing Ave year
sentence for larceny. On account OF
mental trouble II Is said. he passed part
OF the time IN the insane department AT
Brtdgewater.
The specific charges are that Bebro was
subjected 10 solitary confinement. that
ne was denied the privilege OF consulting
counsel and that his petition for habeas
corpus proceedings not only was disre-
xarded, but thrown away.
Counsel for Bebro asked today tina,
Warden Bridges and several deputies be
suspended pending an investigation OF the
pharses. Gov. Bates took the documents,
which include exhaustive typewriter
matter and several affidavits and assured
counsel that he would give the matter
careful consideration and write 10 this
hvyer OF sls decision when reached.
The governor declined, however, to
suspend the warden OF deputies as re-
uucsted.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-05
MARINE REGISTER.

The sun rises tomorrow az 6:a a. m.
and sets at sos p. IN. The moon rises
AZ ,o.19 this evening and high tide will
be an hour later. High tide tomorrow
will be at al a. m.
ARRIVED.
steamer Norman. Chase. Philadelphia.
CITY OF Taunton. Hazard, New York.
Larchmont. Wilcox, New York.
city OF Newport Newport.
Ruth p. Lutte. sanford Fail RIVER
Sycamore, Boyce. Fall River.
schooner James w. Eiwell. Frost. from
New York. with 1900 tons OF coal Tor
the New York. New Haven n HARTFORD
Railroad company.
Schooner Lucinda sutton, from New
port News. with 2l25 tons OF coal Tor tne
New York New Haven & Hartford Rail
Tug coastwise. with new barge of
aculiy feet in tow from Newport News,
va. with cargo Of coal for the providence
Tug Gsspee. with barge Baltimore.
coal for Pawtucket conagnees; barge
eusuuehanna from weehawken, N. j.,
will, 500 tons OF coal for John r. White
a Ron; barge Carbondale, from Wee
hawken with b0s tons OF coal for River
aide cdnsignees; barge Anthracite, from
weehaNken. with 500 tons OF coal TO or
der.
how. with 1850 tons OF coal for the East
ern Coal company.
SAILED.
Tug Harold, with barge Vermont, for
New York
tug Gaspeo. with barges Bandit and
rououet. for Newport. there other tugs
to take them In tow from latter port
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-05
STREET RAILWAY IS
ATTACHED FOR $4,000.

Barnstalble, Mass, Feb 6.-The Fran
chise OF the Middieboro. wareham and
Buzzards Bay street railway company
In Barnstable and Plymouth counties has
been attached In the sum OF S25,ooo by
the New Bedford. wareham and Onset
street railway company.
The attachment is in connection with
an action to recover the amount alleged
to be due the New Bedford company for
power furnished for the operation of the
other road.
The New Bedford company cut off the
power last Saturday and tho cars OF the
Buzzards Bay line have not been operated
since that time.
Early this week a petition for re-
ceiyership was filed by certain creditors.
but the petition was not granted because
other creditors urged that the road there
by would be cut OF from the possibility
of being able TO meet its obligations.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-05
LARGE LEVY
FOR UNPAID
TAXES.

city Treasurer Clarke has had force
OF clerks busy all week and UP to late this
afternoon addressing and sending out no.
tices to delinquents upon whose estates he
had levied for nonpayment Of taxes as
sessed last year and due since October !,
1903 There are 1887 In all an increase OF
$50 over the year previous when the num-
ber was 1iN.
For nearly a month past, he has In ac-
cordanoe with chapter 4s OF the General
Laws publicly announced that on and af-
ter February /, he would levy on all real
estate in the city of Providence. against
which city taxes are unpaid, unless paid
before Monday last. February !. -Four
months OF grace have been given. that II
from October /. 1908. but from that date
every day will be computed In the inter-
est column at the rate OF per cent per
annum.
Here is notice of the copy sent out
today: "You are hereby notified that
the real estate In the city Of Providence
taxed In your name has been levied upon
i'm accordance with the provisions OF the
general laws. to pay the tax assessed
July lst. 1903. and due October 1st, 1903.
amounting 10 s... with interest at
the rate of per cent. per annum from
October list, 1903 together with costs
! and expenses. OF which statement will
be sent To YOU upon application at this
| office.
| Said estate will be advertised on Thurs
day the 5th day OF May 1904. and sold
at public auction on Thursday. the 2nd
day OF June 1904 at 10 O'Clock n. M. In
the municipal court room. city hall.
Providence, 10 said is not paid prior to
said End day Of June"
II half dozen persons are interested
in one piece of property then each must
/ receive u notice at his or her last known
place OF abode. whether II be husband OF
wife, sasta or brother. administrators
guardian, person with recorded power of
attorney or tho treasurer OF any derelici
corporation. The tax Is assessed July 1
made payable October 1. levied upor
February l. ordered advertised In May
and sold in June. n taxes are stin un.
paid.
When advertised every lot must be
specified separately as TO lot. number and
location and every EFFORT u made by tho
city treasurer. acting a. tax collector
and his assistants 20 locate the owner
who after the sale-u months euoseouen
10 the areesment-has within n year q
redeem it by paying ~ per cent addition
al TO the amount expended by purchases
who bid Il In and received tax collector
deed
so n is not 50 very severe on tho de
llnauent real estate taxpayer after all
N he wishes 20 redeem ~, for he hel
almost two years from the time of tn
original assessment 20 do 30 and fey
there are who default In this respect am
lose possession OF their property.
Between Feb 1. last year. and June
the time OF selling. nearly per cen
paid up both tax and interest. ana oni.
! ~ OF the Iis7 estates levied upon wer
placed under the hammer.
II remains 10 be seen what via be tn
| record with LAT this year.