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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-03

Continued from page one.
sooner. but | told the people here to keep
everything until got back.
NAMES OF BOND AND BROWN.
"Ten Bond 10 be sure OF every move he
makes with the lease. as l understand
that Brown will be brought up II any
body has 10 be Identified. l am not sur
prised that they are trying TO throw me
I'm fact, | should be surprised II they
did not That IL "A matter which will be
adjusted very quickly when H. and
meet. Don't pay too much attention 10
what Barry SAYS He Is only a friend
OF H. While he gets paid. anybody can
buy him | have asked Doris about j. L.,
but he does not know him.
Il thing II Bond was 10 draw up a good
strong lease with proper conditions II
would be as well 10 let me have II on
q very short lease subject to cancela-
tions at any time. IL will kill things 10
have the place closed.
II am awfully sorry TO be any drag
and won't be any personally but this
man from Philadelphia II no good.
could have got him word, but he don't
know anything l keep In touch with
the papers and know how things are. j
am sorry for the new notoriety. II does
not make much difference in their chances
20 do anything.
NOT IN THEIR POWER.
IF you can get statement from Whip
pie and send IL 10 me. and | VIII ngure
on whether IL is right or not, as l have
the details in mind and ] can do II, |
am sorry for Frances. but II the Brown
case is settled. why don't she go To work
] am In no way in the power OF Lewis
or his Wife. In my last letter / sent 10
I cd a "A
20 do H. expect TO lay here for week
or so. and then start out again, possibly
sooner.
H did sign the lease and IL is in
nv drawer with the other papers | men
tioned Don't allow the place 10 be closed
81 you can possibly help II FOR IL looks
bad and will lose you money. have
lust received both letters and am trying
to answer each question as l get It. 30
don't mind II this is little disJointed.
Don't be afraid OF Davis.
Always inclose any letters 20 me I'm am
other letter addressed 90 him and mark
anside envelope r. r. Clark. ] am writ
rng a letter TO Name and mailed II with
this. God only knows how ] trust and
pray that she is all right Goodby for
NOW. with all love and best wishes.
LOU"
LETTER TO HIS WIFE.
The letter marked C IL believed by
the police 10 have been written 10 his
wife. the daughter OF Mrs. Bishop. 1t
reads as follows;
MY Darling Mame-I have received
your letter and can't answer IL too quick
knew ana -late-ahonL opera
'tion but you don't know how nor you
can't imagine how 1 felt 10 know ] was
not there with you. o. Name. my dar-
ling, take care OF yourself. I am glad
you had such good doctors and | know
their judgment is correct.
Now. Name. dear. IL you don't feel like
writing 10 me- have some one do II for
YOU. as | want 10 hear from you often
Kiss Billy for his Pop
Tell Josie ] said she was an awful
good girl 90 you and | Will thank her
myself when ! get back. MY WORK "a
OF for a week or So but will be all right
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-03

Mr.. A. NJ PAUL. who lives on Blun
street. met with a severe accident last
evening. He stepped from r. moving car
and In doing SO was thrown TO the
ground The glasses he wore were the
cause of a number OF scratches he sus-
tained.
Mr.. PAUL went to the office OF Dr.. Platt
where his many minor wounds were
dressed.
At the session OF the Favorite Whist
club at the residence OF Mrs. Baxter on
Jackson avenue last evening the score
was as follows: Mrs. Cook. IL: Mrs. Per-
kins. 81. Mrs Baxter. 81; Mrs. Adams and
Mrs. woodard. 30 each; Mrs. King and
Mrs. Howarth. q each. The next session
will be held at the residence OF Mrs Per-
kins on Adams avenue. Thursday even
ing
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-03
HOWARD TELLS HOW
BODY WAS DISPOSED OF

