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New-York tribune., 1906-02-10

Plymouth Feb sailed steamer Lobea (sr). Palmer.
New 4ork; 9th IN. arrived, steamer Rotterla1i,
IDutchl Van den Heuvel New York FOR Bouiogne and
London: Feb s-sailed steamer Maine. Prayer New
Isle Of Wight Feb e-Passed. steamer GyIler Cor, Al
DungenesS Feb 9-Passed. (T,r,
Swan, New-Yorl for Rotterdam i' 'i'4''
Point Glasgow. Feb S-Sailed Earl Of
tfSr new. for Nev'-York - 0Na'N'
Scily. Feb 9-Passed steamer Rotterdam tDu.ch) Va,
den Heuvel. New-Yor< for Plymouth ROtter,Ia,,S
Ma )les. Feb o. m-Arryed. PrInzess Irene
9ier). pannemann. New-York (and proceeded f9T
Genoa. Feb Sailed. steamer BrasIe Utah. oItvari
New-York '' '''0ii'
Port Talbot, Feb Sailed steamer Madawaska c3r,
Jenkins. Baltimore ''''
Colombo, Feb S-Arrived steamer Koranna (Br) Rem
wick. Nev-York via Algiers etc. for Calcutta
Lizard Feb g. noon-Passed, Rotterdam
Van der Heuvel New-York Plymouth and Rot
terdam. ~ ~ -'
Flushing. Feb s-Arrived. steamer Prometheus Cqer,
Thoen, New York. N''''
PernambuCo, Feb S-Sailed steamer Rvr,n
from Saptos etc for New-York
Fayal FEB Passed. steamer K0nign Iuise (Gerl
NoiseT: York for Gibraltar. Naples and Genoa
Clarke, New-York for Liverpool >'''
Brow Head FEB 9. o a nlSteemer Campania (Rrl
MewLlor for Queenstown and Liverpool, reported by
ably reach Queenstown about m to-day.
New-York tribune., 1906-02-10
NEw-KAvEN ELECTION CONTEST ON.
Republican Nominee for Controller Brings
Quo Waranto Proceedings.

NeN-Hayen. Feb. 2 CSpeciaD--A J. Goodrich He
publican nominee for Controller OF the city
of Waterbury in the last election has brought ouo
Warranto proceedings to oust Michael D. Russell
;hs Democratic incumbent. M Goodrich claims
that there were many and manifest irregularities
81 The way the votes counted for his office
and II they had been correctly counted Or were
again 70 be counted il would be found thnt he was
elected. Papers ia the suit have been served on
Mr Russell THIS is the latest move on the pert
Of the Republican candidate 10 get his application
fCr a recount into court. Judge Robinson refused
10 entertain the motion time ago States At
iOrney William Ii Williams, Of Aew-Haven Coun-
-. appears prosecuting officer 10 the complaint
OF NJ Goodrich, ~ compliance with the State law.
The Goodrich complaint Is along the anne lines
those in lie recent suits At Bridgeport. Mr.
Goodrich says that Mr.. Russell 'usurped'' The Job
of Controller and does 5till usurp it, to the
damage cf the rights of Waterbury and against
rae pesce Of the Stale Mr.. Russell declared
elected by n majority % only twenty-seveu votes.
Tie application for q recount made before
le took ofi.ce. but then denied The o,dce OF
Controller pays. in Waterbury, salary OF Sl.J10
The officer IS tire ctys purchasing agent. ana all
expenditures must be- approved ~ him. Mr.. Pus-
sell was tOntrOller for four years. bur years
Was defeated by Mr.. Goodrich
New-York tribune., 1906-02-10
PROPOSALS FOR STRUCTURAL sTFVl

,,,,.,S,.D3f W0Rk GALvANIzED CORRUGATED iron,
AtstItlItt EUttAl IRON WORK.
~ EllSEPt{0oP % DOORS ENTENsIRIE VTSTIRfrf IFS rs
M MWlTppNS, !, HOIST, l'rCO Oricc Of Assistant pnT
chasing Ascent Panama Rail Road Company o. s,. u
street New York February lOth 1906 SeHIsi STATE
viii be received at the Ontce Assistant
Agent Panama ttatl Road Company - state street. y w
York, until zoo T. NJ February 26th 1905 for
the above mentioned articles. blanks ami mn t,tNrs
tion may be obtained at this otnce ~ '"
ALFRED ANDERSON
Assistant Purchasing Agent
New-York tribune., 1906-02-10

