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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-09
CANNOT HAVE
SON WITH HER
At THE PIER

Mrs. Annie j. Lenahan cannot have the
company of her son at Narrangansett
Pier for three weeks this month. Her
husband. Michael Lenahan, secured a di-
vorce many months ago. The charge
made was a serious one
Mr.. Lenahan was awarded the custody
OF his son. During the greater part Of
the year the child Is kept at an educa-
tional institution near Boston Mrs
Lenahan has tried In other summers TO
get leave TO take the child to the Pier
but as in this instance her appeal was
not favored by the court
Judge Mumford heard the petition of
Mrs. Lenahan for a modification of the
decree concerning the custody OF the
child so she could take II TO Narragan-
sett Pier for the first three weeks OF
August i'm each and every year hereafter
Today his honor handed down the follow
ing rescript;
II do not think that the petitioner has
made out such case I'm view OF the
charge made and sustained by the court
upon the hearing OF the case upon it's
merits, and I'm view OF the whole travel
OF the case. as would warrant this court
TO modify the order previously enterd.
Tn ptition is therefore denied"
stephen A. Cooke and Hugh ]. Carrill
represented Mr.. Lenahan
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-09
NEWS Of KILLING
RECEIVED WITH
REGRET BY JAPS

Toxic, Aug. 9.-The Japanese gov
ernment does not yet possess any de-
tails of the Aleutian incident and is
not therefore In a position to express
its views
The news was generally received
with regret and the hope is expressed
that no unpleasant complications will
develop.
NO NEWS FROM JAPAN.
Washington. Aug 9.--Neither the
state department nor the Japanese en-
bassy received any dispatches today
concerning the killing OF Japanese seal
poachers In Alaskan waters and until
full official reports are at the the dis
posal OF both governments II is not
likely that there will he any diplomatic
developments I'm the case.
state department officials believe
that the facts will he fully developed
by the federal court at Valdes, which is
trying the prisoners taken by the
agents OF the department OF commerce
and labor and that the killing Of the
poachers will not result in any un-
pleasant international complications
IL is likely that the revenue cutter
Mccullough, which has been doing
patrol duty I'm the vicinity Of the Prib-
Hon islands for protection OF the seal
heard. will be ordered to return to the
islands TO resume that duty. The cut
ter now Is In Alaska where II con-
veyed Solicitor Sims OF the department.
OF commerce and labor and the Jap
anese prisoners captured on st. Paul
Island. IL will be necessary for some
revenue cutter To continue the patrol
duty and the Mccullough is the only
vessel at this time available.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-09

President Marsden j. Perry OF the
Rhode Island company, is expected TO
deliver his ultimatum 20 the city coun-
Gil committee on East Side approach.
The majority OF the committee. at it's
last meeting. voted in effect 20 ascer-
tain the views OF the traction company
as TO what the city should do and what
action by the committee would be most
acceptable To the corporation.
Last week the sub-c committee, au-
thorized TO act for the majority In this
pleasant duty, had a conference with
President Perry, during which IL ven
tured 10 mention the matter of a tun-
mel as well as an easy-grade street
such as suggested by George b. Fran
cis. the former engineer OF the Rhode
Island company.
President Perry listened 10 the COM
mitteemen patiently, and discussed the
subject In a grave way with them, and
finally promised a written statement
of the company's views at an early
date
Tomorrow afternoons meeting OF the
committee has been called to receive
this; and among the East Side tax
payers there is naturally a lively curl
osity To learn In just what manner
President Perry will turn down their
demand for a tunnell To be leased 10
the railroad company on such basis az
would pay the interest on the bonds
issued for its construction and meet
the requirements Of the sinking fund.
as Is done In Boston and other cities.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-09
CASHIER HERRING
NOT A FUGITIVE
Continued from Page Ten }

Another warrant, charging violation OF
the state banking laws, was sworn out
today for the arrest of Theodore Stems
land vice-president OF the suspended
bank.
Charles Habel, the complainant, charges
that Stensand permitted him TO deposit
SIS I'm the bank on Saturday last when
he (Stensland) knew the bank to be in
solvent Stensland was arrested last
Monday on a similar warrant. Inspector
Shippy was surprised when he was told
that Herring has been in Chicago since
Monday.
"All / can say" said Inspector Shippy
lis that II Herring shows himself TO the
police he will be taken into custody"
Bank Examiner G. G. Jones today said
that part OF Cashier Hering's published
defence is true. other parts. Mr.. Jones
said. he knew 10 be untrue. He declined
10 be more explicit. Inspector Shippy to-
day sent a detective TO Baraboo. wis,
20 interview a woman, who is said to be
well acquainted with the missing presi-
dent and is believed by the police 10 have
some knowledge OF Stensland's where
abouts.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-09
NAVAL RESERVE
WILL CRUISE ON
THE COLUMBIA

