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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-02-19


Briggs, Charles p Bliven. Narrasansett
Bay Oyster Company, Rhode Island Hos
pftal Trust Company. Trustee OF the Es-
tate OF James r. NJ. Grosvenor, Ellery IT.
Millard. Martha u. Millard, Henry An
thony Estate--Fred r.. Anthony g. James
II. Tillinghast, Trustees-Charlotte B An
thony. Mary O. Townsend. Sarah II. TIL
In nEhast, Joseph p. Anthony. Fred II. An
thony. Annie r. Hunter Heirs Sallie
Francis, Frank r. Peeckham Gardner II.
Swartz. Jessie II. Campbell. Alice r.
Peckham. John =. Campbell John y.
Lewis, Harriet r. Fuller EState--Olive II.
Peck. Calvin s. Fuller. Joseph R. g Mar
garet A. Bullock, Phillip A. Munroe. Del
ana Monroe, Nellie r. Brewer. Clarence
A. Brewer. Perkins Land Company, Mary
y. Anthony. Frank y. Bsnnon. Michael
German. Eugene -. Sullivan. Dennis X.
Sullivan. Timothy j. Sullivan. Daniel J.
Sullivan. Walter T Humes Martha VI.
Humes. David r. Goff Herbert r. Humcs.
George w. Hall Providence Art Club.
Providence Marine Corps OF Artillery, John
Doe n person unknown. Town OF Provi-
dence. Herbert y Hlnckley. Elizabeth
Hinckley, John r.. Lewis. Harriet =. w.
Lewis. Sophia NJ IApham and Mary j..
Lewis being all the persons owning or
interested I'm said lands so far as the same
are known TO said The Providence Termin-
al Company. and 20 ell other persons In
terested In said lands 20 APPEAR, II they
Court. at the Providence County Court
House. In the City OF Providence, on the
twenty fourth (2tth) day of March. A. ID.
1906. at 10 o'clock q. m. and he heaSd
" ~ WAITER 9. REYNOLDS, Clerk.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-02-19

COMPOSITORS-vISIT LABOR TEN
pie. before engaging elsewhere. O'CON-
NOR, President j-i9 II
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-02-19

MOLDERS - NON-UNION ON MA
chinery; steady work with yearly con-
tract to good men. p. o. Box 59i. Phila-
delphia. f10-90t.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-06
DOVER

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Dover, April 6.-Ihe Dover District
Epworh League Cabinet has arranged
for suh-distrct convention to hc held
100 Camden NJ j.. Church, Thursday April
26th
Central Lodge No. 10, *. of p. of this
town, has conferred the rank of knight on
Thomas liargrovc. Claud NJ Hinslcy and
Howard H. Berry, AN of Wyoming
Washington Otwcn. colorcd. for many
years head waiter at the Bnyard House
and one oi the best known cooks In lower
Delaware died at his home here, last
night
Mrs James PonncNill and Mrs r. L..
Holiday have been elected delegates from
the Dover Century Club TO the State Fed
Grafton of Clubs to be held at Sealord i'm
May next Mrs. Harry Mayher and Mrs
r. j Ferguson We're chosen altomates.
Bishop Leighton Coleman will visit
Christ =. y. Church next Sunday morn
ing and administer the rite of conhrma-
tion to a class of adult candidates. In
the evening he will confirm a class at ST.
paul's Chapel. Camden
Palm Sunday will be observed at HOLY
Cross Catholic Church next Sunday morn
ing. services beginning at o'clock There
will be high mass by Father Waldon. "a
procession by the children of the Sunday
school and the blessing and distributing
of the palms, ending with "a sermon by
Father Maldron. Similar services will
also be held at Smyrna. 40 "A o'clock Ia
the morning In the evening no Holy
Cross Church, vcspers will hc held. will
the reading of the Passion in English by
Father Waldron, ending with the bcnedic-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-06

