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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-14
ATTY GENERAL
RESPONDED To
CRY FOR HELP

A servant girl In the home OF Wilton II.
Spencer at 16l Blackstone boulevard dis
covered a fire In the second story OF the
house at 10 o'clock yesterday morning.
Attorney General William b. Greenough
was attracted by her cries and sent In
an alarm from box 355.
Before the arrival OF the appartus the
IRE was under good headway because OF
the high wind, and the upper story was
Quilted.
The loss on the house IL about $500 and
$1,000 on the furniture, covered by insur-
ance.
A defective vhimney Is supposed to have
caused the fire.
The family was away at the time and
only the servants were in the house.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-14

troduced Mr.. Carnegie. Mr.. Olcott
said in part:
"The societies TO be housed under
meath this roof have as their aim the
preserving and putting in tangible form
OF the records OF scientific accomplish :
ments so as 20 avoid the repetition of
mistakes. The possibility OF finding
the records of these results all at
one centre so near the great public
library will be an inestimable .advan-
tage TO all professions. II is an oc-
casion OF no ordinary moment. there
fore. when we can welcome Mr. Car
negie and have him lay for us the cor
nerstone OF this great building which
his liberality has provided.
Mr. Carnegie, his face wreathed in
smiles, answered in few words.
thanking the committee for it's well
come and stating that he was happy
10 have been able TO do what he did
In giving the new building to SO worthy
cause.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-14

was opened by the means OF false keys
day or two ago and infants clothing 10
the value OF IS was stolen.
John Donahue, eight years old. was bit-
ten by dog at his home. Il Bailey court
yesterday afternoon.
ten on his right hand by dog while he
was at play In front OF his home, 81 Joslin
street. yesterday afternoon.
John Duffy. who has been visiting
friends here. returned TO his home at Exc
ter this morning.
At the meeting OF Division 90 Ancient
Order OF Hibernicns. yesterday. S25 was
donated for the California sufferers
Hose IA responded 10 a still alarm for a
chimney fire at 3i3 Manton avenue at i:Ss
yesterday afternoon.
oscar SCHNEIDER has taken a position
with NJ. +. Braney.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-14
VETS ATTEND FUNERAL

large number OF relatives and friends
OF the late Henry Martin Howe OF Sec
konk. Mass. were In attendance at his
funeral. which was held yesterday in that
town.
Among them were large delegations
from Prescott post. No. 1. q. A. r.. and
the Socum Light Guard Veteran associa-
iion OF Providence, OF which organizations
ne deceased was an active member.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-14
FELL DOWN STAIRS,
FRACTURED SHOUL DER

James Mcvickars. 81, was taken to the
Rhode Island hospital last night for
treatment OF n fractured shoulder. sus-
tained by fall down a flight OF stairs at
his home. 81 Carary street.
DR.. Charles O'Leary gave his temporary
treatment. and later ordered his removal
to the haspital.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-14
Goddard the Man and Citizen
CFrom Col ouinns Nominating SPECIFY


"A of wealth. to be sure, but whose wealth
has never been used to debauch public life.
"A large employer of labor he numbers among his
loyal admirers the and who work his mills
banker whose institution safe deposit of the
working people of this
man who spent four of his youth in defence of
his country upon the field of battle who during
last his money lavshly but unostentatiousy
and to bring their homes Rhode Island boys
who lay sick Montauk Point"
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-14
ELKS TO HAVE SMOKER

Providence lodge, No. II. b. p. O. f..
will hold an Old Time Stag social and
smoker in Elks hall on Wednesday. May
q. commencing at $50 p. m. These affairs
IRE always mos, pleasant and undoubted-
" this will be no exception to the rule.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-14
FAlSTkFF CLUB FIELD DAY

The Fallstaff club viii hold It's annual
field day on Aug. II. AT the Warwick club
Tho captains Of the baseball teams will
be: Married men. Walter Hopkins: single
men, Fred ]. Richards.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-14
0LNEYvILLE,
Interesting Meeting Of St.
Mary's Holy Name Society
Marriage Ceremony in StRocco's
Church, Thornton n-NOteS

The branch office OF The News has been
removed from Heffernan's lunch room 10
the office OF the West Side Real Estate
company. No. Hartford avenue. Tele-
phone 40-West
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-14
FOR A WORTHY CAUSE.

