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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-01

continued from page one.
aliases and who has branch offices now
closed, annot be ound
He closely resembles Dir. Henderson.
whom he knew well. and who If now
eliminated entirely from the case.
CIT Up THE BODY.
This doctor, who resembles Or. Hender-
son. but who is another men entirely. l.
the one. Il is believed. who purchased
the suit cases. He is the man whom Cab
driver Howard drove TO the Chelsea fer
ry with the suit cases. then empty.
The same man he IL. too, who crossed
on the Chelsea ferry. took 2 car for Rc-
we're. and then entered the house where
Susie Geary lay. with breath departed,
although her frail body was yet warm.
Then the d~ismemberment occurred.
Physicians, regular death certificates
previously had passed through all right.
but Medical Examiner Harris was laying
for them. and vel lthey knew IL.
They knew that the next death cer,ih-
cate which could be traced TO them meant
an extra term for the woman, I'm addi-
ton TO one for a similar case. with "A
woman Of that section as the victim.
They knew too, that for the man II
meant +h- -rtmovt pruatrv W vns 1dw-T
years at hard labor I'm state prison.
Therefore 81 was decided Ia cut up the
body. This was done.
The first suit case was taken to the
shore, not far distant, and thrown in.
Later 1t was found. with the body wrap
ped In ticking.
WILL FURNISH THE FINALE.
The second suit case, containing the
legs and arms, sank moro readily.
The police expect 10 show that IL was
carried along with tho other one, but
that some person was within sight. aud
the rnan rarryipO ~ concluded "a t.L.
10 elsewhere.
At nightfsll. this man. It will in all
probability be shown, started for Boston
with the second suit case.
He got of the car AT Chelsea. near the
ferry, AMI boarded one OF the waiting
boats.
When the boat neared the Boston side
the suit case was kicked or pushed over
board. 10 was found last Friday after
noon quite near the Chelsea ferry.
The doctor, husband OF tho woman. was
sought all day yesterday without avail.
His place OF residence, till very recently.
has been I'm n suburban city on the eust-
ern division. Boston n Maine railroad.
Since his wife was removed by law from
his hesrthside, he has been living a bach
elor life.
when this doctor IL located the police
expec, that the criminal court will fur
nlsh the final OF the Winthrop suit case
mystery.
FOUND BUNDLE OF CLOTHES.
What may eventually serve "a a clue
10 the surgeon who cut up Susan Gcary's
body is n bundle OF women's undergar-
ments found yesterday In the area back
OF the Pelham. fremont street and Boyl-
ston street. The bundle was turned over
To n Boston paper. and will be given TO
the police.
The bundle, In which MAS "A s~lrlpedLaas-
lin wrapper. a coarse linen skirt richly
embroidered, a sleeveless kimono. an un-
dervest and a black satin ribbon. was
found Sept. Is b. Robert O. Young. ship
per at 2n fremont street.
ON Sept. q. tho day the dress suit case
was found or the Winthrop clubhouse.
Youngs suspicious We're aroused and he
took tho bundle from It's resting place
upon an iron screen covering tho glass
roof ~ the little Clubhouse which stands
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-01

- Joined q ,hurch alliance yesterday q"
Indeed What particular oue?"
I was hest man ~ a wedding "-Balti-
moro American.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-01
TAKEN TO TIE HOSPITAL.

