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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-22
Port Arthur Blocked.

(By Associated Press)
X LONDON. April 22.--The Tokior CORE
spondent of the Daily Telegraph says
that Port Arthur undoubtedly is effec-i
5tually blocked. and chat events are Gull
mnating around the doomed fortress
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-22

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-22
All Quiet at Port Arthur.

Iby. .iSSUCItiteU IIItss'J ~ q. Y u
4 PORT ARTHUR, April el.--Al has
been quiet hero since April 18th. There
are no signs OF the enemy's transports
off the coast or tho peninsula.
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Iosephus lawson.

Especial to Tho Times-Di spatch)
ALEXANDRIA,, VA, April 2.-Jose-
mus lawson, a we'll known resident OF
this city, died last night. aged seventy
years He was a native of Loudoun colln-
ty, 4 widow anu one son survive him.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-22
DEATHS,

59 saaisSs Home. w N i. RE- JOHN il
Ms hfa X ". yearof age at VI M
Farewell, dear husband, thou art sleeping,
Sweetly in thy home of rest,
And we know While we are weeping
Thou Nart with thy Saviour !, b !, st. mn
Farewell. dear father, we are
Weeping. in our silent home,
But we know that thou art happy
With the loved ones round .t the thp9ne
Funeral from soldiers Home, Chapel
APRIL I'D. ut Il A, NJ. Friends of the
family are invited to attend.
2lst, at o'clock, at her residence, los
l. Mo Wife s' d ", t. Lowry. aged twenty
seven years,
Funeral 1rGR v ,bs residence s oIalook
Friends and acauaintances invited 10 at
tend, lnterlnent IN NakWooa'
LIPsc ONE, Died, April 10Th, 1901 at his
esssGTsfp s W5sEood ie HseSSsr ' %SayN
and eight children TO mourn Their loss
scoTT.--plea, at the residence q her
parents, Gi3 vanderbit, ,ANenIAgs,, Br =, Is
lyfHfA n i,JlhzA abf EAH stoT a;ap a ten d
Albert Maupn and Martha Elizabeth
scott, IN the seventh year OF her aSe,
aenco Of her grandmother, Mrs Anne
lIinds, 1920 lrloyd Avenue, az lois0 9,clqsk
THIS lt'riday) MORNING., Aprlt lhe
and acqualntances iaylted to attend, !
sJJTHERL.A ND. Died, at ESQ A., NJ,
ApriI I'D, Mrs. MATTE GUY SuI,tiES-'
= LAND, wife OF L, Allen Sutherland,
vEEaNIILLERA,y- Died, at his residence;
NoNlI Wood Street Chelsea Hill, April
soth, AT 10 a. NJ, CHARLES sEDWARp
VERATILLERA,. in his siNty-lifth year
Il Puneral from his late residence FRI
LAX AFTERNOON at 3 O'Clock.
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vived by a wife, a daughter and three

vived by a wife, q daughter and three
sons. KIT tss 81
Born In Germany, he lived IN Penn-
sylvania several Years before making ms
home in this section, buying one OF lhe
poorest estates and rapidly improving II
until It became one OF the best.
IIonest. honorable unselfish, respected
by all classes. a great church worker, ne
was one of Gods own noble men and his
presence will long be missed.
Richard Hicks.
Especial to The Times Dispatch3
T,RlcDERI CISSBJRG, VA, April 2l.-
Mr.. Richard Hcks, a we'll known bust
ness man, died at his home hero last
night. after a long illness, Of rheumatism
t,v his widow, one daughter, Mrs. ]. w.
Davis, OF Washington;a one sister Mrs
Ntollie mccarthy and ono brother, Mn.
Granville Hicks, OF this city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-22
LOW RATES TO Jacksonville e,
FLA, VIA ATLANTIC COAST LINE.

Low RATES TO JAcksoNvlLLE.
FLA, VIA ATLANTIC COAST LINE. =
on account of meeting of Interstate
Sugarcane Growers Association, jack
sonyl,le, Fla, May 4th to 9Th this limo
Will sell round trip tickets at rate Of
ono lirst-class fare, plus . cents, which
is from Richmond SOTO; Petersburg,
$685.; tickets on sale May I'd and Sd, 1904,
with final limit May Sth, 1904 This Is
Inc quickest and best route; offering
pullman Sleeping, Drawing room, Din
ing and ,rhoropghfare cars. without
change. For complete information ap-
MY To- amy agent Of the company; or,
G, s. Campbell,
Division Passenger Agent.
SIS East Main street, Richmond, Va,
q @w O III. E "a.
Bears the INV Kind Y0.! Ha.s Always Bought
s's, = l1SAs1N1sw
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Andrew AIMS.