When winds really roar roughly,
rough and ready coats are the real
thing.
Like the plaid travelling ulsters,
which fell down to $40 from higher
prices because the early Winter
weather was rough only on the ulster
business.
Rain and SNOW are a pair which
show the double advantage Of the
Double" shoe.
Two thicknesses of waterproof
leather; but the looks of a stylish
walking shoe.
S..
ROGERS, PEET & COMPANY.
Three Broadway Stores.
25s sA2 1860
ar at at
Warren st. 18th ST. S2nd ST.
New-York tribune., 1906-02-10
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-York, Friday, February 8, 1905
ARRIVED

Steamer Armenian (Br). Kelk LIVERPOOL January 90 t
the White Star Line, with mdse Arrived at the Rar at
Steamer willkommen Ger Totze. Bremen Janpar, %
and Shields "A TO Philip Ruprecht ballast Arrived
Steamer Exeter City CBr). Carey Bristol January %
ana Swansea 90 to James Arke & Co with ndse AR ~
Steamer Prns WHEN II Dutch. Beckering ,n,s+o,-
Gan December "a Paramaribo January Is Deinerara Is
Guayra 25 Porto Cabello 26 curacao 2s Tacme 20 An
cayes 81 and Port au Prince February TO the Holland
chored in Quaranne at 725 m mails ana ndse An
Steamer Bloomfield (Br) Lowe Shields January ., 70
Steamer Advance. Hammond, Colon February . to the
Panama Railroad Steamship Line with passengers mails
SANDY Hook y J. Feb o $50 p m-Wndp southwest
light breeze: fair ~ '''
January d and Trinidad 90 Holland America
Lane, with mdse. Arrived at the Bar a 80 a m.
and Guanca "a San Juan 2s Arroyo 90 Jobos Februar
B. TO the New-Yorll Porto Rico Steamship COMPANY
with passenger and mdse Arrived Bar at 40
m
Steamer Advance. Hammond from Colon February . to
me Panama Railroad and steamship Company with u
$3.50 50 49,
Steamr valdivia Ger Deyantier Port de Paix Januarv
- Port au Prince % st Marc %. Jereme 28 JacneI
p Savanilla 81 and Santa February l. 10 the Ham
burg American Line. with passengers mails ana mdse
arrived at the Bar at 3:l5 m.
steamer El Vale. Grant. Galveston February 3 TO
southern Pacific Company. with mdse. Passed in Sandy
Hook at 11:l5 m. ''
Steamer Excelsior Hopner. New Orleans Febraurv
10 southern racine COMPANY with passengers ndse
Passed in Quarantine at II 80 "A IN.
Steamer IroIuois Chichester jacksonville Febr,arv =
via Charleston g. to William = Clyde & with
gers and mdse Passed in Quarantine at 1O:nj m
Norfolk. the Old Dominion steamship company with
passengers and mdse. Passed in Quarantine m
SAILED
Steamers Brooklyn City (r Bristol. Aros Castle ,Fr,
and Newport News; Venetia Ger. Nontego Bav Piar
River etc; Orizaha Nassau aud Santiago Comal Bruins
m an la fl1
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.

For. Steamer Close in n. Y
via s p Feb 10 1880 m
F) 80. :, Feb 10 1890 m
u, Wia ViGtoTta1 Feb IA. 500 m
r. Feb Is, 1O:3O m
t3tt, iaiheua Wa 81: Feb 49, 1890
Eietoral ................F Feb 25 500 p m
-'-' iposa WA > FJ Mar 9. 1880
New-York tribune., 1906-02-10

WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY a.
Majestic Liverpool February White Star
-K0nig Albert Gibraltar, February Lloyd
ETHIOPIA Glasgow. February
sAiaranhense. Para February Booth
Hamburg Naples. February Am
Barba Bremen, February Lloyd
New-York tribune., 1906-02-10

Steamers Brooklyn City C8r) Bristol Aros Castle ,7
Cape Town. etc; Goldsboro Philadelphia; Monroe NorfC
and Newport News; Neneta Ger. AIontego Bav Ma
River etc: Orizaha Nassau and Santiago: ComaL Brur
wick Comanche Charleston and jacksonville
New-York tribune., 1906-02-10
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

Brings mail.
New-York tribune., 1906-02-10
CrPREME COURT. APPELLATE DIVISION.

