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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-05-27
Ger SiicpraTOeHt Der &euunlgauia
GiieHbabH aiebt Oieien 0E,ntitil
Oem RbiIantropsn Garpteic,
Sut @abutte er6ortea
Ter @raFSent Gahatt bot ja ciucm
Grtifsl Dies erfldrt, mas abtr uOn
Carnegie gelsusHet mag0t.
Gr9ieIt uidlt scuuG
q6iIaoelpbia o mai


Dem @ernebmen na1 miro oje 3Iuis
Observation-Disclosures Oura
oie fir moreeu porgela0eneu ,3eugen
peitere 9eIege odfiir brin9tr uie Ole
8edHten Der 9enuiDlpGaic 9dbH ih
pou oen 8obIeugeleulbofteu 0arh gis
tieu oOer 8odrgelO beeiufIulitu l;eBen.
IS beiBt, OaB ole 9lttion0re 9cr Balm
auf cine allgemeine lluterIuhuu9 ourh
Die Segislatur oringen pUusn. psjl
oos luterIudungsfelO Der 3miihen
ItdatIicben 6dnoeIstpmmiiijon Elm be
idrdnttes III un0 eine griiu0Iite I'm
teriuhune. lpie ojeienige Der 9eriide=
rungsgeieuI6often, fir n0tbi5 era6iet
miro.
Der gi3eprdFOent Sobn green BE-
3eicbnete 9lnOretp garneaie ais eiueu
2iigner, neil sr fiir3Ii6 ertIdrie, baB
er p0u Der penniplpania 8abn ME
Rdbatte empfing.
Sn einem Wldga3itartitel bate Ser
YrdFoent gdhatt auseinanoerlcieBt,
0aB Gdrneaie's Stabliorpordtioncu
mebr Rabatte empftngen, ais irQen0
cine dHoere @eIeuI6uft. @reen fiigt
bin5u, 0aB @arnegie beireffs 9epilis
gung BON Rabdtten nit GoFatt neb=
rere llnterrsoungen bate uuo oaB GaIs
idtts Beigerung nah Der poiiiruHg
bes Sberman'Iben Qntitruit9eIeBes
nod Ueitere Rabatte gu bepiqigen. elm
3erDurfniB 5ipii9en geioen sur 5ols
ge bate.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-05-27

Deems. Butler; 8m. arouB, Butler;
q. a. 9oDoitoH, WdrIalD; @m. Rob
NIB. @raisnine; gl. 6. @art. Dun
tirt, Sno.; ShOmas Mldrr. 2lp0rte;
R. 5. SipesRep, 0iHnfaa; s. g.
9odp0o0. 9luifton; Martin mldnH,
Duntirt; 3. 9. @bitenad, @TsHa
DOOO; 0abio 6uffOrO, R0Boine; %.
$. gfe9aug6lin, 9ortIano; ~ U.
CHATTER. Portlan0; y. .. Rsber, 8oBz
oille.
2lne @srleBien nit QusHabue ron
II paren beute 9ohmittag i'm StaEs
Dc, bas SOipitaI gu perlaHen. 9ldu
gldubt, oaB uIs9erIsBten seHeien pers
0en.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-05-27
g}6r0tr QcIpubt

