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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-14

To protect the patient and physicians
from water leaking from the upper floors.
umbrellas were used the last Ave min
utes OF the operation.
DIR. ]. F. Trull, the superintendent,
stated the condition of the patient was
favorable and no Ill effects were expect
ed from the operation.
The fire. which Is believed to have origi-
mated from crossed wires OF high voltage
I'm the attic. was discovered by the ma
tron, Miss Lucy ]. Potter. when she en-
tered the upper hallway about $50 o'clock
1t had gained such headway IL was i'm
possible for those in the building TO stop
Il and an alarm was sounded both in
Biddeford and Saco.
With lines from four engines. the fire
was confined to the upper story and at
tic, which were gutted. The damage.
which is estimated at about $1,000. includ-
ing that caused by water, is covered by
insurance.
The attic was used as a storage room.
the third floor was taken up by the
operating room and n ward. The sec
ond story fs devoted TO wards. On the
ground floor are the offices reception
room. one ward, the kitchen and bath
rooms
The hospital was built in 1900 at a cost
OF $25.0co and was the only homeopathic
hospital in Maine. 1t is located on one
OF the highest points of land in the city.
and being OF the old colonial style OF the
Gregorian period. attracted much atten-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-14
NOT so MUCH 4 Thief
AS He CLAIMED TO BE

Louis Hayes statement in the Sixth dis
trict court yesterday morning of thefts
he had committed during the past three
weeks led to his case for larceny of
rope from barge Roman being continued
today.
This morning Captain Cannon told the
court that the proprietor OF the store
in Olneyville, which Haye had claimed
to have entered, denied the story
The man has Worked on barges and
been the main support OF his widowed
mother who lives in East Providence. She
told the police that he WAS good work
er and used her we'll except when drink
ing. He got 30 days in jail.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-14
BILL TO.F|X WAGE
FOR SUNDAY WORK

There nothing of the ordinary doing in either branch
of the assembly today large number of
reported back from the committees the house but the
a single measure was reported back.
numbr of corporation bills passed and few acts
minor introduced Among the
introduced several changing the charters of
business corporations.
slightest hint of debate in the house One
affecting the city of Providence introduced by
Col Bowen at the request of the city council
N lon Twelve
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-14
COUPLE FROM BOSTON GETS
MARRIAGE LICENSE HERE

Among the marriage licenses issued at
tho city hall today was one TO young
couple from Boston.
The expectant groom said his name was
Harry Vincent Conley and that he was a
resident OF Boston. He Is a walter ana
was born I'm New Brunswick. He Is the
son OF Roger Conley, an engineer. and is
q years OF age.
The eNpectant bride gave her name as
Jennie Myrtle Reicher and said she was
also a resident OF Boston. She is a native
OF New Brunswick and Is the daughter OF
John Reicher. a farmer. She is 2i years
old
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-14
CHINESE COMMISSION
SAILS FOR EUROPE

New York March 14.--Prince Tsai Use.
and Lichenge To. envoys OF the Emperor
of China, their secretaries and attaches,
sailed on the White Star liner Baltic this
morning to continue their Investigations
I'm England, France and Belgium.
The prince said before sailing:
"I have greatly enjoyed my visit 10 this
country and the uniform courtesy that
has been accorded me, including the re-
ception by President Roosevelt. has deep
" impressed me with the friendly attl-
tude OF the American people. ! believe
that such contact makes for a better
understanding and must bring benefit TO
both our peoples
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-14
JAMES AnEARN DIED
At RESIDENCE OF SON

James Ahearn, who has n wide circle OF
friends In this city, died at the residence
OF his son Joseph. Hanover street, last
evening. at il:10 o'clock.
<ie was about 20 years OF age and had
been In feeble health since last October,
his death coming not unexpected.
Mr.. Ahearn was an old Connecticut resi-
dent and came TO this city TO live about
70 years ago. He was a stone mason by
trade.
James Ahearn, Jr.. n member OF the
Providence detective department, and
Joseph Ahearn. mounted policeman In the
ceased
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-14
ASSAULTED LITTLE GIRL
IN THEATRE GALLERY

