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longs to William Garland, of Los
 Angeles, who is president of the
 railroad, and who a number of
 years ago built the line from Bowie to Geronimo, but afterwards had to take it over on a mortage. The interests not owned by Mir. Gar land are owned by the Southern Pacific Company, and it comes rather straight that the Southern Pacific will in the very near future take over the line, as it did the Maricopa, Phoenix x Salt River Valley railroad, some time ago, and operate it as part of the Tucson division. By so doing much better rates can be made over the line than it can now make alone. This is thought by local railroad men more probable than that the Phelps-Dodge interests will either purchase the G. V. G. x N., or parallel it.
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AndreSB. CanaVaIe.
 CIVIL ENGINEER. MOCteZuma, Son., Mex.
Reports, plans and specified tionS on all work in engi- neering, railways, surveying, mining engineering, etc.
Torres & PrietaS R'y.
TIME CARD NO. v, In effect June 27, 1903.


 Train No. leaves Minas Prietas at g:CC a. m. arrives at Torres at a:45 a. m. Train No. 2 leaves Torres at 10 A a. m arrives al Minas Prietas at i1:l5 a. m. Train No. leaves Minas prietas at 80 '. m. arrives at Torres at 2:15 pm.
 Train No. 1 leaves Torres at 4:45 D. m arrives at Minas Prietas at 5:30 m, ALL TRAINS CONNECT ar TORRES ON SONORA RAILWAY. MORALES. TO QUAY MAS AND VICE VERSA
 Wells, Fargo Co.'s Express and Telegraph in operation between Minas Prietas and all pats of th- World.
 shortest and best route to Yaqul River Barrsnca aud San Marcial coa, fife ds, Soy opa ahuaripa Ores. La Blu A, La Dura, Yaqui Smelling & Refining and Yaqui Copper com panies.
 Freight can be consigned to F. II Seymour 10 be forwarded by team from Minas rietas to the above named places.
 Advancei charges paid on all goods con signed to railway. which are received, for warded and warehoused free of comm- sion and storage charges.
 ''Ar Mrnas prietas depot hacks always ready to make trips to any of the above named points at reasonable rates.
 F. ii. SEYMOUR. Pres Prop,
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Sonora Time.
 \ Dining stations.

Sonora Time.
 Dining stations
 Pullman Sleepers are attached to these trains.
 Trains makes connection at Torres with Torres X prietas Railroad. leaving at s.00 a. m. and D. m. daily for Colorada and Minas Prietas Pacific Coast Steamship Colnpany's steamer "CuTacao' sailing the 17th of each month for Altata, Mazatlan, Cape St. Lucas, Magdalena l.. A. Martinez Steamship Line, and others lines calling at this port
 For particulars address. ). A. NAUGLE,
 Gen'l Pass. Ag't. Guaymas, Sonora, Mex.
The oasis., 1904-01-09
ARIZONA NEWS.

M S3 ()OU be nduo loi ViiO i"i o'0i iii
 rostioation of the Casa Grande
 rnins in Pinal county. The cus- M todian. he says, states that vide
 snread interest has been manifested
 in the ruins, and recommends an
 appropriation for the excavation of # tbe mounds and ruins on the reser-
 vation. the work to be performed
 npder thesupervision of the bureau { of American ethnology.
 Republicans: A singular suc-
 cession of fires has kept the Phoe- q nix fire department on the qui vive
 lately. In seven days there have
 been nine fire alarms. There were
 two last night, one being for fire in large lodging house immedi- atelv in the rear of the fine new nostofiice block. Earlier in the day two cottages was destroyed by fire before the firemen could stretch the necessary half mile of hose from the nearest fire plug. Several other dwellings have been des- troved. and the Territorial capitol has had a near escape from de-
 struction.
 Prospector: Hugh Mackenzie, who at one time worked in the
 Elkhart mine, at Chloride, and is heir to an immense fortune, left him by an uncle at Aberdeen, Scotland, is being searched for by relatives. He was last seen alive in Los Angeles, from which place he wrote his father on the 26th of January of last year, stating that he was off that morning for Scot land by way of New Orleans. His relatives believe he was caught in the great Southern Pacific railroad wreck, at Esmond station, on the 2Sth of January last. and his body cremated. Since his disappearance in January last his relatives have searched the continent for him, but so far no trace has been found.
 International A merican: A terrible killing took place in Bis bee yesterday, as the result of a Swede getting crazy drunk. The i Swede, who works at the Copper Queen Shelter, became so intoxi- cated that he was like crazy man, and entered a little saloon in Brewery Gulch, called the Family | Liquor Store. Several men were standing at the bar at the time, and without warning the crazy Swede pulled out big six-shooter and fired into the crowd. He emp tied the gun, and all of the bullets found marks. One man, by the name of Blomb, was hit three times and was killed. Another man. by the name of Holmes, was hit in the neck, and is now in the hos pltal in serious condition. The owede is in jail. He can give no no reason for his actions except that he was drunk, and did not know what he was doing. The af- lalr has caused great excitement in the town.
 El Paso Herald:- According to information just received here, it looks very much as if the Southern Taeltic would soon take over the 0IIa Valley, Globe x Northern railway, running from Bowie, Ariz., to Globe. Ariz. There has been considerable said recently about i the Phelps Dodge interests fighting JmS line tO oct lOver ratec on eun-
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Sonora Railway.

