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

Prices mounted upwards generally in
the opening dealings in the New York
stock market today with conspicuous
movements in the specialties which were
prominent yesterday Reading was car
ried up rapidly ia, Duluth, South Shore
and Atlantic preferred 1% Smelling 1%,
Erie a point. and Pressed Steei Car y.
There were only a few scattered losses
mixed with the prevailing gains. Ameri-
can Car and Great Northern preferred de-
clining y.
Stocks made moderate progress upwards
until renewal of yesterdays excited iuc-
tuation In Reading aroused misg!vings
Reading scared to 1861 and concurrently
the general market began 10 weaken
relapse in Reading 70 123&- stimulated
general buying again, but this ceased
when Reading took an upward course
again TO 1885. The conspicuous changes
that occurred at different periods OF the
first hour were advances in Duluth. South
Shore and Atlantic preferred ga, New
York Air Brake 3, Railway Steel Spring
2, Duluth, South Shore and Atlantic 134.
the local fractions. Virginia Iron. Cana
dian Pacific, Cotton Oil and Lead 10 ia
Declines were in Locomotive, and Pitts
burg Coal preferred / and Tennessee Coal
lis. While the market was on the down
grade some OF the leading stocks sold be-
low yesterday, liCluulfS Sl. raul I mon
Pacific. Pennsylvania New York Central
and Amalgamated Copper.
When Reading became quieter In the
neighborhood OF l85 points OF strength de
Veloped elsewhere notably i'm Erie which
was lifted 2k. Canadian Pacific, Illinois
Central and Metropolitan Street Railway
2, American Tobacco and Erie % pfd
1ss; Erie, first preferred Ia. and Union
Pacific, st. Paul. Northern Pacific, Rock
Island and Sugar 1. Duluth. South Shore
and Atlantic lost its gain and the pre-
ferred all but a point.
international Paper lost 1 and National
railway Of Mexica pfd pa The market
was quiet and slightly below the best at
noon. Bonds were strong.
Leading speculative interests gave Read
ing another violent impetus upward until
It touched 1377s Meanwhile the general
list showed a renewal OF it's early weak
ness and surrendered about all that IL
had gained. Delaware and Hudson and
Kansas and Texas preferred declined "a
point and Evansville and Terre Haute pre-
ferred six.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-03

WAS TIED
TO TRACK

Mount Vernon. Ohio. Nov. paul
Barker. Zetta Alpha freshman, has ac-
cordlng to Prosecuting Attorney Stillwell.
given the most important testimony so
far secured in the secret inquest into
the death Of young Stuart Pierson, the
Kenyon college student who was killed
by an engine on the railroad track at
Gabier last Saturday night.
Barber. IL Is stated testified that he
lay bound and blindfolded upon the track
not 200 yards from tho spot where Pier
son was mangled to death. waiting for
his two initiators. who he says were
Jacob r. Walt and j. B. Park.
This Barber declared. occurred about
an hour before Persons life was crushed
out.
1--WE have conclusively established
said Prosecutor Stnlwell today. that II
is a custom at the college TO tie candi-
monies. We have positive evidence from
BARRIERS lips and otherwise that he was
30 tied We know that a special train
for the body was ordered before the
undertaken was sent for. We know of the
activity before daylight that morning 10
remove every trace OF blood and cloth
ing.
President Pierce will be called TO ex-
plain things in connection with his state
ment that he knows young Pierson was
not tied We are near TO solution Of
the mystery, if mystery Il Is"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-03

cessful in being elected 10 fulhll the office
of which you have previously filled TO
the letter.
II there Is anything that l can do Ia
assist you I'm the undertaking. you have
only TO suggest the same and / am at
your command
Wishing YOU all the success In the un-
dertaking, / am. Very truly yours.
G. r. DYER.
Treasurer and General Manager
The rallies are still the attraction night
ly I'm all parts OF the city and state and
the speakers are leading "A truly strenu-
Gus life many OF them MI two or three
engagements a night. The chief meeting
tonight Is the big Citizens Union meeting
i'm the Unitarian church on Mathewson
street where a great array OF speakers
will be heard on the constitutional ques-
ton which Is the issue that is attracting
that organization.
There Is "A big Republican rally in the
First Ward I'm the Old TRlma theatre at
which candidates will speak and I'm Ba-
zaar hall on willard avenue William A.
tUrRHn, me RFpUDITCan candidate for
senator. will be the chief spell binder for
the Swedish voters.
There will be Democratic rallies in 9TH
er wards as well and out of town az we'll
Capitol hall on Smiths hill will be the
scene or another rally tonight of the Dew
lin faction and some good speaking IL
promised. Governor Garvin is one OF the
)eakers expected.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-03
HOWARD Tells HOW
BODY WAS DISPOSED OF