Arraigned in the Sixth District court
this morning for assault on 9-year-old
Emily B. Powell In the gallery OF n
theatre yesterday afternoon. George +.
Brewster. who admitted having a fam
lily in Nova Scotia, was sentenced 10 30
days in Jail.
Captain Lawrence OF the Central sta
tion told the court that the little girl
with two others was searching for seats
IA the gallery and that Powell placed
her in his lap. taking indecent liberties
with her.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-14
DANGEROUS DERElICT IN
PATH OF OCEAN STEAMERS

Boston. March H.-The wreck OF large
vessel. drifting with decking with decks
barely awash. directly In the path OF
steamers from Europe. was reported by
Capt Ellis OF the steamer Barnesmore.
which arrived today from Fowey.
The derelict appeared 10 be large
schooner and was In latitude 1856 north
and longitude 1923 west. Her bulwarks
projected out OF the water with about
eight feet Of her foremast and eight feet
OF her mainmast
The Barnesmore reports having q bois-
ferrous passage most all the way across
gales from the west and seas delaying her
progress.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-14
EX-M|NISTERS PLOT
MASSACRE or The JEWS

Petersburg March I4At odays session of the cabinet
Premier Wtte who warmly supported by Prince Alexis Obo
lensky procuraor general Holy Synod Count John
insisted suppression of the
organization League Of the Russian People through
which the agitation of the reactonary Black Hundred propa
gated.
reported that he forced arrive at this decision but
this absolutely confirmed The police pefect M Won Der
Launz asked explain how happened that the publication
of the proclamation calling for the determination of the Jews
printed the official printing Office attached his department
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-14
HAMMOND KILLED
WHEN STAGING
IS BROKEN DOWN

Washington, March 14.-By the falling
OF a derrick, used in the construction OF
an addition which Is being made to the
the Raleigh hotel. David Hammond was
killed outright today and three other men
were injured, one perhaps fatally.
The boom OF the derrick broke loose
from its fastenings and In its descent
struck a scaffolding suspended from tho
side OF the building about 50 feet from
the ground. wrecking it and precipitat-
ing Hammond and a man named w.
Schob. who were at work on ii to the
pavement below.
Hammond was instantly killed. Schlob
was taken TO the hospital. where IL was
found that his back. collar bone and a
number OF ribs were broken Two other
men who were near the derrick were se-
riously injured
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-14
SARR|EN CABINET
OUTLINES POLICY
To THE DEPUTIES

Paris, March 1.-THE new ministry pre-
sented itself 20 the chamber OF deputies
today and outlined its pollcp as follows;
"The government intends TO carry out
the church and state separation law with
inhexlble firmness and establish the re-
sponslbility for resistance TO the taking
OF inventories.
Concerning Morocco we intend TO fol-
low the policy OF the preceding ministry
hoping that the equity and dignity OF our
position will permit an early and salts
factory solution"
Russian alliance.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-14
DOCTORS OPERATE (.
On WOMAN WHILE
HOSPITAL BURNS

Biddord Me- March I4Seventeen patients of the Trl hos
pa of upon the operating table, by
prompt attendants citizens today during
and of the
AS this the weekly clinic day three patients in read
operations Mrs Carrie Spnny being
operated upon The operating third story
the sounded Mrs Spnney reception
the ground foor and there the operation completed
while working o building
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-14
CORNELIUS N. BLISS HAS
CONFERENCE WITH JEROME

New York. March 14-Cornellus ~.
Bliss. who was treasurer OF the Republi-
can national committee I'm 1904 and who.
IL was testified 60 before the legislative
insurance Investigation committee. re-
ceived contributions from Insurance COM
panies for campaign purposes. was I'm con-
ference with District Attorney Jerome
today. The nature OF the conference was
not divulged.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-14
CHINESE REBELS EXECUTED

Canton. March 14-The leader OF the
rebels OF Kuang 81 province and three
other who were implicated in the attack
on the house OF the Rev. Or. Andrew
Beattie. the American missionary AT Fati.
IN February. were beheaded March IL.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-14
The HOUSE.