A few friends OF Mrs. Scott, widow of
Thomas +. Scott, are at work raising a
fund for her. Among the effects left by
her husband, was a valuable kit OF ma
chinist's tools and these are being raffled.
More than 500 has already been realized.
Mr.. James Moreland. staunch friend of
the family, visited the Robert Orr Liter
airy society yesterday and disposed OF a
large number OF tickets.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-14

Mrs Margaret Welsh died suddenly at
her home. 10 Gaylord street, at 10 o'clock
last evening. She was about TO retire and
was seized with a coughing spell which
was followed by n hemorrhage.
She was assisted to a chair by her
daughter Catherine. but death followed
Immediately. Medical Examiner Perkins
was called and said that death was due
10 natural causes. She was about 40 years
old.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-03
Speaks From Experience.
BODIES NOW SCATTERED
One Picked Up Thirty-Five Miles
From Scene Of Wreck

VICTORIA. B. c. Feb. Bodies Of
victims OF the Valencia wreck are begin
ming to scatter, the last recovered being
picked up at Long Beach to the west
ward Of Barkey sound, and thirty-ilye
miles by direct line from the scene OF the
VT eek.
Twenty-Five bodies have been recovered
to date. The first bodies to be brought
to Victoria were landed this evening by
the coastng steamer Queen City. These
bodies. those of William Sibley, Jr,. of
Seattle. and two children thought to be
MarkSs children, were taken In charge
by the Coroner. An inquest will be held
Today the tug Lorne brought two other
bodies TO Bnmneld. one Of them being
that OF Gus Erickson. sccond-class pas
songer. Seven moro bodies were left on
the shore. the heavy swell preventing
them being brought OF .sand Efforts will
be made to secure them tomorrow,
Reward for Bodies
That an incentive may be given to the
Indians OF the island coost to recover
bodies tho Provincial Government has
offered a bonus to the Indians of $40 for
each body found News TO this effect ls
being carried 10 the different villages
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-03
RENIORSE OVERTAKES THIEF
Man Who Robbed His Employer in
Indiana Gives Himself Up.

After robbIng his employer, an Albion,
Ind, farmer, OF $50 and making a trip
through Oregon. California and other
States. Charles Squires eventually wound
up in Salt Lake and delivered himself to
Sheriff Emery. According TO SauIres's
story he was employed on the Indiana
farm and his employer was kind to him
but temptation in the way OF greenbacks
came his way and he resisted not After
wandering around the country and going
broke. Squres was simultaneously over
taken with hunger and remorse and de-
nished by an Indiana court He is now
In the county jail awaiting the arrival or
"the man from Indiana AS soon as
SqulreS had confessed his offenso TO the
Sheriff. telegram was sent to the proper
officer OF Noble county. but up TO a late
hour Thursday night no reply had been
received
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-03
CARPENTERS RESTRAINED
Manufacturing Company Charges
Conspiracy to Ruin IT.

ST. LOUIS, Feb, "A temporary order
restraining the district council Of the
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and
Joners OF America and ten OF the locals
of the organization from interfering with
the business OF Fox Brothers Manufactur-
Ing company wns granted by Federal
Judge g. a, Finkelberg today
The complaining company in It's petition
sets forth that boycott has been de-
cIared against II by the brotherhood and
Its local chapters and that a general con-
spiracy has been formed and Is being
executed TO ruin its business. The com
pony manufactures mill materials and
woodwork used by builders
The defendants arc cited to appear In
the United States Circuit court on Feb
ruary Is and show cause why the order
should not be made permanent
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-03
BOARD MAKES APPOINTMENTS
Light Inspectors and Chief Janitress
Named by County Commissioners.

At Thursdays meeting of the Board of
County Commissioners Willard Snow
was appointed light Inspector for the dis
trlct north OF Murray. and Nell Anderson
was appointed for the district south of
the smelter town. The appointees are
road supervisors, and the appointments
do not carry additional salaries.
The Commissioners also created the
position OF chief JanltTess and named Mrs
Anna Nichols for the place. al a salary
of so n month Mrs. Nichols has been
janitrcss at the building for scyernl
years.
In view of the feet that Commissioner
Miller Is going TO tho East soon he was
appointed committee TO secure data on
voting machines. steam rollers and the
sale OF the funding bonds
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-03
BODY FOUND IN TRUNK
Washington Boy Victim of Foul Muir
der at Norfolk.