after that. Let your ma address your
letters as | have told her how to do IL.
The new man am working for Is a
nice fellow but he owes me $40. stu, /
think II is better TO keep moving under
real business IL ! only get expenses Give
my love 10 your ma and Billy. and thank
Josie for me and keep up a good heart.
with love and a million kisses to you, !
LOU"
CRAWFORD KEEPS MUM
The police say that the Brown men
toned I'm one OF Crawford's letters is the
husband of "A woman who Is now doing
five years I'm prison for a criminal opera
ton.
The police also say that the Browns
gained notoriety I'm Boston some time ago
as the result OF exposures OF lying-lh
hospitals.
Crawford was put through mild form
OF she third degree. but Inspector . Brlen
couId get nothing out OF him. not even
a denial that what Howard confessed was
true.
The prisoners will be arraigned IN Cen
ter street police court tomorrow morning.
They will undoubtedly be held TO await
the action OF the Boston authorities
SEARCH FOR MISSING HEAD.
Boston. Nov. 3.-On the strength or the
alleged confession of Howard one or the
arrested men. that the head OF the SUIT
case victim had Been thrown into Boston
harbor. contained I'm n handbag the ponce
today began a prompt search
The harbor police. who are skilled III
the work OF graphing for bodies IN
stituted a systematic dragging or the DOT
tom OF the harbor at that part orlglnahy
travelled by the East Boston Terry, from
which the handbag was thrown INTO the
water. The fact that the bag was
weished led the police 10 believe that IL
would be found at some point on the oo'-
ton, OF the harbor, and II not there
washed no against some OF the piers along
the water front 4,
I, was arranged to continue this search
nersistently because OF the desire OF 'ne
authorities 10 establish beyond DOUBT
the Identity OF the victim by findins the
missing head.
New York. Nov. 3.-Superintenoen'
Pierce and Chief Watts OF the Boston po
lice. who arrived here today, Expressed
Themselves az much pleased with the sue
cess OF the New York detectives In max
inc the arrests OF William Howard ano
outs Crawford With the police ONT
cisIs came Cabman Howard, who told OF
driving Howard and Crawford 10 Chel-
sea. Joseph Berkman, pawn proker' VINO
alleges ne sold one Of the dress sun cases
IN f,ho mystery: Meyer Kaufman, clerk Tor
Rerkman. and Morris Reuben, another
rawnbroker. who sold a dress suit case
When the Boston party arrived at po-
lice headquarters today, the prisoners
WE'RE brought t-eHt-fer- inspection Shlei
Watts recognized Crawford ana said: /
feel sure that Crawford Is the head man
IN this case. lie was the principal at the
house OF DR.. Bishop and II was through
him believe, that Howard or Hunt as
no calls himself, was brought into the
case"
chief watts said that the case against
those who caused the death OF Miss Geary
was practically closed now, but tneTe
would probably be other arrests WITHIN
where. he would not say.
continued on Page TwoD
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-03
EAST PROVIDENCE
Farrell Tried and Found Guilty
Of Robbing a Renroost.
Twelve Deaths In the Town
During the Past Month.

