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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-05-13
BELIEVE MURDER
WAS CONNECTED
WITH A STRIKE

New York. May 1s.-The Identification
today OF the body OF an Italian who was
murdered at 1893 Columbia street, Brook
lyn, last night as that OF Thomas Bee
poly. a longshoreman formerly employed
by the Ward line, led the police to believe
that it was connected with the longshore-
mems strike.
Beepoly was employed by the Ward line
officials as a long3shoreman on May
when the strike was in Its early stages
and the company issued to him brass
tag numbered. so as to identify him on
the companys records 1t was by this
that his name was ascertained by the
police.
Beepoly's body was found in the cellar
OF an apartment house with his throat
cut and several knife wounds in the
breast. The police were led to searcn
for the body by the arrest on suspicion
of Marco Decolo. an Italian. who was
seen coming out OF the building wearing
a bloodstained hat His underclothing
was found to be stained with blood.
Giuseppe Argenta, who lived in the
apartment house, told the police that
Beepoly was his guest early I'm the eve-
ming and other residents say that they
had been awakened by screams during the
night but did not investigate. Argenta
was arrested.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-05-13
Marine Register

The following vessels arrived in port
during the past hours:
Steamer Essex, McDorman, Baltimore.
Steamer Aries, Page. Philadelphia
Steamer Nashua, Rowland New York.
Steamer Tennessee. Wilcox. New York.
steamer City OF Newport Newport.
Steamer City OF Haverhin. Lake. Fall
River
Steamer Islander. Johnson Tiverton.
Steamer New Shoreham. Fuller, Block
Island
Tug Aries. New York
Tug Nigilant. New York
Tug Edward r. Luckenbach. Norfolk.
Barge Cosl King, Norfolk 22l2 tons OF
coal for Eastern Coal company
Barge Shore line, 81. George. 97a tons
OF coal for the railroad
Barge Mabel .. Philips. Edgcwater
1880 tons OF coal for Curran & Burton.
Barge $. W. Pring. Port Reading. S6
tens OF coal FOR Pawtucket
Schooner Mary Bowen. Newport News.
200 tons of coal for the railroad
Schooner Harry l.. Fenner. Emmett.
Greenell Point, $50 tons OF sand for a. J.
Miller.
Schooner Sllas Brannarl. Marcellous
-onastrasi, Grecnport. 7o.ooo bricks for ].
- Con-
Tug NJ T.. Luckenbsck. Miles. Norfolk.
Barge Hope. Port Reading. 7S tons ~
'oal for the railroad
Barge J. r. Watkins. Newport News
$40 tons Of coal for the railroad
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-05-13
GENERAL Stake
Of TRANSFERS
IN AbEYANCE

Boston. May 13.-The threatened gen
eral strike OF the teamsters in this city
did not develop today. The master team
sters who are not affected by the strike
now I'm progress have not yet attempted
to move any freight for any OF the firms
against which a strike has been declared
IL Is understood that the officials or the
Team Drivers union, No. 25. made a can
vass OF the master teamsters regarding
the likelihood OF moving goods for struck
firms and were given To understand that
the teamsters had all the work they could
look after without trying to assist the
struck firms.
The ranks OF the strike breaking team
sters have been depleted by desertions.
II is said. the men who came over hare
from New York TO take the places of
the striking team drives having return
I'll to New York to get longshoremen's $
Jobs at the piers. The strike brea king
longshoremen in New York are paid 81 20
day. u is said here. while only 81 was
paid 10 the strike breaking team drivers
small strike was declared at a South
Boston stable today. but the grievance
was purely local and not connected dl-
rectly with the general team drivers
strike.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-05-13
FINE NEW STEAMER
SWEPT BY FIRE

Detroit, Mich. May ls.-The magnificent
new passenger steamer City OF Cleveland.
under construction at the plant OF the
Detroit shipbullding company for the De-
troit and Cleveland Navigation company
and designed 90 run between Detroit and
Cleveland was swept BY fire early today
and is total loss. except for her hull
and machinery. How much they have
been damaged cannot be determined until
the hull II pumped out and a careful ex-
animation made.
The loss which falls upon the Detroit
ShipbuIdlng company, branch OF the
American shlphuilding company. Ia about
$4,000 and Is fairly well covered by In
srrance
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-05-13
MURDERER NAGLE
RETURNS WITH
BAY STATE POLICE