message was received here from Superin-
tendent Pierce Of New York that a con-
fession had been obtained, both from
Crawford and Howard.
In this the men stated that the bag
containing the head OF the victim was
dropped from the East Boston ferryboat
about two minutes after she had left the
East Boston slip. The head OF Miss
Geary, according TO Crawford and
Howard. is I'm the girls own handbag,
which was weighted with shot to sink IL.
KNOW WHO PERFORMED OPERA
TlON.
New York, Nov. 3--Later today Superin-
tendent Watts said: I'VE know who per-
formed the operation, but We are not
quite sure about who cut up the body. The
person who performed the operation IL
not I'm this city and | am not sure that
we will make any more arrests In New
York. but there are arrests To be made
in Boston"
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Continued From Page Eight1

Continued From Page Eight)
Boston. Nov. 3.--Capt Dugan visited tho
municipal court during the forenoon and
there obtained warrants for the arrest
OF Crawford and Howard on the charge
OF committing an abortion on the body OF
Susanna Geary. A warrant also was is
sued against Howard, charging him with
being an accessory 20 the fact.
These warrants will be taken before the
grand jury for Suffolk county. which con
venes next Monday, and Indictments will
be asked for. II the indictments are re-
ported bench warrants and capias will be
issued for the return OF Crawford and
Howard 10 Boston. Should they refuse
20 return on these papers application will
at once be made TO Gov. Douglas for ex-
tradition.
Later II was arranged that the case OF
Nathan would be brought TO the grand
Jury Monday with the others and 10
keep him in the hospital until that time
without any court proceedings.
CRAWFORD IDENTIFIED.
New York. Nov 3-Crawford was
dressed, by order OF the New York police,
In gray clothing when first seen by The
Boston police officials and their witnesses.
He had on the same clothing he is be-
lieved 10 have worn In Boston while max
ing his alleged trip with the suit cases TO
Boston harbor
In his room at 70 West Eighty-ninth
street the police found gray suit and
a long slste-colored cravenette. both OF
which resembled the clothing that Cab
man Howard said the man wore when he
drove from Boston 10 Chelsea
when the cab driver saw Crawford he
Immediately Identified him as one OF the
two men who were In his cab with suit
case on the night when the girls body
was thrown into the harbor He also
Identified the prisoner, William Howard,
as Crawfords companion that night.
Crawford today wore a moustache ana
the cab driver said that the prisoner was
olean-shaven on the night In question.
Crawford was asked II II were true that
ne had no moustache that night and re-
piled that II was true.
After his Identification had been com
pleted the two pawnbrokers and The
pawnhroker's clerk were admitted 20 the
prisoners presence and identified them
both Never Kaufman. the clerk. said
that era vford when he entered the pawn
brokers' store TO get dress suit case
said ne had thirty pounds Of shot In the
satchel he was carrying. The New YORK
police announced after these identihca
tions that Crawford. who was reticen'
when arrested last night. said that he
was one OF the men who helped 10 dis
pose OF the body.
The prisoners were arraigned In ths
Tornbs court before Magistrate Wahle and
were remanded back TO police hea1quar-
ters until Monday mroning at 10 o'clock
There was no examination In court The
men were held on a short affidavit charg
ing conspiracy. based primarily on How
ards confession.
~ A ~
Boston. Nov. 3-At noon telephone
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-03
WANTS A
N0NSUIT,
SET ASIDE

