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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-24
A Little Mother.
By PENELOPE sPRAGUE.

Dolly. you've been very naughty
Do you see that broken cupf
/ must punish you severely
In the dark III shut yon up.
Do not answer back. now. Dolly.
I'm your mother Do You hear7
You've been very. very careless!
You did do 1t. it's quite clear.
No one else WIS near the fable
I won't listen 10 you, no!
Here's tho big. dark Btoreroom closet
You've been naughty; IN you go!
suppose the cat did break It,
But no one was here to see,
And I have TO de TO dolly
~ my mamma does to me.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-24
SOLUTION OF CHAPTER ".

Where are you going. my pref
~ little maid. this nice morning2"
said the wolf,
Il am going to see dear Gram.
NY" spoke Red Riding Hood In
reply, "and am taking her
cake and some butter mother has
just made, for Granny Is not WELL.
Dear Granny" repeated the
wolf with thoughtful air, as 10
trying to srecollect something
Why. think know dear Gram
ny"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-24

NUMERICAL ENIGMA.
Louisa VI Alcott.
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HIDDEN PROVERBS.
II takes two to make quarrel
DIAMOND.
I asSsE,
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JOHNNY's SLATE.
Dsscorerer Balboa Place discovered = Pnctoe
ocean. Date-iei3.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-04
SAVINGS BANKS MUSN
PAY FOR ITS ERROR

The petition OF the Pawtucket Instltu-
tion for Savings. garnishee in the case
OF Peoples Loan and Trust company VS.
william McMurray ot al. for new trial
upon the matter OF its being charged as
gashnishee. has been denied by the SUI
preme court.
In response 10 a writ OF attachment on
the funds in the bank belonging to Han
nah McMurray, one OF the defendants.
the assistant treasurer made an affidavit
that there was I'm tho banks possession
on Feb. ., 1905, Sl5i.62
In superior court a Justice thereof gave
decision for the plaintiff. and the gar
nishee was charged 20 tho extent OF
sl5ls2 Execution was issued and the
bank refused 90 pay saying that by a
mistake the amount in the bank was
was stated as $l5462 when IL should have
been $50 less
The court now holds that. having al
lowed the cause 90 proceed 10 Judgment
and execution without attempting 10 cor
rect the affidavit. the garnishee cannot
now be heard 90 say that the amount
stated as due the defendant Is too large
'"rho facts disclose case OF neglect pure
and simple. This affords no ground for
new trial"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-04

mined revolt. have fatty disobeyed his
commanCs and have deled his authority
in both spiritual and temporal AFFAIR.".
There was y sensation scene ~ Shiloh
Tabernacle when COCO members Of Dowie's
christian catholic church I'm Zion threw
OF his control
"Elijah IT. sent a peremptory order
from Mexico 10 Vice Overseer Vol.na TO
disnlsS Overseer Gardner from his office.
The vice overscer called "a courci OF his
associate overseers and laid the matter
before them. he declared his own de-
sire 10 disabey the order. and called for
their opinion. They agreed with Nolina
that Gardner ought not TO be dismigsed.
Then the vice overseer suggested that
former Deacon spocher who was dis
missed by Dowie sonie time ago ought TO
be reirstated The overseers agreed with
volira IN ths case also.
Meanwhile word had gone through Zion
City that message OF great Importance
Had -AAAf4- etf4+
the Tabernacle was packed when Nolina
called the great congregation 20 order.
The vice overseer read Dowie's order TO
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-04
TRAIL Of BLOOD
LED To ARREST
Of JAS. NOLAN.

Patrolman Thomas Rooney found two
panes OF glass broken in a window OF a
variety store at 4s6 Gladstone avenue
soon after midnight this morning
lie notified Charles Antonion owner OF
the store. and sent for the patrol wagon.
When the wagon arrived the policemen
made an investigation and discovered that
the store had been robbed
Officer Rooney, with Officers Il. j. Cur
ley and B. j. Neles, traced fresh blood
marks through the back yard TO the
fence. where the robber jumped over.
and in James Nolans barn. rear OF Ber-
non street. found some OF the tobacco
stolen.
They then entered Nolan's house, lls
Bernon street and found his son, Frank,
aged %, I'm bed with his hand cut and
bleeding. AZ they also found more to-
bacco under the bed, they arrested the
young man.
In the sixth district court this morn
ing he pleaded not guilty 20 n charge OF
breaking and entering in the night time
and was held for trial Friday IN $500.
Nolan was also charged with stealing
n bicycle valued at $40 from Joseph Shee-
han, pleaded not guilty and was held for
trial Friday in 500
Bail was furnished in both cases.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-04
RIVERSIDE.
Friends Surprise Walter GOff on
His Birthday. = Riverside
Lsdge Meeting.