Mr.. Henry Watkins. one OF the Olney~
vile Checker clubs most respected MEM
bers and one OF ~Olneyville's highly re-
speCted residents was conveyed 10 the Il.
/. hospital for treatment last night but
his many friends will be pleased To learn
his case Is not serious. lie needs tuning
UP having been all run down from an at
tack OF malaria. He walked to the ambu-
lance and seemed pleased at the doctors
assurance that In two weeks time they
would have him around as spry as q
brand new dollar. None will be more
pleased at his recovery and 10 welcome
the new man back than his friends OF the
local checker club.
POLICE WORK FOR OCTOBER.
Business was not very rushing at the
Chaffee street police station during the
past month. there being but ~ arrests,
s. OF which VIE for drunkenness, five
for safe keeping. four each for larceny
and revelling three each for suspicion Of
larceny, assault and battery, and assault
with n dangerous weapon: two non-sup-
port and one each for breaking and en-
terinC I'm tho day time, shooting craps on
Sunday and thowing glass I'm the street.
GENERAL MENTION.
The postoffice NJ Manton was discou-
tinued at 7:0 last evening. and Mr.. A. r..
Remington. who had been postmaster for
about eight years. turned over tho effects
Of his office 10 Supt. Waltes d. Harris ~
the O~lneyville Office. and ut 1870 this
morning Carrier Frank Macomber left
the last named office with the mail for
the residents that I'm the past have been
obliged to- go TO the Manton office.
Singing by a chorus OF loo voices was
the leading attraction at the meeting
OF the hristian Endeaver society,
connected with the Baptist churches
IN this state, at the Plainteld Street Bap-
fist church yesterday afternoon and even
Ing
Dammer Bewart. reported To- tho police
last evening that "A lot Of tacks and shin
giles had been stolen from a new house
al Paramount park.
There were q number ~ Halloween
parties I'm this vicinity last evening
The Danielsouyille cars werc vel filled
With hunters on Tho out-of-tovn trips.
There Was nothing hut routine business
~ Tho meeting ~ Perseverance lodge.
KniEhts ~ PythiAs. last evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-01

II used to like the smell Of cigar smoke
before we were married. but now I despisc
IT,"
"well. I bought an altogether differ
cnt brand OF cigars then than 7 am able
30 do now Houston Post.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-01

In the area way.
The bundle had evidently been done up
in a hurry and been thrown from one OF
the windows above the screen.
one OF these rooms up 20 Sept. p was
occupied by a doctor. who was known by
tenants in the building 10 he connected
with the Mrs. Jane Bishop office. where
women in trouble were treated
For safe keeping Young took home the
bundle. intending to keep Il until the body
OF the dress suit case victim was identi-
Cad
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-01
WOMAN DOCTOR PERFORMED
OPERATION ON MISS GEARY
continued from page One.

continued from page One.
aliases and who has branch offices now
closed, annot be ound
He closely resembles Dir. Henderson.
whom ne knew we'll. and who If now
eliminated entirely from the case.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-01
RIVERSIDE.

Items OF news can be left az COTS res
taurant OH Bullock's Point avenue and
they will receive prompt attention and
publication.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-01
EAST PROVIDENCE
Automobile Party Met With an
Accident Last Evening.
An Enjoyable Whist Party.
Other Matters Of Interest.

\ large automobile bearing tho license
number $3.50 OF Massachusetts,, and owned
by c. r. Newbery of Taunton, Mass,
met with a bad accident on Taunton ave-
nue. hill. near Summit street. last even
ing about 500. William Wethcrby was
acting as chauffeur and the auto was
bound towards Providence at a fair rate
OF speed. Suddenly the rear wheels APP
peared TO slew and before Wetherby could
steer down the hill again the machine
shot up on tho curbstone and struck a
large electric light pole. with such force
AZ 10 move IL bodily about six inches.
The occupants were all thrown forward
IN The AUTO, but were not injured. The
machine was badly shaken up and bent
on the front parts. One OF the rear tires
was ripped of and some OF the interior
gear broken.
WHIST PARTY.
A whist party was held last evening at
the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Me-
Causland on Broadway. There was up
wards OF 20 present, and the evening was
passed pleasantly in the playing OF whist.
h prizes were won as follows: First,
ladies', silver candlestick, Mrs. George NJ.
Hull; consolation. silver hair receiver,
Mrs. F.. X. Carpenter: first. gentloman's.
SllNfT AuD. EAufAuflA pth NVAiNbAhAAbAAs -
coin purse, John y. Carpenter. The
house was p~rettily decorated with flowers
and Halloween novelties. and refresh
ments were served. In addition TO Hal
lowo'cn. the occasion was arranged I'm
honor OF Mr.. McCausland's birthday.
MINOR MENTION.
\ crowd OF boys took a wagon belong
ing To Joshua Marsh OF Mary ven last
evening and after pulling ~ through the
streets for n while abandoned the team
on Purchase street when OFFICER Read put
in appearance. He was able TO Identify
some OF the young men and this morning
they were all reprimanded by Chief
Adams and allowed 10 depart.
officer Hunter reports putting a lantern
on n team on Grove avenue. officer New
hall was on duty last evening after a lay
Off OF one day on account OF Illness. Of
ncer Burgess went on day duty az Rum
ford and ~Philllpsdale this morning and
mis- place on the night patrol will be taken
by the newly appointed officer Hall.
one OF the Fall River cars run over n
dog last evening near Cora street on
waterman avenue. The animals back
was broken and he lay In the street until
OFFICER Lowell was called ana put him out
OF his misery with a shot from his pistol.
"
Il used To like the smell Of cigar smoke
before We were married. but now ! despisc
f."
wen. I bought an altogether differ
cnt brand OF cigars then than 7 am able
60 do nov Houston Post.
- Joined y church alliance yesterday +"
Indeed What particular oue7'
q was hest man ~ a wedding "-Balt-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-01