At ST. Paul's M. +. Church, last
nights reception was rendered to Rev.
G.. a. Hill, the new pastor. and his
family and Rev a. S. Mowbray, pre-
siding Elder of the Wilmington dis
trict. About three hundred people
We're present and the affair was one Of
tho most delightful that has been
held In that church for long time.
The reception took place in the Sun
day-school room and was opened with
musical selection, after which Rev.
William Il. Hammond led in prayer.
William B. Smith. Jr., the newly
elected superintendent Of the Sunday
school, presided and made an address
of welcome on behalf the school. The
address on behalf of the board Of trus
tees was made by A. l.. johnson, presi-
dent of the board. William II. Foulk
spoke on behalf of the board Of
stewards Samuel H. Baynard. for
many years superintendent of St. Paul IS
Sunday school, but who is now one Of
the most active members of the new
Washington Heights NJ e. Church,
also had "a word of welcome and spoke
of the past and future of St. Paul s
/ Church. The closing address was made
by Rev. II. w. Bolton, ID. d.. confer
ence evangelist Both DIR. Hill and
DR.. Mowbray responded with appro-
pirate remarks. After the speech
making there was hand shaking and
good wishes expressed and then refresh
ments were served.
Rev.W l.. $. Murray, ID. D., pastor
/ of the Washington Heights NJ. f.
| Church, and daughter, Miss Margaret
| Murray, We're rendered reception
] 70
/ that church. The attendance was
large and an enjoyable evening was
| passed. A. l.. Tyre presided An eX
cellent musical programme was given
under the direction of H. G. Marks.
Henry G. Conrad, superintendent of
the Sunday school. made an interest
| ing address, i'm which he welcomed
DR.. Murray to the new church and
| alluded 10 the fact that he and DIR.
Murray had attended school together.
! DR.. Murray made a response and Samuel
| III. Baynard followed with a speech,
In which lie outlined the policy of the
new church.
Rev. W. H. Greenfield, the new pas
tor Of Silverbrook Methodist Episcopal
| Church, and his family were given a
reception last evening. The function
was held in the church, which is hand
somely decorated with flowers Joseph
w. Coley, president of the board Of
trustees, presided over the affair. The
attendance was large and the exercises,
consisting of music and addresses,
were interesting Music was furnished
by the church choir and the Sunday
school orchestra, with Miss Annie
Mcclure as pianist The following
represented the various departments OF
! the church George w. Newcomb,
/ board of trustees; Frederick Van
! Glider, board Of stewards; Thomas X.
Curlett. Sunday Mrs. J. A.
Todd, Ladies' Aid Society; Mrs. Will
| liam Pedrick, Woman's Christian
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-06
MOTHER WINS CHILD.
But Father is Permitted TO Visit Her az
Reasonable and Proper Times.


spec al ,ofr.sr ronaoncr OF Every tvcniuv
Dover April o. The proceedings begun
here several weeks ago by Mrs. Anna B.
Cahnll wife of Nicholas a. Cahall. one
armed farmer living near Harrington. for
the recovery of her 5-ycars-old daughter.
whom the husband and father. secured
from the schoolhouse where she was at
tending and has since had in bis charge.
came to au end yesterday when the child,
by @ decree of Judge James pennewll,
was restored to the mother
Alleged cruelty by the husband in
duced the wife tO leave him some weeks
ago and She took with her the three chill
drcn including Georgia Cahnll the
youngest daughter The mother and
children went 90 the home of her father
near Harrington, where She provided for
them, sending all three TO the public
school nearby
One day the father appeared at the
schoolhouse and asked for the youngest
daughter Georgia An elder sister en-
doav0rod to prevent the father taking the
child, but he finally succeeded Through
her attorney. W. W. Harrington. Mis-.
lahail sought to- recover possession ot the
grl Habeas corpus proceedings were
begun and yesterday ended in the order
OF the court restoring the girl TO the cus-
tody of the mother. with the right reserved
to the father to visit her at reasonable
and proper times.
Cahall came Go Dover on nm early train
yesterday morning with the little girl,
who was neatly dressed and seemed much
attached to her father. When the court
ordered her transfer from the father Ia
the mother the father took the child and
kissed her. both seeming much affected
by the parting
Mrs. Cahall has also instituted proceed
lngs for divorce from her husband
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-06
CONFIRMED PROOF.
Residents ut Wilmington Cannot Don
what Has Been Twice rroved.

