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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-26
PAWTUXET VALLEY
Burglars Visit the Valley-To
Answer Charges Here-Knights
Visit in Providence-Note.

Burglars again visited the valley last
night, and this time their raid was quite
successful, and they secured considerable
clothing and money. The most important
break was at the Star" Clothing house.
owned by ST. onge of Arctic Centre. who
reports that the burglars gained entrance
through a rear door by removal of a panel
they secured $5S. which he had left in the
safe. which was unlocked. two overcoats
and two pair OF shoes were also taken.
the shoes were evidently tried on by the
person who took them before their de-
parture.
Mr.. st. Onge says he is satisfied as TO
who did the deed. and he will take meas
ures to have them brought to justice IL
they can be located
The thieves also made a visit to Wat
sons Valley pharmacy across the street
and here they obtained about two dollars
In money. and they also ransacked the
place pretty generally.
The thieves also visited the saloon of
Joseph Tatro on Main street. Arctic Cen
ter, and secured some cigars, but II was
not learned whether any money was
taken or not.
The barber shop Of Joseph Russell was
said to have been entered but whether
any articles We're taken or not was not
learned.
TO ANSWER CHARGES HERE.
Yesterday Deputy Sheriff Theodore S.
Andrews journeyed to Brooklyn. Conn.
where from the county jail in that place
he had turned over TO him Winnie Cong
don, "A PawtuXCt Valley boy. who was
serving time there for larceny, commit
ted At Windham. Conn. Young Congdon
Is brought to the alley 60 answer the
charge OF breaking and entering the rail
road station at Anthony. Congdon was a
companion OF Archie Breault another
PawtuNet Valley boy. who is serving
time In a Connecticut Jail.
N. OF Il. VISIT PROVIDENCE.
Narraeansett lodge, No. s, X. OF T., OF
Phenix. last evening enjoyed a visit To
providence, where a degree team from
Lynn, Mass, performed the third degree
upon several candidates II Is said that
the paraphenalia used In the affair cost
4 $1,000.
| CONSTABLE MOVES AWAY.
| Constable Abram &. Kingsley of the
| town OF Scituate, who for the past p
years has been resident OF the village
OF Hope, moved yesterday To Phenix MIR
Kingsley has held several offices durins
his stay In Scituate, and Il is with re.
( grets that he leaves the town.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-26
Rhode Island Company Sued

Mary Painter has brought suit I'm the
superior court TO recover 10000 from the
Rhode Island company She was n pas
senger I'm Broadway car on June Il. 1904
The car she says owing To the careless
ness OF n motorman struck n horse and
wagon at the corner OF Perry street and
she was thrown against the back OF the
car seat and about the car.
AS she was I'm delicate condition at tho
time her injuries she asserts were OF n
permanent and serious nature. Her hus-
band Edward Painter also sues the same
company TO recover 5000 for loss OF her
services. J. A. Rothery r. attorney for
both plaintiffs
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-26
VALLEY FA' Is
MAN FOUND DEAD
At W0OAS0CkEf

Charles Keith. aged 80. well-known
citizen of Valley Falls. was found dead
In bed in the Commercial Hotel. woon-
socket shortly after G o'clock this morn
ing, under circumstances which tend to
show that death was caused by accidental
asphyxiation.
The gas was turned on and the room
was filed with gas The fixture In the
room Is a combination gas and electric
one, and the thumbscrew and the button
to tern out the electric lights are close
together. When Keith was found the gas
was turned on full and the electric light
burning. indicating that, In attempting to
turn off the electric incandescent light,
the man had, by accident, turned on the
gas.
Keith went to the hotel, which is on
Social street, near Monument square,
last evening at about 10:30 O'clock
Medical Examiner r, q. Reed viewed
the body and permitted IL to be removed
to McCanna's undertaking rooms on North
Main street. DR. Reed says that death
was probably due TO accidental asphyxia-
ton.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-26
F FINANCIAL
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
sPnuING HIS FIN