~ A4Nsf~aAtA A'tAA'f ~ EAt4ss --.Ha IltfAs
eS nuroe beme bier ltutloei. 0oB
IN Den 8a0Hi6tu Ger Se6irae In Der
@hJdidlp glaiIon elm 0oppelmor0 be
QangcH pur0e' um eiuau Raub 3u oer-
Oedeu un0 0aB Der Gbdttr oelpuHs
moroen lit. Gos 9orloamuib ereia
nete lj6 por 3psi 0onen. Iis 5beil
Hebmer an o1r 5raQ6oie paren gsra
bsluobnsr. Ole uuter iih uerdbyeoet
hdiien, 0ie Nngelt9enbgit oeheim 7G
bolten. @or smci gBod}.u tam Ciu
uubelduHierWaun nd6 OcW 0aule bon
u. 3. GUti. 0er am Fube Ser 9eroe
wobnt uH0 uerlanqte @6eH. Ties purz
Oe Ibm ron Trau Sutt uerpeiQert. Die
IS fir notbpenoi1 bielt. ibre gBeias
rung nit einem @ielpebre III belrdfti.
gen. @iui9e SoQe ipdicr purOe in
cine benadbarte 6drm, 0ie bon ,pei
unperbeIratheteu Stbpeitcru beuubnt
Dur0e cingebrodtn uRo Oit Ml1odtH
eribofen. uls iie Iit5 3u i6iisea Igh
ten. uno 0as 6dus I'm S7O0 terdaot.
Rddbdru ent0edteu 0ds @erbre6en
uno Elm QpHe puroe orQdnilirt. Der
gloroer nur0e nab 0en Udl0sru Der
fol5t unO bei ieiner @uteedunQ erI6oi
fen. gloh 8ddiebr Der QoTe pom
@dIoe ipurne dui Rodfrdgs nur cslpis
0ert: a8obl, man CLAUDE 0dB CT ipe
Der SemduO on0ers berauben oOer cr4
mor0en lperoe.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-05-27
SIN a3eu'9en".
Rem gorf, q. U2ai.

nit liebeH Domeu, bislen SpeiIen. feis
uen Gstrdnien uHo tpibieen 5ii6reoen
in qroBer 2lR3abI. 5als bic Wiltes
rung morgen gdnitigtr isin lorIte, us
6ies geiisrn uno beuts Der JaQ ipar.
giebt es nod eiHen Qusflu9 rad 0eu
ginuenieen. Sonlt bsiBt e idon in
auer 1riibe Dor Der Riidfabr': Sia0
Gle mshoI, su 8eatid -4ui Bisoers
i.bsn.'
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-05-27

Qhila0elpbia. o. Wla.


Sin lGngeres 9erbor hattie gB. u.
gatton, 9llfIteut 0es gr0fOenten Sal
Iatt Der 9eunlplpuuia 9abn. oor Der
3piIdenIiadtlihen 6On0elstommiIiiou
su beitebeu. @r CAB gu, 2500 glftieu
ser Rebitous Goal Gompanp. folpie
gttien in anoeren GOblenqeIeufhaften
su beftben. SIN bobtn 6raoe 3uriids
bdlteno errptes iid Der 3euge, dls er
oariiber bsfragt ipuroe, Oh er iraen0
etpas fir feline 400 2lttieu ser 9lfldn4
tic gruibso gofe So. be3ablte. @nos
li9 erfldrte er, 0aB IS eineSpeiulotion
mar uno odB er @eIO berloren bate,
penn ole SpetulatioR feblTaluq.
Dds peitere 8erb0r erqab. oaB 6err
gatton, GAO 9lttien in perIdieOenen
decentralization beiibt, Die einen
8ertb Don $307 900 ba6eu un0 fiji
pelhe er nibts be8ablte. 9luf gefras
aen oes Rommifdrs elements dab
3euqe gu. odb es oieIlei6t nidlt iuSrO=
nuuq Iei, penn Ole 8ahnbeamten
ftnau3iell an Eoblengruben betbeili1t
pdren.
philadelphia. %. Wai
9as 9irettorium Der genniblbania
Rdilrua0 @ompdHn bat Elm Gomite sr>
nannt, i'm Die 9lngdben al unters
iu6en. pona6 gentle geamte Der
9dbn Qlttioudre BON 8obleneslsuz
Ihdften iinO.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-05-27

funO. tonute er ben SrrVunigen nur
nit 6ilfe ron 5lpei banoieIt,n W}dn.
Hern entferaen, iporaui er cen 3pi=
ihenfaa zen an0ern StatioHsn NIT
iheileH tonnie.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-05-27
Sui q n m emit 0 8.
Qofdnette n0 %

