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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-16

one OF those dep!orable and too fire.
quently occurring Incidents in which
weapons supposed not TO have been load
ed are used and cause death Is now oc-
cupying the attention OF the police su-
thorities and that Of Coroner r. II. Lin
coin.
Adolphus Winfield. colored. 80 years
old. while acting as protector for the
occupants OF a little tenement at s62
South Water street. last Saturday even
ing. was killed by Stella Freeman. coll
ored. who is 10 years old
GIRL SHOWN REVOLVER
The tenement is occupied by Robert
Brown. an uncle OF Miss Freeman.
Saturday afternoon Miss Freeman, who
resides on Dime street, called at her
uncle's house. when for some reason not
now made perfectly clear 10 the police.
Brown produced a .S2 cslibre revolver
from his trunk and showed II 10 his niece.
ay-night- Miss -Ereeman again
visited her uncle's house. This was at
1870 o'clock. and beside herself, there
were present her aunt and Mrs. Winfield.
While they were conversing. another
colored man whose identity Is in doubt,
but whom the people say is called Jim,
attempted to enter the tenement.
"Jim" had quite a load aboard, and az
ne was very noisy and his presence would
be quite apt TO result in trouble. Win
field stepped TO the door and held I. fast
While Jim" was pounding upon the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-16
FIRE VICTIMS
REMAINS
IDENTIFIED

Rockland, Nc, Jan. 1.-the Finn. who,
with Frederick Leighton. perished in the
fire which destroyed the Harbor house,
owned by the Bodwell Granite company.
at Vinal Haven last night, was identified
today as Herman Heiderberger. aged
about 25 years. and unmarried Both men
were employed by the granite company.
Leighton was about 30 years OF age and
unmarried
The bodies OF both men. who failed to
awaken with the other boarders who were
aroused by a general alarm, were burned
to crisp.
The fire was caused by the overturning
of a lighted lamp in the attic. Coroner Nj.
T. Judkns began an investigation today.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-16
REARGUMENT
REFUSED
BY COURT

In the case OF Samuel Hornstein against
the Rhode Island company the appellate
court has denied the plaintiffs petition
for a reargument In this case a jury
gave the plaintiff verdict FOR $1,000. but
the appellate division set this verdict
aside and ordered Judgment for the de-
fendant
Plaintiffs petition for a reargument was
based upon the assumption that the court
did not appreciate the evidence OF the
plaintiffs lameness before the accident by
which he was impeded in his efforts TO get
out of the way OF the car. In rescript
the court says: I'VE think this lameness
Is exaggerated in the petition The plain
tiff. himself, in his testimony does not
describe II as hampering his movements
greatly. He says he was not obliged 10
use a cane However. this may be II was
disability which was known to himself
and which imposed upon him more care
than is required OF a person having full
control OF his limbs. There IS nothing TO
indicate that the motorman had any
intimation from the plaintiffs appearance
or his actions that he was attempting 10
cross the track without the ability to do
so In safety, which an ordinary person
possesses"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-16

IN LIVELY
ARGUMENT

The Methodist minister's held a lively
session at the Msthewson Street church
this morning. Two weeks ago DR. Melden
presented to the ministers meeting doc
unent bearing upon certain reforms need
ed in connection with the penal institu-
tions for women in the STATE. The matter
at that time received considerable consid-
eraiion from the ministers. who ultimate
lv voted TO endorse q memorial to be
presented to the general assembly. All
this Ia ancient history. having been duly
reported in these columns fortnight
since.
This morning on the call for general
business. Rev T. II. Coleman, pastor OF
thes Broadway Methodist Episcopal
church. took the floor and in n lengthy ar
gunent declared against the statements
and 'opipiuns OF tho persons whose sig
natures grnced the pamphlet above re-
ferred to and urged the resembling on the
part OF the ministers. OF their endorse
roent of the movement.
Cnncisey sgnnmed up, Mr.. Coleman de-
nied the statement that the practice OF
restraining women prisoners from p.
IT, to a. m. I'm three wards after the
fashion implied IN the pamphlet. Forty
eight women prisoners are at present
confined in the three wards: he declared
against the statement that no refOrma-
tory work along educational or industrial
lines was being done at the houses OF
correction. saying that valuable training
In household Gutles was given the in.
mates He continued. refuting the charge
that the work at the Oaklawn school for
girls lis inferior as a reforTnatory institu-
ton to the Socka anosset school for boys.
lie concluded nv saying that the need OF
women on the board OF state charities
ana corrections Was a fallacious need.
noting the existence. OF the state women's
advisory beard which exercises efficient
jurisdiction over the house OF correction
ard all other penal institutions for wom-
on ard girls.
Mr.. Coleman's speech created quite a
stir. He was answered by DIR. Melden,
who forcefully upheld the statements as
sailed and defended the integrity OF the
pamphlet in question. The discussion
wnsed hotly for moro than an hour be-
fore vote upon the question was taken.
The motion OF bIr. Coleman was lost, the
sense of the meeting being in support or
it's earlier action. There were no points
W especial rewness on the subject
brought ont, but rather was tho argu-
mcnt q vigorous rciteration OF old views
The speaker OF tie morning, Rev. NJ >.
McCord. -. d. failed 10 put in appear
auoe 81 that the meeting was devoted en-
tirely "a the question noted above.
II was as lively n meeting as the minis
ters have had tins season and betrayed
deep interest in this prison reform mat
ter.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-16
MISSIONARY DELEGATES MEET
TO ADJUST DIFFERENCES