Walter Con was surprisod by 30 or more
OF his young friends at his home on
Adams avenue last evening In honor OF
his 22d birthday. The party came well
supplied with music. etc. and Nhls. with
other forms OF amusement made It one
OF the most enjoyable events OF this
character held in this place for a long
time.
Al the meeting OF Riverside lodge.
Knights OF Pythias this evening the rank
OF page will be conferred upon one aud
possibly two candidates one applica.
tion for membership VIII be received
There are several carloads OF lumber
on the sidIngs az this place. which would
Indicate that many persons have made
arrangements 10 build The lumber a. of
al ~izeE and shapes.
10 IL expected the work OF driving tho
piles for the new bridge al Crescent park
Wil be begun Monday morning
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-04
THE F|REMEN'S
RELIEF ASSOCN.
CHOSE OFFICERS.

At the annual meeting of the Providence
Permanent Firemen's Relief association
at the Central fire station yesterday after
noon the following officers were elect
ed:
President. Chief Engineer George A.
Streere; vice president, District Chief
George +. Battey; secretary. Walter H.
Hildreth; treasurer. Deputy Chief Hol-
den O. Hin.
observation-disclosures f. Battey. John ID.
Jones Lieutenant Edward r. Curtis. I'D
mund $. Godfrey. Walter II, Butts. Ed
ward J. Hogan, Otis y. Dill. Captain
Thomas f. McNeal Michael oGara. Rob-
ert II. Watson, Lieutenant William A.
orr. Timothy L. Kelly, Clarence c.
Thomas. George II. Bigney, Charles f.
Dyer Charles 4. Worth. Joseph A. De-
vine, Robert p. Patterson, Joseph W.
Johnson, Lieutenant Leander Dawiey.
William j Maher. Captain Joseph w.
Carpenter. Robert +. Mcdonald, Walter
Sonner. Martin Kane. James L. ONeil,
Captain John Hutchinson, James +.
osullivan, Captain Fred A. Wallace,
Captain William +. Sullivan. Edmund
Chapman, Captain Arthur d. sayward.
The resource committee for the ensuing
year is as follows: Edmund 3. Godfrey
Hose 3, chairman: Capt William E. Suill-
van. H. and l.. O. secretary; Capt Thomas
Il. McNeal. engine 7, Timothy l.. Kelly
engine II, Robert p. Patterson, hose IL,
Capt John Hutchison, III. and l.. s; Lieut.
William A Orr, engine 10.
The relief committee consists or Capt
John Hutchison. Capt. Thomas +. Nc
Neal and Edmund S. Godfrey.
The finance committee Is Dist. Chief
George T. Battey. Clarence c. Thomas,
Capt. Joseph w. Carpenter.
The burial lot committee is Clarence c.
Thomas, Robert II. Patterson Walter
Sonner.
The resource committee, who conducted
the last annual concert and ball and by
whose efforts the sum OF Al66so was add
ed 10 the treasury, cosisted Of Capt Ar
thur u. Sayward, chairman; Hugh T..
Wood secretary: John B. Miller Lieut..
Christopher Carpenter, Otis p. Dill.
Frank A. Eldred George H. Simmons.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-04