George Nagle. who escaped from the
state asylum for the criminal insane at
Brdgewater few days ago. and was ar
rested in this city last night, returned vol
unfairly with officers of the asylum to-
day on the promise that he would be re-
leased on a pardon
Na&le was committed to the asylum fol-
lowing the murder by him OF his wife
when crazy drunk.
As he never was indicted for murder the
authorities here would not issue a figi-
tive from justice warrant. and this morn
ing at an informal conference before
Judge Lee OF the Sixth district court. in
which Assistant City Solicitor Cram the
Massachusetts officers. and Nagle's coun-
sci. Bernard NJ. McElroy. participated
Judge Lee said he had no Jurisdiction. He
suggested that the police discharge NaRle
from custody, that the Massa 5husetts Off
GERS take him. and that Nagle through
his counsel. institute habaes corpus pro-
ceedfngS.
Nagles counsel said that Nagle had
been unlawfuly detained In Massachu-
setts as he had never been indicted. nor
had he heen committed by order OF COM
mission In lunacy.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-05-13

surance that she was all right. Before
the physician could carry another mes
sage both had passed away.
DR.. Ware was compelled TO use drift
wood for pillows and cut up the sheets on
the train for bandages.
II. Thornton. the head OF a large party
OF Shriners from Meridian, Miss, who
came through from Los Angeles on the
secand section OF the wrecked Shriner spe-
cial, is at hoted here. He is a railroad
man OF many years experience and is not
satisfied that the disaster was caused by
a defective switch
According to his statement the sleepers
were not badly affected by the wreck. and
are largely intact. They were flung In
every direction, one Of them ahead OF the
engine, but they did not collapse. The
San Francisco members OF the Mystic
Shriners. consisting of Islam Temple and
their wives and daughters. who were In
attendance at the conclave OF the order
In Los Angeles, returned here yesterday
and were the first TO arrive since the
wreck.
The train which carried the Shriners
doomed TO death In the wreck left Los
Angeles ten minutes after the Islam Tenn
pie special. BY some unaccountable work
Ing of fate, the first train, containing the
party that arrived yesterday passed safe
ly at mile a minute clip. over the spot
al which the following train was wrecked
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-05-13
PATHETIC SCENES
AT WRECK OF THE
SHR|NERS' TRAIN

San Francisco. MAY i3,-Three trains
bearing Shriners arrived yesterday from
the scene OF Saturdays wreck. An ex-
cursion train containing 25 Shriners
which had been but few miles behind
the wrecked train arrived last night. Tho
train was switched around the wreck and
the passengers agree In the statement
that IL was the most deplorable sight
that they ever witnessed.
DR. Ware OF Cincinnati, who was the
first physician TO reach the scene, arriv-
ed last night and told a graphic story
OF the terrible scenes. The most pathetic
incident was the death OF a bride AMI
groom at almost the same instant. each
believing that the other still lived.
l.. n. Ellenbogen and his bride were
members OF the excursion party and were
thrown from the coach on opposite sides
OF the track as II reeled over on the
ground. Both were mortally injured but
retained consciousness and exhibited re-
markable bravery. The wife's frst
thought was for her husband and the
husbands first thought was for his wife.
Tell my wife that I am alright" muir
INJURED Ellingbogen to the physician
Give her my love and let me know how
she is.
Mrs. Ellenbogen IN return sert a mes
sage OF love to her husband with the as
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-05-13
NATURALIZED AMERICAN
RELEASED FROM ARREST

Warsaw. Russian Poland. May Ia
The naturallzed American citizen
named Dombrowski, who was brought
here in custody from Lublin. April 90.
was released today without trial and
without any explanation being fur
nished OF the reason for his imprison-
ment
Dombrowski was arrested last month
by the authorities OF Lublin and after
being taken TO Warsaw was confined
there I'm the prison for suspects. The
local authorities OF Warsaw expressed
the opinion that he had been conduct
ing political agitation and promised to
investigate the matter. Otherwise,
nothing was known OF the charge
against the man, whose occupation was
not known. When arrested Dombrow- p
ski had in his possession passport
issued I'm Washington during the year
1904
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-05-13