Secretary of the Navy Charles Bona
parte has sent ietter TO the adjutant
general OF the state announcing that the
United States cruiser Columbia will be
placed at the service OF the state for the
annual cruise OF the naval battalions.
Owing 10 the fact that the vessel is OF
too deep draught TO warrant her coming
10 this port TO receive the reserves, the
commander OF the Newport station has
been ordered 10 convey the battalion
from Providence To Newport where the
Columbia will be awaiting che men the
25th OF this month.
The four divisions OF the naval reserves
will be accommodated and "a tug or other
suitable vessels will meet them at this
port. They will be on the water for ten
daYs.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-09
NO BLAME FOR
ICE DEALERS
Although the Conditions in Elaine Are Open to Serious
Criticism. 1t Is Stated That the Board of Trade
Committee Is Not Likely to Report That the
Local Companies Can Justly Be Condemned i'm
View of the Facts Ascertained by the Probers.

The report OF the board OF trade COM
mittee which has probed very thoroughly
the ice situation in Rhode Island and
neighboring states during the past three
weeks may be made public tomorrow;
and II is expected to find little that is
reprehensibe in the action of the local ice
dealers in raising prices.
Instead OF an enormous consumption OF
Ice. which has variously been estimated
by those who thought they knew some
thing OF the subject at from 200. 900 to
100000 tons. II is stated that IL will prob
ably be shown that the annual consump-
tion Is not more than 100. 900 tons, and
that the Providence Ice company controls
more than 80 per cent. OF this output.
The artificial icemakers turn out about
20 per cent 1t is said that they have
been unable TO make both ends meet for
a number OF years, but this year found an
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-09
SYMPATHETIC STRIKE
EXTENDS At PITTSBURG

Pttsburg, Aug. "a sympa thetic
strike movement inaugurated ten days
ago by the Pittsburg branch Of the Struc-
tural Trades Alliance to aid the carpen-
ters and against the employment OF non
union men, has spread 10 a number of
large building operations. and york has
been suspended on the Carnegie Insti-
tutC, Duquesne power plant. Philadelphia
company building and the Mercy hospl-
tai extension. The sympathetic strike
compact includes all the building trades
but brichayers and plasterers.
Efforts are being made To bring about
some adjustment OF the existing condi-
tions which threaten TO cause a general
tie-up OF building operations III the unions
cannot be induced to recede from the po-
sition they have assumed.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-09
GRANGER BACK
IN FINE FORM
FOR CAMPAIGN

Fresh from the worlds peace confer
ence at London. Congressman Daniel l..
ID. Granger returned 20 Providence this
morning ready TO help the reform forces
make successful war on the Brayton
machine. That he will accept a renomi-
nation and win a third time against the
representative of the machine goes with
out saying. though when he was asked to
state his position he was modest as usual.
IF l am nominated / shall most as
suredly accept" he said. II have not
been Informed that the party has thought
OF advancing any other candidate in my
district
II suppose that II is a certainty that
Mr.. Dyer will be run by the Republican
party OF this district and that he will be
my opponent / do not think that there
Is any reason to doubt that he VIII be
declared the choice OF his party.
"rhe Goddard movement has developed
great strength l would judge from the
reports which have reached me from de-
pendable sources. There does not appear
TO be any differences I'm the party as to
Col Goddard's candidacy So far as |
can learn he has and will continue TO
have the unanimous support Of the Demo
Gratis OF Rhode Island
The Lincoln movement is 10 be of ma
terial advantage 10 him and TO the Demo
cratic party Of Rhode Island, II Is the
same as that which has appealed TO the
independents OF Ohio and Pennsylvania,
and which. through the Churchill cam
paign In New Hampshire. Is drawing to-
gether for a common cause. the independ-
enis OF that state.
1--WE discount I'm advance the discord
which is sought 10 be created and II all
disappears like mists before the morning
sun. The old tricks will fail to work this
tp,a
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-09
FUNERAL OF WILLIAM M'CANNA
IN ST. MARY'S CHURCH