New daily Passenger Train service throuI
 between Nogales and Guaymas.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-10
PAWTUCKET.

The school committee met last even
ing. II was decided that principal was
not necessary for the woodlawn school.
so the vacancy caused by the election OF
Mr. Kelaghan as superintendent OF schools
was filled. There were many transfers
Of teachers made and IT was announced
that three high school teachers had re-
signed and possibly fourth one would
so do. These vacancies will be filled on
Sept 1st IL WIS voted that the appro-
priation OF OF 5000 made for the Church
hill addition be applied 10 general school
purposes.
A young woman who gave the name of
Mary Ashburn, was in the district court
yesterday on charge OF disorderly con-
duct. She and n man were very much
under the influence of liquor Monday af-
ternoou. and seated under the trestle of
Exchange street bridge, were very noisy.
The girl said she never was arrested be-
fore so she was placed In charge OF Pro-
baton officer Maymon. She was appar-
entity telling the truth In saying she never
was in such trouble before
Tower Relief corps held very inter
esting business meeting last evening
While some of the members will go 10 the
National encampment nj Boston Of the
GA r. most Of the members OF the corps
will go there on Tuesday next When
business was over there was a pleasing
entertainment given under the direction
OF Mrs Nellie NJ Jones and Mrs. Eliza
Sweetland.
The board OF aldermen will meet in
regular session tomorrow evening.
There was a regular meeting of the
Painters, Paper Hangers and Decorators
union last evening, and II was voted TO
endorse the Structural Building Trades
Alliance recently formed I'm New York
This new organization proposes 10 unite
ali tho men in the country engaged in
the building trades II Is antagonistic
TO no other organization In the labor
field.
The shattered 1agpole at Wilkinson
park has been removed at last
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-10
Birthday Fete on Lawn --Bucklln
Post Met Last Night.
Thomas Wanted a Year, but
Only Got Six Months.
East Providence branch OF the News Ia
at Taunton avenue. Telephone ll2-2.
East Providence.

Mr.. and Mrs. Rockford entertained a
party OF the friends OF their daughter.
May. who reached her 18th birthday last
evening. The festivities consisted of
lawn party, and after dark the fun was
enjoyed indoors. Miss Maude Lidstone
did much towards making the event an
enjoyable one. A luncheon WAS served
at 1890
Mr. and Mrs. J. ]. Sullivan entertained
a party OF friends from this place, the
city and Hartford. Conn. on the yacht
Florence" yesterday. They made stop
at Crescent Park. where they were re-
ceived by Assistant Manager Ira ID. Com,
who made the call particularly pleasing.
Bucklin post OF the Grand Army held a
we'll attended session in Rays block last
evening. when 40 or more signiled their
intentions OF taking part in the monster
grand army parade 10 be held at Boston
Tuesday.
Mr. Lee Richmond, who has charge Of
the delivery department OF s. s. Rich's
establishment. spent yesterday at Shawo-
met Beach and returned with sufficient
number OF quahaugs to give his as
sociates a feed"
Mr.. Henry Murphy OF this place. and
for some time one OF the leading players
or the OlneNNlue ciuD, ieIl idst evening
for Jersey City where he Will join the
Providence club
Thomas King. charged with being a
vagrant, was sent 10 the state farm for
a term OF six months this morning.
Tom wanted a year but Judge Bliss
thought that six months was long enough.
Judge George y. Bliss with O.. AMyra
and James McCartin OF Pawtucket who
have been cruising for week or more
on the Fanchon, returned home last even
ing.
A large number OF the members of Har-
mony hall Sunday school went TO Naystt
Point this morning in party wagon.
where they VIII spend the day or part
OF II.
Contractor Perry entertained with n
sail and a 6 o'clock dinner at Boyden
Heights yesterday his old chums Harry
Josln and Charles Romer
About 100 members OF the Union Con-
gregational church at Luther's corners.
enjoyed n clambake on the church
grounds yesterday afternoon.
The Horse Thief Detective association
will hold its annual outing at Boyden
Heights 10 morrow.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-10