First Department.-In the matter application
OF Rapid Transit Railroad Commissioners
city of York. for the appointment three
commissioners determine and whe rapid
transit railway railways for the
portation OF and property by the
Board ought to be constructed and
Avenue Ttoute-Publtc notice is hereby given
undersigned Alexander Brough L Ronheur nd
Abraham Hershheld having by of the Appellate
Division of the Supreme Court First Judicial De-
parment. entered in the above entitled on the
10th OF January 1eo6 bearing 2ah dav OF
January 1906 been appointed commissioners determine
and after due public hearing
railways mentioned in the petition Of the said BOARD
presented 20 the said Appellate Division
9th day OF October. 1905. and filed OF
clerk of said court about the same day ought
constructed and
the 26th day OF February 1906. clock in the
afternoon Of that day, the Office Hays & Hersh-
field No 14i Broadway. in the Borough of Manhattan
city OF NeY York as the time and place for
sitting. anc that at such sitting
sttngs may be thereafter held. they will hear ali
Interested the said matter
Dated, New York February Sd
ALEXANDER BROCGH.
IsCCIEN l. BONHEUR.
a HERSHFIEID
GEORGE L. RIVES. 80 Liberty Street New York CITY.
and BOAIsDMAN. PI4ATT & SOLEY. SIS Wall Street
New York City Attorneys for Board Of Rapid Transit
Railroad Commissioners for the City OF New York.
New-York tribune., 1906-02-10
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

7At1AIE1-N<N0
Sunrise 7;Ol Moons age II
HIGH WATER.
AM-sandy s:15 Coy. Island $50 He'll Gate 1929
PM-Sandy s:42l Gov. Island s:53 Hell Cafe 10 i6
and La savoie reported by wireless
day to-day about $50 a The CaEonia
reLortea viii dock Io-day about II a.
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THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS

FOREIGN PORTS.
Liverpool Feb 9-Arryed. steamer savona C3r> TayIor
New-York. '' -'''Oi'
Queenstown Feb 3.14 m-Arrved. steamer Gamma nj,
(Br). War;, New-YoTk for Liverpool proceedeC1
New-York tribune., 1906-02-10

latest portrait az Miss and Mr. IongHGrth
WAC 60 be married al the White week
foisss page az the Illustrated suppIeueut
Mlih .O-DorroH's Tribune.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-10
THE PROVIDENCE NEWS
NEW YORK. BROKER
MARR|ES FALL
RIVER WOMAN

The announcement OF the marriage Of
Miss Mary Macdonald. a former resident
OF Fall River, and John Williams. prom
inent Wall street broker, was made yes
terday
Miss Macdonald Is a graduate OF Rad
cliffe college and was employed as spe-
cia writer for technical journals I'm New
York Arrangements were made 10 have
the ceremony performed at the close Of
the Lenten season. but business matters.
which called Mr. Williams 10 Europe,
caused a change OF plans
a special dispensation was secured and
the ceremony was performed last Satur-
day AT St Francis Xavier church, Six
teenth street. by Rev. FIR. Van Rensselaer,.
Mr. williams is tho senior partner I'm
the firm OF John Williams & Co, bankers
and brokers. Their office is at IL and As
Wall street, New York city They will sail
for Europe on March "a where they Will
remain az least three months.
Three years ago Miss Macdonald sued
Patrick Kiernan. superintendent or the
Fall River water works for $4,000 for
breach of promise. she was awarded SIS
600. and later Mr.. Herman married
young woman in Fan River.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-10