Plaintiffs petition for a new trial IN
the case Of Quirino administrator. against
Rhode Island Suburban Railway company
was argued in the Supreme court today
This case was tried before Judge Blod-
gett and "A jury In February last.
Plaintiffs intestate, Egun Palmiere'
vas. on Sept /. 1902, riding upon the
running board OF an open car Of the de-
nendant company running between Cres-
cent Park and Warren. The car was very
much crowded when Palmiere got aboard
al Crescent Park and the plaintn says
the deceased was obliged TO stand WheTs
he did Witnesses teSuhed that ABOUT
mile north OF Warren Palmiere was
thrown Off by the Jolting or the car WhlOH
was quite violent.
Several witnesses were asked how this
motion compared with the usual motion
Of the car. but the evidence was ruIeu
out and the plaintiff duly excepted ~
the conclusion OF the plaintiffs testimony
the presiding justice granted defendahl
motion for non-sult. ,..
PLAINTIFFS counsel in argument today
contended that the presiding justice erted
I'm refusing 10 allow testimony to be m
troduced to show that the jolting OF the
car. 20 which the accident was due, was
not the ordinary jolting OF car but was
unusual That there was sufficient 'Ni-
denco OF negligence on the part OF the de-
fendant 10 outitle hom 10 go 10 the jury
and that Palmiere who died from zen et-
feet OF his fall was not guilty OF any con"
tributory negligence.
Counsel for the defendant clained that
only swing or motion OF the car at the
time OF the accident was the usual swing
OF the car and that there was no testi-
mony OF any Jolt or lurch. Mr.. Hayes fur
ther told the court that there was trouble
with interpreters at the trial but that II
was agreed that the transcript or testl-
mony should stand as presented to the
eOnrt
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-03

The general impression seems also to
point that the Democratic assembly ticket
from Providence has a very good chance
10 win out as well as Or. Garvin and the
chances are about even up on Aldrich
though the Republicans do not concede
this for minute yet They point with
pride TO the apparent great personal pop
nlarity OF former Governor Dyer. while
the Democrats arc dependent upon the
legal attainments anc record OF their
candidate. Mr.. Aldrich as a good citizen
and business man. 10 commend him 10
the people as an ideal executive for this
municipality.
MORE PRAISE FOR MAGUIRE
The shipping interests OF the port OF
Providence are still sending letters OF
commentator for the work OF HArboi
Master Mcguire and expressing good will
toward him In his candidacy for the
ONCE Of harbor master this year Today
this letter was received from the man
hger OF the Dyer Trnnsportation line
Mr.. John NJ Mcguire. Providence. r. l.:
Dear Sir-It is my sincere pleasure OF
hear that you are a candidate for the
position OF harbor master at the next
election.
Knowing very well or the efficient SER
vice that you rendered during your last
administration. IL gives me much pleas
ure 10 state that hope you VIII be suc-i
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-03
DEPUTY
SHERIFF
EXPIRES

ca clos L. Rogers deputy sheriff since
l@9' and during the past year court Off
Ger, died at his residence in Pawtucket
today from a complication OF diseases. A
wild ow and three daughters survive.
Mr.. Rogers was born on Dec p. 1884,
In stanstead. Province OF quebec Canada.
an went TO Pawtucket IN 1867. and for Is
years conducted a hardware business
after which he was appointed deputy
81 ierff
Ills three daughters are as follows:
ouise, teacher In the Pawtucket high
chool; Mrs James Case. a missionary I'm
ham, and Elsie. who lives at her parents
home.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-03
AN AST0R
TAXED AS
AN ALIEN

New York. Nov. S-William Astor, son
OF William Waldorf Astor. was called on
TO pay s. tax as an alien today before
being admitted to the United tates on his
arrival here on the steamer Cedric from
Liverpool. This tax was levied under the
section OF the United States immigration
laws requiring head tax OF s. for every
alien landing in this country.
Mr.. Astor said I'm reply TO question rs
10 his citizenship that he was an English
resident. William Waldorf Astor. one OF
the largest holders OF real estate IN this
city lives In London and some years ago.
renouncod his American citizenship and
became a British subject
Today the inspectors were more rlsor-
Gus than usual about enforcing tho pay
ment Of this tax, since Il has been learned
that over ~ foreign cabin passengers on
q liner. which arrived recently. escaped
the tax by declaring themselves 10 be
American citizens. SIR Casper purdon
Clark, the recently elected director OF the
metropolitan Museum of Arts of this city.
who arrived today. was also called on 10
pay this tax.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-03
PLAINTIFF IN DAMAGE CASE
MAKES A BRIGHT REPLY