Mr.. Edward j. Gaffney the well and
agent was made n happy man by the
Rev. FIR. Heaney at the Church OF the
Sacred Heart this morning. for he was
united in marriage to Miss Mary Tobin,
one OF the most lovable young ladies' OF
this place. Miss Tobin has for quite
number OF years held the position OF
clerk at T. Burke's Dry Goods store,
where she has come in contact with the
young and old OF this place all OF whom
hold her in the highest esteem.
Miss Elizabeth Tobn, sister OF the
bride, was bridesmaid and Mr.. Cornelius
Gaffney of Oswego, N Y, a brother OF
the groom, was best man.
After the ceremony the bridal party
and many of their closest friends returned
to the home OF the brides parents on
Lincoln avenue. where a wedding break
fast was served, and the many handsome
tokens OF love and esteem were shown
This evening Mr.. and Mrs. Gaffney will
leave for Oswego and will be the guests
OF Mr.. Cornelius Gafrney for a week or
Hs4e+e--tFeH -the4FlFeturn they witf-for-
the present make their home with Mrs
Gaffney's parents.
TROUBLE AHEAD.
A man. who has cut. quite a figure in
police circles OF late and whose saloon
has been raided. evidently believes that
he has sufficient backing OF some sort
to remain and do business at the old
stand Notwithstanding the fact that he
has received orders from Chief OF Police
Adams TO "vamouse.
The man has no idea Of "vamousing,
for he has ordered a new stock OF goods
TO replace that taken by the police and.
II Is said, intends to open at once Accord
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-10
WARREN,

The following list Of letters are adver-
tised at the Warren postoffice r. r. Mar
tin, postmaster: Agnes Darcy. Mrs. r. c.
Rowe. ]. Brollck. Edwin Hill. Mrs Dru-
sella g. Kee, Mrs. Mary Foster, Mabel
Hannah: foreign. Elezar Power, Philippe
Trombley. Adelard Raulle.
The weekly band concert of the Nation
nj band was held on the Common, last
night, being largely attended by local
people. and others from the surrounding
towns An excellent program was render
ed. which was received with applause.
The weekly session Of the Kings
Daughters was held in the vestry OF the
NJ u. church last night. A business ses-
sion was followed by social exercises.
The Christian Endeavor society held
It's devotional service. In the church par
lors. last night. A large number OF the
members were present, and enjoyed n
good meeting
Miss Bessie r. Batchelder has recently
accepted the position az assistant clerk
at the Warren postoffice.
Miss Mabel T.. Wood II enjoying n
weeks vacation, with friends out OF town
The Swansea and Fall River cars, have
within the past week been ordered 10 run
az speed not exceeding eight miles an
hour. between the corner OF Metacom
avenue and Childs street 10 a point ~ the
western end Of the route The ordnance
relative 10 the matter was passed AT the
monthly meeting Of the town council
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-10
CENTRAL FALLS.