and was particularly anxious to know the
views of the artists on the development OF
Americans in that field.
HE was also anxious that Mr.. Mar
teau should meet his new son-in-law, of
whom he seemed very proud He said
tnat Mr.. Longwortn was a great lover OF
music and capable violinist having
studied under Ysaye. and indicated that
the representative would have chosen an
artistic career had he not been a man OF
wealth.
mir. Gerardy remarked that Mr.. Roose-
welt in his ways was like The kaiser.
whom he knew. He had known how hard
the kaiser worked from personal contact
with that ruler. and had never met any
one so like him as Mr.. Roosevelt.
Mr. Marteau. who has also met the
kaiser agreed with him. Mr.. Roosevelt
listened. but he only smiled in reply"
Music lovers will. through the enterprise
OF the Shepard Company have an oppor-
tunity 10 hear these masters OF two OF the
most delightful musical Instruments. for
they will appear in concert In Infantry
hall next Friday evening, when a pro-
gram or special interest and merit will be
rendered. The sale OF seats thus far pre-
sJges a large audience on that occasion,
and that Il will thoroughly enjoy the per-
formance of these two eminent inetru-
mentalists is an absolute certainty.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-10
CITY HALL RECORDS.
Friday, March ..

Friday March O.
REAL. ESTATE CONvEYANCES.
Joseph p killorsn to Joseph Madden
lot with buildings south side Lockwood
street. SIC
John r Gillen 20 Bridget Gillen, his
wife. undivided half OF lot with build
ings north eide Valley street. SO.
Joseph Madden 10 Rhode Island hospital
lot with buildings south side lockwood
street. $40
REAL ESTATE MORTGAGES
wallace t. Belcher et uN.. Grace ID.
TO Peoples Trust company two lots with
buildings south side California avenue:
S2gN
Zacharlah n. Tucker 20 Peoples Saw
ings bank lot with buildings north side
villa avenue; $4,000.
william III. Donahay To Frank O. Field
lot with improvements north side Lester
street; $500
DISCHARGES OF REAL ESTATE
MORTGAGES.
Zachariah r. Tucker by William q.
Northup. ,ano
Zachariah r Tucker ny Cooperative
Savings society OF Connecticut. 5000
Joseph Thomas % ux.. Mary T. by In
dustriat Trust company. 5000
Joseph 2 Kllloran by Catherine Nc
Namara; $1,000
ASSIGNMENT OF WAGES
Lewis Roberts 10 Mitchell Roberts from
r. NJ Dart Manufacturing company. 10
March O. 1905
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-10
STORM DID MUCH
DAMAGE ALL OVER
NEW ENGLAND

Boston. March lO.-Deyeloping as II
proceeded northward. a storm that had
It's origin IN the Gulf Of Mexico. held New
England in its grasp yesterday The
storm was accompanied by a thick fan
OF wet snow that caused great incon-
venionoe 70 telegraph. telephone, trolley
and fire alarm systems.
Last night however. the storm had
disappeared as suddenly az It came. and
IS we'll on It's way down 10 the provinces.
Just what damages ~ may have caused
along the Maine coast cannot be deter
mined. owing 10 the complete Interrupt
tion Of telegraph and telephone service
east Of Massachusetts
So far as could be learned last night
the gale did not cause any disasters along
tho New England coast. and only one
fatality due to tho storm has been re-
ported
Al Salem an engineer named Guy G.
Cowperthwaitc was killed By shock
from an electric light wire that had
broken under the weight OF wet snow
stephen Murphy. lG years Of age was
severely burned by the same wire. but
VIII recover.
Cowperthwaitc was walking home from
work when he saw tie lad fall lie ran
to his assistance and when he seized the
boys hand Cowperthwaite was thrown
TO the ground by severe shock. lie was
removed 20 the hospital, where he died.
The storm developed so rapidly during
its highI up from the gulf that IL was
raging fercely before the weather bureau
was really aware Of It's intensity. II was
too late then for storm warnings 20 hold
vessels IN port. and many craft Of all
sizes and descriptions caught the force Of
the gale.
During tho day the wind blew from
the northwest, north and northeast out
I'm Massachusetts hay and OF Cape Cod
shore the wind reached a velocity Of 90
miles m hour
The chief damage resulting from the
storm around Boston was the paralysis OF
the telegraph lines An wires 20 Maine.
both telephone and telegraph. went down
late IN the afternoon and communica
ton with the state hy wire was stlll
Interrupted at late hour last night.
The telegraph service 10 New York was
frequently interrupted by broken wires
and short circuits due 10 the moisture.
Direct communication with southeastern
Massachusetts and Rhode Island was cut
OF
The streets Of Salem Maiden, Medford.
Lynn and other Massachusetts cities
were practically without electric lights on
account OF the wires collapsng under the
weight OF the wet snow. The snowfall
was not heavy enough 20 block railroads
or street car lines, but many trains were
run at reduced speed In the absence OF
wires, TO avoid accidents.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-10
LECTURE ON STRIKING
TWELVE" BY JOHN hERVEY