The legislative bill was laid before the
house today and Mr.. Babcock (Wis.)
made a speech on statehood. He said the
house bill was one OF the greatest legis-
latlve outrages ever enacted. that the SEN
ate had properly amended the bill. and he
favored the senate amendment.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-14
STATEHOOD BILL
Of THE HOUSE A
GREAT OUTRAGE

Washington. March 1.-THE senate to-
day passed n bill authorizing Rear Ad-
miral c. +, Davis, L. $. n. to accept
gifts rendered him by the British and
Russian governments.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-14

tion. 1t Is - by as feet and had a ca
pacity of 25 beds.
The damage was especially heavy on ac-
count OF water. which completely soaked
the lower stories.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-14

"Psopis have q seIek cf forget
tino, and tie surprising how
quickly they'll forget you and your
Business u you stop advertlsIns."--
or's'nosr. In Rhode island Adver-
tiser.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-12
King and Queen Are Treless.

The arrival of King Victor
Emmanuel and Queen Helena has
done much to restore calm They
have been received with great
joy, especially when the sover-
eigns left hospital after visit
to the injured there. One poor
woman exclaimed:
81 would consent to be wound
ed for the sake of being kissed by
the Queen
Others cannot find words in
which to express their gratitude.
Both the royal palaces of Cappo
di Mont and San Fernando have
been given up to refugees.
Reports Of the destruction of
two towns, Sarno and San Cen
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-12
WOMAN MAKES :,
AIRSHIP ASCENT
Mrs. Thomas Accom-
b0n1es Husband
in Balloon.
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PITTSFIELD, Mass, April 11.-While
5000 spectators waved their hats and
.handkerchiefs and cheered Mr.. and Mrs.
Julian p Thomas of New York and
Charles Levee of Paris made an ascen-
sion this afternoon in the balloon
Orient" There was only slight
breeze from the northwest as the great
airship arose gradually to a height of
400 feet 1t sailed at that height toward
Washington Mountain and it seemed
as if the balloon would crash into
the trees. Levee let out some ballast.
however, and the Orient" shot.upward
and passed over the William c. Whit
ney estates game preserve on October
Mountain.
When last seen in Pittsfieid the bal
loon was going southeast toward
Springfield The aeronauts landed safe
ly on farm at Somersviile. Conn.,, at
6:15 o'clock this evening.
The aeronauts landed on the farm of
B. F. Kinney, two miles east of Somers-
willie, having travelled about seventy
miles The. landing was made easily
in meadow
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-12
CARNEGIE Is INDIGNANT
BECAUSE HE WAS KISSED
Says Atlanta Women Took Him I'm
aWares With OscuIatory
0usiauRhf

PITTSBDRG, April Il--Andrew Carnegie
IS indignant because the newspapers made
such fuss over that little kiss he got at
Atlanta. He did not kiss the woman. he
says. She kissed him. And the woman
next in line followed suit before he could
put up his guard.
He has sent a letter to the Pittsburg ma
pers tisclaiming any intention to get into
the field against Captain Hobson. The let
ter is written by friend at the request Of
Carnegie and is as follows:
Mr.. Carnegie was holding a recepfion
in the Carnegie Library at Atlanta. and a
great crowd Of people was filing past him.
shaking hands and offering their felicita
ffons. At a certain stage Of the reception
two Well-dressed women stopped and after
exchanging some bantering compliments
one Of them put her hands on the aston
Sshed laird's shoulder and kissed him. and
this act was rapidly followed by the next
woman in line, who seemed to be her
friend Carnegie blushed and laughed.
and then. raising his hands in good-na-
tured but firm protest, instantly checked
any further attempts at osculation which
might have been made by others. The
sensational reports of the incident which
were sent out from Atlanta are wholly un-
true, and no one has been more disgusted
by the story than Mr.. Carnegie himself"
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-12
WORKMEN FIND
BURIED RICHES
Their Good Fortune
lAHyIbuted1o TO One
Cabtaln Kidd.