Napoleon Daviguon was arrested last
night for an alleged assault on Louis
Marcoux. A blackjack was used on the
latter. and the trouble took place I'm
barroom. Officers Devaney and Grady
made the arrest.
At meeting of Abraham Lincoln lodge.
Sons OF St George. held last evening.
much interest was shown in the excursion
on British day, next Saturday. Consider
able business OF routine nature was
transacted IT the meeting.
Tt was announced at last nights meet
ing OF Ballou post. @. A. r., that about
~ would leave this city on the special
train for Boston on next Tuesday at
T:R a m The veterans are very enthu-
siastir over the national encampment.
Assistant chief Engineer Henry s.
Rovker of the fire department has re-
turned from MS vacation.
One female wss locked up for drunken
ness last night at the police station
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-10
SPORTS FOR LABOR DAY.
ConnsciIcut's Central Body Hopes 10 Haze
General State CeIehrltIaA

Hartford, Conn. Aug. to.-All labor
unions in the state are In receipt of an In
vitation from the Hartford Central Labor
union to come here on September 5th for
the purpose OF insugurating a state Ia
Dor day"
Heretofore the observance OF the holi-
day has been local in spite Of the argu-
ment OF the state leaders that the day
should be devoted to a demonstration or
the strength OF organized labor.
The central labor union promises to
have here as speakers, several OF the
most prominent labor leaders In the coun-
try and to provide a program of sports
which VIII attract the best professional
athletes In the east
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-10
DENIED BY
FOREIGN
OFFICE

London, Aug. io.-The foreign office au-
thorizes the Associated Press to positive-
ly deny the New Orleans report that the
British minister to the Central American
states has been ordered from ouatemala
city to Mangua to deliver ultimatum to
the Nicaraguan government regarding the
seizure of Cayman (Jamaican) fishing
schooners and their crews by the authorf-
ties OF Nicaragua.
The matter is under discussion by the
two governments but the foreign office
says no suggestion OF force was con-
talned in any of the British communica-
tions and while the British government
adopted strong attitude II is believed
that satisfactory adjustment by diplo-
matte means will be effected.
The American government would un-
doubtadly have been notified as a matter
OF courtesy IL Great Britain intended TO
occupy Nicaraguan port
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-10

Edward Borgeois, a son Of the deceased.
saw Sweeney and his father engaged In
a struggle on the roadway Edward
watching Il from a window in the
kitchen OF the dead mans homo.
Edward says ne saw Sweeney strike
Edmund blows In the face bat did not see
Sweeney DO any kicking. Thore was tesu-
mony to the effect that both Sweeney and
the blows were exchanged.
One witness said that at the Rock house
Borgeois said TO Sweeney. You are all
alone now. suppose you leave the other
wife alone" and BorgeoIs also accused
Sweeney OF having insulted his. Borgeois'
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-10
NO CLAIM PRESENTED.
Owners Of StsamN CIillam, Sunk Jan. 8,
Relieved Of Responsibility.

Portland, Ore. Aug lo1rhe puget
Sound Navigation company. the owners
OF the steamer Cisllam. which sunk dur
ing a storm In the straits of Juan de
Fuca, Jan. 9. 1904. with u passengers and
10 officers and crew has been relieved of
liability for damages on account Of the
accident by United states District Judge
G. Bellinger.
The company recently fled a petition
in the United States district court asking
for limitation of liability which might
result from damage claims hled by rela-
tives and heirs of persons who were
drowned in the catastrophe No claims,
however. were presented. and the claim
ants after legal time TO take action were
declared in default.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-10
CORONER DAVIS
B[AMES SWEENEY

Frank F. Davis of Glocser has filed his the
death of Edmund Bourgeois who his death the roadside
day of July The took the
testimony of quite number of witnesses and the filed in the
pleas division for this county
quite a long
Sweeney held by the be responsible for
Bourgeois There unquesionaby dispute
there those in the where Bourgeois
believe that the blows administered by Sweeney
were sufficient TO death.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-10

