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New-York tribune., 1907-03-03
E8 FOR THE BUSY MAN. gsB

street and Third avenue. William Bayard Hale will
Deglh MS course Great Novelists"
me Following are among the more important
lectures scheduled for this week:
To-nght-"sierra Nevada Mountains and the Yosemite
va seAfy, e. ~ colyn B. Brown, at Public School So
Fire.. by William 7. Esing at Public School 81 No.
Phenomena by Prosessor Robert W. Prent sun ~ & MS
ayenue: The Makers Of Political and Intellectual Ger
mony, men by Professor Rudolph Tombo tr.. St Luke's
9oyeInments by John Martin. Peters Hail. 2Oth
History Of the Movement for Arbitration Sy Mrs Srss %
Ta Anes Mead. at Public School . 14lst street and
p.I, Tg,e.s.aay-Tho Far Eastern Question: The White
Natural History. nth street and columbus avenue
Is5 s1qes in N4sleal AT piano recital by Dr. Henry G.
Eghth avenue: The History Of Painting, by Alexander
= Van Iaer at the Public Library, No lo5 West 195th
s I5 6s 1 {ra'Tsre r. m a5d functions Fl % Of & the &HsaIthg
50 No 223 Eas, ssh stress isiy' ' at i00H' S0h00i
%s5 ~ To5g Ga e h PF e.. Gags9 ss
street and Lexington Light and Color by
avenue ana si ~ stT, Roeo " ana julie b Tu ITs
Martha Fooe Grow at 81. Bartholomews LyCeum Hall.
Fdvard Avis, East side House settlement 10th
Thursaay-''The Energetic Nolecue' by Professor !
Newton Gray, Hebrew Technical Institute, No s6
John Martin at Public school Sc 90th street and
Tet seymour Al Public school o. Hester Essex ana
e,,aSas re T;s,t = A,,er a, P,,1in Sciao1 197
1, y L az , 9[l395 7t e 100
m . IaNsnoe e sk ct bc sehoo d a. a. g
and Collister streets
Friday-"The History O Education--The Awaken
ing Of Europe" by Professor Earl Barnes. Wad-
leigh High School 115th street and Seventh avenue;
Ivan Terrible and Early Russia by Arthur Rees
Public School 157, 127th street and ST. Nicholas
avenue: Problems Of Population and Poverty by Pro
fessor James Walter crook Of Amherst. West Side
Neighborhood House, No EOI West both street New
York Earbor.' Herbert Sherwood, Public
School 100 Suffolk Rivington
saturday-'E Electricity Electrical EnereyII'' by
Professor John :. Mckay Museum OF Natural His
tory 18TH street Columbus Electricity
Application Telephony by Theodore Jones. High
School Of Commerce. Gith street. west OF Broadway
''Chemistry-II" by Professor Norman 4. Dubois
New York University, s. Ra-tholomcws LYceum Hall
East street; Siege Pcking.''
Tewksbury a Institute Third
and sth street Educational Problems: The
Our Detectives: OF. Mind and Morals" by
Professor Barnes. tho Board OF Education Park
avenue street, The Fight for Pure Milk"
bv DR. Rowland G Freeman. Public School 1s4. 10th
str Lenox
New-York tribune., 1907-03-03
BOIL WEEVIL BIRDS.
Government Expert Says that Eight DIFF
ferent Varieties Reduce the Pest.

Arthur II. Howell, representing the Biological
Survey, a branch OF the Department OF Agrcult-
ure devoted 10 the habits OF birds. in the city
yesterday. saws The New Orleans Picayune." He
IS on his way 10 Texas 10 continue the study of
birds which destroy the boil weevil. which he
began last year.
Mr.. Howell said that he would spend some weeks
IN Texas and later he would return TO Louisiana.
On account OF the mild winter the boil weeyu has
remained active and VIII probably be very abundant
next season. II has made the usual migration east
and north and last fall crossed the Red River into
Oklahoma and reached the Mississippi River at the
central part OF LOUISIANA.
Mr. Howell said that up TO the present thirty
eight varieties OF birds have been found which feed
boil weevils. Some OF the most important are
three species OF orioles. three species OF swallows
the barn swallow the bank swallow and the cliff
swallow-several species OF the hy catcher and a
birds that leave this locality in the winter but
meadow larks and blackbirds which remain here
winter and summer. though some OF them go
The night hawk Is shot by boys a great deal.
and Mr Howell says they should be persuaded 10
The investigation last summer showed that swaI-
lows very fond of boil weevils. At Victoria,
Tex, nearly one hundred were shot IN September
their etonachs examined and in nearly all Of them
were evidences that they had eaten boil weevs and
some had as many as forty-seven insects in their
The farmers are being urged to protect the swaI-
lows in every way and encourage their nesting
The purple martin. near relative Of the swal-
low, also feeds upon boil weev1L and its numbers
may be greatly Increased by putting up nesting
boxes in the fields and farm yards
! ne system followed in investigating the birds
their stomachs. In some cases chemical analysis
s required, as the insects are often found in small
HSSes' pieces ,iaougA some are whole
The bird protection is the special work Of Nir.
aoWWeA He said that the farmers who burned their
great number OF the insects.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-03
FINAL COURSES BEGIN.
Board of Education Announces NeSO
Lectures an Mann Centres.