dismiss Gardner. He paused a moment.
and then. In a voice ringing with defiance
OF the head OF the church. he announced
that the oyerseers had decided Gardner
must remain I'm his office.
There was a moment OF silence as the
six thousand Dowieites realized the sgni-
fcancc OF this announcement Then the
entire congregation burst into cheers. As
the applause which meant the downfall
OF Dowie as dictator OF Zion City died
away volina called former Deacon
6peicher to the platform. There was not
. sound in the big congregation as the
deposed official stepped forward. Turning
TO 6psicher the vice overseer announced
10 him and the congregation that Elijah
ITs" order dismissing him had been re-
voked by the overseers and that he was
then and there reinstateo as a deacon OF
Zion In good standing
At this added reputation OF Dowie's
leadership there was another storm Of
applause. and by their Endorsement OF
Volina's course the entire six thousand
Zionists Joined I'm the practical deposit
ton OF Elijah IL"
Mrs. John Alexander Dowie and her son
A. ]. Gladstone Dowio have joined with
the Dowieites against Elijah H."
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-04
BRIS
No Bids Made For Supplying
Public Schools With Coal and
Wood. VIII Hold a Bazaar.

A special meeting OF the school COM
mttee was hedr for the purpose of receiv-
ing bids for coal and wood for the schools
for the ensuing year. but as no bids We're
received tho meeting adjourned without
taking action.
The Ladies Auxiliary OF St Mary's
Total Abstinence society held a regular
meeting last evening Beside routine busi-
ness 1t was decided TO hold bazar and
sale in May
Rev John McNay. formerly pastor OF
the Methodist church In Phenix has been
appointed TO the pastoratc Of the state
Street Methodist Episcopal church OF this
town. Rev Mr.. Hood, former pastor here
has been assigned TO North Easton. Mass
Rev. MIR. McVay will conduct the ser.
vices here next Sunday
In the bowling tournament at the Y NJ.
G. \. alleys Sandfords team defeated
De Wolf team two out Of three strings
AZ a meeting OF the board OF directors
OF the Y. NJ G. a. held last evening IL was
voted To give the Phi Alpha Pi Frater-
nifty the use of the upper room of the
building for "A club room The monthly re-
ports Of the secretary and treasurer and
physical director were submitted A two
for men is recommended
The large steamer Warren OF the Enter
prise Transportation company OF FAN
River put in here yesterday and took the
freight OF the National India Rubber COM
pany from the public wharf TO Fail
River and New York
At the regular monthly meeting OF the
town council last evening the following
officers were appointed: Surveyor Of high
ways. Alexander c. Fales auctioneofs.
Clark "a. Straight. Lyman Il. BOsworth.
Richard III. Dunbar and Michael Kerr:
cordor and surveyor of wood, James ID.
Wardwell sealer Of weights and meas
ures. Lucius n. Chadwick: health officer.
Thomas T. Head: overseer of the poor,
Philip Brady. commissioners of the asy-
ium. Frank Paul.. commissioners Of tho
North Burial ground Charles 4. Barber.
John s. ingraham. william J. Munro. AMI
John y lngraham. Jr. dog constable,
Frank J. RYAN.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-04
WASHINGTON PARK YACHT
CLUB IS BOOMING NOW

A the quarterly meeting OF the Wash
ington Park Yacht club last evening. the
regular reports showed the membership
TO be 269 and a substantial balance In the
treasury with all bills paid
The club voted to accept the invitation
or the Narragansett Bay Yacht Racing
association TO become a member OF that
body, which act wsl involve the holding
OF an open regatta during the week begin
ming July 10.
Commodore w. Louis Frost w Scott
Baxter and Vice-Commodore Elgin IL.
Kerr were elected delegates 10 the associ-
alton.
II was decided 20 give a spring social AT
the Roger williams Park Casino or some
other suitable place on May I.
At a subsequent meeting OF the boat
owners, w. Scott Baxter and Albert G.
Davis were elected measurers. The re-
gatta committee was elected consisting OF
Frank II Nottage, William *. Potter, Lr.,
Egin IL Kerr. Charles Williams and
Walter Il. Smith. Commodore Frost an
nounced the appointment OF Archibald B.
Potter as fleet captain.
The subject OF the annual cruise was
referred TO a committee consisting OF
Commodore w. Louis Frost. Vice -Commo-
dore Elgin IL Kerr and Rear Commodore
Manton II. Peck 10 report the first Tues
day In July.
A new and up to-date skow float is be-
ing constructed for the club by Davis
Bros OF Warren. and will be added 10 the
club equipment about the 1st OF May. at
WHICH Time the new steward will go on
duty, although the formal season will not
open until Memorial day.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-04