At the Seventh district court this morn
ing John Farrell was arraigned on war
rant charging him with stealing hen
from George Campbell, who resides on
Taunton avenue. near the state line. He
pleaded not guilty, but was given a trial
and found guilty. He was given three
months sentence in Jail and fined 500 and
costs
Mr. Campbell heard a noise in his hen
yard last night about $50, and going out
discovered Farrell with hen I'm his hand
Farrell droppe dthe fowl ana started to
run when he saw Mr. Campbell. who
caught him by the coat. Farrell slipped
out OF his coat and ran out of the yard
onto Taunton pike. continuing toward the
state line. Walter Chaffee, who lives
nearby. was coming up the pike and
joined in the chase with Mr. Campbell.
Chaffee caught Farrell and held him by
the leg while he was getting over a fence.
and when Mr.. Campbell came up the man
was brought to the police station.
VITAL STATISTICS.
According to the returns made TO Town
Clerk William r.. Smythe there were i2
deaths In the town during the past month,
which IL somewhat below the usual aver
age. OF these seven were males and five
females. Rirthplaces OF the decedents
were as follows: East Providence. three;
Providence. FIVE; South Carolina. one;
Massachusetts, one; Seekonk. one; Ire
land. two. Causes OF deaths. epilipsy,
one: abcess, one; tuburcular meningitis,
one; still born. two; old age. one; paraly-
sis. one; pneumonia, two; accident, one;
phthisis. one; softening OF the brain, one;
ages OF the decedents were 81, 70, 20, 60,
6s, 81, S. "a. 22. 3.
MINOR MENTION.
The Massasoit club will attend the
Brown-Syracuse football game tomorrow
in a body, meeting at Market square in
the city at 2:30 p. m, sharp. The club
will go as guests of Capt. Gustavus Russ
OF the Brown team, who has many friends
IN the Massasoit.
The case OF George Linham, who was
supposed 10 be a confederate OF Jackson,
the Narragansett bay pirate" who was
arrested at Greenwich some time ago on
a charge OF stealing a motor boat from
Horace Peckham at Riverside, was called
I'm the Seventh district court this morn
ing and was thrown out for want OF
sufficient evidence.
Watchemoket tribe OF Red Men will
meet this evening
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-03

The following unions will hold sessions
tonight:
Carpenters council. Labor Temple.
Plumbers. Labor Temple.
Plaster Tenders. Labor Temple.
Electrical Workers 25s Exchange place.
BARRIERS TO HOLD BALL,
The members of the Baroers union,
focal ga. are planning to entertain their
friends at a ball 10 be given In Colum-
ria hall on the 18th OF this month The
Icommittee has been at work for some
<ime now making the necessary arrange
lnents for the occasion and the committee
reports that all the arrangements nave
Lbeen completed and II is thought that
lthis third ball OF the union will be the
erandest success of any yet known.
IL Is thought that there will be num-
her of out-of-town guests and by some
OF the members the former business agent
of the union Mr. A. G. Mendell Is ex-
pested 10 grace the occasion. one OF
the members has received information
from him TO the effect that he Will be
tn this vicinity about the time OF the
ball and he will try and visit his friends
here
In addition TO the dancing, which is to
be the special entertainment or the even
ing there will be other special features
that will prove a great attraction. The
tickets are selling rapidly and number
have been disposed OF I'm nearby cities.
COUNCIL DISCUSSES LETTER
About the llveliest thing in the way Of
business done at the meeting Of the Build
ing Trades council last evening was the
discussion OF the communication from the
Central Trades and Labor union as 10 the
seating OF delegates at the meeting OF the
bodies The delegates had been sent TO
1he meeting of the Central Body at the
last meeting and seated and II was de-
cided that a communication should bc sent
10 them stating that corresponding
number OF delegates would be sent 10 re-
turn the compliment at the meeting OF
the Building Trades council.
Tho letter reached the body in due time
and when IL was read there WAS a long
discussion OF the same. After some argu-
ments had been advanced the final action
was taken and ,hen the matter dropped.
At the roll call OF the meeting Mr..
Thos Finnegan who has been out OF town
working for some time was given seat
nj the netting. Then the credentials OF
the new delegates were read there being
one delegate from the painters union,
end two from the marble workers The
reading OF the communication was the
next business and the most important OF
these as the communication mentioned
above.
The committee on the joiat trades alli-
ence made a report 10 the effect that the
report OF the committee as TO the pur-
poses OF the body were presented into the
hands Of the masters for their considera-
tion and some action would be expected
soon
The executive board made n report "a
the effect that there was "A vacancy In It's
body and Mr. Dowd. a member OF the
steam filters union was chosen 10 MI ~.
After the meeting of the council was con-
cluded there was a meeting OF the execu-
tive board 10 consider matters that had
come up at the meeting but action on
these will not be reported until the next
session.
90 remarks under the good and welfare Of
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-03
NEWSLETS