John Curry. aged s. was struck by an
automobile at 1920 this noon. on South
Main at Silver street. and lived but a few
minutes. dying as he reached the Rhode
Island hospital in an ambulance.
The automobile was owned by Howard
L. White OF Taunton and was driven by
Harry f. Williams. aged 21. chafeur for
Mr.. White
When the automobile struck Curry. the
chaffeur stopped his machine and assisted
20 remove Curry 20 the sidewalk in front
OF Meyer Ieavitts store.
While this aid was being given TO the
dying man Inspector Egan and Patrolman
Lyons and Fay appeared and after Curry
had been removed placed Williams under
arrest
Mr.. White and his companions. who
gave their names as Bessie Brown and
Mabel Fredericks. and their address as
the Hotel Newman. went in the automo-
bile to the Third police station, but they
were not detained
Mr.. White told Chief OF Police Egan.
who had been called from his home. that
ne came from Taunton this morning to
transact business and afterward met his
female friends. and the party was going
down TO the Baltimore line dock TO see
friends they knew and afterward were
going to ride about the city. He said they
left the Hotel Newman and were going
down South Main street at speed not
exceeding 10 miles an hour when the first
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-05-13
RIVERSIDE
Advertisements and items for the News.
Democrat may be left at the Riverside
Dry Goods Store. and Lincoln avenue

This morning nine men who were ar
rested in different parts OF this section
OF the town who were arrested for being
Intoxicated and for revelling yesterday ar
ternoon and spent the night in cells IT
the police station were loaded into an
electric car this morning which was well
filled with scholars on their way 10 the
high school at Watchemoket and this in
cident caused no small amount OF com
ment. One well-known citizen sdgges'-
ed on the square this morning that IL II
wss necessary for the police officials 10
take prisoners TO court via the electric
cars that they be taken upon some ether
car other than the one I'm whi-n the high
school children ride in. This stat of af-
faics is neither pleasing 10 III, police Of
sicials CT those OF the Rhode Island COM
pany.
Messrs Frederick Tobin and Irving SAL
tsbury at the risk OF their lives ventpred
out in n small craft yesterday afternoon
hnd succeeded In picking up three rnen
whose sail boat had been overturned by
q sudden gust OF wind. The young men
were oil the banks OF the bay and saw
the men in the sail boat manoeuvrlng and
Mcssrs Tobin and Salisbury came to the
CONCLUSION that the men in the boat We're
no ssiiors and looked for this wall craft
10 be upset and the young men were
ready to sail TO the scene and did not
have to wait long before the sail boat
went over. The young men picked the
three men and a motorboat towed the sal
bc at 10 the shore.
Charles y. Gamage. a well-known resi-
dent OF this place. died at his home on
Burnside avenue yesterday morning after
an Illness of more than one GEAR He
leaves a widow and three children. lie
was a member OF the Narragansett Fire
company. which today placed the flags at
half mast out OF respect of the deceased.
The Alpha and East Side ball teams
played a game OF ball on the North Gate
road field yesterday afternoon. the score
being 1910 in favor OF the Alphas Mr..
Eugene Sweet was umpire and escaped
With his life. The same teams will play
again next Sunday.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-05-13
CURRY RUN DOWN
BY AUTO, DIESON
WAY TO HOSPITAL

he knew a man had been struck. He
says he did not see the accident nor did
he see any person step In front OF the
machine.
He says that so far as he knows the
road in front OF the machine was clear.
but that there was a team at the side Of
the road and he thinks the victim must
have stepped from the sidewalk at the
rear OF this team in front OF the auto.
Mr. White said that his chaffeur was
sounding his horn, that II is his custom
TO sound II frequently. as he lisa very
careful operator. Mr.. White thought the
front wheel OF the auto passed over
Currys body.
Mr.. White Is n carriage and automobile
dealer in Taunton. and his car is a Pope
Hartford weighing, he says, 2600 pounds.
People who saw the accident say the
auto was not going at fast pace, and
AIyer Levy. who uds in front Of his store
at the time says that a cloud OF dust
blowing up the street obscured the vision
of everybody for a few moments.
Curry worked as an engineer at the
Herrick building. and had recently work
ed for Tank g. Mackinon on the Point
street bridge work. He boarded at 266
South Main street. and was going 10 his
dinner when he was struck He is sin
gle. and has no relatives I'm this city.
Williams. the chaffeur. will be held
pending the decision OF the coroner and
the report Of a medical examiner.
Chief Egan tried to call a medical ex-
learn that bJth had been out OF the city
for some days without giving notice 10
the police department Finally Medical
Examiner Longfellow OF Cranston was
reached and he will view the body at
4:S0 o'clock.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-05-13
PLAINTIFFS IN
EDDY LITIGATION
GET MORE TIME