lecture on striking Twelve" was
given last evening by John Mcdonald
Hervey In the Second United Presbylet-
ian church on Gladstone avenue.
The lecturer said that the FIRST word TO
be considered In life IL agreement and
I'm starting out I'm life one must agree ON
some things and disagree on others.
He said But there Is a second word
for us tonight and Il is action. As soon
as we have thought out a rnatter we
must put II I'M action. There are people
who are always just little behind sched-
uled time. and they go on through life
falling over people trying TO make THIS
up No business man ever misses his
train 20 kiss his wife.
"A third word for US is appropriation. II
we ever strike - we must have open eyes
I'm daylight The wrong principle OF app
propriation is what sends every girl 90
Cranston. The right principle Is the one
that sends him or her on the road 20 sue
cess"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-10

can ask him TO come before Il. but IL
has written him letter. saying that II
he desires to be heard. &c would be very
glad 10 give him hearing
The letter contained the further state
iment that the company had decided not
20 sue Hamilton until he had had an op-
portunity 10 be heard
4 Persons close to Hamilton believe that
ne viii avail himself OF the opportunity
70 address the committee unless his coun-
sci advises him not 10 because OF proba-
bic criminal proceeding. II Hamilton
does 20 before the committee he will not.
his friends say, make any sensational dis
closures IN regard to legislative payments.
/ What Hamilton is likely 20 tell the Fow-
Ter committee will probably concern more
closely the trustees OF the company. lie
may let the committee know that there
were trustees OF the company who UNDER
stood the general scheme OF tho payments
10 him, and who allowed John A. Mccall
10 shoulder alone the entire responsible
hty.
No pressure was brought 20 bear on
Hamilton by the district attorneys office
10 get him TO return. That was learned
positively yesterday. He came back OF his
own free will.
ISSUED STATEMENTS.
This statement was issued yesterday at
the offices OF the Mutual Reserve Life In
lsorance company relative 90 the indict-
lrnent OF the two Burnhams and George II.
E,dridge:
There has been no wrong committed
by any officer OF the Mutual Reserve.
either forally or legally. An indictment is
simply an official accusation based on
the presentation OF one side OF the case.
When the matter comes TO trial both sides
viii be heard, and we have no fear OF the
as a matter OF simple fairness until that
time,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-10

president had had in many months. The
crisis IN the rate bin situation had como
THE members Of the senate committee
had resolved that they must be free from
executive influence and be permitted 10
vote as they pleased. Senator Knox and
Attorney General Moody were at odds
over the amendment which the president
had asked the former to draw.
Speaker Cannon and Representative
Hepburn were insisting that the house bill
should not be amended In fact most Of
the day was taken up by Mr. Roosevelt
in conference with the various leaders In
an endeavor to reconcile their many DIFF
ferences and trying 10 settle the motty
legal points on which able lawyers dis
agreed
''He haH...Nvgted the two musicians to
call on HIM however. and at the hour
he had appointed he put aside all public
business and gave his attention TO them
He talked of French and American music
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-10
MARTEAU AND
GERARDY WILL De
HERE MARCH IS

The New York Times OF Feb, % last
gives an interesting account OF call
made on President Roosevelt by those
distinguished musicians. Henri Marteau,
the great French violinist and Jean
Cierardy the famous Belgian .'cellist.
president Roosevelt Is never too busy
10 talk about music. especially the violin.
He proved this on Wednesday, when for
half an hour I'm the late afternoon he sat
and gossiped with Henri Marteau and
Jean Gerardy.
1T was probably TIE busiest day the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-10
Rcrre.e,fat6res Of tae Powers Aseciras a-s. -