New York, Nov. 26.--First prices of
>of last night, the drift being restricted
for the fest part to small fractions either
way st. Paul and Sault Ste. Marie fell
1k, Missouri Pacific 1 and Atlantic Coast
line q. Great Northern preferred and Erie
first preferred rose large fractions.
II a. ma tendency to sag was check
ed befoe the average losses reached half
and there was a general recovery. The
Wstern railroad stocks sold higher than
at the beginning. Great Northern prefer
red advanced a point Later pressure on
American Smelling which cost II a point,
caused other stocks to sell off trifle. but
a recovery followed TO the highest. Ma
tional Biscuit preferred gained 3. Reading,
and Canadian Pacific IA and Union Pa
cific. Northern Pacific, St Paul, Peoples
Gas and American Sugar preferred l.
Noon.-The market became strong
throughout and leading active stocks
scored advances of a point or more. Bonds
were irregular.
l p. m.--The demand for stocks abated
considerably after IL o'clock but there
was no sign of weakness anywhere.
2 p. m.-Profit-taking sales caused re-
action running to a point in st. Paul and
about half as much in the other leaders.
The market rose again to the top under
the lead of New York Central which
touched 9iA, a gain of 2ls Baltimore and
Orio also gained /
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-26
So, SOC, 900 CLAIM
is QUESTIONED

Boston. Nov. 26.-The question of valid.
ity OF a claim OF the National Bank OF
Commerce of New York against the Ar
mold Print Works OF North Adams for g.. =
10000 secured By warehouse lease and
an assignment OF all bills receivable OF
the company was laid before Judge Low
ell OF the United States circuit court at n
private hearing today by three OF the re-
eeivers Of the company. Henry K. Warner
and j. j. Storrow OF this city, and Sena-
tor w. Murray Crane OF Dalton. The re-
ceivers claim that the bank was hamper
ing them In carrying out the order OF the
court in carrying on tho business OF the
company.
IL appeared from the statement of tho
receivers that the Arnold Print Works on
Sept. 18th. in consideration OF loan OF
s2,50o0oo signed lease OF a warehouse
numbered No. 1. and all it's contents and
also assigned 10 the bank all it's bills re-
ceivable. Since that date the company has
paid back 10000 on the loan. The reciv-
ers claimed today that the lease and as
signment were invalid as the bank has
permitted the company 10 collect bills ana
and TO remove and store goods I'm the
warehouse al It's own discretion.
The receivers asked the court TO issue
an order restraining the bank from inter-
fering with the business.
Judge Lowell took tho papers I'm the
case and stated that he would make a de-
cision later.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-26
BATTLE Of AL|EAISTS
RAGING OVER MRS. BRADLEY
Continued from Page One)
ALIENIsT ADMoNIsHED.

When Dr. Hill concluded his testimony
Dr. Britton ID. Evans. an insanity expert,
testified that Mrs. Bradley was insane at
the time she shot Senator Brown and was
not able to distinguish between right ana
wrong.
Dr. Evans testimony was dramatic. lie
spoke with a feeling of great sympathy
for Mrs. Bradley and referred contemptu-
ously TO Senator Brown for his III treat
ment OF her. all OF which he said preyed
on her mind and unseated her reason
He declared that Brown by his own hand
had destroyed the children which he had
begotten. His reference to Senator
Brown was so pointed that Justice Stat
ford admonshed HIM that Brown was
dead and could not answer for himself
and further that Mr.. Brown was not on
trial
DIR. Evans was not cross-examined
As Judge Powers read extracts from the
torn letters OF Mrs Bradley, found In the
hotel. expressing love and devotion 70
Senator Brown. Mrs. Bradley sobbed ab
wept and nearly tainted.
At this point recess was taken.
MRS. BRADLEY RECALLED.
The trial was resumed at 1:25 y. M.
when Mrs. Bradley was recalled TO the
stand.
Mrs Bradley In reply 10 questions by
tho district attorney stated that while
she and her husband cohabtated she
gave him no excuse for divorce. She
then was excused.
The defense rested at LAS y. m
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-26
APPONAUG