Concord. N H., May 13-In the su-
perior court this morning Judge Cham
berlain granted a motion OF counsel for
the plaintiffs in Eddy VS.. Frye I'm which
they asked for Is days additional time
for the fling OF supplemental pleadings
after the decision Of the court Is made
on the petition OF Henry NJ. Baker. Archi-
bald Mcclellan, and Josiah K. Fernold
trustees Of Mrs Eddy's estate, to be
substituted for George w Glover and
others. the original next friends" as
plaintiffs
Arguments on this latter petition will
be made next Monday. May 20 There
was no opposition by counsel for the de-
fense 70 the motion made by counsel for
the plaintiff this morning.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-05-13
WITNESS WARNED
FOR KEEPING A
CIGAR IN MOUTH

witness in Judge Tanners court today
made things rather unpleasant for few
moments az the witness insisted in keep
ing cigar in his mouth and moving the
cigar around constantly.
The justice called deputy sheriffs at
tention to the fact and the witness finally
saw the error OF his course. but the court
was lenient and simply said II believed
the witness knew no better
As hor the case Itself III was an unusual
one. Daniel II. Tolman, money lender.
brought a suit in equity against his
former assistant, Alice J. Flood Tolman
claims the assistant agreed not to enter
the employ OF any similar concern for a
number of years. He wanted her en-
Joined from working for anyone else.
Judge Tanner refused 10 enjofn Miss
Flood from working, but ordered her not
10 send circulars 10 Mr.. Tolman's clients.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-05-13
CENTRAL FALLS

At the meeting OF the West Side Repub-
lican club held yesterday officers were
nominated, Thomas Thorpe will be the
next president A committee OF u was
appointed on registration. Mcssrs. +.
Geraghty. William Banks and william
Booth were appointed committee 10 ar
range for a reception to william Hartley.
who is expected 10 return from Italy at
an early day
Edward Bist went to the police station
10 make complaint yesterday and his
story was - weird that Capt. Huling
had doubts OF the mans sanity.
one candidate was initiated at yester-
days meeting OF Central Falls aerie. Fra.
ternal order OF Eagles.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-05-13
VICTIM OF RAVISHER DIES
OF NERVOUS TROUBLE

Chattanooga. Tenn. NAV 13.-Miss Ne
vada Taylor who was criminally assault
ed by Edward Johnson. a negro. on jan
uary. 1906. for which crime the negro was
lynched two months later. died last night
al her childhood home in Findlay. O.. OF
nervous troubles. brought about by the
crime.
Miss Taylor was the ie-year-old daugh-
ter OF the superintendent OF Forest Hills
cemetery. where the crime was commit
ted The case has become n celebrated
one. The supreme court OF the United
states now has Sheriff shipp. several Of
his deputies and alleged members OF the
mob under the charge OF contempt as n
result OF the lynching
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-05-13
SUPREME COURT
DECIDES AGAINST
Mr.. ST|LLMAN
supreme court today handed do,

supreme court today handed down
following rescript In the case OF
yanes w. Stilman. petitioner:
This is a petition to establish a bill
OF exceptions, which has been disallowed
by the superior court on the ground that
no transcript OF the evidence taken at
the trial was filed with II. All OF the ex-
ceptions. except possibly the third, which
~ not an admissible exception in this
case. Involve questions OF fact on which
We must presume that evidence was IN
troduced.
The rejection OF the bill for the rea-
son assigned In an implied statement OF
the justice who heard the case to that
effect, and the witness certificates I'm file
corroborate that implication As we read
the bill of exceptions, We should be un-
able intelligently TO consider and decide
the questions raised by IL without having
before US the transcript OF evidence upon
which the superior court acted. The pc
tition must be denied and dismissed and
the papers will be returned TO the super
cor court"
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-05-13
STOCKHOLDERS ASKS
FOR A RECEIVERSHIP

Judge Baker today heard the equity
suit brought by Henry Normand OF Woon-
socket against the United States Invest
ors company. Mr.. Normand. who owns
two shares of stock i'm the defendant
company wants a receiver appointed be-
cause he says its affairs are being mis-
managed.
Defendant in opposing the Injunction
claimed that Mr.. Normand was acting
for competitions OF the company who
wished to discover its progressive busi-
ness methods.
The corporation conducts grocery stores
in woonsocket Manville and Providence.
II has a place OF business on Canal street.
The court heard a good deal OF testimony
as TO the conduct OF the concerns af-
fairs.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-05-13
HAYDEN, ONCE.
TRIED FOR MURDER,
DIES At \. HAVEN