Although the final series OF public lectures under
the auspices Of the Board OF Education began last
Friday. the majority Of the new courses viii not
begin until next week. This series viii cover the
months OF March and April. ThiFty-two new
courses wiz be opened during the week. and two
OF the university extension courses win be resumed
OF the new courses sixteen have been scheduled
IN Manhattan.
A. Public School 81, so 52s West slth street. to-
morrow night William T. Elsing win open his
course on The Story OF the Earth" and Public
school g. 70th street and First avenue Professor
robert ". ErentiEs OF Rutgers College. begins his
secures on astronomy. The same evening 20 st.
1akes Han, Hudson and Grove streets, Professor
rudolph TOmbO. ST.. win open his course on The
-hkers of Political and Intellectual Germany
NNiie ~ st. Peters Hall. 10Th street and Eighth
- !. @.enue John Martin VII give the fret lecture IN
rs eourse on Modern Citios and Their Govern
~eal" Dg IN The Bronx a; puhlle .sshool 2, 1Rta
New-York tribune., 1907-03-03
PURITY IN ENGLISH.

The principal of a certain school relates incI-
cent IN connection with the closing day eXercises
Al Al tae conclusion of the prograTnIne prize win
ner was surrounded By conRratulating friends.
Weren't you awfully afraid you wouldn't get
contestants
=" Oh nor cheeriy exclaimed Hattie Because
! knew that when Il came 10 English composition
/ had en- all skinned canadian Courier.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-03

4 Il DON'T KNOW WHEN HAVE LISTENED 4
II TO PLAY WITH MORE INTENSE INTER Il
H EST AT EVERY MOMENT bronson Howard
New-York tribune., 1907-03-03
KING EDWARDS CANES.

King Edward IS dlgent collector of walking sticks.
1aten boxes carcaufes and model ships HIS collection
or canes numbers nearly thousand and most Of these
have remarkable associations highly priced
By the King S. used Queen Victoria n her closing
years Il !s made from portion OF the oak IN whose
bouEhs Charles concealed himself after his defeat by
Cromwell az Worcester Baltimore News.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-03

street and Third avenue, William Bayard Hale will
Deglh MS course on Great Novelists.'
me Following are among the more important
lectures scheduled for this week:
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-22
EAST PROVIDENCE
Lots Doing in Police Court.
Tapped the Cash Register.
watchemeket Firemen Meet
Tonight. ...0lher Notes.