3pei eIettriIde Cars, peld5e nit
@eterdnsn ougefiiQt paren, Sic Der
Sdbrss0eriammluug 6eilpo6ntsR, tie
gen 8ufammeH uno Der nlotormann
eAarles RooosbuIb nurOs get0o.st,
ipabrsn BE 6dbrsdfie. etpa 10 an Der
Sab, fait iaHrmtlit gerIesunssu srs
Iitten.
unter Den idner gsrIesisn beiaHs
ben iid5 Die foIgen0en:
RsD. g. g. Butter. Gla1pool. SyHo.;
5enr1 enoIiep, 0arieH, s5no.; 9sns
i1miu 5OlioH. 8aTEington, s{no.; 5
Wt Scdman. 0aibiuqtoE. 'yn0.; g. s
@urcno. qaports, sSn0.; Syraul Gonle
Soutb 9euo; So6u 7ssber Rorfh ois
berth; Siaac 9itner. Gartba1s: =. R.
BdDe1. Qebclton: Siep6sn girar0,
Bourbon. Sn0.; 8. g gunod. QanOa.
SHo.; 8. q. Qier. RoGina grairie.
sFR0.: 2. 9. -gIeDenger. 9anois.
s5nO.; q. @. RBsrs. W1rian. Su6. +:
6. 9uldmiasr, U1iforo; u. u GjilIsn
Roo60aIs; sSIaat go6asr, gSserton.
10; 9sorse moo6or. Wlontoslisr:
s4Rariez 9ottlG zipsoas 9igiaz
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-05-27
- 9Iib trf@Iaaen.
5ammonb, syno.. %. Wai.

m6hreub zines Geuitte-s beuie
Rahmittag pur6eH orei 9srIpuen ges
tootet uno cine ihper berlebt. 5o0t
finb: 5ohn WiaorD Don gget 6dms
mono, Jrau 2uoie bon1@biting, 2ouis
Steinbd6 bon 6ammono: 8eGlesi 1T:
aop Mitter. geIdbmt
sTexner Diro our8 fhpsre asqeu
erossr S6a5sa an ben Saa.sa bsriss
tst
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-05-27
g}euer 0irigsut.
Help Norf. o. N1ni

Der .DuIical Gourier madte
beute betaunt, bdB Or. garI glud,
Dirigent Der touigliben Gper in 9srs
lin, Sic Steue zines 8irigenteH 5es
8oItouer Spmpbonieoraeitsrs angss
nommen babe.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-05-27
@aubm0r&
Ssrafttr %n o. 8

Der italieniIde Gilenbabnarbeiier
9. I(. 81 @anaees pur0s beule
glorgen pon sinem 2dnosmdnne bein
SartenTpieI eritodsu. @anates bate
3ur 3eit $40 in Der SaIde. pel6e
feblen. Der NiDr0er uno 3ipei dns
oere StaIiener, pelhe ffb an Dem
SartenipieI betbeiIisten, fno pers
Idlpun0en.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-05-27

idaIia lei ser WiBbauOlung Stem
arts beiheiIiat un0 in 0en StdH0al
perIpitelt. ipfolge Osiien geBtcrt in
0eu Seih aeiDorfen ipurOe.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-05-27

LttLt llU.tl y HV'f =. IllL
Dos gemsinIoms @ouiie Ser Sob
Isn1rubenbeiibsr uno ao5leHgrdbsr
or6eitei bsute an osm 8eri6te fir Die
geneiniane qonfersH3. be ipobrf6eins
Iid am Samftog iiatfinosn iuirb.
gsi6e Geitsn iinb 6aTin einig. 6aB iie
sinsn R0ntraft fiir HinOsitsEs aDsi
Sabfe aEni9ga.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-05-27
gauten tr6ffutt.
can fErancigco. %. mlni.

s5ait ie6e 8dnt BON San Grancisco
ser es qeluneeu lit. tempordre Rdums
lihteiteu gu erbulteu, offnet beute Dor.
mittag i6re 9biiren fir bas qublitum.
IS mar iein 8sidlen BON 2luiregung
porbuu0en. Sin beioHOeres UlertmaI
BEL Der Bieoerdufuabme Oes Gei6dfts
no6 Der langen Suspenoirung iHfolgc
oes 5euers mar, oaB niemdls in Der
@eT6idte SdnBranoisco's 70 biel Ge!1
in ben 8dnten On 6an0 mar.
Der puHgelGoene" RE-
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-05-27
Sobutunpftau3ung 5ers
itort.
5toItsHif6e Qrur6ifen
Dd56iueton, %. Mai.