All, how IL makes one shudder 10 observe
These sullen men who eye each other so
As though TO estimate the strength and
nerve
That will result in giving blow for blow.
Thus did the gla diators OF old Rome
Glare with extlltant eyes upon their
foes
Which is the team belonging here at
The game begins! He's got it, There he
goes!
O, brutal sport! Ten others pile on him
And bear him of sudden 10 the
ground.
Good heavens! Will they tear him limb
from limb?
Hark 10 their crieu. What fendish, cur
ding sound!
No, no, cannot vail not look again
To see the sacrifice that you call play.
To see the mangled forms OF sturdy men
Look there! o. can he kick III Can he?
Say!
Alas. I'm every man there turks the brute.
/ find that even | m strangely thrilled
And yield 10 cheers when / should be a
mute.
Am glad to see our foemen nearly kill
Hear now the rising tumult OF the cheers
When from that savage conflict. blind,
insane
There fies a cloud of fingers, hair and
Get UP. you dubs! You've got ten yards
10 gain!
What's that? o. some one slay that ref
cree!
onside? He's bughouse! Hit him in the
neck!
He's been bought up. as any one can see.
No matter Do 'em boys. don't leave a
speck!
What is that yell9 Here. let me get the
.'Rah. rah, siss boom,"'Hi Sock it to
them now.
Break ribs and arms and necks, and any
thing
SO that you make that touchdown.
Wow Wow Wow!
Chicago Tribune.
Tools valued at s1375 were stolen re-
Gently from the new Journal building
Timothy Kennedy. n sturdy beggar. wa
sentenced 10 the farm for six months by
Judge Rueckert this morning
Rowlis Nelawyker was fined SIS and
costs by Judge Rueckert this morning for
an assault upon Edward Gregos.
About 120 feet OF n inch rope was
stolen from the fGg STAFF in the Doyle
avenue school yard Monday night.
Emma Aldrich reports that SIS in bills
and a neck chain valued at 81 was stolen
from her lodging house. 1i25 Westminster
street a few days ago.
William J. Gardiner was fined sl5 and
costs in the Sixth district court today for
the theft OF a blanket. valued at $3.50
the property Of Charles 8. Ives.
John Swift was this morning held for
the grand jury in $1,000 by Judge Rueckert
for entering In the daytime the dwelling
Of Margaret Mahan and the theft OF
spoons. valued at s..
Lester T. Murphy OF this city, who
was formerly employed as an assistant "a
Council Clerk T. F. Hayden at the city
hall. was yesterday elected president OF
the Georgetown university debating So
ciety.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-03
AMERICAN FINANCIERS
ARRIVE AT STOCKHOLM

Stockholm, Nov. 3-George w. Perkins,
] Pierpont Morgan. Jr.. Mr.. Barring and
other fnanciers arrived here today from
St Petersburg on board the Russian
steamer Oihonna-
Mr.. Morgan proceeded Immediately TO
London. Mr.. Perkins remains here until
Saturday Mr. Perkins said that when
they succeeded In chartering the steamer
Oihonna at Helssinfors. the strikers tried
To prevent the vessel from sailing FOR 50.
Petersburg. Her captain, however, sue
ceedcd I'm eluding them.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-03
JEALOUSY IS The CAUSE
OF A STABBING,
Gyontinued From Pare Onel