III business at the Seventh district court
keeps on increasing for few more weeks
Judge Bliss can say 80 and costs" just
as easy as can Judges Lyman and Wright
or the police court OF Providence. He got
real good start this morning as he had
the unlucky number OF l3 unfor-
tunates 10 say that to this morning. AT
this court the word costs" in most cases
means more than II does In Providence,
for at this court there Is 81 tucked on
for car fare from Riverside. giving some
one Standard Oil profit OF 95 per cent,
and not infrequently Is dollar added
for an express wagon. 30 cents for assis-
tance, all OF which the booze buyer must
pay for or else hop into Warrant officer
Barneys chaise, except on occasions
when he has n wholesale consignment.
then he uses the electrics, and when one
rides from the city hail. of Fast Provi-
dence to the imposing stone buildings
owned and controlled by the state at
Cranston. he had paid about the highest
rate for travelling in this country. Among
those on whom. just before. Mr.. Rarney
had pulled on his black silk Isle thread
gloves, to make the trip. was one Patrick
Connors. an old-time resident of Valley
street. Mr.. Connors is 20 years old, and
met a convivial party yesterday and the
result was he "got into the bog" and
fell, and was quite badly injured about
his head.
DeSiueS the DunCn OF 10 fTcu ondCkeIt
and Joseph Mitchell were each fined 500
and costs for revelline. and they settled,
while Noel Brauder. native OF Woon-
socket, who hired a cottage not far from
Camp White and thought that he could
patch OUT by selling a little beer on
Sunday had his little scheme nipped in the
bud, and as the police did not have a
cast iron cinch on him, were quite willing
10 let him off on probation, providing he
would buy n return ticket for Woonsocket
and then forget that there was such a
place as Riverside.
TOOK A DOZEN DOLLARS.
Someone crawled through a rear window
OF a drug store In the square last night
and played a tune on the cash register
that cost the proprietor Just a dozen
dollars. Patrolman Taggart has been as
signed by Chief OF Police Adams TO find
the man that played the tune.
MINOR MENTION.
Mr.. Charles III. Romer, the we'll known
contractor. has taken possession OF his
old stand at 81 Taunton avenue.
The Watchemoket fire company will
meet this evening and the presence Of
every member Is requested.
Mr.. A. r. Munroe who took a party OF
friends Saturday and entertained them at
the Hotel Thorndike. arrived home this
forenoon.
Mr.. J. Greene has gone TO New Hamp-
shire. where he will spend his two weeks
vacation.
The school committee will meet this
evening
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-22
WATERMELON GAME
0 RAIDED BY POLICE

A watermelon party was rudely inter-
rupted by the police yesterday according
10 the statement OF one who fell into the
clutches OF the officers OF station at the
time they made their descent upon the
party. -,
II appears that yesterday Sarkis ST.
monian, Ardasher Derderian. Hogop Ar
zoorannica and Harry Garahedian, all be-
tween % and 30 years old, yesterday got
thirsty and desired TO moisten their
throats with something cooling and last
ing. Whether they were temperate. or
whether they found IL impossible to OBJ
tain beer or other contraband cooling
fluids In that we'll conserved police dis
trict was not brought out in court But
for some reason the four 1t Is said decid-
ed TO irrigate their parched condition
with watermelon, a red, ripe, cold ana
tuicy one. In order 10 see who should pay
for the treat, cards were resorted to as
an arbiter of the question. and II was
while the game was on that the police
butted in and revoked not only every
hand, but the pot.
In the district court this morning each
of the four were fined IS and costs for
playing cards on Sunday.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-22
OWNED UP THEFT
Of 100000 TO
SAVE A WOMAN

Richmond, Va, July 22.-Lewis Roers
and Harry Allan. alias Harry Stein' the
railway baggage thieves who are said 10
have robbed the various trunk lines OF the
country of nearly $4,000 within the last
few years, and who recently made an un-
successful but daring attempt cut their
way out OF the city jail. have pleaded
guilty 20 the charges preferred against
them by the Virginia authorities and are
now serving a five-year term In the state
petitentiary.
Edith Allan, alias Edith Stein. the wife
of Allan and a former Broadway actress,
is expecting a visit from the stork ana WIN
probably be released as soon as she Is
able TO travel. The confession by the
men OF the crimes charged against the
woman as we'll as themselves was for the
evident purpose OF obtaining her release
from prison and 70 save her offspring uhe
stain OF being born in prison.
Mrs. Allan's case will be nolle prose-
quied not only on account OF her conoi.
ton. but because positive evidence that
she operated with Rogers and Allan In
Virginia is still lacking.
Harry Miller and his wife Mary VINO
were also arrested I'm the general round
up of the aggregation, are still at liberty
Miller escaped from police Headquarters
IN New York, while lighting extradition
10 Virginia, upon the charge which Rogers
and Allan stand convicted Mrs. Miller
was released from custody by the New
York authorities because OF insufficient
evidence that she was an active member
OF the band
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-22
WOULD NOT ENTER
MANS PLEA OF GUILTY

Charles A. Wilson this morning in the
district court pleaded guilty to not sup
porting his wife and children. but Judge
Lee would not entertain the plea, entered
plea OF not guilty. and held Wilson for
trial on the 30th in surety OF $500, accept
ing Probation Officer Wallace as surety.
Wilson said that his wife had deserted
him. that he had written to her TO come
home. and had offered her money for her
support. and was willing 10 support her.
and that he had placed his children TO
board. He said that he was paying In
surance premiums on his wife. himself
and children TO protect them. and that
though he was working out or the city,
he came here to pay the premiums. and
had been arrested while last here.
This statement was made after Capt.
Mowry had told that the wife had COM
planned that the husband left her last
January, after placing the two children
TO board. having taken them away from
her.
Judge Lee said that IL the mans story
was correct. he IL not guilty, entered the
plea OF not guilty. and ordered that a full
investigation OF the case be made.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-22
MOLESTER>OF GIRLS
GIVEN STIFF FINE