,AIs-c3rss. Spain. March lo.-ENpressions
~ tho French and German delegates Co
he horOccan conference last evening
gre The impression that a compromise on
nrzcned.
IN GERMAN delegates have now moved
from .he hitherto rigid standpoint which
rorrnn bank. declaring their readiness tO
K-Unt 10 Frcnyh Subscribers % the exist
mn loan 40 shares 81 the capital ~ the
bnnk instead Of one share. as originally
trzs Nc- on.
1Ae French delegates though outward
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-10

~ determined not 90 reduce their demand
for four shares. as embodied in their pro-
ject. appear inclined 10 accept the German
oncFr but iu return expect the Germans
20 meet them with concessions in the
matter % the police
France will not agree 90 the scheme of
alloung certain ports 20 France and Spain.
according 60 the Austrian plan. nor 90 the
appointment of u commander who IA not
FfenCS. hut is willing Go consent 90 the
appointment ~ an inspector from "a ueu-
iral nation, who shall not have command
~ tho police
sions on the bank question and IN the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-10
HOMEOPATHIC SOCIETY
HELD MONTHLY Meeting

The monthly meeting of the Rhode Is
land Homeopathic society was held at
the office OF DR. Edgar G. Gates l541
Westminster street last evening. There
was a large attendance and the business
Of the society was transacted
Papers were read on 'Eclamkia' by DR..
Robert 8. Phillips and on the treatment
OF the same disease by Dr. George f. All
son OF East Providence At II o'clock a
light lunch was served in the dining room.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-10
NEWSLETS

He may be druggist who drugs
But he's not "a huggist who hugs,
And no tinker ever has tunk;
Though you can't get a craftsman 10 craw
A respectable craftsman may draw
And q drinker may often be drunk.
We say OF the swimmer "He swan"
But not Of the trimmer. she tram"
And we never rowers have rown.
Though a man who has brought may not
bratch,
The one who has caught still may catch.
And many thrower has thrown.
IT'S common for sailors to sail
But IL isn't for tailors 20 tall.
And more than one plan are not plen
II the broker Is not one who brokes.
Stlll the smoker may be one who smokes.
And more than one man are called men.
Though never a spender has spoan
The kind-hearted lender may loan.
And many a dealer has dealt;
We may say that a man who weaves
wovo.
But not that the one who grieves grove,
Puck
Norman L. Bullock was fined s25 and
costs I'm tho Sixth district court this
morning for larceny OF a SO watch from
| George Chamberlain. lie has been In court
/ before on other charges.
] BENJAMIN F. Fenner. p Westminster
/ street, was much surprised To find ms so
| tlmepiece missing when he felt for IL az
/ Burgess street al o'clock last night after
/ walking up town from Eddy street, where
I he had last used it.
/ Fred Audet. EOS shcrburne street reports
\ TO the police of the Fifth station that he
/ lost or had stolen from him, 81 in bills
| and some change IN the saloon, corner OF
! o'Connell and Eddy streets about Il
! o'clock last night
! As result OF yesterdays storm tele-
! phone wires between 223 and 275 Chalk
| stone avenue were broken down and huns
/ on the sidewalk. A gang OF repair men
from the telephone company repalred
them on notification by. the Second station
police.
Charles Banigan said he saw and took
Il" when charged with stealing 81 derby
which belonged 10 Michael Connolly anC
was hanging in Madden's South Mali
street paint shop yesterday afternoon. III
got s. and costs I'M the Sixth distric
court this morning.
James Hudson, as was taken sick in tn
Montreal lodging house 1913 Richmon'
street at 10 o'clock last night and re
moved 10 the Rhode Island hospital II
the ambulance. He is reported suffering
with pneumonia and in a serious condi
tion today.
The Bailey Camp Meeting association
will hold a revival service at the Randall
square gospel mission, 81 Gladstone ave
nue. Sunday afternoon at o'clock. DIR
I Frank r. Sprague OF the Broad stree
Christian church will speak and sing. IN
public is invited.
Mr.. John p. Meakin of Salt Lake cit,
will lecture on Utah and the Mormons
at Arcanum hall/l52 Weybosset street oi
Sunday evening Mr.. Meakin has been
resident of salt Lake city for 30 year
and IS competent and Will give n truthful
story Of the subject In hand. Mr.. Meakii
is not a Mormon He is Fratcrnalist.