JERSEY CITY. n. j.. April I.-Twenty
Italians quit their work this morning
when they found hidden treasure in the
ground while excavating FOR a new hotel
that is being built on the Patterson plank
road a quarter of a mile east of the Hack
ensack River bridge, in Secaucas
The men dug into quantity of coins
that is said to have been equal in capacity
almost to a bushel. They gathered up the
coins and left their work at once. Whittier
they have gone ana the nature of the.
coins they found are not known.
Dr. Josiah Hornblower. who is well read
in things pertaining to the exploits of
Captain Kidd, is of the opinion that the
treasure may have been hidden in one of
the expeditions Of that pirate
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-12
Indications Point to Cessation
of the Volcanoes Activity.
Fall Of Ejecta Not So Heavy
as on the Preceding Days.
Kings Arrival Restores Partial
Calm in City Of Naples.

NAPLES, April 1.-THE whole
of the Vesuvius district as far as
Naples, Caserta and Castellamare
is one vast Saharan desert. Re-
ports tonight from all sides state
that the fall OF ashes is not so
heavy as it has been for the last
few days, and that the ashes are
much finer, and from this it is ar
gued that the prospects are much
brighter.
The blockade of local traffic
continues, but service on the main
lines of railway has been re-estab-
Iished, although greatly disar-
ranged by the indescribable con-
fusion in the statfons. where for
eigners, not fully understanding
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-12
AUTOCRAT
CASTRO OUT
OF OFFICE
RetireS From the
Presidency Of
Venezuela.
Vice President Gomez
Takes Up ReinS Of
Government.
Washington Diplomats Are
? Unable to Fathom the
Sudden Change.
sPEc1AL pIsPArcH ro THE cALL.

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NEW YORK. April II.--As p .clima,a
20 persistent reports of fncipient revO-
luton and internaI dfssensIOns i'm Vene-
Euela, announcement WAS made to The
Call and the New York Herald tonight
that General CiprianO Castro, President
of the republic, had withdrawn from
Office and had been succeeded by Cen
eraI Juan CIcieRte Gomez, the Vice
President. The Ministers and Governor
also have retired and the new President
will appoint Cabinet of his own.
This information was conveyed by
Carlos B. Figuereda, Consul. General for
Venezuela in New York. who was in
receipt Of advices from Caracas. Fig
uereda declared that Castro's retirement
was only temporary and to enable him
10 spend vacation in the eastern dis
tricts OF the country. 1t is regarded as
Significant, however. that in that very
territory his brother Ceiestino Castro,
President Of the state Of Tachira. is at
the head Of a rebel army and has is
sued defiance TO Castro.
Dispatches from Washington tonight
were 10 the effect that in diplomatic
circles there the belief was that the
departure of Castro was tantamount to
an abdication and that it meant a COM
plete and permanent change in the ad-
ministratiOn OF the republic 1t was
said that Castro would seek a home in
Paris. but a question was raised as to
whether his followers would permit him
10 leave Venezuela or whether his
enemies would venture a shot at him
II ne attempted to do so. At the same
time IL was suggested that the situation
might mean only a shrewd move on
CastrO's part, in the hope that in his
absence the existing claims against
Venezuela by the United States might
be adjusted.
General Jose Manuel Hernandez, known
as "El Mocho," who was the leader. of
the revolution against Castro several
years ago, declined to accept the in
telligence as meaning anything more
than familiar strategy on Castro's part
and that he would still hold the reins
OF Government through Gomez who |
has been his tool for years. He de-
clared, however, that the country was
ripe for revolution and he would not |
be surprised IL the outbreak came |
within month or two
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-12

CHICAGO. April 11.-startling even
the most sanguine believers In the arti-
fetal production of animal life, 1T was
said before "a class in the physiological
laboratory OF. the University of Chicago
that an experiment had been made on
human being by which he was de-
prived of life and restored. A dog had
been put to death and revived thrice.
but three successive experiments with
a human being had not yet been made.
One successful experiment in restora-
tion was performed in the physiological
laboratory of the University of Chicago
today.
Three times a dog was deprived of
life and three times, by the aid of mass
age, a stimulant injected and a tonic
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-12
Picture of Dante's Inferno.