New York, Jan. IA conference OF
delegates representing the Auxiliary Con-
gregstional II7mc Missionary societies in
II Northern states. with a committee rep
resentlng the national or parent society.
has been held in this city to discuss their
differences.
A resolution was adopted declaring that
the differences have been found TO DO less
serious than imagined and the desire TO
come together has been deep and lasting
that q solution Of past differences is at
hand and that committee would report
its decisions TO the parent society" a
VI. Welman OF Boston and William Rice
OF Rhode Island were among those who
took part I'm the conference.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-16
NARROW
ESCAPE
FROM DEATH

Brookine. Mass. Jan. Is Fire has de-
stroyed "The Rocks" the beautiful resi-
dence OF Robert 6. Shaw. ID. the we'll
known pony polo player and prominent
club man. on South street I'm this city,
aud Mr.. shaw's two children had narrow
escapes from burning
The loss. which includes the destruction
OF many valuable paintings and trophies
OF the hunt and race course. is estimated
al nearly $4,000.
Defective insulation OF electric lieht
wires is believed 10 have caused tho fre.
The children had Just gone 10 bed. and
Mr.. Shaw rushed upstairs through the
dense smoke and brought them out II
tho house
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-16
FISHERIES EXHIBIT WILL
Be LOCATED AT STATE HOUSE.

The big exhibit OF the commissioners
Of inland fisheries, which has been shown
al Buffalo, Crescent Park and st. Louis,
respectively, is expected to arrive at the
State House in few days and replaced in
the big glass cabinet there.
The exhibit comprises Holsters starfish.
shellhsh OF various sorts and other things
pertaining 10 the culture OF fish.
The exhibit has attracted a great deal
of attention wherever shown end will
probably'be seen by many at the office OF
the commissioners.
il is reported that the exhibit has al
ready been received in the city but has
not yet been unpacked.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-16
ATTEMPT To BURN
A TENEMENT IN
WHICH 80 SLEPT

New York Jan 6-A deliberate attempt burn big tene
house in which nearly sleeping prevented
early today when Tony Desad barber discovered slight blaze
in the cellar
When the remen called by Desaldo burst the cellar they
found fire blazing in wooden coal bn but had little trouble
drowning 1t searching the cellar for possible sparks
that the attempt to burn the disclosed
In wooden bin the in which the fire started the fire.
talow candle the flaming wick of which had
burned down within fraction of inch of oisoaked pile of
shavngs which surrounded it. Further investigation showed
dies havngs similarly arranged direction the cellar
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-16
FIERCE GALE
CAUSES
WRECKS

London. Jan. ia fierce gale last night
the United Kingdom. There were a num-
Der OF wrecks OF small craft resulting
in loss Of life. A French ketch was driven
ashore on the Island OF Wight and her
crew Of five men were drowned. All ar
bors are filled with vessels seeking shell
ter. No less than 20 steamers have sought
shelter at Holy Head.
This morning the bitter cold is accom-
panied by a gale and the first skating OF
the winter began in Lincolnshire.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-16
FATHER and
SON SUE FOR
DAMAGES