Gutem 9erHebmeR Hcn per6eu in
Folge Der oon ben @inpaHoerungs5es
BORDEN du9sitsutsH llnterlu6uHg oems
nG6fl ms6rere 5i5rer itoIisniihsr
@ndr6iiteH in 5dft genommen; re
Iin0 felt mebreren 8o6Rn nab ibrsr
9fnfrnft hen6a6tst nprhen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-05-27
Der puRgelG oene" RE-
bolber.
4ittsbnra, p. Wlai

%ie bier Sabre aIte Gatbarine Glals
tsr puroe IN Der elterliagn Wo9uunq
BON ibrem feds Sabre alien gruoer
8inb erI6oFsn. Die &iHoer 6aiten
einen alien RepoIper gefun0sn, nit
bel9em iie Ipielten. Der &nabe belt
Dem Gdneiterfen Den 9auf Ser
Daffe nedenb sutgsgsn. 0riidte ab uno
0ie 9ugel orang sem Sinos in ore
Stirn, Is uuf Der Stsae tooieno.
@abrf6einIi6 elm llnfaGL
glod Sslano. ST., %. glai.
Die Qei6e oes 4aitors 6ranf 8.
6ooper, eines GeiftGdsH Der Gon9re=
qational Stride bon 5berrdro bei 8od
Sslanb nuroe 6eute treitsno in einem
5ei6e in Der Pd6e isiner Bobnung &C.
funOen. Gr mur0e aeiterH Q5eu0 nod
lsbeno qeie6en uH0 e pirb an8enoms
men, oaB er beim 9a0eE ertrunteH III.
Der Coroner unteriuhi is00d bic 2lns
gelsQenbeit. Der 9syi.orbsns mar 30
Sabre alt. Gsine Jamilie pobnt in
gsorid.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-05-27

GumberIdH0, l1iA. q. mai.


8ie Gtaatsbans RON Qud, isis,
iDuroe beute frHb 00H giubre6ern
beimgeIud)t uno I'm 5000 beraubt.
@oGIfGn6tg 8ef4toffsh
louisville ap, %. Wai.
Snfolqe oer qeitri7sn 2lntHaoiguag
0es gou0ernsurs 9sttum uu0 Oss
RaBors 8artb, boB iie lie Qbii4t bds
ben, bas SoHntogs1sieB 0ur63uiii6s
ren, bai beuie bic Qs60r)e fir offsnts
itbe Siferbstt eins Cror an Den 90
li5eibsi erlaFsn, oaB ods geieB BON
ndhiisnSamltag U.Hisrrdht ab ftrena
6ur6qeFiibrt miro. Die Srber i6lisft
0irtbihoften. 56eaier, ben 9erf1uF
BON SpirituoIen in 4ptbeten. Bar
bierituben, @iaiar0haln. asgeIbabs
nen, @leitbobnsn un0 ale 9ontrattars
btit elm. g5enio nirb 6as profeTics
neLs 9aieb1uipiel ps-5Hsn.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-27
NdCCinatinq Trees

10 has been observed by European
scientists that the roots OF fruit trees
frequently become exhausted while the
trunk and branches are still I'm a
healthy state, and experiments have re-
Gently been made with n vief 10 stimu-
lating and feeding artihclally the Inn
poverished trees by vaccinating them
with n solution OF sulphate OF iron.
BY the use OF colored solutions, IL
has been demonstrated that the best
location for the incislon Is az the neck
OF the root as from this point the
nourishing fluid permeates almost tho
entire tree, both root and branches II
Is tho idea OF the scientists conducting
the experiments that germicides as
well as nutritive substances might be
introduced into the sap. thus protectinR
the tree from disease.
IL is believed that by this method
many old orchards which would other
wise become barren and finally die may
be preserved in a healthy and fruit
bearing state for considerable periods.
and that valuable shade trees. located
in cities, the loss OF which would be
repaired only after many years. may
be saved..Harpers Weekly.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-27