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% The Republicans of this state and plantations at the invitation of the =.
. Young Mems Republican club Of Rhode Island had a Halloween party in .
g Infantry Hail last night where after a satisfying meal oratory from tho s
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. several candidates. musicf from the American band and a very bright a- /.
e dress from Congressman Foster OF Vermont wore enjoyed. 1t vas a most {.
. harmonious nd fehchous occasiona and a love feast at which rosy pictures OF 3
. the achievements OF he Republican party IN he past and success in the n- .
90 turew uo drawn. -"
Q The Democrats got a rakng overt the Goals ron Col Webb, Judge Pal 3
9 me Of cranston, h also told why he was a Republican. about 81 reasons) /.
q n rom Governor Utter who advised the citizens II they wanted a governor !.
. to- spend his tme "traducing he state not TO vote for him. Ex-GnHn=aaE Dyer .
9 %
o who vat warmly greeted also spoke pleasantly and In a general way, refer :.
. ring incidentally 10 Ex-Governor Garvins speech in which te Republican :.
s. ex-governor was quoted, 1--WE have all been lined " and denied #" he said y"
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-01
OLNEYVILLE,
Hypnotic Eye Caused Williams
TO Lose Checker Game.
Police Record for October.
MdntOn PoStOffIca Discontinued

Olneyville branch OF the Providence
News at Hefernan's New Store. 10
Hartford avenue. Telephone 4O-West.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-09-14
Calhoun

Mrs. Verne Blakslay isspend-
ing a few weeks in Denver Col.
VIM Messer will move back
to the John FNitzgibbon place
north OF Mo Valley.
Miss Anna Brown of Mo VAL
ley spent week with Mrs. N.
G. Boynton.
The road just south of Cal
houn is being graded and put
in fine shape being graded so in
a wet time the road will be high
and dry.
VIM Powell is at Crescent
with his brothers this week.
Mrs. Maud Browne and chill
dren spent few days at her
brothers in Calhoun last week.
One of the worst electric
storm of the season visited this
section Wednesday morning at
a o'clock. Lightning struck a
stack of timothy hay belonging
to John Tierny standing in
his meadow, burning it to the
ground.
Jesse Messers family will
move to Missouri Valley where
they will try city life for a
while.
Mr.. Geo. Shiller returned to
his home in Central City, Neb,
after two weeks rusticating in
the country looking after farm
interestshere.
Married. in Logan Monday
Sept. 18th Mr.. John d. Reedy
and Naoma Mcdonald youngest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Julius Mcdonald. The young
couple are we'll and favorably
known having both been born
and raised in this neighborhood
they have the best wishes of
their many friends. They will
make their home in Norfork
Nebr. where he runs out to
Long Pine.
The School house in Calhoun
has undergone a thorough reno
waiting and is a building now
the patrons may we'll be proud
of. Sabbath school was held at
lOa. m. last Sabbath and in the
evening the house was full and
listened to an interesting dis
course by j. S. Mcdonald who
will preach again in two weeks.
Mr.. N. G. Boynton returned
Tuesday from Denver Colorado
where he had been attending
| the soldiers reunion.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-09-14