The funeral OF William McCanna who
died on Monday last at his residence. "
Parade street, was held this morning
when at 10 O'Clock a solemn mass OF re-
quiem was celebrated In ST Mary's
church on Broadway.
The officers OF the mass were. Rev.
Fr. Hanley OF the cathedral a nephew
OF the deceased. celebrant; Rev. FIR Lit
tie. deacon. Rev. FIR. Power. sub-ceacon.
and Rev. FIR. Nagle, master OF cere-
monies.
Many beautiful floral offerings were re-
ceived by the bereaved family. The bear
ers were +. j Mccarthy and OHM n.
Hawkins OF this city. John ~ Kirby and
Hugh r, Farrell. Jr.. of Woonsocket.
James ". Clarke of Millville and Joseph
j. Kelley OF Cxbridge.
interment was I'm ST. Francis cemetery.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-09
MANY CHANGES
IN BUILDING
LAWS COMING

AT the request OF the committee ap-
pointed TO consider the changing of the
building laws OF this city, Inspector of
Buildings Spencer b. Hopkins is prepar-
ing number of important proposed
changes.
Inspector Hopkins said today that there
would probably be a large number Of
changes, as this city Is far behind the
times in its building laws.
The late Councilman Rawson was a
member OF the revision committee and At
the next meeting Of the city council his
successor will probably be appointed
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-09
Thief USES STOLEN
INSIGNIA TO RAISE MONEY

Boston. Aug. ct. Henry Kingston Of
Mt. Vernon street. Merose. has app
BE tho ~ ona III tR;o, % pStes - possiL
a travelling bag from him at n hotel in
Syracuse last May, containing a past
masters Masonic jewel and an Elks =
travelling card both Of which bear Mr..
Eingston's name.
The thief is using Mr.. Kingston's name
for his own ends. few days ago rep
resenting himself as Mr.. Kingston, he
succeeded in borrowing SIS from W. J.
De Wolfe. business man OF Saratoga.
n. Y, by depositing the stolen bag as
collateral.
The fraud was discovered when Mr.. he
Wolfe wrote to the real Mr. Kingston.
The Masonic jewel contains the words:
1T. III. Kingston. Hammatt Lodge, East
Boston,"
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-09

opportunity 10 obtain dividend and put
up prices.
The big ice dealers here, however, had
less than 40 per cent. OF their normal
natural supply at the beginning OF the
season, and were forced TO contract for
large quantities In Maine and at other
points In order TO prevent an ice famine
and extortionate prices.
Even as IL Is. the dealers up I'm Maine.
who had stored many thousands OF tons
against just such an emergency as this.
their output this year being placed at
about twice their usual prices and may
get even more.
That there is no excuse for the high
prices there is shown by the fact that
the Maine output is larger this year than
IL has been since 1902. more than three
times as great as IL was I'm 1903. and more
than 80 per cent. larger than 1t was last
year when prices were lower, being only
30 cents TO families last year, against
40 cents this year
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-09
VESSELS RUN AGROUND
DURING THICK FOG

Boston. Aug. 9.--Harbor and land
traffic were tied up by n thick fog
here today. The steamer Mayfiower
OF the Nantasket line ran aground on
Galloupes Island. but backed off with
out assistance, three-quarters OF an
hour afterwards
She reported sighting fishing
schooner aground on Castle Island. be-
side Fort Independence. Trains and
trolley cars carrying the early morning
workers into the city crept along sew
eral minutes late. In some places II
was impossible to- see across the wider
streets.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-09
TAX COLLECTOR
AGAIN REPORTS
HE'S ASSAULTED

Patrick McElroy. a poll tax collector
reported at the Central police station to,
day that he had been assaulted in 6
Fountain street saloon. and that his nos,
was cut The police are Investigating
McElroy on Wednesday had a man finec
In the Sixth district court for an assault
upon him the day before.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-09
Experimenting WITH
SUBMARINE TELEPHONE

Berlin. Aug. e.-Experiments were be-
gun today at Lake Constance with sub
marine telephone constructed under Prof.
Pupins system.
The cable extends distance OF about
seven miles and reaches a maximum
depth Of S9o feet II was laid by the
Siemens- Halske company for the Bavar-
ian. Wurtembergian and Swiss telegraph
departments.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-09
LARGEST INDIVIDUAL WOOL
CLIP IN AMERICAN HISTORY

Helena, Mont. Aug. e.-The largest In
dividual wool clip ever grown on the
American continent was shipped yester-
day from Billings this state. over the
Burlington TO n Boston wool firm
The clip weighed 10000 pounds and "a
cars were required 10 carry H. The
owner refuses an offer OF "a cents a
pound for the wool
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-09
GOT WORTH ESS CHECK