and the policeman with his red flag
signalled TO stop. He got into the
machine and rode 10 East Greenwich,
arriving shortly es;er 4:30. Judge
Loomis could not be located. and with
out telling his prisoner, who gave his
name as George II Phillips and his resi-
dence as New York, where he was
going. Locke headed for the Kent
County Jail.
Phillips made an attempt 10 get
away, and when an escape seemed pos
sible the crowd closed in. Then the
officer pulled his gun and announced
that he would bore the first man who
interfered. Phillips was lodged in Jail,
and although his friends volunteered
any amount OF security up to $4,000
the officer refused 10 let him go, saying
that he could not do so until Judge
Loomis arraigned the man
Judge Loomis, II was found had gone
TO Mattaposett, Mass. The New York
party looked up Sheriff Lynch on his
advice the party sought Samuel w. X.
Allen OF East Greenwich. who, with
the sheriff and Mr.. Allen, the New
Workers went TO Locke's home, but
found that he was away. In the big
white car the party went TO Apponaug
to the home or Lockes mother. IT
was understood that the constable was
in the house, but the party didn't see
him.
Back whizzed the big car TO Arctic
Centre, where Justice OF the Peace
Felix Hebert. who has power TO take
ball, lives. They took the justice into
the car and flew back TO Apponaug TO
try again to see Locke.
Mr.. Aliens advice TO Sheriff Lynch
was mot 10 release the prisoners un-
less Locke refused TO swear out war
rants against them" In case he could
not be found he advised the sheriff 10
leave the men In jail until o'clock
this morning, and then release them
providing no warrants had been sworn
out.
After the Phillips arrest the con-
stable went back 10 his post and soon
had another prisoner in the person OF ID.
NJ. Lodge OF Massachusetts. who said
he was on his way from Narragansett
Pier home 10 the bedside OF n dying
father. He suffered the same fate as
Phillips, and the officer put him behind
the bars.
At the last meeting Of the Warwick
town council n vote was passed giving
the constable making the arrest all the
fines resulting from the conviction of
speeding automobilists 1t was also
stipulated that the town shall bear the
expenses OF unsuccessful prosecutions.
At Wexford Automobile Officer +.
o. Strobridge placed one man under
arrest and took him before Clerk r.
j. Pierce OF the Second district court,
where he gave him name as David
Baur. and said he was employed by the
Rhode Island Locomotive works. He
was fined $40 and costs, amounting TO
SIS.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-27
NJ M'EV0Y WHIR[ED
ON AUTO BONNET
THROUGH FENCE

7. j. McEvoy. who is staying near the
trestle bridge at Crescent Park, yesterday
morning was struck by a runaway auto
mobile and carried through a fence and
hurled into the yard Of Joseph Slingsby
on Turner avenue. Riverside.
The auto, which belonged to Joseph e
jerks. OF Nayatt, was operated by zoel
Choquette.
AS il rounded the curve Choduette saw
a carriage driven by Mrs. Henry Ballou
coming toward him. turned
the auto toward the sidewalk, but as
there was not room for him 10 pass be
tween the carriage and a big telegraph
-Pele,-the chauffeur turned abruptly upon
the sidewalk.
McEvoy. who was on his way TO church
did not have a chance TO get out OF the
way. The auto struck him and carried
him on the bonnet across the sidewalk
and crashed through a heavy picket fence
When the machine was stopped II was
standing in Singsbys ga.den. 10 feet
from the sidewalk. and McEvoy was lying
among the dahlias badly dazed and suf-
ferlng from n severe nervous shock
DR.. Arthur +. Platt on Bullock's Point
avenue found no bones broken. but null
tiple bruises and superficial injuries.
The auto was not badly damaged The
bonnet was broken and the sldelights torn
out OF place. but the mechanism was not
injured
Choquette backed-the machine from the
yard after helping the injured man to
his feet and proceeded TO Nayat.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-27

