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The oasis., 1905-11-04

fhla port under bond The number capafed exceeds by tbfee ibe nnmber taken in during October oi last year
 Foa SAlr--A C0-inch roll top desk cheap Inquire of
 4. L, LEWIS.
 There were more guns in sight for about a minute Saturday night, at the Morley avenue crossing of the international line, than have been shown on the streets in No gales for many moons. Captain Rynning, Sergeant Olds and Tip" Stanford, all Arizona Rangers; Sheriff Fowler, Captain Wolf of the Mexican line riders, were all standing together, talking, when the report of a pistol was heard just across the street on the Amerl- can side. Half dozen hands gripped as many guns, as every officer dashed across the street 70 the yidette office, the scene of the shooting. MT. Miller and another tenderfoot, neither of them accus- toned to handling firearms, were preparing to go duck hunting next morning. One of them accident- ally shot d hole in the office floor.
The oasis., 1905-11-04
Good Gold Property.

The Dea Mining Company have within one-half mile of the town of Ia Colorado, q good, gold bear ing property, twenty perteneacias, through which run twenty-one veins all showing valuable ores. A twe4ty foot shaft from which have been taken ores running high in value. The property comments itself 10 investors. For particulars address.
 LUIS B. PADRES, If. La Colorado, Sonora, Mex.
The oasis., 1905-11-04
COFFEE

We trust your grocer; he trusts you. The chain is complete; we are dealing 2 with you.
 He returns your money 1T you don't like schinias's Best
The oasis., 1905-11-04
MocALEs NOTES.


 anea. was visitor in the line city for few days this week.
 Rev. Father Duval returned Sunday night from a ten days visit to the Grand Canon.
 Wednesday morning Rev. Father Muerer. who has been assigned to the parish at Bisbee, left for that city.
 Superintendent A. ". Morris, of the Tucabe mine, in Sonora, was a business visitor in Nogales Monday
 Sunday Mr. J. Guillermo Dom- inguez, the Hermosillo attorney, was at Nogales, returning home from visit in California.
 Saturday night Mir. Antonio Martinez, manager of the extensive mercantile house oi Ramon Esquer at La Colorado, was at Nogales, enroute to Cananea, on short business visit.
 Sunday morning TIE OASIS man went to Tombstone, on busi- ness, a sudden call having taken him in that direction, although he had arranged to go to Hermosillo the evening of the same day.
 As the evenings are getting too cool to give band concerts in the park, the Nogales Military band will, during the fall and winter months, give Sunday afternoon concerts in the plaza on the Mexi- can side.
 Sunday night Mir. NJ. Devrieux. who spent several months here last spring and summer, returned here from Prescott, and will re- main in Nogales He has accept- nd position iii DonnaIeu Brothers store on the Mexican side
 Mir. L. N. Bonney, of Seattle, Washington, whose mining inter- ests in Sonora, have made him a frequent visitor at Nogales q num- Der of years past, was again at the line city the latter part of last week Sunday the gentleman took his departure for his northern home.
 Sheriff Fowler accompanied Cap tain Rynning, of the Rangers, to Magdalena last Saturday night and returned Sunday night. As 1t was learned at Magdalena that the report that Lieutenant Hoff man had come to that town was not true, Captain Rynning went on to Guaymas.
 Sunday Morning Mr. George Howard, who has been long con nected with the Palace as mana ager of the games, took his departure for the north, looking for a new location. He first went to Bisbee, where he may locate and may go farther possibly before finding q location.
 Sunday night MT. Ed. L. Holein left for Santa Ana, Sonora, to again take charge of the work of con structing the telephone line being run from that city to Llano de Gro lie has almost recovered from tht effects of the fall from a telephone pole, which was the occasion O his spending week here.
 Last month twenty Chinamer were captured by the local immi grafton officials, the last one be
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-14
ROASTED TO DEATH

Down through this cuttered narrow
passageway flowed a stream OF humanity.
On some OF the escapes the rubbish was
so closely packed that 1t became impos-
sibe 90 pass certain points, and men,
women and children stood literally roast
ing TO death as tho flames roared through
windows around them. one OF the es-
rapes, which ended near the roof of n
shed about 20 feet above the ground.
had been manned by John J. Dwan, a
policeman. who had run a plank across
10 the window OF an adjoining building.
Nearly a dozen persons had been carried
across this narrow bridge by the police
man. when tho flames began 10 sweep
around the lower end Of the fire escape.
Rushing into the fire the policeman
seized a little child and started on the
last return trip across 10 the place OF
safety lie had made only half the dis
tance when the plank burned more than
half through, broke whore it rested on
the fire escape and the resouer and res
cued fell to tho stonep aved yard 20 feet
below The man struck fairly on his back
and one of his shoulders was fractured
by the force OF the fan. The child Was
uniniurcd.
IL the meantime the flremen had run up
ladders az other points around the build
ing and dozens Of people were being taken
fr, m the crowded FIRE escapes and upper
windows by this time the building was n
furnace and the rcscuos were effected in
many cases only after the greatest show
OF bravery on the part OF tho iromen.
Heroes developed ~ this time.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-14
CALIFORNIA
HAS FIERCE
TEMPEST