NORFOLK, Va, Feb 2-The murdered
6SSah 6GaS OF CIV walter Dolsen, aged 2s years
rine corps here on Saturday last ofter ar
honorable service of five years, was to-
5oy b, found packed into trunk which had
S zen purchSSed by his alleged murderer
nv nv INTO %hlch IL was intended to plnce
Dolsen,s clothing and ship the wboie
rom rom NorIolk before the murder could he
Charles f. Taylor, aged % with uh,
Dolsen had been rooming at iodsJOI MJ,osil
hhouee mere where the murder occurred
bssn bas hed; tSa Robbery is supposed to have
hundred dollars which Dolsen is ,e' zee
TO have had is missing. % Nno"h
poisen was from Bremerton. Wash 70
v,ni, wsieh place he intended returning to
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-03
APPLICATIONS FOR WATER
Several Are Filed With the State En-
pinesr.

John F. Jones of Beaver, Frank d.
Farnsworth OF the same town. and
Thomas d Holloway of Nernal filed ap-
pllcations Thursday In the office of State
Engineer Tanner for water rights. to be
used for irrigation purposes,
Mr. Jones asks to appropriate one-half
second foot OF water from springs in Big
canyon. Beaver county, TO be used In ir-
rigating his lG0-acTe farm. Mir Farms
worth wishes to appropriate forty cubic
feet from Beaver river. making tho ap-
pllcaton In behalf of n number OF land
owners In the vicinity. the total acreage
to be irrigated amounting to 400.
The last applicant Mr. Holloway,
wants fifty cubic feet of water from the
White river in Uintah county. He ex-
plains that only at times Is there fifty
second feet OF water In the river. and the
purpose is TO store this water when the
river Is high, to be used for irrigating an
eiGhty-acre farm belonging to the ap-
pllcant In Ulntah county.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-03
Here Is the Ordinance.
SEEK RELIEF FROM DEBT
Three Salt Lakers File Petition in
Bankruptcy.

Three moro Salt Lakers asked relief
from their debts by Ming petitions In
William II WILKINSON. a salesman. has
liabilities amounting 10 S9l0l IS, with as
sets figuring UP so. claimed to be ex-
ceptcd. Hls chief creditor Is the New
England Loan G Trust company of Bos-
ton, to whom he is indebted in the sum
OF Sl@55. 2j. due on a promlssory note.
Mary ]. Clark Is indebted in the sum
Of Sll. 707l l9, and owns nothing The debts
consist principally OF three notes, Tho
first was given away back in 1883 to
james Malloy for SGs3l. Another note for
$lE76.0 is due S NJ Whitmore, and still
another for 5000 due TO w S. Mccormick
6 Co.
Rudolph W. Johnson, a railroad en-
ploycc, has allowed his debts to accu-
mulate until thev foot up 5000. His
sets amount to but IS, and this is claimed
to be excepted. The principal Items OF
tho account are due the Crane Distillery
company. S0J, and the California Wine
COmpanV, 500
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-03
COLLINS REPORTED CAUGHT
Rumor Has It That Man Who Es-
capped From Sheriff Is Captured,

According TO reports from a wireless
telegraph station located near the county
jail. word WAS recently received that
Horny Collins had been arrested or was
under surveillance. and Sheriff Emery ad-
mitted Thursday evening that there was
some foundation for the report Collins
It will be remembered. jumped from a
train while In the custody OF Deputy
Sheriff Joe Sharp several weeks ago
While bringing his prisoner from Ogden.
Sharp Is alleged 10 have stepped into a
toilet room and upon his return the man
had disappeared The train was stopped
and Sharp walked long, weary miles I'm
search OF Collins. but he was not apprc-
hended. II the report proves true IL VIII
Ds TG ss snta3 n3 for oe n ue lorGe as Col
Lake OF some magnitude and his record
elsewhere is said TO be sufficient to STAMP
him as a bad man.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-03
Dr. Miles'
Anti Pain Pills

Inc greatest remedy on Garth for o,.,
on ON dhy ny KIND. Their soothing innuence nne
on ON the nerves Is felt Throughout tbe up up
had La Grippe pains all oyar mo -,
no, ~as IN sucn distress | thought I couid
a1r an,, enaure IT, thought Of DR. MIIaSi JGH,G
the pain ,n disa r'ls, nnd after taking doses
ruly' pni. Ny brother has sweIIlne pc peaSe Sgs
noin n1 %Ld uses them. as they case tbe
IH,,tn; Inr 1 1nd leave no bad effects like ouiats
7, - ADEIIA LANE, Portage ,5,o,
~ they fail to help your dr1,sois, LHicn Nm
iss'do - dny your money on first pacfsSe wiz
S' - cents. Never sold In bulk
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-03
Negligence Is Alleged,
HAD SUCCESSFUL DAY
st. Marks Charity Association Profits
by a Sale.