Robert Underwood Johnson,
associate editor of the Century
Magazine, who has been an eye
witness of the events here the last
few days, said today:
Each day it becomes more inn
possible to visit, even at a dis
tance, the afflicted districts. The
ashes have reached preposterous
proportions they filter into
everything, blocking the trains,
trans, automobiles, carriages and
horses. Only the soldiers seem to
overcome the obstruction.
Before the interruption / took
a train for Tore Annunziata. At
Tore del Grace the heavens
seemed to open and we were soon
half-buried in ashes and hot Gin
ders. The train drew up in total
darkness, relieved only Dy Hgnt-
ming flashes. Thus we, awaited
events. Soon the darkness took
on purple and yellow tinges, the
detonations became louder than
the loudest thunder and the
ashes burned our eyes. 1t was a
perfect picture of Dante's inferno
The train could not proceed, so
thick were the ashes on the track,
and just at this point the train
broke in half and the poor women
fugitives, believing they were
about to lose their lives, began to
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-12

Everywhere in Naples and Cas-
tellamare and in the lesser towns
near by, out OF the danger zone,
are beggared refugees who only
a few days ago were prosperous
and happy, though living almost
underneath the shadow of the per-
petual menace-the volcano of
Mount. Vesuvius. For these peo-
pie, whose homes and crops have
been destroyed, there IS little con-
ISOLATION in the statement of scien-
fists that ultimately the valleys
and hillsides will become as fertile
as ever they were.
Until communication has been
restored and search made in the
houses in the afflicted district it
will be impossible to determine
how many persons have perished
by this eruption.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-12

the dog was restored to life. Later
the dog was turned loose on the street
and went Its way apparently none the
worse for the experience.
The name Of the professor who made
the experiment was withheld.
Professor s. A. Matthews of the ply
siological department admitted the
experiment was not impossible. but he
declined to discuss the subject in its
relations to human life He also de-
clined to discuss the experiment with
the dog. ~
The experiment is considered of
great interest to- the scientific world
and marks the line by which. it is
believed. 1t may be possible to restore
life in cases where animation has been
suspended in the human body
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-12

the situation, inveigh against the
delays and discomforts to which
they have been subjected.
This has been disquieting
day in Naples. The people,
alarmed by what has occurred,
have deserted their shops, and the
manufactures are nearly all
closed. The crowds are in a tenn
per for any excess. 1t would
only require a spark to start d
conhagration.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-12

Continued ON raEs > Column ;
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-12
THE WEATHER

Forecast for April II 1908:
San Francisco and vicinity-Fair,
warmer Thursday; light north winds
changing to westerly.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-12

AFRO, the former having a popula-
tion of more than 5000, have
proved to be without foundation.
At Sarno 5000 persons from near
by villages and farms have found
refuge. Ottajano, where many
lives were lost on Monday, is now
practically buried.
There is great difficulty in as
certaining the actual conditions OF
affairs in that part of the district
nearest the volcano. The tram
and railroad tracks are deep under
sand and ashes, the roads arc
obliterated, and even the fisher
men who ply their calling on the
Ray Of Naples are afraid to ven
ture out on the water anywhere
in the vicinity of Vesuvius. All
these conditions make it difficult
to give an intelligent estimate of
the loss of property.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-12
MORE NEWS THAN ANY OTHER PAPER PUBLISHED in SAN
THE rHEArERs-

THE THEATERs.
ALCAZAR-'Ths WIFE"
ALEXANDRA For BIS Brothers
Crime
CALIFORNIA-"Casey and the Green
Sod Club
RAI-'-searchlights OF Great
HUTEs-vaudsvflle. Matinee.
COLUMBIA = The Lion and the
Mouse"
MAJEsTIC-"whoG Goes ThersT Mat
inee-
ORPHEUM-vaudevi Matinee.
TTvOLI-s'Miss Timidity."
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-12
Beggared by the Catastrophe.

he loss of property,
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-12
ONCE FERTILE DISTRICT SURROUNDING VSUS NOW BLEAK ARAN DESERT
! CATASTROPHE STARVING AMID THE RI
TOWN OF OTTAJAO COMPLETELY BURIED BY LAVA AND ASHES


of
that hm reach amid the of their dwengs
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DEPRIVED OF LIFE
AND RESUSCITATED
Chicago Scientists Make Startling Ex-
pertinent With a Human Being.

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