Residents ut Wilmington Cannot Donbt
what Has Been Twice Proved.
I'm gratitude for complete relief from
aches and pains of bad hacks-from dis
tressing kidney ils-thousnnds have pub
hcly recommended Doan's Kidney Pills.
Residents oi Wilmington, who 80 testified
years ago, now Say their cures we're per-
trrnent. This testimony doubly proves tho
worth of loan's Kidney Pills to Whining
ton kidney suii erors.
Mrs. Maria Nalker, wife Of William S.
Walker employed 40 the Phoenix Fire Co.,
and living at 2-O9 Carter street Wilmington
Dl,, says. After being cured by Doan'a %
Kidney Pills of severe case of backacho
Ar. Walker gave a testimonial in lsa1
recommending this remedy. His complaint
bad chung 90 him Tor years and had become
almost un hearahie. At times be could ecRfco-
iy set about and whenever be- took cold it
iaid him up for "a week or ton days at time.
ON the advice of a friend be got Doan 'a
Kidney Pills at Daniorth's drug store.
he hrst box gave him 90 much relief that
he kept on using the remedy until his
trouble had disappeared entirely. The cure
has remained permanent up 10 the present
time.
For salo by al doalors. Price 90 cents.
Foster -Mlburn Co. Buffalo, New York, sole
agents fol- the United States.
Remember the name-Doan's 3 and take no
other.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-06
slan cone.ronaen,e b ! - Irenlnr

New Castle. April 6.-Tho meeting of
citi1ans called for this evening. In the
Town Hall 20 nominate candidates for
city officers gives promise of being
interesting A great fight is being put
up for the Office of assessor. There being
two candidates. James Doris and james
N Wise lt is understood that ana effort
will be made TO name George n Ronnc
as one OF the candidates for Council At
the election ON Tuesday William j Hunter
will probably he the Inspector John j..
Sheridan Harry Snavclcy. James T..
Bacon, Jacob Wright. William Dcakyne
and William ID. Greer have been sur
gested as judges.
We have reopened our ice cream parlors.
Try our ice cream; unsurpassed In the
State ElkintonsF
The shad fishermen are worried hy the
location of tho large dredging machine
Chesapeake in the Delaware River on
posite this city and yesterday John Poster
caught his net. which caused him TO lose
the day's fishing Il is understood chat
two additional machines are 10 De placed
in this vicinity. his viii mean great
loss TO the Fishermen. The catch of shad
yesterday was light. John Riggin and son
secured the highest number. a total of six
one of which was a fine rock. Iawrcnc,
O'Conner caught three, while other.
landed one and some more.
For fresh gaIden. flower tomato seeds
onion SETS spades, rikcs Stoops#
The death Of Mrs Mary Caricr which
was announced IN Every Evening yester
day, removes from this city one of IN,
hest-known aged residents and one who's,
aim in life was 20 live properly. She wa
charitable. and what good she has don,
among the poor of this city and also o.
Wilmington Is known only TO the people
themselves She win De greatly missed
The funeral, which viii Zee private. wl
take place tomorrow afternoon at
o clock, with services at The house ano
intement in the family plot in the Pres
byteriau cemetery.
The West End and the Biylgon base
ball teams viii play their opening eam
oi the season ut Battery Park tomorrow
afternoon at 3 o clock The West I'm.
team is composed ol the following PLAYERS
Edward Ryan. s.s. john Foster g.; jaime
Carwell p. Frank Madden. rl. Harm
Ryan. IT,; John Einnegan. lb.. Gmndil
Ferguson. e. E.; McOonigle Do. Bvlroi
team Ray Grant. 2b.. Elbeu Grant
lb.i Hugh Rementer, p. Paul Bow
en-, s-s.; Michael Rodgers, 3D., Alber
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-06

Ey Representative Matt Ford Short
of Georgetown has been visiting
friends ia this city.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-06