Especial u The Tlmes-plspatch)
MoRRlsYILLES VA, April 81 Andrew
AIMS passed away yesterday just as he
was nearing his seyentytieth milestone
in life. lie had been In poor health for
several years, and heart failure was the
direct cause Vt a!s deatA lie u spr-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-22

4 FETERSBlTRG.3 VA, April 2l.-James
a. Cook. aged forty7two years, died sud
denly yesterday eNenins mt his home In
st, Mathew Street. After eating Il hearty
dinner he lay down on couch. and
when his wife attempted Ia awake him.
he WAS found breathing his last. His
wife. who was Miss Laura Carson, and
tla,air five children, survive him.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-12-16
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-12-16
The News Of the State

OF land In the east part OF the town Is
soon 10 change hands and that the pur-
chasing parties are from out OF town.
IL. IA. Shepard. general manager or the
National India Rubber company, left here
last evening for New York and the west.
Mr.. Edward Southerd. a native Bris-
tolian, but now a resident OF Newark.
~. j.. paid his friends a brief visit OF
several hours yesterday.
Mr.. Samuel -. Wardweli, who has been
seriously III for the past two weeks, Is
now slowly convalescing.
r. ". Burlington Of Patterson, N. j..
made a visit here yesterday TO the HERE
shoff Manufacturing company works
where he remained a short time and re-
turned 10 the train.
Yesterday afternoon as the $3.50 p. m.
train OF the Consolidated railroad was
passing down Thames street TO the ferry
station IL was delayed several minutes
by a team loaded with steel and directly
across the track The horse was down,
caused by slipping on tho rails.
The ST. Adams lodge. No. s, A. II. and
A. NJ. held an important session al their
rooms m tho Odd Fellows building. About
SO members Of Mount Hope lodge, A. Il.
and A. NJ, OF Fall River being present
The meeting was largely attended. After
the business meeting an excellent supper
was enjoyed. The Fall River visitors
came IN a special car and returned at
11:i5 o'clock.
Chester w. Burgess of this town has
just returned from a visit 10 relatives
az Worcester, Mass.
Mrs Susan Clifford and other heirs at
law Of the estate OF the late Eliza beth
r. Munro conveyed two houses and n lot
Of land on the east side Of Main road
to Lydia J. Peck. which was received for
record yesterday at the town clerks
office.
Mr. Garland. the purchaser OF part OF
the Island Of Prudence. r. expected 10
arrive here on Monday Of next week.
when Il Is understood that arrangements
will be made as 20 conveyances 10 and
from the island for mechanics and
laborers.
There arrived here yesterday afternoon
schooner Mary Brush OF Fall River, light,
bound TO the eastward
Tho schooner Thomas +. Garland has
finished unloading a cargo Of $500 bags
OF whiting from Newton Creek for the
National India Rubber works
Snow ploughs this morning are quite
busy clearing the sidewalks through all
the public thoroughfares.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-12-16
VALLEY VILLAGES
Concert Of NOtre Dame du Bon
COnCeiI Church Choir r--Christ.
mas e..0ther Items.

Last evening I'm the psrochial hall at
Phenix, under the direction of the choir
of tho Notre Dame du Bon Conceil
church, concert was held which was
largely attended The following pro-
gram rendered: Piano solo. Misses Ne
nomme; chorus, choir; vocal solo. Miss
Ruth Denomme piano solo, Miss Archam-
bault: bass solo. II. J. Cartier; vocal solo.
Mr.. Scott: reading. l.. Denomme, vocal
solo. ". Barry; plano duet, the Misses
Ardand. vocal solo. Miss Belanger: vocal
duet, Misses Lameroux and Verhoncoer.
piano duet. the Misses Goulin; violin solo.
r. Barry; sketch. J. Ellsworth; chorus.
choir: piano duet. the Misses Arcand; vo-
cal solo. w. Scott.
In the vestry OF tho Riverpoint Congre-
gational church last evening a Christmas
sale was held the same being followed by
an entertainment. There were a large
number IN attendance. and the affair
was a successful AFFAIR i'm every respect.
The committee which had the affair IN
charge included the following: Mrs. Wal
ter n. Nichols. Miss Lillias $. Reoch,
Mrs. A. M Austin, Mrs Edward w. L.
Jones and +. +. Potter,
A company OF local amateurs presented
'~rhe Noble Outcast" al Niens hall IN
Arctic Centre, last evening, TO large
audience.
Rev. r.. p Phreancr, lead the special
service at the Phenix VI. u. church last
evening. This evening Rev. John ~
Buckley OF Central Falls will be present
and will speak.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-12-16
ITALIAN
SUES FOR
$4,000