A quick answer OF the plaintiff In the
case OF Morris Tcath against the Rhode
Island company which case was on trial
in presiding Justice sweetland's court to-
asv caused much amusement The plain
tiff Is suing 10 recover for injuries 90 his
ear drum caused by the careless opera
ton OF "A sprinkler that was on "A car on
an opposite track. He wants 5000 dam
ages
Col Easton. caunsel for the defendant.
said TO plaintiff What did the doctors
treat YOU for anyway
Witness replied, They treated me for
pay."
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-03
STEAMER ANGOLA RELEASED
FROM DETENTION AT NORFOLK

Norfolk. Va, Nov 3.-The British
steamer Angola. which came into port in
distress Wednesday from HeSana and
which was refused clearance papers by
the customs officials yesterday because
the steamer had no American bill OF
health is scheduled 60 SAT- for sydney.
Cape Breton. today
IL II understood that when the depart
ment of commerce and labor AZ Washing
ton. was Informed of the circumstances
under which the Angola arrived. the vcs-
sci was released.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-03
POSTMASTER STABBED AS
HE ENTERED HIS HOME

Augusta. Me-, Nov. 3.-County officials
were notified today Of an evident attempt
to wound or kill and rob +. n Allen,
postmaster and town treasurer of Vienna,
20 miles from here. late last night.
Allen was stabbed in the shoulder by
ar unknown assailant as he was entering
his house He obtained revolver from
the house and fred two shots at the man
as he scaled n stone wall. but did not
stop his escape The wound Is not n
serious one and DIR. Allen is not expected
to suffer any ill-effects from II.
No strangers have been seen in town
and the officers have but meagre evidence
as Mr. Allen could give no description Of
the man He carried about 800 in his
pocket at the time.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-03
NUGGETS OF NEWS.

Senior Leon Y. Castillo. the spanish am
bassador at Paris. has been authorized 10
negotiate a new treaty or commerce De
tween France and Spain.
The following fourth class postmasters
were appointed today: New Hampshire.
Miss Carrie L. Marston, Chocorua, Miss
Mary H. Barton, Croydon.
The Grand Duke Alexander Michaelo-
witch. brother-in-law OF Emperor Nicho-
las. has been relieved OF the post OF head
of the department OF marine.
The French council OF ministers today
approved the new treaty OF commerce be-
tween Russia and France and submitted
Z TO the chamber for rauficatior-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-03
SCHOONER EDWARDS CRIPPLED
DURING A SEVERE GALE

Provincetown. Mass, Nov. 3.-The three
masted schooner Marcus Edwards OF Ban
sor. Me-. bound from Weymouth, Mass,
for Bangor. with fertilizer was towed In
to port today by the tug Mercury.
The Edwards was caught in a severe
gale of Cape Ann and had her foregaff.
jibboom and spanker boom broken, and
lost some OF her sails. She was carried
down the coast 10 the Truro shore. where
she anchored Monday night and where
she was found last night by the Mercury.
After making repairs here. the Edwards
will proceed 10 her destination.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-03
MUNICIPAL COURT.

The will of oscar f. Aylesworth was ad-
mitted to probate in the municipal court
OF the city OF Providence today.
Ellen Dennehy (of full age) was ad-
Judged TO be person OF unsound mind
and Daniel Sullivan was appointed
guardian.
LISTS OF claims against the estates of
Lucy A. whipple John II. Coyle were
accepted.
The inventory for the estate OF Thomas
Smith was accepted.
The petition 10 sell the personal estate
OF Peter Saline was granted.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-03
REPORTED UNBlAMAGeD

Portland. Me, Nov. 3.-The operator at
the American DeForcst wireless station
at South Portland heard the operator on
the New York steamer Horaio Hall,
which was I'm collision with a number Of
coal barges in He'll Gate last night. talk
ing with n station near Boston. The
steamer was of Chatham at 1913, Cape
Cod nj IL A. m. and was expected 10
reach this city at y. m, about two
hours late.
She was reported as undamaged.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-03
PLAINTIFF ASKS COURT
To GRANT A new TRIAL