Los Angeles. CAL March 1.-THE
violent and extensive storm that has
swept southern California since last Sun
day morning, from San Diego to
Tehachapi mountains. interrupting all
communication by wire with northern
California. demorallzing railroad traffic
and flooding the entire country with
from three to five inches Of rainfall
shows signs of breaking
The casualties and damage i'm the
vicinity Of Los Angeles duo 10 the storm.
are briefly summed up as follows;
1.-TWO men reported drowned by the
washing away OF the Seventh street
bridge: five persons injured by the col
lapse OF the Seventh street bridge spans:
several other bridges reported TO be I'm
weakened condition
The damage along the Santa Monica
beach Is estimated at s2O00O0.
The Auditorium At Ocean Park was
wrecked and 100 feet or pier washed away
Great damage has been done al Venice
Two hundred feet OF piling OF the San
Pedro breakwater has been washed away.
Trains on the Santa Fc and Southern
Pacific arc stalled By washouts. Trees
in various parts OF the city were blown
down by tho high winds OF Sunday
Many cuverts were washed ont and the
streets badly damaged. The Methodist
church on Boyle heights was struck by
lightning The rain was accompanied by
the unusual feature OF thunder, lightning
and hail.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-14
5000 MILES
WITHOUT
A STOP

Chicago, March H-Three thousand
miles without stop and at the rate OF
100 miles or more an hour, Is the capacity
cf nov type OF locomotive which has been
ordered by the Southern Pacific railroad
II Il does all that It's makers promise for
it this locomotive which is a revision Of
the Dissel engine, will revoutionize trans
portation.
The locomotive or really pOwerhouse on
wheels. is entirely different from anything
how I'm use. The cost OF operating Il will
be less than one-nalf the cost Of operating
the present type Of steam engine Fuel oil
is the only fuel thar has 10 be purchased.
The machine is what is known as the
four stroke cycle
There is a compressed air reservoir
from which the power is obtained for
starting. This gives tho piston tho first
Stl okc when II takes in the air alone at
atmospheric pressure and temperature.
The second str)Ke congresses this air
ara raises il TO 4 temperature OF about
100 degrees Fahrenheit The third stroke q
L. what Is known as the working stroke
Tie oil is sprayed into the hot air. the
amount being regulated by governors
During the first part OF this stroke. the
combustion Of this oil is carried on at n
constant pressure FOR II period that - reg.
tiattd by the amount Of oil sprayed The
second part OF the stroke is practically an
.Iansion with trans Terrence OF heat and
the fourth stroke eXlausts the gases.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-14
BRINGS SUIT
THROUGH
HUSBAND

Florence May McAdam has, through
her husband and next friend. she being
a minor, brought suit against the Rhode
Island company to recover 5000 damages
Mrs McAdam was passenger on ons OF
the defendants cars AT Natick on Nov.
H. 1904. at about $40 .. m. and as the
car was going over the "Natick Flats"
she declares. the floor OF the car was
turned up by reason or coming IN con-
tact with large amount Of water that
had accumulated on the tracks over which
the car was running The giving way
OF the floor caused great confusion I'm
the car.
Mrs McAdam further declares that the
boards of tho car floor I'm front of her
were torn ZIP and she could not have
moved. had she so tried and that sha
was drenched with water. Her condition
a the timo was delicate and she being
obliged TO go I'm her wet clothing 20 her
home on Orms street in this city hysterJ,
developed and the consequences we're
very serious.
Mrs. McAdam says she suffered much
from fear at the time the water poured
i'm the car and that the night was a very
cold one. For time she was speech
less.
Ballou & Tower arc attorneys for the
plaintiff.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-14

A young man passing at the time gave
the alarm. policeman who heard tho
cry rushed TO the scene and every effort
was made TO rouse the sleeping people
I'm the house In the meantime the fiameS
had spread with startling rapidity, and
when the persons who had been asleep on
the upper floor awoke they found them
selves confronted -hY a wall OF flames on
nearly every side. Scenes OF the wild
est description followed when the panic
stricken scores hghtlng for their lives,
rushed to tho fire escap only to find
them Uttered with rubbish OF all descrip-
lions and almost impassahle
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-14