ionllnueu TON rage Onc.)
Brown had two things TO guard against
He realized that Mrs Brown was doing
a two-step behind him and was tanning
the air with the big knife, while Taylor
was advancing with every indicat ton OF
getting into a mix-up.
Brown. TO avoid being placed hors du
combat. side stepped: but not quite far
enough, for the lunse that Taylor was
making instead OF being a pass. resulted
In a score being made.
The star boarder felt a sharp pain In
his left side and this so goaded him on
that he fetched Taylor a blow on the
side OF the head which knocked down
the recipient.
Then Brown cried out that he had been
cut and demanded OF Mrs. Brown that
she open the door and let him out.
While scofYing at his suggestion Mrs
Brown opened the door and the star
boarder staggered 20 the street, where he
met John williams Of so Huntington ave-
nue..
Williams learning Of Browns condition.
assisted him TO Dr A. A. Kochs office
60 Cranston street.
The doctor found THAT Brown had re-
ceived a penetrating stab wound In the
left side. midway between the navel and
the groin.
The cut. three-eights OF an inch long
and three and one-Quarter inches deep,
was pronounced a serious one.
Brown was conveyed home. word sent TO
the seventh station and Mrs. Brown and
Taylor were arrested.
They were arraigned before Judge
Rueckert this morning on the charge Of
assault-not with a dangerous weapon,
for the reason that Captain Merrill was
not prepared TO say what kind OF lmple-
ment was used.
lie secured the butcher knife and DIR.
Koch said that the wound could have
been made with such a weapon.
Taylor pleaded guilty; Mrs. Brown
pleaded not guilty Each was held I'm
1900 the former for trial and the latter
for sentence next Friday.
AT noon Brown was suffering much pain
lie realized his condition and said that
he would die game. Captain Merrill is en-
deavorins 20 get Brown into the Rhode
Island hospital
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-03
POWERS TO
C0ERCE
TURKEY

Paris, Nov. 3-The exchange OF COM
munications going on between the powers
have reached a stage where joint naval
demonstration against Turkey is practi-
cally assured unless the Sultan promptly
accepts the plan OF the powers for finan-
cial reforms in Macedonia.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-03

Miss Gau.sip-I understand that you are
as good a. married 60 Miss Roxley
Mr. Bacheler-Just as good and even
better I'm not going % be married 60
anybody. Philadelphia Ledger.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-03
RIVERSIDE.

Items OF news can be left az Cons res
taurant or Bullocks Point avenue and
they will receive prompt attention and
publication.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-03

Rowlis Nelawyker was fined si5 an
costs by Judge Rueckert this morning 10
an assault upon Edward Gregos
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-03

About 120 feet OF " inch rope wa
stolen from the fcg star in the Doyl
avenue school yard Monday night.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-03

Lester T. Murphy OF this city, who
was formerly employed as an assistant TO
Council Clerk T. F. Hayden at the city
hall. was yesterday elected president OF
the Georgetown university debating So
ciety.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-03

Emma Aldrich reports that SIS in bill.
and a neck chain valued at 81 was stoler
from her lodging house. 1l25 Westminster
street few days ago.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-03

John Swift was this morning held for
the grand jury in $1,000 by Judge Rueckert
for entering in the daytime the dwelling
of Margaret Mahan and the theft OF
spoons. valued at s..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-03

wondered what it was all about. The
sounding of tomtoms, beating Of drums.
a pyrotechniCal display and shouts OF
glee assaulted the unresistlng atmos-
phere, Those who investigated found
that Sidney $. Reynolds, son of George
Reynolds, was making all the fuss be-
cause Mrs, Reynolds had just pre-
sented him with a handsome ten and
half pound boy, This Is the first grand
son OF Mr. George Reynolds and there
is general iubIlation In the family over
the AFFAIR Mrs Reynolds and baby are
doing nicely,
II the present sentiment in upper Of
hclaldom Of the National Guard contin-
ues there viii be no general officer or
colonel Of Infantry during the present
administration. The First infantry viii
have TO get along with a lieutenant
colonel and two majors, az field officers
for some time 10 come. A prominent
officer remarked this morning. that the
Guard ought 10 be 500 strong before
installing q brigade organization, At
the last state encampment there were
three companies OF infantry from Fort
Douglas commanded by captain and
two second lieutcnants while the state
troops OF the same strength numeri-
cally, were provided with a full brigade
staff and full quota Of field and line Of
flcers. The contrast attracted atten-
ton and remark,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-03
PERSONALS