Next wednesday afternoon the town
council will meet in the town hail. Apo
naug. for the purpose OF considering ap-
plications for liquor licenses for the com
ing year. More interest has been taken
I'm the liquor business during the pasl
three or four months than has ever oc-
Cured in the history OF the town. The
Mems club OF the Pawtuxet Valley start
ed a movement against the liquor busi-
ness early last summer. There is one ter
ritory that the Mems Union We're negli-
gent in invading and that was the village
OF Apponaug.
Some of the liquor dealers in Apponaug
have proven during their actions OF the
last three or four Sundays that they care
not for the laws of the town and IL
granted license next year their places
will be as wide open on Sundays as ever.
They depend on this Sunday business.
and so far they have been unmolested.
NO MORE CASES OF DIPHTHERIA.
No more cases of diphtheria he<pe been
reported in the village since Thursday.
The young Smith girl remains In the
same condition. The physicians are
watching the case carefully and II Is
hoped that the other children in the fam
fly have escaped the disease.
HELD SOCIAL AND DANCE.
The Folders Protective union, which
includes the folders OF the Apponaug and
Riverpoint Print Works and the Pontiac
and East Greenwich Bleacheries, held
their second social and dance OF the sea-
son Saturday evening in Guild hall, APP
ponaug. The affair was very largely at
tended, large number being present
from Barrowsville, Mass. Music was
furnished by Brooks Elite orchestra. A
light intermission was taken at IL o'clock
Ice cream and cake was served. The
dancing was continued until l. o'clock.
NOTES.
The Misses Grace and Emma Donnelly
OF Central Falls spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. b. Il. Kelly of this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Duffy of Appo-
naug spent Sunday with Mrs. Duffy's
mother in Pawtucket.
Miss Margaret McVay of Pawtucket Is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John J. Hargraves
OF this village.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-26
OLD NEWSPAPER
MAN DIES At
R. |. HOSPITAL

Rudolph DeLeeuw. q proofreader OF the
Providence Journal, died at the Rhode
Island hospital Just before noon today of
a combination OF heart and liver troubles.
Mr. DeLeeuw had been I'm the employ
OF the Journal company since about 1881.
and had been up 10 about 1889 compost
tor when ne was transferred TO the proof
readers desk. lie was not married and
had lived at tho Hotel Perrin about eight
years. and being stricken there last Fri
day was taken TO the Rhode Island hos
pital.
He came 10 this city from New Yark. and
he has relatives I'm that city and I'm Hart
ford lie was treasurer OF the Typo
graphical union. He was about IS years
old
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-26
THIRD WARD
ELECTION WILL
Be LIVELY