r. Knox of New York. He will remain In
Walter Cox's stable.
The conquering career OF the western
mare Early Alice (2:13i4) was checked at
Farmer City. H., where both Topsey
Greenway and Hazel Grattan beat her in
the $1,000 2;24 stake. The best time was
216i. Alice must be off.
Todd (2l4s.. the noted son Of Bingen
(2:06h) and Fanella C2:lS). enjoys the dis
tinction OF being the sire Of the fastest
S-year-old trotter OF the year. Cochsto
t2;11IR). and also the fastest 2-year-old,
Kentucky Todd (2:20).
Last week Fred Clarke gave the 4
year-old flly 'Burmah irl, by Bingen
(2:06l4). out OF Vina Belle (2:l5Lp by
Nephew, two miles in PIP and 2:11l5. the
last half OF the final mile in los. The
mare is to be saved over for the stakes
next season. and Fred says that she will
get no more fast work this season.
The 3-year-old trotter Governor Francis
(2:20ID. in w. o. Foote'S stable. got off
form for a while, but is rounding 20 and
is expected TO be in shape TO meet his fu-
turity engagement. His DAM Oracle v.
(2:3O by Criteenden, is also the dam OF
the new performer, J, n. Blakemore
(212i0.
The race which Totara trotted at Read
VILE was the best that has been shown
by one OF the get Of Bingen She is a
sure 2:10 trotter.
DR. Chase 2:lOl4), winner OF one leg Of
the $1,000 Massachusetts, stake was sired
by Dietitic. son OF Allandorf (219I) and
King Girl, by Mambrino King, out of a
mare OF unknown breeding
Horace Wilson thinks the two-minute
class at Lexington will be the feature OF
the meeting He expects TO secure the
western crack. The Broncho (2:o0at). Au-
dubon Boy :59l4), Angus Pointer C2:02ls)
and all the rest OF the cracks. II will he
the first two-minute class ever opened. hut
Judging by the way they are cutting their
records. there Will be plenty OF material
for II from this on
Readville gives nothing faster than a
2G trot, and Sweet Marie (2:04L4D. Went
worth (2;Gig) and Snyder McGregor
(2:0lD are I'm for two weeks Of idleness
This is one OF the undeserved hardshlps
OF greatness. Hartford Syracuse and Co
lumbus have all provided for them.-
Horse Review. a ffee-for-all trotter was
opened for the Readville meeting, but Il
did not nll
The 4-year-od hlly Evania. which has
been a trial In 212h for VIII Evans. over
the Lexington OKyD track. Is a full sister
TO Nelly Boca C2:lSa.O and the good mat
inee trotters. Peter r. and King Clay. all
OF which arc owned by Peter II. Bradley
OF Boston. Evans has also driven
yearling trotter by onward Silver (2:O5iL).
out OF the dam OF Betty Brook (2:14Lj.
quarter In As.
Bolivar (2:ooa.). tho latest pacing sensa.
tion. is by wayland W. 2l2is). son OF
Arthur Wilkes 2:2SiS). by Guy Wilkes
(2:15i.). His dam was Belle w. by Conn's
Harry Wilkes. son OF George Wilkes
t2:22l, dam the pacing mare Belle 2:1).
by Melbourne King. son OF Mambrino
King His grandam, Belle. was bred down
In New Brunswick. and afterward taken
70 California, where she made her rec
orh
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-27