A libel suit emsnating from the Italian
colony on Federal hill is on trial before
Judge johnson and a jury In the supreme
court.
Vincenzo Lupon. plaintiff, charges
Michael Lubrano and another with pub
fishing in la Liberia. an italian news
paper. Iibeious article. in which IL was
stated that ne was arrested when about
10 leave here for italy. and that the
article said he had embezsied money and
defrauded an old woman out OF several
hundred dollars.
The slanderous article was published
March l. 1907 and found it's way TO
Lupons home village I'm Italy and into
the hands OF his afflanced bride who on
reading II refused TO marry him.
Such heavy business losses were sus-
tanned by Lupoli as a result OF the libel
ous article that he sues for $4,000 dam
ages.
The defence in this case is that the de-
PENDANTS named IN the writ were not the
owners OF the newspaper La Liberia at
tho time that the alleged libellous article
was printed They claim that some little
time before the appearance of the article
in question the paper was turned over
to two Italians named Marchesi and
Baresi
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-12-16
DIED..

BRElTENST6IN-In this city, on the
14th inst. Rudolph w. the beloved son
OF Adoiph and Emma Breitenstein aged
IL years. months. il days
Funeral from his parents residence. Sc
Crary street, on Saturday. the 18th inst.
at p. m. Relatives and friends are
invited 10 attend Service at p. m.
coFFlN-At 81. Elizabeth home on the
14th inst. Martha, widow of John A.
Coffin, In the SGD year Of her age
Prayer at the home corner Atlantic
avenue and Melrose street. Friday morn
ing at IL o'clock. Funeral services at
the First Free Baptist church, Piainfield
street. Saturday, At ? p. m. Relatives
and friends are invited TO attend.
oAskILL--At sea, on the 14th inst.
Maggie. wife OF John 7. Gaskill.
Funeral from the residence OF her
brother James Tanning 65 Kiburn
street, Berkeley, Saturday. Dec. II, at
$50 a. m. Relatives and friends are in
vited TO attend.
Fall River papers please copy.
JoYNEs-In this city. on the 18TH inst,
Richard Joynes. in his 78d year.
Funeral Saturday morning, the 18th
Inst, at 2 o'clock, from his late resi-
dence SO Transit street. Relatives and
friends are invited TO attend. Burial at
Bristol, r. l.
IA CHAPPEGlE-Sudden in East
Providence, on the 14th inst, Nellie,
wife OF David Ia Chappele
Notice OF funeral later.
Bristol papers please copy.
MeMANUs-In this city. on the 14th
inst, Patrick l. McManus
Funeral from his late residence. As
Gesler street Sunday. the 18th inst at
1 80 p. m. Relatives and friends are in
vited TO attend.
RooERs-In Washington. r. L., on the
14th inst, Gilbert II. Rogers, in his
72d year.
Funeral Saturday the 18th inst. from
the residence OF his sister, Mrs De,ana
Battey. at p. m. Relatives and friends
are invited to attend.
RoOT-Tn Pawtucket on the 18th inst.
Rebecca Judson Root widow OF Rob-
ert Root. in her s7th year.
Funeral from the residence of her
daughter. Mrs Florence w. France. 23
Marion Terrace. Saturday. Dec. II. at
2 p. m. Relatives and friends are in
vited TO attend.
RuTZLER-In Lymansville. on the 18th
inst, Mary Elizabeth, wife Of Thoobald
Rutzler aged 81 years
TuHtrdi IIoIn ner lata residence. %
Allendale avenue ga turdsy. Dec. IL AT
$40 q. M. Relatives and friends are
invited TO attend.
TRAlNoR-In this city, on the 10Th inst.
John Trsinor I'm his s4th year.
Funeral from his late residence. No
239 Branch avenue, on Saturday. the 18TH
Inst, at $3.50 A. m. Relatives and friends
are invited 10 attend. Services at the
Tmma culste Conception church az a N,
TUckER-Frsnces Besson. wife OF Or
Harrison A. Tucker. "Wednesday. Dec
10. at her residence. s9s Clinton street
BROOKLYN. ~. Y.
Funeral services 20 hs held 81 Christ
church. Clinton street, corner Of Har-
r1son. Brooklyn. SATURDAY.. Dec -. az
IL o'clock. Interment, Sleepy Hollow
cemetery.
vEEcH-In this city. on the 18th inst
Lillian Mary Vesch. aged months.
F'uneral private.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-12-16
MISS SH0RLEY DELIVERED
LECTURE ON animal FOODS