New Haven. Conn. May l3-Herbert IL.
Hayden died at his home I'm this city this
morning. aged 81 years. after prolonged
illness involving a number OF serious sur
gical operations. Mr.. Hayden was a
wards becoming a Methodist minister.
and was settled In North Madison, Conn.
and while there was accused OF the
murder OF Mary Stannard. an accusation
which led In 1879 to one OF the most IA
nous murder trials In Connecticut.
IL involved n trip paid for by the state
OF Prof. Edward s. Dana OF Yale TO
Europe to investigate the properties Of
arsenic, which figured In the trial. The
jury disagreed and Mr.. Hayden was re-
leased on bonds. which were afterwards
cancelled.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-05-13
JUDGE BAKER DENIES
PETITION FOR NEW TRIAL

Judge Baker has denied defendants
petition for new trial in the case Of
State VS.. Richard w. Farr. The latter
was found guilty by a jury of forging
an assignment OF wages
His honor finds the testimony con-
fictng as 10 important facts, but IL
not prepared to say that the evidence
is insufficient TO sustain the verdict or
that IL is not consistent with a fair.
honest and reasonable consideration OF
the evidence.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-05-13
COLLECTOR MUST BE
SATISFIED WITH $500

Collector Jason T. Wood OF School Dis
trict No. OF Warwick must be satisfied
with the compensation Of $500 for his SER
vices as collected in the year 1906. Mr.
Wood claimed 5 per cent OF the whole tax
collected, which would be s177s.5e The sU-
perior court limited plaintiffs recovery TO
5000 compensation voted him at the dis
trict meeting and the supreme court sIs-
tains the action OF the former court
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-05-13
MASTER APPOINTED TO
FIND AMOUNT DUE

Judge Brown handed down a decree
I'm the United States court today In
favor OF the complainant In the case
OF the Baker -Nawter company VS.. the
Park Manufacturing company. the de-
fendant having infringed the former
company's patent on loose-leaf
ledger.
The court ordered the complainant
he permitted TO recover from the de-
fendant all PROFITS. gains and advhn-
tages derived from the infringement. /.
and he referred the case TO James H.
Thurston. as master OF court
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-05-13
FIRE AT WHEELING
CAUSES $4,000 LOSS

Wheeling, w. Va, May 13.-Aftei
consuming the warehouse OF the Actin
Standard mill of the United State
Steel corporation at Bridgeport, o., to-
day, fire which threatened complete de-
struction TO the s2,o00.000 plant of the
concern was subdued when fortunate
change OF the wind blew the flames
toward an open field. The loss is placed
at $25,000.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-05-13
WHEAT PRICES
GO SOARING IN
CHICAGO PIT

Chicago. May i3-wheat took tre-
mendous jump at the beginning OF the
opening OF the board of trade today. in
ttial prices for the leading options show
Ing a gain OF IL TO Sc. The latter ad-
vance was on the December delivery.
which sold at S1.O3.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-05-13
SUNDAY CARD PLAYERS
FINED IN COURT

Charles Williams. aged 26. George u.
Riley, aged 2i. and Walter G. Burgisen.
aged 80. were each fined 81 and costs
In the district court for card playing
on Sunday.
Williams was also arraigned on an
old warrant charging that on Nov. 26
he assaulted one Ellnora Francis lie
pleaded not guilty and was held in
$500 fer trial on the 18th,
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-05-13
SUBMARINE
OCTOPUS HAS
BATTERY TEST

In the best weather since the series OF
submarine tests was begun off Newport,
the submarine boat Octopus was taken
out today for a battery test This Is to
determine how long the boat con run with
batteries alone. IL was arranged TO give
the Octopus a trial later In the day with
regard to her ability to escape from an
other submarine. The submarine Lake is
still undergoing repairs and alterations.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-05-13
PearY Tonight

Commander Peary. the Arctic explorer.
will lecture on Nearest the Pole I'm In
fantry hall tonight special reduced
rate is extended 10 pupils of the public
schools--only % cents for tickets for
students Don't fail TO hear Peary,