Napoleon Ashley has. by his father.
brought suit against the Narragansett
Electric Lighting company to recover sa,-
ooo for personal injuries. Plaintifr was
Injured by a Ave electric wire that had
become broken and was lying on the high
way between Fiskeville and Flskevills
Four Corners.
Negligence on the part of the company
is charged In not having its wires in
proper condition. Plaintiff was burned
about the face. hands, feet and body. and
received other injuries. which he claims
will incapacitate him from doing remun-
erauve labor
Peter Ashley. father OF Napoleon, has
sued the same company for $4,000 for the
loss OF his sons services job S. Carpen-
ter is attorney for both plaintiffs.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-16
MRS. DUKE REPORTED I'LL,
MAY Be TAKEN TO HOSPITAL

New York, Jan. 16.-Mrs Brodie l..
brother Of the president OF the Ameri-
can Tobacco company, was followed by
the sending Of her husband TO a saui-
tarlum for inquiry into his mental con
diton. was said TO be i'll at her hotel
today.
II was reported that she would be taken
10 a hospital There was no evidence at
the hotel today that Mrs. Duke was under
survellance No detectives. either public
or private, we're about.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-16
FIRE IN
COUNTY
BUILDING

Chicago. Ill. Jan. i6.--Fire broke out
today on the top floor of the County
building here. For awhile destruction OF
The flames. however. were confined TO a
portion Of the upper floors and tho roof.
Court rooms were chiefly involved in
the damage.
Records. however, were safe in the
vaults. Smoke drove the occupants out
OF the County building and from the city
hall. adjoining, for a short time. Three
painters, at work In the County building.
were seriously burned by an explosion of
their material when the Are started.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-16

door the Freeman girl went 20 Browns
trunk and obtained the revolver.
Remarking that she was going 20 use 81
10 frislten "Jim' away she raised the
pistol pointing 10 at the door and pulled
loaded the weapon.
Winfield dropped like log and was
supposed 10 he shsmmng injury.
As he did not stir Mrs. Brown went 70
his assistance. and turning his head was
Mortified 10 find that blood was oozing
from a wound just over his right eye.
GIRL WAS ALARMED.
She told Stella that Winfield had been
killed. that statement so alarming the
girl that she dashed out of the house and
went home 10 tell her people OF the horri-
BILE occurrence.
A few minutes later the police learned
OF the tragedy and Miss Freeman was
placed under arrest.
Winfield was sent 70 the Rhode Island
hospital where he died early Sunday
morning. an autopsy held by Medical Ex-
aminer Pegram Just before noon. deter
mining that tho bullet had passed
through the unfortunate mans brain.
From the investigation made by Capt.
Murray the circumstances seemed 10 In
dicstc that there had been no intention on
the part OF the young woman 70 kill Win
field
Accordingly she was arraigned in the
eth district court today on the charge OF
foIoniously killing and staying. which
means that she Is accused OF manslaugh-
ter.
She pleaded not guilty and was reid in
5000 for trial next week Tuesday.
Coroner Lincoln will hold an inquest at
once. and as there Is but one person
whom he can call who saw the shooting
inquiry will necessarily be brief one.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-16
PROVIDENCE BANKER To WE'D
DAUGHTER Of LAWYER VINCENT

Edward Henry Weeks OF this city.
well known IN banking circtss and Edith
VINCENT have filed their marriage lnten-
tions AZ tho city hall today
Mr.. Weeks. who IL AZ years old was
horn a keene and is the son Of Howard
/ Weeks. formerly Of Vassalboro. His
residence is az eb Keene street.
Miss Vincent gave her age az g. and
her residence as 50 Irving avenue.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-16
"DAVY" JOHNSON WALKS
UP TO JER0ME'S OFFICE

New York. Jan is-FoloWinE District
Attorney Jerones announcement that
his crusade against the keepers Of alleged
gambling houses would be begun in ear
nest today. "Davy" Johnson. the alleged
proprietor OF > gambling house in Forty
third street. appeared ~ tho district at
torney's office TODAY n response 10 2 sub
poens lie was accompanied by counsel
and At once went 10 Mr. Jeromo's private
office
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-16
GIRL HELD FOR
.MANSLAUGHTER.

Adolphus Winfield colored victim of supposedly accidental
shooting Saturday evening lies dead result of the bullet
wound he a that time received
Stella Freeman the young coored whose hands the
the Winfield today held In $4,000
for trial week Tuesday the charge of mansaughter
The shooting occurred 36a South Water time when
Winfield guarding the door prevent drunken
from entering
did the weapon loaded and
pointing the door pulled the trigger and bullet into
brain, death resulting early Sunday morning
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-16
POPE NAMES AUXILIARY
BISHOP FOR MONTREAL

Rome. Jan. is-The pope. acknowledge
ing tho growing Importance OF the arch
diocese OF Montreal has granted the re-
quest of Archbishop Rruchesiro have an
auxiliary bishop.
The pope has nominated Monsignor 10.
ifdue Rsticot. 'now Wear general Of Mon.
treal TO the office. 80
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-16
Mr.. NIXON ARRIVES At NAPLES.