BENJAMIN Thurston, general superin-
tendent OF the American Screw COM
pany; Charles Montgomery. running
the machine of Theodore w. Foster OF
this city; John Hapgood OF Boston and
several other autoists fell into the net
Of Charles Locke, the recently appoint
ed auto-speed constable OF Warwick
yesterday; and. as a result. he is s125
better off in the shape Of the fines, all
OF which go TO him. while George II.
Phillips OF New York and II. NJ. Lodge
OF Boston suffered the indignity and
annoyance OF occupying guest chambers
OF Kent County jail last night.
Messrs. Phillips and Lodge appeared be-
fore Judge Loomis in tt-t- -:--'-----1 district
court this morning. pleaded not guilty
TO the charge OF oversp6eding their autos
within the town limits and were held in
800 surety for their appearance before
the same court on Sept IL.
Col. Frank w Tillinghast appeared as
their counsel and provided the surety for
their appearance.
Messrs, Thurston, Montgomery and
Hapgood were scooped i'm first, and
at 4 o'clock. when Judge Loomis left
town, and the speed constable went
into such effective retirement as 20 be
inaccessible, the towns guests at the
jail, who fell into the dragnet later
were unable TO secure accommodation
in the shape OF freedom.
With Mr. Phillips were n party OF
five, including, IL is said, Lorillard T.
Spencer OF New York
Mr.. Locke yesterday took a position
on a measured course on the highway
between Chippewanoxet and East
Greenwich. When Mr.. ThurstoR came
bowling along he saw a man standing
in the highway waving a red flag and
came TO a stop.
The officer had taken the number OF
the machine. and stepping up to the
chauffeur. inquired his name. He gave
his name as Benjamin Thurston OF
Warwick. general superintendent of
the American Screw company OF Prov
idence, and prepared TO go on. The
constable however, invited him 10 ac-
company him 10 the court house 10
settle. Judge Loomis was hunted up,
a special session Of the court was held.
Mr.. Thurston pleaded not guilty and
furnished bonds for trial in Apponaug
on Sept. II.
Hardly had the constable resumed
his position when a touring car fell
victim 10 the danger signal. The chauf-
feur gave him name as Charles Mont
gomery. and entered a plea Of not
guilty and furnished bonds for trial
on Sept. II.
Soon after noon John Hapgood, who
said he was on his way to his home I'm
Boston, was pulled in and paid his
fine OF s22.s0.
little after o'clock big white
touring car came whizzing from Mar
ragansett Pier, bound for Providence,
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which was later seen In the yard OF Mr..
Handy rolling over and over and then
Jumped the fence and went bowling down
Pocasset avenue toward Oneyville
square.
Thomas Lehane had strong desire 10
sleep In doorways last night and was
rooted" out Of them by Patrolman Glib
lin. The last time that the patarolman
found Lehane in doorway the latter
"kicked" and the result was a ride 20 the
Chaffee street station.
At the services OF st. Theresa's Cath
olic church yesterday the Rev Fr. Will
liam s. Flynn urged the members TO
stay at home on Labor day and make
the picnic that Is 10 be held a success.
He told them that the parish was small
and the effort OF every member was
needed. He also thanked the collection
committee for their excellent work, which
was very successful.
Dennis Lyons OF Mount Pleasant is
looking TO some one 10 make good his
loss of a pail and its contents. which
were destroyed late last evening, while
he was making an effort 70 catch a run
away horse owned by Michael Keefe.
The Prohibition party OF the Tenth
Pleasant Social club yesterday afternoon
and after looking over the records OF the
men available for a candidate for alder
man. thought that Martin T. Birming-
Thomas Garside OF Sumner street.
Pawtucket called at the Chaffee street
police station and reported that the lead
pipe in the water closet at li2 Putnam
street had been torn out and taken away
George Gray was arrested by Patrol
man McCrann Saturday evening for lift
ing a number OF articles from counter
in the store OF j. o. San Souci a CO.
Detective Mcguire, Day Patrolman Sui
livan and Patrol Driver Gbin OF the
Chaffee street station are off on their va
cations.
James Ashton was taken into custody
at his home on Grosvenor avenue TINS
morning on a warrant charging him with
non-support OF his family.
died ed at her! he! residence. s5 Bancroft street,
Saturday evening Her funeral VIII DC
held tomorrow afternoon at o'clock
The Robert Emmet Literary ASSOCIATION
held a well-attended session In the par
lors on Broadway yesterday afternoon
Considerable routine business was trans
acted
William Hooligan was arrested by De
tective Maguire on a warrant charging
him with stealing a bicycle from man
named Ronuskay some time ago. ~,
William o'Brien was arrested on NaI- al
ley street Saturday on warrant charB-
ing him with being a vagrant.
Mrs. James F. Murray and daughter,
Edna. OF Albany. n. Y. are the guest
Of Mr. and 5o5 Mrs. Wb,;tsr ISsepn Avenue , at
There is Diamond bicycle az the Snai uS
fee street police station which was founo
IN front of 1877 Westminster street by
the police that awaits an owner.
A large delegation from this place went
10 New London on the steamer fnsrlIn
Yesterday, and report that the trip was
a most delightful one. ,,.
The executive committee OF 81. Mary ;
lawn festival will meet with the pastor
OF the church this evening. ana e,s, nnsne
further arrangements for the event.
which Is to be held on Labor Day,
Capt. Fred A. Wallace OF HOOK ana
Ladder No. began his annual vacaupIl
,iIs morning, which with his family ne
viii spend at Charlestown Beach.