In the superior court today was argued
the case OF Meredith G.. Boomer against
the Rhode Island company on plaintiffs
petition for a new trial Plaintiff
thrown from a car on Nov. 20. 1903. at
Riverside square. a Jury in Judge VII
bur's court last February gave a verdict
for the defendant.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-03
POPE RECEIVES TWO BISHOPS
IN PRIVATE AUDIENCE

Rome. Nov. s.-The pope today received
Bishop Richter OF Grand Rapids. Mich,
I'm private audience, and afterwards re-
ceivcd Bishop Canevin OF Pittsburg, Pa.
Both bishops were presented by Mgr.
Kennedy rector of the American college.
Mgr Kennedy also presented to the
pontiff Mr. Bresnahan and his daughters
OF Boston, Mass, and Father Muloahy of
Andover. Mass, and his sister and
brother-in-law.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-03
SMALL FIRES

Box 5 was pulled at l:2o this after
noon. Smoke caused by the burning OF a
pile Of dead leaves in n yard on John
street, that's all.
Box 20 was pulled at $40 b. m. The
fre was in an ash bin In the rear Of ESQ
Eddy street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-03
CITY HALL NOTES

In the Sixth district court today Joseph
Antonio was fined $40 and costs and SEN
fenced 10 Jail for 10 days on each Of three
complaints-one for keeping and two for
Illegally selling liquor.
John Adams was fined SIS and costs for
an assault upon William Marcinkowski.
John Devine and George Ryan were
fined "a and costs each for stealing sli
posts. valued at $3.50. the property OF the
cNN OF Providence.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-03
REMAINS OF BENNINGTON
EXPLOSION VICTIM ARRIVE

The body OF Joseph Lin Gauthier,
sailor. who was killed on July % by the
explosion on board the United States gun
boat Remington at San Diego. Cal, ar
rived i'm Pawtucket today, having been
shipped here by the navy department
by request OF his relatives.
The funeral Will be held on Sunday and.
lt Is expected. will be attended by local
military companies.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-03
RUN OVER

Daniel Dwyer. Ss years Old belonging
ia Troy. ~ Y. and VINO is stopping at
the Union lodging house. was Knocked
down and run over by n horse and wagon
owned by +. r Chester. of Point street.
when on Dorrance street at l045 o'clock
this morning His right foot was in
mred. necessitating his removal 90 the
Rhode Island hospital
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-03
UES rs FLEE FROM BURNING HOTEL

Mauch Chung, Pa. Nov. "A fro which
broke out in the American house today
partly destroyed that structure Guests
were compelled 90 fee In their night
clothing. leaving their personal effects IN
the burning building. Loss t2b 0oo.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-03
som ETHlNG NEW

n. caswelrs Immense" Candy Store Sat
dav. opera cream caramels and chocolate
cream kisses Try them. 4sl Westminster
street
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-03
The New York Stock Market.

Reported for The News over the pfi-
vate wire OF EDWARD Il. SHELDON &
CO, Bankers and Brokers, Room pa Ban
ipar hIildinu.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-03

The employer was bending over the ta-
bic loking at the directory The new office
boy slipped up quietly and poked n noto
into mis- hand. The surprised employer
OPENED II and read.
"HonOred Sir-Yer pants In ripped
Ls dies Home JournSi
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-03
ODDS OFFERED ON
L,f.C. GARvIN AS
NEXT GOVERNOR

a.:a e: :,.es:s. ':::;
the election
growing in Garvn
a he
5 "a
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-03
MRS. FeSSeNOEN DIES SUDDENLY

Stamford, Conn. Nov. 2.-Mrs. Samuel
Fessenden. wife of state Attorney Fess-
enden. president OF the Connecticut SEN
ate. died suddenly Mt her residence here
today She was member OF the famous
Davenport family OF this state
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-03
DON'T FAIL

10 secure supply OF CasweHs I'M
mense" Chewing Candy for Sunday. i91
Westminster street
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-03
The Cotton Market.

Reported for The News over the private
wire OF EDWARD p. SHELDON a CO,
Bankers and Brokers. Room 23i Banigan
building
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-03

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December ,................ 1913 1884