As had been anticipated. St Marks
Charity association day proved 10 be the
store. All during the day the store was
well filled With patrons, this being espe-
oiaily true as the afternoon hours ad-
Yanced. The members OF the association
were present throughout the day and did
much to make the day a profitable one
for the store and for the charity which
they represented.
Another big turnout Of patrons Is prom
ised for today So many are Interested In
the welfare OF tho children OF the State
Street Orphans Home and Day Nursery,
and have been working hard to insure for
them as goodly n fund as possible. Home
made cakes VIII be offered as another
feature TO attract purchasers
The proceeds OF todays sales. at least
20 per cent of them, will be divided be-
tween the Salvation Army and the Or
phanS Home and Day Nursery.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-03
DEATH OF EN0CH Filler
Well-Known Coal Operator, Father Of
W. G. Filler, Dies in Pennsylvania.

Walter G.. Filler received a telegram on
Thursday announcing the death OF his
father Enoch Filler at Sharon, Pa. and
left for that city Thursday evening,
Mr. Filler was one OF the wealthiest coal
operators OF Western Pennsylvania He
sank the Snrst coal shaft in Mercer coun-
ty, introducing the methods OF mining
which he had learned In England. Mr.
Filler also introduced new methods and
machinery for hoisting coal
In 1866 he went into business with
Samuel Kimberly, q member OF a family
which has made It's nomc famous In min
Ing deals both East and West, and. even
as far as the klondike country. Mr. Kim
berly. by the way, also died short time
ago. After forming the partnership with
Mr., Kimberly, mines were opened in
SEWER county, Utah. and the town OF
Kimberly was founded.
Tho funeral will be held at the family
homo In Sharon ON SmnhnV
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-03
THREE BONDS ARE FILED
Members Of Board of Public Works
Rendy to Begin Their Duties.

The following members OF the Board of
Public Works filed their bonds in the Of
fee of the City Recorder Thursday:
Fred J. Leonard chairman, 1900, with
C, r. Boutwell, and r. f. McConaughy
suretics.
Charles D. Rookldge. 5000. with w. II.
Shearman and r, ]. Glendinning as sure
ties.
Samuel NJ. Barlow, $500. with ]. D.
Murdock and T. Raleigh as sureties.
C. P. Brooks is the only mepber who
has not qualified. but he is expected to
do so today. w. j. Halloran filed his
bond Wednesday
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-03
FOURTH TRIAL is HAD
Oregon Short Line Condemnation Ac-
ton Is Again Decided by Jury.

The jury in the condemnation suit of
the oregon Short Line Railroad company
against II. H. Turner ct al, returned into
Judge Lewiss court Thursday morning
with verdict in favor OF the defendant
for $3.50 OF this sum $50 is for the land
actually taken and $500 Is for the damage
TO the remainder of the tract
The land Is situated a Murray, and the
railroad track runo dlagonolly through IL
on the second. $500. the third, $500
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-03
CRUELTY AND NON-SUPPORT
This the Allegation in Complaint FOR
Divorce

Upon the grounds of cruelty and non
support. Rosanna Elswood has filed ar
action for divorce against f. A. EIswooa aa
In the Third District court The partJea
were married In England moro tbon
thlrtY-two years ngo, and Mrs EIsuyood
alleges that for many years. her hnshd 100
has failed TO support her She nIso ap
leges that he has beaten. whipped "a
shomefully abused her during the past
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-03
OIL MEN NOT All'
Chanute Producers
nIissourihrs

OIL Producers sz
adopted resolutions dnHsudst.si
dcmning and sepud and y
producers at q nv - dfspu
SO far as It tends ,t1TIssosd 70 s 4
OF GOV. Folk OF > iIbeIr d
General Hadley u iSStaup"dsr =
The resolutions Sql 20
eve hereby au,T'ess,uh. q
OF the state Of Mise IRE - I.
sister States. aad ,oas pss
laws similar 10 ,anryotec;lrs I
sas Legislature
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-03
HIGH SCHOOL MAGAZINE
Class Number Issued Thursday 6
CTeditable Issue.

The class number OF the High school
magazine came out at the school yester
day and has q very attractive appearance.
both inside and out The cover, done bv
Jack Held OF the High school, Is very
uniquely drawn On the inside 10 good
frontsplcce. done by Held. and labeled
"HaZing" All OF the departments of the
school such as cadets. society, athletics
are well gotten up Each OF the four
classes is represented with a cartoon and
some poetry.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-03
FOOD ADULTERATI0NS
This Will Be Subject Before Ladies'
Literary Club Today.