A check for ssis was given To James
Burns. grocer al 81 Huntington avenue.
yesterday afternoon by a regular GUS
toner. and when deposited by the grocer
was found 10 be valueless. He gave 1913
change and n piece OF tobacco and has
asked the police 70 investigate.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-09
LINCOLN PARTY
COMMITTEE HAS
SHORT SESSION

The Lincoln party's compaign commit
tee held a short session this afternoon 4
its headquarters in the Banigan buildin
and considered campaign plans.
Reports from all sections OF the stat
show much Goddard enthusiasm and poirI
to a desertion of the Republican m-chin
by hundreds OF men heretofore consid
cred among it's most loyal adherents.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-09
WORK AT POINT ST. BRIDGE

The city engineering department is
owrk on the new Golfer dam at Poit
street bridge. After the dam is finishe
and pumped out, the pile driving will t
commenced
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-09
PERRY To TELL
WHAT COMPANY
WOULD PREFER
Is Expected to Turn Down
the Tunnel Plan

Politician Says Corporation Will Insist Ownership
Nothing, and hat Not Only Is Everything
Safely "Fixed" in the City Council, But the
SqueIchng of Support for the Demands of the
East Side Taxpayers Extends to the Newspapers.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-09
WORKING ON TAX BOOK

The city tax book. which will be ready
on Sept. /. is now being prepared by the
board OF assessors. This afternoon Is
extra clerks, who will work on the book.
were employed
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-09
GAGER DIES
AS RESULT
Of INJURY

George eager who on Wednesday fell
from the running board of Rumford
car at Riverside and received fracture
OF the skull, died at the II. /. hospital to-
day.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-09
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Reported for The Democrat Owe
the private wire OF EDWARD u. SHEI
DON a. co. Bankers and Brokers. Rooi
23i, Banigan Building.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-09
THE COTTON MARKET.

Reported for The News-D Democrat ov
the private wire OF EDWARD p. SHE
DON a. CO, Bankers and Brokers, Roo
234. Banigan Building.
The Grit-advocate., 1906-03-16
NOTICE OF ELECTION
For Voting Bonds For Water Works
and ELECTRIC Light Plant.

Notice is hereby given that under authorty y
of an ordinance OF the town Of Juleshulas,
entitled An Ordinance Concerning Wuiei
Works and Electric Light Plant. and provid-
ing for the submission OF the question OF in
curing an Indebtedness therefor by issuing
the bonds of the he town for the conStruc
tion OF the same passed and approved Feb
ruary 2sth. A. ID. 1905. Il special election will
be held on Tuesday. the 3rd day OF April. A.
d. lN6. at the town hall in the town of Jules
burg Sedgwick county. state of Colorado. be-
ing at the same time and place As the regular
election OF officers for the town. for the pur-
pose of submitting to such unaliticd electors
of sal Id town who shall have paid a property
tax therein for the year next preceding. the
question of incurring an Indebtedness on he
half of the town. upon the credit thereof. by
issuing the bonds OF the town in the sum OF
Thirty Thousand Dollars for the coilstrIc-
ton OF water works for fire and dumcst ic
purposes: and also for the purpose of sub
mitting to such qua lifted electors of the town
as shall have paid II property tax therein In
the year next preceding. the question OF in-
curing an Indebtedness on bcnulf oi the
town. upon the credit thereof. by issuing til,
bonds OF the town in the sum of Three rhuu,-
and Five Hundred Dollars for the construc-
tion OF plant To supply electric liEnt to the
town and the inhabitants thereof.
JulesDurS, Colorado. March End. 1896.
A. +. PEHRIER, Town CLERK
and Recorder
The Grit-advocate., 1906-03-16
Notice Of The Regular Annua
Municipal Election.