Mandel Goldring, aged AZ. In the as
trIct court this morning pleaded guilty TO
assaulting Beatrice Edwards, aged 13, and
was fined 30 and costs
Goldring keeps notion and candy
store on middle Westminster street,
which the young girls In the neighbor-
hood patronize TO spend their money for
sweets. Capt Merrill told the court that
he had received four complaints from
parents that their daughters had been
molested by Goldring. and he said that
nersons saw Goldring place his hand un-
der the clothing OF the Edwards girl.
Judge Lee told Goldring that he ought
70 go to jail. but imposed the fine for the
sake OF his family. but gave him stiff
warning to cease molesting his girl Gus
toners
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-22
ROCKPORT FIRE CAUSED
DAMAGE OF $4,000

Rockport. Me-, July 22.-The fire which
broke out shortly before midnight and
completely destroyed the plants OF the
Feeles Lime company and the Rockport
Ice company and the residence OF Joseph
III. Richards. causing a total loss estimat-
ed at between $50, 900 and $4,000, was plac-
ed under control early today after burn
ing four hours. Much surrounding prop
ertv in summer residences on Beauchamp
point was in danger for n time. and sew
eral houses were scorched.
The two-master schooner Cepola,
which arrived yesterday from Barton. N.
s. With about 100 cords of kiln wood for
the lime company was burned to the wa
ter's edge while lying at dock.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-22
ENDED HER LIFE
BY DROWNING
IN THE RIVER

Springfield. July 22.-Miss Anna p. Mich
olson, 2s years old, committed suicide
yesterday afternoon by Jumping into the
Connecticut river from the north end
bridge. No cause for her act is known.
and is Is supposed that she was suddenly
stricken with suicidal mania. Earlier In
the day she had been out for an automo-
bile ride with her brother-in-law. DR.. K.
A. Gates. and then left for West Spring
field to visit some friends from her for
mer home In Milan. Que. At that time
she seemed in the best of spirits.
About 4:30 o'clock ]. r. Driscoll, a PROM
inent contractor. who was driving across
the bridge with his family. saw young
woman who acted as II she was about TO
throw herself in the river He tried 10
reach her I'm time TO prevent II. but she
took the fatal plunge before he could get
TO her Her body was recovered about
two hours later.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-22
EXPLOSION VICTIMS
STILL CRITICALLY ILL

Boston, July a2.--Four OF the victims OF
the explosion on board the battleshir
Georgia last Monday were reported al
the naval hospital In Chelsea today as
still being In a very serious condition
Seaman Fone passed fair night and as
no complications have set in. his case ap-
peared today to be a trifie less serious.
Seamen Beese and Thomas were very
weak hut showed slight Improvement
Seaman Bush passed fair night but is
still very weak. All OF these men still re-
main In a critical condition. Gilbert and
Maleck were reported as making favora-
bic progress while all the others were do
ing we'll
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-22
RIVERSIDE
Advertisements and items for the Nsws-
Democrat may be left at the Riverside
Dry Goods Store, Z and 0 Lincoln avenue.


George. Pritchard. owner and captain OF
yesterday Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Tobin.
Capt. John Meehan and wife. Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel L. Hagan. with their sons
Parre % and ae MTs asa stodSsrd SG hie0s Mr. M Tobias
Burke, and his daughter. Miss Eva
Pritchard. The sail was as far as Rocky
Point, where they went ashore and took
I'm" all the attractions. The locker OF this
ade, chocolates, etc.
GAVE HER A GOLD CUP.
Miss Viola Brown. OF the well-known
comedy team of Brown. Harrison and
the performers at Vanity Fair this sea-
son, was called upon late Saturday even
ing by delegation from Vanity Fair.
said delegation being headed by Or;
with gold loving cup in token of
their esteem and as a partial recognition
OF the many favors that she and the
members of the well-known team have
extended to their associates 80 far during
the season. There was nothing lacking
to make the event a most pleasant one.
NEWSY NOTES.
Two valuable herses, one being owned
by the Perkins Grain company, and the
other by Mr.. Bowen, the waal-known Ice
dealer were taken sick on the streets this
morning and the indications are that
both will die. Heat is supposed to be the
cause.
For a night or two the police have been
looking for a couple OF strange-acting col
ored men. who have been lowering about
house on the terrace.
Everything is In readiness for the lawn
festival that is to be held by St Bren-
dams church tomorrow, wednesday and
Thursday evenings
Mr.. Charles Wallace. manager of the
New Gaiety theatre at Philadelphia, and
his wife. are the guests of Mr.. Hank
Brown at Camp White.
No less than 16 arrests were made In
this section during the past "A hours, all
being for minor offenses.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-22
TWENTY-FOUR FOOT MAIN
BROKE CAUSING DAMAGE