A. II. Rauhof Is very III with brain
fever,
Mrs, r. J. Hyatt leaves this evening
for Los Angeles, TO visit with rela-
tlyes.
W, w Hall is up from Beaver. where
he is well established in the drug bust
ness
Mrs. Ially. superintendent Of she
keoga-Wnght hospital has gone east
on 2 months vacation.
Mrs, L. Z. Deane and Mrs. G., NJ.
Miner have gone TO Lewiston. Wyo, 10
spend the remainder Of the summer.
Judge Howell has gone east on an ex-
tended trip. He VIII travel over the
sreat lakes, and go as far as New
York,
Alloys Jacob Of Denver, one OF the
old-time knights ~ the Road, IL at the
Wilson, and reports the tobacco trade
BIS IN fine shape.
Or, ALCurdy, professor Of languages
at Yale, and Mrs, W. w. Curdy Of
Kansas CITY, Mo-, are visiting with
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. w Taylor Of this city.
r, ] lucas Is at Lake Geneva, wis.
IN attendance az the convention being
held there Of secretaries Of the Boys
Work department OF the Y. NJ. c. A.
from all over the United States,
Mrs Mary z. Jones Of Red Wing.
MIMI Is visiting her son, Dr. T.. o.
Jones Of Murray, and win remain for
the summer Mrs. Jones is accom-
panied by another son. Ernest Jones.
Mrs O, n Banks and daughter Miss
Orma, left the first Of the week for New
York TO be present at the many large
millinery openings. after which they
viii 90 to Atlantic City on few weeks
vacation,
State Senator Samuel E. Erickson
and wife OF Chicago, Illinois. are visit
ing IN the city and are registered at the
Wilson, They are enjoying their stay
very much as they have a number OF
friends residing here.
The Utah G. A. r. department OH
Gals are arranging for a special trail
to Denver Sept. ?, In attendance on
the annual national encampment OF the
G, A, Il. Sept, 4. It Is proposed TO
send 200 people TO Denver. and ar
rangements are being made with the
Idaho G.. a. r, TO unite with the
Utah delegation. so that all can go to-
gether.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-03
BROKEN CONTRACT
THE COMPLA
Grace B. Fina Says She Has
Lost s., 500 on That
Account.
MINING CLAIMS INVOLVED.
Charges as to Placing Of a Deed 10
Escrsw-Value Of ProperV--A
Lien on it Asked For

Grace p. Finn filed suit IN the dis
trict court today against Joseph Mel
son and wife to recover the total sum Of
$500 alleged TO be- the damage sus-
tained by plaintiff because Of the
breach Of contract on the part Of de-
PENDANTS for the sale to plaintiff OF tho
Illinois chief, Manefey, Milton, Hogg
and syndicate lode claims located in
the West Mountain district Salt Lake
county The price at which plaintiff
agreed 20 purchase the claims was 1885,,
COO, Of which amount $50 was paid when
tho contract VAS delivered and $3.50 only
July !, 1904. and the remainder In IN
stallments at various intervals before
May !, 1905.
II IA alleged that defendants agreed
to place a deed to the property IN
escrow when the payment of $3.50 was
made on july I. 1904. hut they failed to
do so and IL is claimed that they own
but small fraction OF the Milton and
Hogg lodes, which are tho most yalu-
able claims IN the group. Because de-
PENDANTS have failed to furnish a deed
10 the property as agreed and because
they falsely representa- TO plaintiff that
Thy owned all OF the said Milton and
Hogs claims judgment is asked for the
money paid on the purchase price by
plaintif and also for the sum OF s., 600
expended I'm developing the claims I'M
der the agreement. II Is also asked
mat the claim Of plaintiff be made a
lien against the property, and that the
defendants be restrained from in any
way encumbering or clouding the title
to the same.