Clayton, cf; Fred Wilhelme, c.; Hugh
Met aughan. ll William Wadslcv. rf
Harry J. Rothroch will furnish Industry
Council, Jr. %. q. A. NJ. ON Tuesday night
with cake Mr. ROthrock furnished
cake two weeks ago
Mrs Francis deA lanvicr has ON sale
IN the window of Challcnger's pharmacy
"a number of sketches oi New Castle. made
by Mrs lanNier The proceeds are for
Emmanuel p t Church.
Our display of Easter hats win surpass
those of previous years An invitation
extended to- all Mrs Francis r. Me
Oalhu*
Pies. cakes. buns. broad iollies. biscuits
Will ho disposed 90. 400 Challenger S phar-
macy beginning at lO % clock tomorrow
morning, under the auspices of tho ladies
of Che First Presbyterian Church.
The ladies of the Mite Society of the
NJ u. Church met their now pastor. Rev
George e. Anderson. and wife. on their
arrival here last evening and escorted
them to the parsonage. where supper was
provided. no arrangements have been
madc for Che reception. but 10 Is expected
thai @ viii he held next week.
lnt lm Shoe $500 Shaws.t
james Mcclure will move 60 the Eliason
property ON the e8stedy side of Fourth
street near Williams street now occupied
hy James White The hitter will movo
to Cine White homestead at the southwest
CORNER ol Fourth and Harmony streets
now occupied hy Mrs. John BrdgcWater
and daughter Miss Marry Brdgcwater
and Mr and Mrs Frank Rndpcwator
Tho latter couple viii move to the property
wccnly purchased hy Mr. Bridgcwatei
while the mother and sister will occupv
The house yacatci by Mr. McGuire. at
-Oi Harmony street
Estimates aro being sent in for the
romodclmgo front row of the property
{ ON what s known as Clark street Dob
I hnsN'lc and d is expected that the work
I wiil start n o. short time rhe houses are
/ of brick and j., will cost about $3.50 each
| TO place them in good condition
Allison lmld ropavinr caVe-ms along
/ the streets where the water pipes have
( been mid
Pretty now vail paper Be stoors
Leslie LongIand. who rented the marsh
/ at Rcd llou irom Richard Malonev the
tcwnt oi the farm for The purpose of
/ cunning AND hshng and who has sign.
. posted, wii have o warrant sworn out
Tor man recently arrested and con.
Nicied oi tcspassing. Mr. Longland
states Chat De will not permit any person
Co gun on the property.
Among the sick Mrs. George Bacon
who has been suffering with rheumatism
s recovering Charles Becker. Jr wh,
was injured eycral weeks ago In q run.
away u Wilmington. is able Go be alou
on cuehes Caps William Hunter 3
cnaraly iA a Che homo of hi daughter
Nc Ma'hco Fitch iOS Delaware street
PERSONAL Miss Laura Townsend %
Z ~ iaso ic2as student at Wellcslo,
college Massachusetts. is the guest %
Miss Harriet Challenger Yesterday Mis-
Townsend WAS entertained in philadel
pha hy Miss Challenger Miss Marie ID
io.hermcl oi Phladelphia has been
visitor here Capt John DOYLE. formerly
master and owner oi Che steamboat Maj0
/ Rcyhold. was "a visitor IN this citv vcstcr
day
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-06
BRAKEMAN loses A LEG.

special Correspondence of Every Evening
Delmar. April 6 Monroe Pote of this
town freight brakeman ON the n. j..
P 81 y. Railroad slipped under a car
and had one leg cut of at pocomoke City.
Md yesterday morning. He was promptly
conveyed 90 the hospital at Salisbury
His condition is favorable 20 recovery
lie has been married less than one month.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-06

Temperance Union; Mrs James Lit
trell, Young Woman's Christian Tenn
perance Union; Mrs. James Crooks,
Woman's Home Missionary Society ;
Charles Handy, choir; Matthew Col
we'll, Monday night class; Ernest
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-06
IN PREsENT FoR A cLERK.

special Couesrondence oi livery svenine.
nemar April g. Chief Engrossing
Clerk L. b. ker of the Maryland Senate.
a resident of Dclmar, has been presented
10y his staff of clerks with a china dinner
set of li5 pieces
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-06
EtOn and Pony Suits.