Miss Marion H. Shorley, instruct ctress In
household economies" at Pembroke hall,
delivered In Grace church chapel, last
evening, the second of n series OF SIX
lectures on Household Economics" the
AFFAIR being under the auspices OF the ct.
Mary's Guild. Animal Foods" was the
specific subject OF last evenings address.
Announcement was made that owing
20 the holidays the lectures scheduled for
Dec. % and Dec. % would be postponed.
the first being given Jan and the second
Jan. ~. The lectures originally scheduled
for those dates have been postponed un-
til Jan. 10 and Jan. 26, respectively.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-12-16
TURKISH BATHS.

The well known Turkish baths at Sc
Aborn street, Providence. now managed
by Whitley h Heaton. have been thor
oughly renovated and put i'm first class
condition. A scientific massage man has
been engaged who Is one OF the best In
the business. He II a pupil of Dr. Gra-
ham OF Boston and has had eight years
experience I'm the hospitals I'm that city
Electric treatment, facial and body mas
sage Is given at these baths with all the
latest methods. The swimming pool Is
always kept at the proper temperature
and a short swim after a bath puts your
blood at the right degree so that YOU
can go out without fear Of cold. A
good alcohol rub is thorough remedy
against colds.
Great interest is taken BY women in
the turkish baths. and one Turkish bath.
at least. figures in the weekly program OF
many a city woman who has time TO
think OF her health aud appearance. She
looks upon the hours spent at the bath
as the only ones OF real rest and re-
taxation in her busy life OF ceaseless ex-
element, and II she Is at all self-induI-
gent. instead OF two hours she will spend
from three 10 four I'm the warm lanRuid
atmosphere OF the bath and the luxurious
lounging rooms. The Turkish bath has be-
come a necessity TO modern woman and In
IL she seeks 10 regain the physical equlll.
brium which he everyday life is calcula ed
to destroy.
1t has been established that over two
thousand women I'm New York take Turk
ish. vapor or electric baths daily. and less
than half OF these by order OF their physi-
clans. The balance simply because they
like II, and Il does them good generally
Hours for ladies are from to s. Wednes-
days only.
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MRS. TODD LECTERED AT
PROVIDENCE ART CLUB

At the regular ladies' afternoon at the
Art club YESTERDAY Mrs. Mabel LOOMS
Todd, the well known author. lecturer and
traveller, delivered a most attractive talk
on AN Eclipse Trip TO Tripoli In 1900
Mrs Todd II the wife OF David Il. Todd.
professor OF astronomy and director of
the observatory at Amherst college. With
her husband sho has made many scientific
expeditions 10 remote corners OF the
world her observations having subse-
quently being published in many leading
magazines.
She Is n forceful and animated speaker
and her discourse was followed with the
closest attention. Tea wds served as
ugual
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-12-16
TO INSPECT FORTS.
Brig. Gen. Grant 10 Pay Official Visit al
NsWport Tomorrow.

Brig. Gen. Fred ID. Grant, new COM
manding officer OF the Department OF the
East, with headquarters at Governors
Island. New York. is to visit Newport Of
ficially tomorrow.
The general will be accompa MED by his
STAFF the object OF his visit being the In
spection Of the Narragansett bay fortif-
cations.
This will be the first visit OF Gen. Grant
since assuming this command, and he will
see some OF the most modern fortifica-
uons on the Atlantic seaboard. Gen
Grant will be received by Col William
Ennis. in command OF this district. and
will spend the day In inspecting Forts
Adams Greble and wetherell after which
he will go 10 Fort Rodman at New Bed
ford
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-12-16
RIVERSIDE.

Items OF news can be left al Gons res
taurant on Bullock's Point avenue and
thev will receive prompt attention and
publication.
Pomham Lodge OF Worlmen met IN
Library hall last evening with the In
tentions of electing officers for 1905 but
owing to the fact that some OF tho mem-
hers were unavoidably delayed from tho
meeting. the matter was laid over until
Tho first meeting I'm January.
Tbe executive committee OF the River
side Improvement society will meet at tho
residence OF Levi S Winchester Tuesday
evening OF next week.
The family who were the cause OF dis
turbance AT "Helrs Kitchen Wednesday
nave hacked no thcir effects and have
gone To n new field.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-12-16
BRISTOL.
Masons From Fall River Visited
Local Lodge Of New
Building g-.Oth0r News.