The Jewel Gasoline stove is
the very best gasoline stove
sold in Mo. Valley. j. II. Nc
Gavren sells it.
Fresh select oysters so cents
per can at Bells.
DR.. j. w. Chapek, the Oma-
ha expert optician, illexaminc
your eyes free of charge at
DR.. Chapman's office Septesn-
Der IL, ID and Is.
Cup OR hard oil is the article
you need for threshing
machines. Sold by j. r.
McGavern. If
Extra select oysters in bulk,
soc quart at Bells.
We have a number of second
hand organs. Will sell them
cheap and at your own terms.
Come in and see MS.
Price & Bell.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-09-14
Loyeland Items

Mrs. Dan Bailey has returned
from her visit with relatives at
Lincoln, Neb.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Mattox Wis
| tied friends at Crescent Sum
day.
Rev. j. Owen Smith preached
his farewell sermon at this
place Sunday to a large aud
fence. Rev. Smith has been
we'll liked Ivy his people here,
who hope that he may be re-
turned to this charge for an
other year.
Mrs. j. d. Lake, who has
been so poorly, is still quite
sick
Mrs. Melvin Jones is sick at
the home of her sister, Mrs.
Charles Perkins, in Loveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Perkins
expect to move on their farm
near Loveland.
Edward Brookhouser and
family will move this week to
Missouri Valley, where Mr..
Brookhouser has a position.
Lee Highly visited friends at
this place over Sunday.
The w. F. M. S. met Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. Frank
Friend. A good attendance of
members and several visitors
were present to enjoy the
meeting. After the devotion
al and lesson study for Septem-
Der the following officers were
elected for the coming year:
Pres, Mrs. C. Copeland,
LIST V. p, Mrs. j. Brookhous-
er, Jr.,
End V. P, Mrs. Geo. West,
Bird V. P, Mrs. Chas. Children
Sec, Mrs. N. Haldeman,
Cor. Sec., Mrs. d. Bailey,
Treas, Mrs. r. 7. Wright.
Mrs. Frank Friend, who has
been president of the society
since it's organization, expects
to spend the winter in Cali
fornia. At the close of the
meeting refreshments were
served by Mrs. Friend, assisted
by Mrs. Dick Friend and Mrs.
r. I. Wright, after which an
hour was spent in music, recita-
tions and social converse. The
next meeting will be held at
the home of Mrs. G. Copeland
in October.
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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-08-10
Notice of Sale.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT:
Whereas, on the 18th day of Janu.
airy, 1905, o. S. Morrow executed tc
Ratcliff-Sanders Grocery company a
mortgage on certain hereinafter de-
scribed articles to secure certain in
debtedness then owing by said o. S.
Morrow, to Ratcliff-Sanders Grocery
Company amounting to sl944O.
And whereas, said 0 S. Morrow Is
now indebted to said Ratclitf-Sanders
Grocery Company in said matter the
sum of sl34.4O, and
Whereas, said 0. S. Morrow is in
default Of payment thereof according
to the terms of said mortgage.
Now Therefore, the said Ratcliff-
Sanders Grocery Company, will sell
for cash in front Of Ratcllff-Sanders
Grocery Company's store in Vlnita, /,
IT,, on the 22nd day of August, 1905,
between the hours of a. m. AMI 3 D.
m. the following described articles:
] cash register Wrigley showcase
/ computing scale, coffee mill
l 4 IT step ladder l platform scale
2 molasses pumps 2 cracker racks
scoops 1 molasses guage
/ "a paper rack tobacco knife
paper rack, wood 2 thread cases
l 10 in. paper cut'r l clock
! hand made truck / revolving spice
Office chair can
/ roll top desk cheese safe
wooden coffee bin 10 ID spice cans
/ II. & X. = " bread case
4crack'rshow tops l upright fruit case
3 glass showcases large heat'g stove
dried fruit stand ] ice box
l safe 2 go gal. oil tanks
l set single harms ! 10 yr. old horse
! delivery horse / long assorted spice
can
RATcLTF-SANDERs GROCERY Co.
BY EDGAR SMITH,
Secretary and Treasurer