Inc popularity OF tleSe TWO SUITS promises TO out
bid everyones tondest expectations While we
thought that they would with the approval Of the
stylish dressers did suppose that they would
be bought the way they have in this store the past
week. But when you consider the quality style and
trimmings combined with the low price that we ask,
it is not strange at all The following prices are in
teresting
Dressy Eton Suits made in gray navy, Alice
blue black green and fancy mixtures; and in most all
kinds OF material; some tastefully trimmed with
braid and dainty pieces of lace in cuffs others trimmed
in moire sleeves made short; skirts cut in the
pretty circular effect with box peas back and 'front.'
ornamented with little panels and folds. This suit
answers equally well for both street and dress wear
Worth from $40 to s25; our prices. S7.98 to SI498
Stylish Pony Suits. An extremely fashionable
suit, both for women and misses either lone or short
sleeves; some with turn back cuffs; jackets both semi
and tight fitting all skirts made circular; in plain and
fancy coors Positively worth SI2 to S25; our
prices .................. .......S7.98 to SI498
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-06

Samworth. Tuesday night class Mrs.
William Willis, Epworth League.
Rev. H. w. Bolton, d. D., conference
evangelist, also made an address, and
Mr.. Greenfield responded to the greet
ings. Refreshments were served.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-06
CERTIFICATES OF lNOoRPoRArIoN.

speciH Correspondence OF rverv Evening.
Dover April g. A certificate of amend
mont was filed here, yesterday, 70 the
charter of the Quincy Lunch Co., Boston.
Mass. increasing its capital stock from
10000 TO $4,000
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-06
LAUREL,s Gas COMPANY.
Apphoati on for a Franchise 10 be Con
sidered at a Public Meeting

srccn. ,ouc-rondence oi rvev ev,nns
Laurel April 6-At the meeting of
Town Council. Wednesday night. the
application of the Laurel Gas 10 for a
franchise to lay pipes and operate gas
works was held under advisement and
will be considered at q citizens meeting TO
he held IN the Opera House next Wednos-
day night 40 80 O clock
An ordinance was passed placing an
annual tax of $50 on peddlers and install
ment house agents dealing in any class OF
groceries, provisions or general goods
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-06
Fancy Waists.

Very attractive indeed is this showing Of new
Waists, The new Lingerie effects have earned instant
favor; also the large assortment of Waists of soft silks
crePes and net. They are tastefuly trimmed with
panel effect and short yoke of VAL lace insertion and
tucks; others pretly ornamented with clusters of fine
tucks; both long and short sleeves sleeves and collar
tucked and lace trimmed. The assortment includes
Silk, Persian Lawn and Lingerie Waists.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-06
THE MEMS OR Mem CASTLE
Much Interest In the Citizens
Meeting Tonight
FISHERMAN MEETS WITH A LOSS
He Caught His Net in a Boat on
the River.

Funeral ot Mrs Mary Cart err baseball
tamu Tomorrow sketches OF Now
Casuv sales fur Two Churches Arrival
ot New iastor-ln Remodel Houses
sacui ard PERSONAL Itcms.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-06
Don't FORGET the Rummars Sale

Uoht Forget inc HummhBe eaIe
to begin Monday, April 9th, at 100 We
Eighth street. Donations Of clothe
shoes, stockings, dishes, furniture, &c
will be thankfully received by Mrs. NJ.
Iaggart at the above address,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-06
RECEPTIONS TO NEW PASTORS
Notable Events, Last Night, at
Three Methodist
Churches.
Or. C. a. HILL AT ST. PAULS
Or. w. L. s. Murray at Wash
ington Heights.

Rev. w. T.. Creenhe ana Family Cor
dtaiiy Received by tho Members "t sii-
verbrook NJ. O.. church Many Members
ia Attendance.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-11-28
NOTAS HIP,GtS.