R,ngs will be lively in political way
mIess all signs fail. tomorrow. There
will be plenty OF Democratic harmony
here. too, next fail. unless all signs fail'
While eight Democratic names VIII ap-
pear on the ballot tomorrow not one OF
he candidates is saying any unpleasant
things against the other fellows.
EVEN Councilman John ]. o'Neill. who
m the last ward controversy was very
bitter against "the Gamer crowd, as ne
sailed them, declares this Is not a con-
lest like that, ard all feelings aroused III
that fight should be allowed TO disappear
Mr. ONeiI claims. practically, that ne Is
The only man the voters OF Ward can
select tomorrow that will be OF any SER
vice to them at the city hall,
William y. Nolan, who got more votes
than any other councilman on the Dunn
ticket. claims TO have the support or many
Of the friends OF Mr.. Gamer Mr.. Nolan
Is a hustler and he will be In the hght
TO the very last minute tomorrow. Hls
friends say that If he goes to the city
hall he will be heard from In the interest
Of the ward At any rate his active WORK
In his own behalf cannot fail TO give MN
a good showing In tomorrows ballotins'
He is confident OF winning.
While Councilman llonONdH anu ivihiSi
Representative Lyons are announced as
being busy trying to elect O'Neill' Alder
man Dunn seems 10 be taking no part
In the quarrel. Joseph IL. Gamer, who
was Alderman Dunns Democratic oppo-
nent. declares in favor OF Matthew +.
Carey
Mr.. Carey is popular in Wanskuck and
in A very conservative man. This Is the
first year he has been active In politics,
and his Wanskuck friends are very con-
fident of his winning. The contest win
probably be decided by the voters OF
Smiths Hill. who, no matter what nap
pens, will be without representation in
the next city council. They supported
Gamer strongly and will probably vote
for Carey.
The Democratic ward committee en-
dorseS Mr.. Carey.
Horovitz. the Republican candidate. is
very confident. too, OF winning. Jacob
Eaton, chairman of the Republican ward
committee says his candidate is sure to
land. The friends of the other three
who are IN the running make the asser-
lion that their man will win.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-26
JURY FINDS
BANKER BARNEY
WAS 4 SUICIDE

New York, Nov. 26.,-A coronor's jury
which today held an inquest on the death
of Charles T. Barney, former president
of the Knickerboeker- Trust company,
found that Mr.. Barney committed suicide.
Several members OF his family, including
Mrs. Barney. testified that they believed
Mr. Barney's wound was self-iniicted.
either by accident or with intent TO COM
init suicide. Mrs. Barney said that her
husband had been depressed for several
days prior to his death, but had never
spoken TO her OF suicide.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-26
Schooner Lost. Crew Saved

Louisburg, c. H.. Nov. 26.-The little
schooner Robert S. foundered during a
squall of Port Hastings yesterday and
sank. The members OF the crew succeed
cd In making their escape. The schooner
left here Nov. % for Charlottetown. T..
f. I.
This Is the second schooner 10 be lost
this fan while bound from Loulsburg for
Charottetown for produce
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-26
Ex-Banker Tries to Die

New York, Nov. 26.-Howard Max
well. formerly president OF the Borough
bank OF Brooklyn attempted TO COM
init suicide by cutting his throat with
a razor at his home I'm Brooklyn today.
lie was taken TO a hospital and is ex-
pected TO die.
Maxwell was indicted on charges Of
larceny and forgery.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-26
CHICAGO GRAIN AND WHEAT
WHEAT.
BOXING

at the Standard A. G., Bymansvile II.
l.. THURSDAY afternoon. Nov. N Mair
bout Bobby Tickle W. Joe wagner. ard
two prelims. Admission, 81, s. and 50.
First bout at 345 y. IN. Tickets on sale
at Narragansett Hotel. Mahogany Pal
ace. Turkish Baths, Aborn street. 81
Weybosset' street; Quigley's pool room
and bowling alley. Olneyville. Eddie
Moore's Cafe. Pawtucket Tel. 20l-R
West. Special cars leave Market Square
az O'Clock and every Is minutes until
. us for clubhouse.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-26
SHERWOOD THROWN
FROM A CAR, SUES

Before Judge Baker and jury was be-
sun today the trial OF the suit OF Charles
III. Sherwood 10 recover 1900 from the
New York, New Haven and Hartford
Railroad company. Defendant was remov-
Ing freight from car when a locomotive
was run unexpectedly against the car and
he was thrown out and badly hurt
James 6. Collins. Jr.. and Percy w.
Gardner are attorneys for the plaintiff
and Joseph c. Sweeney represents the de-
fcndsnt
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-26
Bennines Races