Boston. July 2.-The breaking OF a "a
inch water main on Adams street, Dor
chester, early today, caused heavy prop
erty damage and tied up all traffic on the
Shawmut branch OF the New York. New
Haven and Hartford railroad for several
hours.
The break occurred near the Cedar
Grove cemetery, at a point where the
railroad tracks pass underneath the
street The railroad embankment was
undermined and the tracks covered with
three feet OF mud. The bridge over the
tracks was also partially undermined.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-22
THE Golden
STATE LIMITED"
WAS DERA|LEO

FL Paso. Tex, July 22.-while run
ming 30 miles an hour. the Chicago ana
Rock Island Golden state Limited, %
bound for Chicago. was wrecked yester-
day at Pasturn. N. NJ. 225 miles north OF
here. Six out OF the seven coaches COM
prising the train. were thrown from the
track an dthe engine was partially de-
rallied.
The passengers were severely shaken
up. but the only person seriously hurt
were two negroe pullman porters.
The track was torn up and delayed
traffic 15 hours. The wreck was caused by
spreading rails or broken shoe on the
baggage car.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-22
ALLEGED WHITE SLAVE"
SENT TO WORKHOUSE

Mary Taylor In the district court this
morning pleaded guilty TO being a COM
mon night walker, and was sentenced to
the state workhouse for six months.
She said that she is married. The po-
lice officials said that the woman has
been In this city but a year. and that her
husband leaves her frequently. and inti-
mated that she has been made a white
slave by him.
When the sentence was imposed the
woman cried bitterly.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-22
INTOXICATED MAN WAS
SAVED FROM DROWNING

the river with the fog. at 2:45 this morn
ing, were heard by Patrolmen ]. B.
O'Rourke and c. b. Tidd OF Station o,
who followed the echoes and located the
frenzied appeal for aid underneath the
dock OF the Providence Coal company at
the foot of Dorrance street. The cries
were issuing from the throat of an intoxi-
Gated man, who said he was James
Burns, and that he lived In North Attle-
boro.
The officers, with the assistance of men
OF the crew OF the tug Paul Jones, hauled
Burns To the dry planking OF the dock.
Fifth station.
lie was none the worse for his bath in
the noisome water.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-22
To Be Used as a Trader

Boston, July 22.-The schooner yacht
Ramona. which was at the time OF her
construction In 1871 one OF the largest and
handsomest yachts In this country. has
been purchased for use as a trader and
passenger vessel for service between New
zealand and the Cape De Verde Islands.
she was formerly the Resolute and was
built at City Island, N. Y, and made
many cruises to the West Indies and 9TH
or ports OF the globe.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-22
RAZOR FLOURISHING
CAUSED MAERO A FINE

Leonardo Maero. aged IL. while riding
his bicycle on West Exchange street. last
night, was accosted by three young men,
who asked him 10 let them try his wheel.
They followed their request by advancing
toward him. and he, as he alleges,
thought they were about TO take his We
hicle from him. Filled with this belief;
he Jumped from the wheel and advanced
toward the oncoming host with razor
drawn, and a daring do determination.
But officer Mcdonald nearly saw the oc-
currence. and promptly placed Maero un-
der arrest.
In the district court this morning
Maero pleaded guilty TO carrying con-
cealed weapon and was fined 81 Oand
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-22
"SHANG" DRAPER, NOTED
CROOK. REPORTED DYING

New York, July 22.-Advices received
In this city state that "Shang Draper az
one time. a leading light or New YORK
underworld. is dying at a health resort
near Hot Springs, Ark.
Draper Is best remembered through his
connection with the big Northampton and
Manhattan bank robberies made by Red
Ieary. Jimmy Hope. Jimmy irving
and others. lie had n gambling place In
West 18th street. this city. where he
made n fortune. which he afterward dis
sipated. largely in helping broken gamb-
lers and crooks I'm trouble.