The qualified electors of the Town OF Jules
burg. Colorado, are hereby notified that tnr
Regular Annual Municipal Election for The
Town Of ulcsbur- will be held in the District
Court Room in .lulesburG, in SedEwick coun-
ty. Colorado. ON Tuesday. the 3rd day of AprI
a. ID. 1906. between the hours of seven O'Clock
in the forenoon and seven O'Clock in the af-
Ing the following named officers for the Town
Of JulesburG. to-wiI:
One % Mayor for the term OF on" year.
One ND Trustee for the term Of one year. I,
fill vacancy,
one % Town Attorney for the term OF ON,
year.
One (D Town Treasurer for the term of on,
year.
Further notice is hereby given that TIL,
Board Of Registration for the said above
mentioned election will sit in The district
court room above mentioned ON Tuesday
March 18th. 1906 between the hours of nint
O'Clock in the forenoon and six O'Clock in til,
afternoon of said dag. for the purpose o
making the annual registry for the QUALIFIED
electors within the corporate limit, of sait
town.
And that ON Tuesday. the 18th day of Marcl
1906 and ON Monday. the 2nd day of April
lhh between the huurS of nine O'Clock in tIit
forenoon and sin o clock in the afternoon o
each of said last mentioned days the board q
rcgistrato for said election will meet "a
said room a4ove mentioned for the purpos'
of revising and correcting the said aInua
registry list.
\. L. pERRIEN.
Town Clerk and Recorder.
Dated March 9th. 1906.
SEAL
First publication March o. 1901.
The Grit-advocate., 1906-03-16

The date of the band concert
has been changed from Saturday
evening. March II, to Friday
evening. April e. The program,
which will be a good one, will be
announced in a few days. Tick
cts will also be placed on sale at
various places in town in short
time. The band has made splen.
did progress during the last few
weeks and the entertainment
which will be given is sure TO be
n good one.
The Grit-advocate., 1906-03-16
Notice Of Payment on Court House
Contract,

To whom it may concern: Notice
is hereby given that in pursuance to
the provisions of Chapter l54, session
laws of 1899. and all laws amending
thereof, the board of county commits
sioners OF Sedgwick county, Colorado,
will meet on Monday, the End day of
April, 1876, at 10 o'clock a. IN. at the
county clerks office, in Julesburg,
Colorado, for the purpose of making
final settlement and paying to Brady
w. Sharpe, the contractor for the
construction of the Sedgwick county
court building, situated on Lots Nine
and Ten in Block Thirty-one in Union
Pacific Railways First Addition to
Denver Junction (now .Julesburg) such
sum as may be due him according to
the provisions of the contract for the
construction. of said county court
building, and for the purpose of pay
ing to said contractor any balance of
such sum as may be due him accord
ing to such contract, after deduct;ng
any amount or amounts paid by said
board direct to any sub-contractor.
laborer, or person furnishing material
for said building, as shown by their
verified claim for such work perform
ed or material furnished on or for
said building, that all persons to
whom any sum or sums are owing for
labor done and performed on or in
connection with the building of said
county court house or for material
furnished for the said county court
house building may file with the board
of county commissioners of Sedgwick
county. Colorado, verified statement
of their said claims on or before the
said End day of April, 1906. when the
said claims will be considered and
paid as provided by law, and all per-
sons having claims for work, labor or
material are requested to be present
at said meeting.
Dated this 18th day March, 1906.
NoRAH B. REDFORD, Clerk
of Board OF County Commissioners OF
Sedgwick County. Colorado.
The Grit-advocate., 1906-03-16
Contest NOTICE .
department of the Interior. Unitrd states
Land Office. Sterling. Colorado. January l..


Dcpa artmcnt of the Interior. Unltrd States
Land OEirc. Sterling. Colorado. January II.
l.S.
4 sufficient centcst affidavit having been
filed III this Office by Anna kuOni. contest
ant. against II. +. No. l6.9. made January IL.
IAc9. for y u 81 !. = !. SW = Section -.
Township II y. Range iJ W. by j. Davis
Reckmeycr. contestec. In which II is alleged
that J. Davis Reckncyer has failed To estab-
lisll residence on said tract. has made no
improvements of aIiy Kind ON said tract. and
has wholly abandoned the same for the space
of two years last past and that said alleged
absence from the said land was not due tn
his employment in the army. navy Or marine
corps of the United states As a private sol
dicr. officer. seaman or marine during the
war with spain or during any other war In
Which the United States may he engaged said
parties are hereby notified to appear. respond
and offer evidence touching said allegation
at 10 o'ciock 4 III. ON March 24th. 1906. before
\. II. Miller. clerk of tiI, county court al
Julcsbury Colorado. and that final hearing
Will he held at 10 u clock Il. III. on March Sth.
l!U6 before he register and receiver AT the
United States Land Office. in sterling. Col
orado.
The said contestant having. In proper
ailidavitt. filed January 18th. 1861 set forth
facts which show that after due diligence
personal service of this notice can mol br
made. IL is hereby ordered and directed that
such notice he given by due and proper pub
licatiun.
ID. c. FLEMING. Register.
lst publication in The Grit-Advucate Feb. lii
1906 Last pub. lea, ion March u. lAH.