A life was suddenly and terribly cndei
this morning at the works OF the Provi-
dence Machine co. On Eddy and Bor-
den streets.
one who had ior years been employed
about the premises In one and the same
cdracity: who had always been careful
as to the property Of the company as well
as to the safety Of his life. made one fatal
step-iust one. ana q few seconds later
had ceased 10 breathe.
William Halliday was the victim. Ky
occupation he was an oiler. II being MS
business 10 keep the shaftings and bear
ings well fabricated and at stated periods
% pump the accumulated oil from the
drip pans under the shafting hangers.
These arc cup-shaped and arc so ADJUST
cd that oil having been used on the bear
lrgs and oozing out. will not drop 10 the
floor
Halliday went To tho backsmiths shop
at o'clock and mounting a small covered
doorway leading 90 the superintendent
office. proceeded TO pump out one or the
drip pans.
70 do this nc used a suction pump He
had inserted the end OF the pump into the
of and was about TO pull out the piston,
when he stepped backwards so as TO bring
his shoulders against a rGidly revolving
shaft
Ia tho twinkling OF an eve he was lifted
frenl tha object ne was standing upon, the
loose portion OF his jumper. between the
shoulders having been caught
lie was drawn up and carried around
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-14

the shafting so that he was squeezed be-
tween the latter md a line OF steam heat
Ing pipes.
The power a this plant has an automat-
ic cut off II any person is In danger OF
beins hurt; II one is injured or II any OF
the machinery is not working true. the
simple pressure or an electric button
causes the engine 70 stop.
Almost Immediately under where Halli-
day had been standing was one of these
signal stations
Andrew Muldoon saw Halliday as he
was being raised from his feet and press
ing tho button stopped the power.
As tho wheels ceased TO revolve Halli-
days body dropped 10 the floor Work
men ran 10 aid the fallen man, but they
could do nothing.
Death had come instantly. and. as II
seemed, by Halliday being forced through
and the steam pipes I'm such a way as TO
have broken his neck or crushed his skull.
Capt Mowry OF the Fifth police station
was notified and word OF the fatality was
sent 20 Medical Examiner Pegram.
Tho doctor and the superintendent
.ooked carefully over that portion OF tho
shafting where Halliday had been drawn
up. but they could find nothing Of pro-
truding character upon which the cloth
ing could have been caught.
The supposition Is that there was tust
enough slack I'm the ~dck of Hallday's
jumper 10 permit OF a half wipe being
made -hY- the -shafting in the material.
Halliday was about 80 years old and hau
resided at 81 Anthony avenue.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-14
STARVATION
WILL END
HER LIFE

New York March IA young woman.
describing herself as Ida Fletcher or
Levy % years OF age. and who says she
came here from a Connecticut town
year ago, has been found dying from
starvation in a small room OF a Harlem
tenement house. with her was a baby
eight months old
Quick consumption has seized the Young
mother and she can live only few days.
but she refuses TO tell tho name OF her
parents Neighbors notified tho police
when they learned or her pitiful state.
one. who did not know that she was In
such dire need. had daily left can Of
condensed milk for tho baby.
The girl says that she shared this and
that was all the nourishment she had IN
20 days. The infant was emaciated and
weak. but Il IL believed IL can be saved.
The girl would only say she came here
and fell In with bad companions
Unable TO work. she had pawnsd every
thing Of value and finally became too M
to leave her bed An effort h being
made 10 locate her parents in New Eng
land.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-14
CLAIMED $4,000 DAMAGES FOR
ALLEGED MISREPRESENTATION

Walter T.. Eelton or Pawtucket has
brought suit 10 recover $1,000 from John
\. Arnold OF the same city. Mr.. Kelton
claims that on oct q, 1902 he bought Of
Mr. Arnold a stable at Pawtucket In lt
Arnold falsely represented as having
averaged profit Of $500 year for the
past five years.
MIR. Kelton paid $1,000 I'm cash and gave
his note for $500 This note was secured
by mortgage and after Mr. Kolton had
expended 5000 he claims, on the stable
and the purchase OF carriages and horses
another note was given. Mr.. Arnold
sold the property under tho mortgage for
less than the amount duo and plaintiff
lost all the benefits OF his bargain.
Robert w. Burbank Is attorney for the
plaintiff
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-14

sold or used; sent 20 the committee on en-.
crossed acts.
Also an act authorizing the city OF
Providence to hire not exceeding one hun
dred thousand dollars to be used for
building. enlarging. repairing and furnish
lug fire stations ana for the purchase and
Improvement OF land for fire department
purposes: sent TO the committee on en-.
crossed acts.
Also an act authorizing the city oi
Providence TO hire not exceeding one
hundred and seventy-hve Thousand dol
lars to be used for the erection and fur
nishing OF suitable buildings and appurte-
nances for n city hospital for the treat
ment OF contagious diseases and for the
purchase and Improvement OF land for
said hospital: sent To the committee on
ergrossed acts
Also an act in amendment OF section %
OF chapter SIS OF the public laws, en-
titled "A act In relation TO buildings in
the city of Providence and for other pur-
poses" passed at the January session,
A. II. 1873: sent TO the committee on en-
crossed acts
Also an act allowing the town OF Mar
nishings from taxation for 10 years sent
TO the committee on engrossed acts.
Also an act TO prohibit the sale and
use Of certain toy devices for the dis
charge OF blank cartridges and other sub
stances; sent TO the committee on en-
crossed acts.
on motion OF Senator Anthony the
senate, at 1910, adjourned.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-14
SAYS He WAS INJURED
DURING PANIC ON TROLLEY CAR