A petici6n de un buen n6mero de entu-
Biastas de Ia isla, las carreras de caballos
que estaban anunCiadas para los dias 8 y
% de Diciembrs en- el hi ip6dromo ponceio
Sc efectuar6n los dias Is y % del menciO-
nado mes, .-'
El dia II de diciembFs & las 9 de la
noche quedarS csrrada la matrfcula para
las caFreras del Is en- Ponce.
El dia 18 de diciembre las de Ia
noche quedar6 Cerrada Ia matricula para
las del %. -.
Sc han empezado los trabajos de pre-.
paraci6n de la pista del hip6dromo ponce.
no para las Ca'Teras anunciadas para los
dias 16 y % de diciembre.
81 administrator senior Cap6 Sc prone
To pOner la pista en- tan bpena condici6n,
que es de eSperarse sean batidos los mejo-
res records haatala fechR.
Sc prepare en- Ponce un enthusiastic
recibimiento los campeones hfpicos, que
tan gallardamente han sostenido la bande-
ra poncefa en- las carreras dltimamente
celebradas en- Ell Hip6drcmo de San Juan.
-Empiezan llegar Ponce los caba,
llos que han de tomar parte en- las carre-
ras dc Diciembre.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-11-28
IMPORT jUlCIO
Vi6se en- AreCibO
2 ssnteReIa SEE dala e dIa 3!
lIaVapOT aleuin si puerto CslglRds cate para
Europa.
[De naestro e0rresp9nsaL

Noviembre 27. Aver Sc celsbr6 ante esta
Corta de Distrito 81 importanSs iuicio por
jurado contra Francisco Cancel pOr 81 de-
Ito dc ultraje On Ia joYen Enriqueta vi
leila.
Componian 81 tribunal 81 Hon. iuez
icenciRdo Quifiones, Hon. Fiscal hcenCia-
do Acoata QuinteEo, Secretario licenciado
Boneta marshall dan Oscar BithTon,
El iurado 10 foTmaban don Francisco
Marchessi, don NicoI6a Caballero, don
Manuel siEagusa, don NioOl6s Frese, don
jose IBolano, don EEigus le Jssds, don
Rafael Ramirez, don Francisco C6rdova,
don Pablo Lopez, don Jaimo Cameron,
sefior AToBti y senior Avila.
Ia acusaci6n. fiscal fu6 energica. Ka de-
fenaa cargo del ieenciadO don Antonio
SuliveraB brillRntfGma Deelararon como
peritOa msdicos los doctores Cueto Mar
tinez RoselI6. TeFmin6 la acusaci6n de-
fensa las 10 de Is 'noche an que 81 jura-
do ss RETRO & deliberar j & Ii una de ID
madrugada di6 su veredicto Do culpabili-
dad. La sentencia ser6 dada poF 81 Hon.
juez 81 dia 80.
Hemos teni1o OCCASION de visitRr Ia
galeTla del con0Gldo cFayonaata senior We
lez Ruiz, en- ID que ss exhiben preCiOsOs
trabaios 81 Cray6n y pastel. EI ST.. Velez
sale principles del pr6ximo mes en- eB-
cursi6n por varies pueblos ds ID Isla.
El aicalde senior Perez Avi9ez ha or
donado q pago de los habefea de los em-
pleados del municipio egpondiente al
mes actual.
Sc encuentra en- puerto nm Vapor ale'
man cargando cafe para Europa
-El sefiOF Antonio Oliver socio de la
casa de Roses Co. ha adquiIido un mag
nfico autom6YiF marca REQ para gu usO
particular.
Sc dice que otros gefiores de esta loeali.
dad adquirir6n esta clase de vehfcnlos.
Ell Hon. Gobsrnador por conducto
del alcalde, ha dado Las gTacias & todas
las personals que fueron en- Arecibo 4 re-
cibir al Hon. Presidente 81 paso por es-
ta ciudad.
La retFeta que fo6 suBpendida 81 do
miugo por 81 fallecimiento de don Estebau
suSoni, tendrd Iugar 81 iueves dis festivo.