? Bennings. d. c.. Nov. 26.--First race
seven furlongs. Columbia course:
Killochan, 95. Henry, 10 to /, 2 10 I,
and TO 5, won; The Wrestler. 95, J.
Hogg. 3 10 ?. 3 TO g. and l 10 3. second ;
Rappahannock. 103. Notter. IL TO s. 4 To
., and TO 2, third. Time--1:32 As.
Bright Boy. Campaigner, Easton,
Cora Prince, Ida Beck. Chancellor, Um-
brella and Wabash Queen also ran.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-26
LABOR CONSPIRACY
ALLEGED IN CUBA

Havana. Nov. e6.--Of the go workmeu
who were arrested In n raid on labor
headquarters last Saturday because it
was declared that they were planning 10
commit acts OF violence. so men including
Emilio Sanchez and other leaders. have
been held for trial on the charge of in
timidation and consplring Illegally 20
raise the price OF labor. The rest OF
the prisoners have been discharged.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-26
Bank of Montreal Engages Gold

New York. Nov. 26.-The Bank of Mon
treal todav engaged 100000 in gold in
London for import. The Irving National
bank fthis city secured $4,000. This
makes the total Ss7,i00c00.
The New York assay office has been
shipping more than 100000 per week In
gold bullion 10 the philadelphia mint for
the past two weeks. Its coinage is being
rushed by the government.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-26
vOSE SENDS
1 TURKEY TO
GOV. HIGGINS

Horace Vose, the Westerly turkey king,
has sent Thanksgiving turkey to Gov.
James III. Higgins. II is the FIRST time
this purveyor OF presidential birds has
ever so honored Rhode Island chief ex-
ccutiye.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-26
Levingn Set Free

Central Falls. Nov. 26.-Franx Le-
vigne was discharged in the Sixth dis
trict court here today. Two weeks ago
he wrestled with Francizek Swarga, and
Swarga died The two men were friends
and the court regarded the death as ac-
cidental
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-26

Is announced to appear Saturday Nov.
~, with some matters OF general interest
20 depositors I'm the Union Trust company.
Including a sketch Of the life Of Marsden
j. rcrTy,
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-26

Take LAXATIVE BRoMo Qulnlne Tab
lets. Druggists refund money II II falls 10
cure f. w. GROVES signature Is on
each box 25c.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-12
MISTR|AL,
Continued, from Page one.)

TO the jury room, AMI court recessed.
The police we're forced TO beat back
women, children and men in a trench.
doas mob that blocked the streets
when the women Of the Thaw party
left the court house for luncheon.
When they reached the front door,
they were met by yelling crowd so
great that the women were forced to
turn back and seek the shelter of a
hallway. Their automobile was
drawn up close 10 the door and the
police opened passageway. When
the Thaws started out the crowd
made n terrific rush and the police
were driven to use heroic measures,
Men, women and children were knock.
cd down In charge and were trample,l
upon. When Evelyn made her exit walk.
ing between Lawyers O'Rellly ana
Peabody. the crowd cheered wildly.
waving hats as il greeting a queen.
Hundreds Of cameras were In focus
on the throng and snapshots were
taken. Justice Fitzgerald was also
given rousing cheer when he left
the court house for lunch. The mob
then grouped themselves about wait.
Ing to rencat the scene when the mar.
ties returned.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-12
At the NORMAL
MR.. FRANK HENNlG ENTERTAIN.
Ed STUDENTS AT CHAPEL
EXERCISES THIS MORN.
ING.