Naples. Italy. Jan. is,-Dewis Nixon ar
rived here yesterday on the Deutschland
from New york. His nameAs not on the
passenger list M. Tixoniis proceeding
overland. "a Paris. w.heheJt r. reported ne
will hold \ conference with a Russian
agent regarding torpedo boats.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-16
announcement Of BARB0UR'S
SUSPENSION MADE TO-DAY

New York, Jan. i6.-The suspension Of
announced on tho Consolidated Stock FIX
change today.
He has not outstanding liabilities and
tho amount involved IN the failure Il be-
neved 10 be small.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-16
COURT TO DECIDE WHETHER
ADOPTED DAUGHTER IS HEIR

The question OF whether Adelsrd
Brooks. an adopted daughter Of Robert
Bowes. who was brother OF Fanny A.
Gilbert, takes portion OF the latters
estate under n certain devise was sub
mitted 10 the appellate division OF the
supreme court today.
The devise was 20 the children or is.
sue Of my brother Robert Bowes de
ceased"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-16
CONDUCTOR KILLS WIFE,
THEN TAKES HIS OWN LIFE

Needles. cal. Jan. .is-E 6. story, q
Santa Pc conductor has sho, and killed
his wife. lie Immediately afterwards shot
himself through the head, dying almost
instantly. Jealousy was the cause.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-16
HON. EDWARD W. STAPLES
DIES AT BIDDEFOR0, NE,

Biddeford Ne Jan. l6-Hon. Edward
w staples. seven tiwes mayor OF Bidde-
ford. former member Of the Maine legisla
tuTe. onco Democratic candidate for
congress. treasurer OF the Blddsford
Savings band and one az the beet known
EuShss, 'niefAn .tste. dicd here To-Day.
Ills age was bSyeafsN
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-16
ASHORE At ALEXANDRIA,

Alexandria. Egypt. Jan ls-The North
German Lloyd steamer Hoeenzoliern from
Napies is ashore AZ The mouth Of this
frarbor. -' d, K
2 Later IA the day tho Hoherspllern ~;
ncatcd and Is now safe in the hsrbos
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-16

Classified Advertising In The News
ic. per word frst insertion: .c. repeat.
iwk SC. per word. 2wks. SC. per word,
swks. &c. per word; limo. 90. per word.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-16

The large four-mosted schooner Cordelia
" Hayes was ono OF the best known yes
sells of the Maine feet She was built at
Bat1h I'm 1901. ard hsiled from Portland
Her tonnage was 1881 gross and i020 net
She was COZ feet long io.3 fect in breadth
and is7 feet deep. Her owners were J 8
Winslow and Company of Portland
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-16

Sad Will be the day for you
when you become absolutely sat
Isned with your business. When
times are hard advertise to OBJ
tain business; when times are
good advertise to obtain more
business.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-16
SCHOONER HAYES WRECKED
ON The DIAMOND SHOAL

Norfolk. Va. Jan. is.--The four mssted
schooner Cordelia p. Hayes has stranded
four miles southeast of Diamond shoal
and Is complete wreck. After thrilling
battle with immense seas the surfmen
succeeded in rescuing Capt Brown and
his crow of II men.
Tho Hayes was bound from Baltimore
70 Charleston. with a big cargo Of guano.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-16

J. is alleged that Devenna killed Der
rick while intoxicated when the latter
tried TO pacify him and lead him home.
Mclaughlin is being tried before Re
corder Con- while Devanpa is on trial be-
fore Judge Foster
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-16
POLICEMEN
ON TRIAL
FOR MURDER

~<.$sS.SsSsSsSsSsssN.St tc<sSstsS'ssssct"''*r
g New York. jan. 1s.--Two police
9 men were put or trial for their I
. lives charged with murder in the {
q fret degree in the court Of general
o. sessions today. Policeman Frank (
q Mclaughlin In charged with kill 4
.. ing John Patterson. a negro night I
g watchmsn in West sixty-third 8
4. street on May % last.
q: Policeman Eugene L. Devanna is .
4. charged with the murder OF George 4
q Derrick. boiler maker in the Nor Z
Z. ris Heights hotel on Nov. last
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