Descending in the midst OF a crowd of
several thousand persons. Glendale, In
the eastern outskirts OF Brooklyn, after
an ascension from Central Union Gas
Works, at one Hundred and Thirty
eighth street and Walnut avenue. I'm the
Bronx, Count Henri de la VaulX. Charles
Levee and DR. Julian T. Thomas were
all but mobbed Monday night by a throng
OF curious suburban residents.
Count dc In VhuiX finally had TO resort
10 his great strength to save his COM
panions and himself while DR.. Thomas.
waving an American flag he carried
in the flight. demanded protection I'm It's
name But the insistence Of the crowd
to press upon the aeronauts was not TO be
overcome without free-for-all fight. in
which n man who tried 20 befriend them
was roughly handled when he was caught
trying TO escape.
Count dc Ia Vauix and 'Mr. Levee. both
hardened by many exciting highbs. agreed
that the trip was without incident after
passing the danger OF not clearing the
buildings surrounding the open place
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-04
MINOR CASES HEARD
BY JUDGE RUECKERT

In the Sixth district court this morning.
John Cash on a charge OF assaulting An
ME Cash. pleaded guilty and was fined
500 and costs.
George Taylor pleaded guilty OF as
saulting Benjamin Hyman. because no
wasn't satisfied with 35 cents for n days
pay lie was fined $50 and costs.
Frank Goole admitted that he had
neglected 10 provide for his wife and
children, and was held in 5000 for next
Friday.
Probation officer Wallace surrendered
Howard Allen. who has been In his care
since last January on n charge or steal
ing from gum machines. lie was sem
tenccd TO the reform school for his minor
ity, or In the laternate TO pay fine OF
So
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-04

within the gas works, but Or. Thomas en-
Enthusiastically declared that the voyage
was onelof the greatest and most pleas
ureabe events OF his life 1t was his
first balloon trip and is the first American
who has essayed to go aloft since balloon
Ing was introduced as a sport in Amer
lea.
When the balloon was being inflated he
twice climbed 10 the top Of a high gas re-
tort to accustom himself TO the sensation
OF being far above the earth and found
the experience decidedly unpleasant but
once aloft in the balloon he says he lost
all sense Of fear. and his only regret was
that the trip could not have been OF much
longer duration.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-04
RECIPE FOR ROUGH HOUSE,
SIXTEEN PIkTS Of BEER

Mary Lynch. when brought before Judge
Rueckert this morning charged with
keeping a disorderly house, admitted that
there was disorder in the place last Sat
urday, but she said her husband was the
one to blame
She said that on that day he brought IS
plnts OF beer into the house and the peo-
pie therein started 10 drink
a rough house followed and the police
took a hand I'm the matter and arrested
Mary.
She pleaded not guilty and was held for
trial Friday i'm 81 600
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-04
BOY THIEF BOUND OVER
TO SUPERIOR COURT

Detective Tidd of the Fifth station ar
rested William Jennings. colored boy
yesterday. for stealing $3.50 from the Point
street school
Books and other property have been
missing lately and Principal Sawin re-
ported the loss OF the money to the police
Jennings had hidden the money In lot
on Borden street. where IL has been re-
covered.
This morning before Judge Rueckert he
superior court.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-04
GALLIGAN'S CONTENTION
UPHELD BY UPPER COURT

The supreme court has set aside the de-
cision OF the superior court IN the case Of
Ernest r. Melh. et ux.. W. John Il. Cal
ligan. ct al, holding that the evidence
fails 70 sustain the contention OF the com
plainsnis that Galligan was their agent
In the purchase OF land in question
The defendants appeal is sustained, the
decree appealed from is annulled and the
case is romanded 20 the superior court
with directions 20 enter a decree dismiss
ing the bill with costs
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-04
PROPHET DOW|E
DESERTED BY HIS
WIFE AND SON.

Chicago. April 4.-John Alexander
LOWE has lost his grip on Zion City. He
Is no longer sole dictator OF the thou
sands OF men and women who followed
him to the city he founded and over whom
Ills rule has heretofore been absolute. lie
has not been formally ousted. but his
former followers are in open and deter
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-04
EAST PROVIDENCE
Town Council 10 Consider Grade
Of BuIIOCk'S Point Avenue.
Story Of Robbery on the High.
way Not Credited By Police.