Mr. Frank IlennIg, the noted TRACE.
dian Of whom West VirgInians are 50
proud, made an address at the Normal
school this morning which delighted
all who heard 1t. lntcrmingled with
his remarks were given selections
from Hamlet and other masterpieces
Of the classics. A treat indeed Is prom.
ised all who witness the performance
at the Grand this evening. and pride
in the histrionic ability OF one of the
States most talented sons should
cause the S. r, O. sign 10 be displayed.
I've Is supported by artists Of inter.
national reputation and the pro.
grammc Is varied in a manner that
brings forth expression of unstinted
admiration from all. Upon Mr.. Hen.
nig's last appearance here in the old
rink he was greeted with the utmost
enthusiasm anu many were unable 10
gain admittance TO the house.
His modest manner, unfailing cour.
tesy and consideration for others,
make Mr.. l!ennig many friends wher.
ever he goes, and his stndious april.
cation to the highest order of the dra.
ma, his steady and substantial ad.
vancement from the bottom round,
learning well by degrees his business
Justly places him in the front rank OF
the leading opponents OF classic
drama in this country. Mr.. Hennle
has been associated with some OF the
greatest celebrities of the times and
Stands Or" an equal, footing with ti,cm
in many respects.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-12
N0RTHCOT7 MAY
Continued from Page ore.}

cd TO heir candidates and that II lie
gets into the race he must 10 square
BACK on a promise. Those who dis.
cuss these reports state that II they
are true 1t means the elimination of
Mr. Swisher.
The situation Is Intensely interest.
Ing to the politicians who are attempt.
ing to keep up with the moves of the
leaders. While the real contest Is
many months in the future there Is
now great activity in the way Of set.
ting up fences and putting down
stakes. Mr.. Swlsher is not allowing
anw grass to grow under his feet and
for-him at least he campaign Is al.
ready well opened.
Those who think they know the
governors position state that he will
not be for Swishcr in any event and
they sec q new alignment of political
forces that viii wipe OH. every eyi.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-12
PERSONAL
|sSs assssssss ssss

9sMrs. Kendall. the head nurse :.
Cook Hospital, returned from Pitts
burg last night.
Mrs. Jennie Jones Is quite sick a
her home on Maple avenue.
K Mr.. ". ], Rathbun left this morn
ing for Pittsburg where he will spenI
( Sunday with relatives.
Mrs. Harry Rolabarger LETT this
morning for Warrington where she
will join Mr.. Roaaharger and the,
will take up their residence In Man
nlnston for several months.
Mrs. ". S. Meredith returned last
might from " several days visit /!
&Pittsbugg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Barnes have
jtretumel from Georgetown where the,
I were called by the serious illness Of
Mrs. Barnes mother, Mrs. Brook
over. Mrs. Brookoyer Is improving.
Mfrs, Florence Stevens will return
to-day from a visit with relatives Al
Little Falls.
Il Martha, the little daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Q. F. jenkins, Is quite s!cl
to-day.
Mr. VIM. Holbert, OF alanoagah, was
a visitor In the city yesterday.
Miss Eva Odell Fletcher Is In Man
nington. the guest Of Miss Bodge,
p Mrs. Ella Proudfoot, of Grafton, /:
in the city the guest Of her daughter
Mrs. H. B. Matson, Of plerpont avenue
sfHW. c. Denham, who has been clerk
ing for DR.. a. l.. Parrish, has gone t
huntsville, where he will take charge
5of ]. E. Ford's drug store for d short
time.
Mrs. W. S. Hamilton is expected
home this evening from Baltimore
where she was called by the death oil
her sister, Mrs. Minnie Heyn.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. R. Trims, OF Man
gnlngton, were in the city yesterday,
Col. W H Conway will leave to.mor
row to spend Sunday with his wife
and son, Harrison, who are visiting
relatives in Columbus, Ohio.
AZ Mrs, ~Ac l. Parrish, who has beer
visiting her parents at Karnes City
Pa, has returned.
Mr. Wm. Hunt and C. B. Price, Of
uniontown, Pa, were here last night
and participated in the band concert
Of the Opera House. F;
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-12

For the many words and deeds oil
kindness and the general thoughtful
ness Of the people in anticipating al
most my every want. In the hour Of
my greatest sorrow and bereavement
| desire 10 extend to one and all my
sincere thanks, asking that, wherein
! may never be able to repay YOU, that
the God Of all grace may richly reward
you here or In the great hereafter.
-. Most sincerely yours,
- G. W. BENT. !.