ing TO the plans OF the police, the re-
opening and the re-closiug will both take
place in about Is minutes. and a new
proposition win be put up" 10 the per-
sistent fellow that will be very difficult
for him TO handle.
A PECULIAR ACCIDENT.
Miss Alberta woodard OF this place,
met with a peculiar and painful accident
at Crescent park yesterday She had
been In the habit Of taking the dinner OF
a relative 10 the park every day, and the
relative I'm turn has given her candy. on
which to feed pet donkey that Is used
for the purpose OF entertaining children.
The little lady fed the donkey yesterday
as usual and the animal evidently took
her forefinger for portion or the sweet
meat and began 10 chew It, 1t was with
considerable difficulty that the girl could
pull her finger out OF the animals mouth,
before he chewed IL Off She was taken
TO the family physician. who dressed the
injured member.
NEWSY NOTES
escape OF serious injuries yesterday af-
ternoon The little fellow was riding
bicycle at "a good rate OF speed down tho
steep grade OF Turner avenue, over the
railroad crossing. when he lost control
of the wheel and was pitched head fore
most a distance OF 10 feet over the Wheel.
He was picked up by some men who saw
the accident. and they took him home.
Mr.. Frederick Goff. manager OF the
Crescent park and Pawtuxet Ferry COM
pany, entertained on his private launch
yesterday Mcssrs Il. A. Remington, Il.
Edgar Crumb. Wesley J. Trombley. Ur-
hah=F'arreli. SiiaA=p.-D Davis and Ellis II.
Pierce. They went as far as Potter's
Cove, when a genuine Rhode Island clam
bake was enjoyed.
Jed Gardner and Arthur Allen are
among those who went down the bay this
morning in search OF "squt'' and will be
obliged 10 come home with big string 20
make good their promises.
Miss Lena Tallman took out a party of
young folks yesterday morning. their des-
tination being Prudence Island and their
object, huckleberries.
Two special cars filed with Sunday
school children went thought the square
yesterday en- route for Hunts mills.
Charles r. Pierce. manager for the East
Providence Water Works is installing A
large shut off on Lincoln avenue.
The long needed repairs TO the sidewalk
about the Riverside pharmacy have been
made for which all are thankful.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-10
WIFE Of GOV. DAVIS DEAD.
Panama Canal Official Hastsns Home. huf
Death Precedsd Him.

New York, Aug. 1o.-Gen. George w.
Davis, governor OF the Panama canal
zone. who had been summoned home be-
cause OF the illness OF his wife. learned
upon his arrival here today that Mrs. Da-
Wis was dead Mrs. Davis had been pass
ing the summer In the Adirond region.
When she became seriously Ill several
days ago, the governor was notified and
he left Colon last week on the steamer
Allianca. Mrs. Davis died soon after the
steamer sailed
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-10
RECEPTION
FOR GROVER
CLEVELAND

Sandwich. y. Fl, Aug l0.--The citizens
of tho town OF Sandwich, at a public
meeting, have perfected arrangements for
a reception to be rendered ex-President
Grover Cleveland and Gov Nahum J.
residence at Centre Sandwich Saturday
afternoon. Committees were appointed
10 have charge OF the affair and IL was
decided that banquet should be held at
the Sandwich house after the reception.
About % guests OF prominence are ex-
pected to be present. including former
Governors Frank w. Rollins and Chester
B. Jordan OF New Hampshire, and Gov.
Bates Of Massachusetts.
Many residents of the nearby summer
colonies will attend the reception.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-10
ENGLAND IN HURRY FOR TWO
16,50O TON BATTLESH!PS,

London, Aug. io.-The admiralty has In
vited the Clyde shipbuilders To tender for
two battleships of 1880 tons and high
speed. It is said that the vessels In the
matter of armament and armored protec-
ton will eclipse anything yet attempted.
That the admiralty officials are In a
hurry to get the vessels started Is In
dicated by the fact that the tenders must
be sent In by September 0. which is un-
usually short notice.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-10
EMBARRASS
TRADE IN
THE FALL

Chicago. Aug. 1o.-The executive board
OF the Garment Workers union has
agreed TO endorse the strike of the cutters
and will call out all the union members
whether men or women. today. Conse-
quently eooo to 1000 tailors will be made
idle.
This, It Is expected. will practically ito
up all the shops in the city and seriously
embarrass the fall trade.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-10

wife Sweeney was ordered out OF the
Rock house and Borgeois followed. Ac-
cording TO this same witness Borgeois
tried TO hit Sweeney and missing, the lat
ter struck Borgeois.
Coroner Davis finding is az follows:
II find and certify that said Edmund
Borgeols. on the 3lst day OF July. 1904.
In the roadway in West Glocester. came
10 his death by blows on head and face.
the same being confirmed by the autopsy
made by G.. A. Harris, M. D.. and fled
herewith. and / further certify and re
port that upon the testimony OF the wit
nesses fled herewith that said blows
upon said head and face were admins
tered by one Thomas Sweeney, and said
death was caused by the act or neglect
OF said Thomas Sweeney. and not by any
other person or persons"