Edward Daniels VAS passenger on one
OF the Rhode Is&and company's cars on
August Z. 1885, when owing, 81 is claimed.
TO ursafe and unsuitable motors and
controllers there was an explosion and a
sheet Of flame shot through the car.
MIR. Daniels claims that in the confu-
sion which followed he wa- pushed from
bis coat and sustained a severe nervous
shock and other injuries which caused
him 90 lose much time Through Cooney
a Cshlll Mr.. Daniels sues TO recover
$500 damages
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-14
HEROIC RESCUES

Lieut.. Bonner. son OF the old FIRE chief.
ascended the now red hot hre escapes FIVE
times Four times he came down with n
woman or n child in his arms. The fifth
time he was making for the street with
an unconscious woman. when his strength
gave way. lie staggered and would have
Continued on page Six.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-14
BICYCLE LAMP BILL
KILLED IN THE HOUSE

There amusing incident in the house representatives
today Representative Fred Newell who caught the other
day thought the city hail. opposition the
bill for lights bicycles making plea in behalf of lovers
who wish light their nocturnal wheeling.
of Narragansett who introduced
request who characterized the speech of the from
Central Falls silly and absurd The bill killed motion OF
There also fight the horse
bill.
bill introduced providing for the creation OF
a gas commission.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-14
WH|RLED AROUND
SHAFT TILL DEAD

William Halliday for many employed oiler at the
works of Machine Eddy street
stantly killed shortly after o'clock this morning
He drawn a shafng against which he accidentally
pressed his back
power shut-of appliance used and the body
short time which had elapsed
death had ensued
Halliday married and had resided Anthony avenue
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-14
HUSBAND SUES FOR $4,000
FOR LOSS Of WlFE'S SERVICES

orson w. Geer has brought suit against
the Rhode Island Suburban Railroad
company to recover $1,000 for the loss OF
his wtfe's services. Mrs. Geer was In
jured in collision between cars OF the
defendant at a switch I'm Warwick. June
5. 1905
Johr =. Reagan and John J. Richards
arc attorneys for the PLAINTIFF
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-14
The HOUSE.

The house OF representatives was called
to order at 1l:26 by Speaker Joseph p
BCrlingame, and after roll call the
records OF Fridays session was read and
approved.
Mr.. Frost for the committee on finance
reported back the resolution appro-
prating 5000 for the instruction Of tho
adult blind. II was referred 10 the
calendar.
Continued on page Six
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-14
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING IN THE
NEWS.

lc. per word first Insertion: Nc repeat.
lwk. &C. per word; wks. Sc per word
5wks. &C. per word, lnio. Sc. per word
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-14
CROWDED FIRE ESCAPES.

CROWDED FIRE ESCAPES.
Crowded escapes the fire large
responsible many deaths and injuries among population
which approached The about building the
search the begun
rendng Nothing p of such proportion has been New
Socum persons,
all of and children lost their lives.
the occupied by Isaac Davis his
wife and children.
LAMP EXPLODED
had been last night and returning his home early
this morning
kerosene lamp the explode He awoke his wife and they
put the fire. but failed They then devoted their
getting their children
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-14
20 PERSONS Perish
IN. TENEMENT HOUSE
FIRE At NEW YORK

New York, March 4-At people burned
to death several badly hurt that they and others
received slgher hurts practically destroyed hvesory
tenement house in Allen early today.
The fire had gained great headway before became known
Of the and them off before they could
make themselves Thrilling and daring
leaps for life marked the fire Scores carried from the blazing
building Femen cbd the walls their scaling ladders braved
the flames and reached the imperied tenants.
Of the badly injured several die they in terrible
condition from burns.
OF the bodies thus far only the following been
identified
Rache
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-14

No business man is SO
successful that he can af-
ford to forget that it's a
10 to shot advertising
helped him.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-14

NdIIlSI OOIOTllOH, As.
Jacob Solomon, 10.
Isaac Solomon, I8.
Jessie Cohen, IS.
Rose Weiner, IS.
Sander Weiner, q.
Ida Muskowitz, 10.
Harry Kaufman, 10.
Rose Miller, 4.
Morris Miller, s month
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-14
TOMORROW:

Fair weather.
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