The current events and current litera-
turo section of the Ladies' Literary club
meets this afternoon at o'clock at tho
clubhouse, Mrs. Charles Brooks will give
her postponed talk OF Food Adultera-
TONS" which promises to be an especially
Interesting paper She will have q num-
Der of adulterated foods with which to
make demonstrations, and her topic Will
be of especial interest TO the club women
who arc housewives. Mrs. w. r Hutch
inson will also rend papor at this meet
Ing her subject to be the late President
Harper OF Chicago University"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-03
New Theater Probable.
NEW BOARD MEETS
Members Get Acquainted and Decide
on Nights of Meetings

Members of the newly appointed Board
of Public Works met Thursday evening
got acquainted and transacted some little
routine business OF minor Importance
Those present were Leonard, Brooks
Rookledge and Barlow. Mr.. Brooks how
ever, mad not filed his bond with the City
Recorder.
The board decided to meet hereafter
on the FIRST and third Tuesday of each
month at 7:30 o. m.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-03
Cash in the Treasury.

The cash in the treasury is CLASSIFIED as
follows: Gold reserve. $50 600 600. trust
funds, 1.6l5, ,2s4, s69 general fund, sle9 oS3 :
75l; In National bank repositories s61 313
6t'; In Philippine treasury. S5,l6S 34s total
81 ef IlO.ST. against which there arc de-
., 10 81. lso. leaving a balance on hand Of
SZgS, S,se2 Deducting the $50 600 600 gold
reserve leave an available cash balance
on hand OF Sl43, SIS 0S2
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-03
PUBLIC DEBT CONDITION
Statement Shows Decrease of Over
Three Millions for January

WASHINGTON. Feb. 2-The monthly
statement OF the Fuoiic Debt department
Issued today shows that debt, less ash
in the treasury, amounts to se9l 5o4 sls
which Is decrease for the month OF
s. 3i5.072
Tho debt is recapitulated as follows In
terest bearing debt. $s95, ,159 $50; debt on
which interest has ceased since ma
turity, S,170s25: debt bearing no Interest
$3.50 0l9, 6iS' total, 81 2S5. iO9 67S This amount
however, does not include 81. .615. 2s4. $50 In
certificates and treasury notes outstand-
Ing which arc offset by an equal amount
OF cash on hand held for their redemp-
ton.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-03
SHOULD COST LESS
TO SEE AMERICA
Veteran Traveller Holds That
Tourists Pay Too Much for
Accommodations.

George T. Basbrouck. a veteran theatri-
can manager and Representatives. OF ne"
York. who passed through the city Thurs
day. en- route West Is Intensely interest
cd I'm the work OF the See America
league Speaking TO Tho Tribune he
said. after expressing his sympathy WIN
the great work and his hope for It's sue
cess "Therc Is need of vast amount
OF missionary work. The hish rates
charged to the travelling public In the
United States arc great barrlcr to SUI
cess.
Extortionate Charges.
This Is especially true OF the Mlssis-
sippi valley The tourist is held up Dy
extortIonate prices OF hotels, restaurants
dining cars railway lunch counters etc;
A tourist can, on the contrary. travel
everywhere In Europe and have conioLt-
ablc Accommodations at cheap rates he
Will be made TO feel AT homo at less imam
half the price he would pay In America
Here there ia no choice between the ex-
pcnsivc hotels and the cheap lodslhe-
houses. where the meals and service arc
intolerablc
Speaks From Experience.
81 have Travelled extensively for twenty,
five years, both at home and abroad. and
/ know whereof l speak, In New YORK,
Boston and Chicago there are many
French and Italian restaurants where one
can get a table hote dinner. with wine,
for 30 or so cents. but such thing ls
Impossible In the West or South IL
seems to me that until reform Is
brought about In prices none but the
wealthy class can afford to see America
first
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-03
INSANE MAN ESCAPES
Exciting Chase In Reno Streets After
Madman.

RENO, Nev.. Feb. "A crazy man. In
tent upon almost any crime his diseased
mind might think OF. escaped from his
attendant at the railroad station hero
this morning and for some time 1t ives
feared he would perpetrate considcra bic
harm. His namc Is Samuel NJ Nicely
committed to the State asylum from ElEo
county. He was in charge of Deputy
Sheriff Weathcrs and no sooner had tho
train stopped here than he broke away
from his keeper and began racing madly
through tho streets.
Citizens took up the chase and after nm
exciting run the man was caught over
powered and conveyed to the ASYLUM
where he is now confined In the danger
GUS ward