At the meeting OF the town council to
be held this afternoon It is possible that
the question OF grading Bullocks Point
avenue will come UP for consideration.
There appears to be a difference OF about
two feet at River street between the. grade
OF the town commission and that of the
Rhode Island company, that OF the Rhode
Island company being looked upon by
-mauy as tte most desirable, as 1t will bs
more level. At River street the proposed
grade of the railroad company will leave
a few houses about six feet above the
level OF the street. and 1t is reported that
the owners OF these buildings will put IN
a claim of $1,000 If the grade of the Rhode
Island company is adopted. It Is also
said it will cost the company fully as
much to fiji in the vicinity of the car
barn at River street There is no doubt
In the minds OF those Interested that
the commission and the railroad company
will come to = satisfactory settlement
STORY is DOUBTED.
A young man named Hamlin walked
into the office OF a well-known firm this
UiuEDlHk anu Ihhf Ailt HNe'A 'hhS
that while on his way home last evening
he was held up by a highwayman. who
took from him 50. This morning Chief OK
Police Adams had not been Informed or
the robbery, and as young Hamlin has
been mixed up In just such a scrape be-
fore but little credence is placed In his
story either by the police or his as
sociates.
MINOR MENTION.
There was a large congregation at the
special services I'm the Second Baptist
church last evening. An able sermon was
preached by Rev. George w. Rigler. The
musical portion Of tho program was In
charge OF Mr.. Lambert, pastor of the
First Baptist church
There were three JOhns-Lannon, Nc
Carthy and McGann, all from out-of-town.
before Judge Bliss at the session OF the
Seventh district court this morning. and
each was fined s. and costs for intoxlca-
ton
There was large attednance at ths
meeting of Reliance Lodge nf-Odd- -Eellnz2s
last evening when the first degree was
conferred on one candidate under the d.
rection OF Past Grand r. r. Buckin.
Captain Barney OF this place went down
tho river early yesterday morning and
returned about 4 o'clock In tho aftern on
with ~ large sized fatnsh.
Howard lodge knights OF Pythiss. will
meet this evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-04

The Jokcr--What do YOU think OF Paint
ems painting Of the urean?
The Artist though tho water looked
too calm.
The joker guess 'ts the oil on It that
does that.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-04
IURvs VERDICT IS SUSTAINED.

james y. Gardiner at last will get the
&2fsN awarded him by two juries a. tho
supreme court sustaius tho verdict OF the
70 rle
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-04

The Friend--Your new patent medicine
seems TO have gained great reputation
for curing people TO what do YOU at
tribute it's great curative powers.
The Boss To extensive and judicious
advertising
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-04

The quarterly examination OF applicants
for physicians licenses, will take place
tomorrow AT a. m. at the state house.
The board will meet two weeks later 70
pass upon those who appear.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-04

At the meeting OF the Rhode Island
Women's club tomorrow Mrs. Gertrude
Rugg Field Will deliver her last lecture in
the -preseHt-eaE4Ae- -AAfefe-+44fs club her
topic being "Rudyard Kiplng"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-04

Albert n Fosters sixth Wednesday
evening recital will occur this evening at
the Fielden-Chace hall, Greene street
Charles III. Everett baritone, and the
Foster string Quartet will assist.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-04

The funeral Of William Bateman Hart
who died last Saturday at Candor. n c.,
was held yesterday afternoon from the
home of his brother-in-law. j. william
Moore. l20 Moore street
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-04

Customer Gin book storc) Have you a
ChauCer?
New Clerk Never chewed in my life,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-04

A memorial meeting for Susan y. An
thonv will be held under the auspices OF
the Rhode Island Woman Suffrage asso-
clation i'm the lecture room OF tho Public
Library next Monday, az $3.50 y. m
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-04

Former Assemblyman Joseph t. Ian
phear has been appointed "A fourth class
postmaster at Kenyon In the town OF
Richmond. where he is a storekecper.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-04

William Clemence, aged 40. was taken
sick on Eddy street early this morning
and removed To the Rhode Island hospital
In the ambulance.