The basketball team OF the Y. NJ c. A.
VIII not 20 10 Fall River tonight 90 play
a game with the Fall River Y. NJ G. A.
team as was expected. having received a
letter from them cancdlling the date
The funeral OF Carl r. Lelterger was
held this afternoon from his late residence
on School street. 1t will be attended by
Of which he was member.
There was a rumor ON the streets YES
terday that the Builders Iron foundry
was 20 commence work on the land they
have purchased on Bristol Neck.
The barge Hope is dischargiug "a cargo
or $50 tons OF coal at the staples Coal
compsny's pier FOR tho Cranston Worstcd
mill.
II IL expected that quito a large tract
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-12-16
THE LATEST KINK IN
SNOW PL0WS IN THIS CITY

A new wrinkle in the shape OF a snow
plow Is in use about the estate OF Marsden
]. Perry on Beneft street. It's the whole
thing as a sidewalk clearer.
The outfit referred 10 consists of a
snug little plow, a horse and two men.
The plow Is OF modern design having ex-
tension wings by which the width OF the
cleared space may easily be regulated.
The horse is guided by a driver whose
weight assists the plow In doing a clean
job. A second man brings up the rear
and handles the handles. Tha plow looks
out for everything and Mr.. Perrys side
walks are models OF neatness and clean
liness
In spite OF the innova ton the old snow
shovel is bound to retain It's popularity
with most OF us
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-12-16
EAST PROVIDENCE
Police Pension Question Is Still
Being Widely Discussed.
Driver Goes 10 Sleep in Hail.
way and Leaves Team in Street

The announcement I'm this column. last
evening. 10 the effect that there was
movement on foot to create a pension
fund for the ex-chief OF police caused
quite a commoton and has been met with
no little commendation. Some claim II the
ex-chief is 10 be pensioned why should
not the same honor be conferred upon
Sergeant Manuel and Patrolman Higgins.
who have served the town quite as long
as the ex-chief. IT Is also announced that
this Is done for political purposes for
some OF the leaders In the project would
be glad To have the chief among their
supporters another year.
There was some talk at first OF calling
a special town meeting 90 take action on
the matter. but the opposition. has been
so strong during yesterday and today that
IL has been deemed advisable 20 let the
matter rest until tho regular town meet
ing
A COSTLY NAP.
Noe Allard OF Fall Rive was found in
the hallway OF Rays block late yester-
day afternoon by Patrolm;.n n Taggart and
locked up for being drunk. Allard drove
Into the square with an empty furniture
van and when he stopped 10 water his
four horses I'm front OF Masonic hall, he
was noticed by quite number OF persons
to be under the influence OF liquor. He
drove up I'm front OF Rays block where
he. with much exertian, covered his four
horses with blankets and packing from
his wagon and then strolled into the hall
way, where II was warm and fell asleep.
II cost him g. 50 10 settle his bill with the
police and about as much more for the
care OF his horses. all OF which he paid
and wended his way TO Fall River, later.
MINOR MENTION.
Mrs. Falvey OF Arlington street, re-
ported 10 the police that a dog walked
into her hencoop last night and killed
six hens. Her case was referred 10 Dog
officer McGwinn.
water pipe burst in Leslie block, yer-
terdsy, and while plumber was spending
about three hours looking for the shut
of. tho. water flooded the building.
The Mauran avenue water main burst
last night and IN consequence thereof,
all OF the water takers on the south side
OF Taunton avenue are without water
today.
An illustrated lecture will be given by
the Hon James NJ. Scale OF this city,
Monday evening, before the Business as
sociation.
At the session OF the Seventh district
court. Herbert Norberg was placed on
probation for stealing pigeon from Miss
Pagyen OF Phillpsdale.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-12-16
GREAT BARGAINS AT
TnEC.F. POPE COMPANY

There are grcat bargains az the G. y.
Pope company. 80 weybosset street. ow-
ing To the fact that this company have
sold their key and repair department TO
the Belchcr and Loomis Hardware Co.
The entire stock OF fine guns, hshing
tackle and general sporting goods are to
be sold out clean before January ist, and
at prices never before heard OF IN this
city.
Now is the time 20 secure bargains In
the above line and YOU will AZ this sale
see some mighty hne bargains that VIII
appeal TO you