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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-16
DR.. F. B. jEWETT,
HEAD Of STATE
HOSPITAL, GOES

The state board OF charities and cor
rections yesterday afternoon voted to
dispense with the services OF Dr. Fred
II. Jewett. superintendent OF the state
hospital for the insane, who is said 10
have admitted that the charges are
true.
The charges are that DIR. Jewctt
caused unnecessary punishment 10 be
inflicted upon William S. Morse. one Of
the inmates.
There may be other changes at the
state Institution unless more attention
is paid 10 the wishes OF the board and
there Is less interference and assumD-
tion OF power.
The hospital has since the death OF
DIT. George f. Keene been in charge
OF Dr. Fred B Jewett. who was an aS-
sistant under superintendent Keene,
and was supposed 10 be following the
humane practices that had made' pr.
Keene's administration successful.
These included an insistence that
each attendant and officer should bear
i'm mind at all times that the inmate
was not confined In the hospital for
punishment, but for restraint and treat
ment that might induce mental i'm
provement II not a recovery.
Among the patients under Dr.
Jewett's charge was William S. Morse,
who shot Julia Tombs OF this city. lie
is a degenerate. who had perslstently
annoyed Miss Tombs. lie was indicted
for murder but on the evidence of COM
petent alienists was declared irrespon-
sible and committed to the state hos
pitaL
Morse, while not OF a surly disposi-
tion, at times is stubborn, and given TO,
the use OF language more expressive
than polite. In one OF these outbursts
he is alleged to have addressed one
OF the attendants in such manner that
the officer made complaint To DIR.
Jewett who ordered the offender TO be
put into an arrangement made OF
strong canvas and straps, which holds
the Victims arms close TO his breast,
over which they are folded.
The instrument is never supposed 10
he used except for short periods OF
time, even upon refractory prisoners
in the jail and prison.
Morse was told that he must apol-
ogize for his language and that he
would be kept in the trait-jacket an
til he did so. At the expiration OF
eight days he was released, having in
the meantime suffered much from
cramps.
The board Of state charities and ccr-
rections conducted an investigation ut
the state house yesterday afternoon.
DR.. Jewett is said TO have admitted
that he caused Morse to be put into
the strait Jacket and that he had given
instructions that he should remain lied
up until an apology was offered.
The board viii not. it is said. con-
sent that any OF the subordinates In
tho hospital shall be promoted 20 All
the vacancy. the feeling being that the
state should have the services of an
alienist of high standing and rcputa-
ton.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-16
DOINGS WITH THE BROWN
BOYS UP ON THE HILL

Manager Hardness has arranged the
schedule for the sophomore basketball
team saturday Jan. 1e Bryant q STRAIT
ton; Wednesday, Jan. %. Hope street
Island college at Kingston; Wednesday,
Feb. &, Bryant Stratton; Saturday.
Feb. Q, Killingly High at Danielson;
wednesday. Feb. 20. Durfee High; Fri
day. Feb %. Rogers High at Newport;
Wednesday, Feb. %. Dean academy at
Franklin; Saturday, March .. Durfee
High. at Fall River; Saturday. March .,
DR.. William De witt Hyde will be the
speaker AT today's vosper service In
Sayles hall.
Today and tomorrow the qualifying ex-
animation OF candidates from this state
for the Rhodes scholarship Will be held
Candidates who have once passed the eN-
animation Will not be eligible for election
till they have passed their 18th birthday.
Al a meeting OF the sophomore class
yesterday afternoon IL was voted TO have
class pipes and 10 hold a theatre party
soon President Mayhem appointed the
tee. w. X. Jackson, ". a. We'll and l.. L..
I.arrabec; for committee on theatre
party. H. G.. sturgis, .E. Dennic and +.
* Hollen.
more ball committee was held. The
dance will he given Thursday night. Feb.
:. from 10 10 In Sayles hall The follow
lowing arc the sub-committecs: ON pa
tronesses. \. II. Poland. chairman; ~. v.
Babcock. NJ u. Champin w. u. Miller.
decoration, w. u. Miller chairman: w.
=. Buftum. G. +. Hughes Jr., r. r. Den
ME: music Donald Jackson. chairman; r..
II. Whitmarsh. H. q. Sturgls. invitations
and tickets. H. @. Sturgis, chairman; w.
Il. Bunum. G. r. Hughes Jr.. A. j. Kir-
by: supper. a. W. Poland, chairman; II.
Il. Babcock NJ. -. Champlin, floor. r. r.
Dcnnie. w Adams. II. II. Whltmarsh. I.
ribbon committee. NJ. u Champln.
on Monday Jan. 81 the tournament for
the college chess championship will bc
started.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-16
BOTH COMPANIES
SEEK To DODGE
RESPONSIBILITY

Testimony OF a conflicting character as
to whether It was a wire of the Nara.
gansett Electric Lighting company or
OF the Rhode Island company that
caused the death OF Linenlan Arthur
Adams at harrington week ago Mon
day was introduced at the coroner's
inquest into the mans death at Barring
ton yesterday.
A half-dozen witnesses, comprising men
employed In the party of workmen who
were shifting the wires, presented testi-
mony that at the time the fatality occur
red the power was to have been shut Oft
by both companies having wires on the
pole
The witnesses who testified that they
were employed by the Rhode Island COM
pany, declared that the wire which
brought about Adams death was the
property OF the Narragansett Electric
Lighting company. while the men en-
p,oyed by the Narragansett Electric
Lighting company were certain that the
wire carried the current of the Rhode
Island company.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-16
EAST PROVIDENCE
Or. Horton Refuses TO vacate
Office Of Supi. Of Schools
Officers Of Reliance Lodge Are
installed. Notes
Advertisements and items for The
News Democrat can be left at Alexander
Munro's Boston Store. Warren avenue.


The school committee has at presen,
two superintendents on hand, for Mr.. j.
w. Doves, who was elected at tho meet
ing Monday evening, put In his. appear
ance the next day at 8 O'Clock, and was
ready to Ego TO work" The other Is DIR.
Herbert r. Horton, the present superin-
telident who, when Mr.. Whittemore OF
South Hadley, resigned, was engaged to
hold the place until Mr.. Whittemore as
sumed the office on Feb. 1. who proposes
10 hold the keys, the books and records,
despite what efforts Committeeman Bud
long and Moore may make to get rid OF
him.
RELIANCE LODGE.
District Deputy Grand Master Hunt in
stalled tho following officers at the meet
ing OF Reliance lodge OF Odd Fellows last
evening: Noble grand, l.. i. Allen: vice
grand, w. n. Van Ausdall, recording Sec
retary, p. T. Peirce; financial secretary,
A. Il. Griswold warden. w. r. Richards /;
conductor, Clarence Budlong; chaplain,
IA. X. Perkins supporters 10 noble grand.
+. r.. Bucklin, Thomas Lynn; supporters
10 vice grand, Daniel Dye. --;
outside guard. William Peckham. At the
conclusion OF this portion OF the program
Past Grand Master Edwin B. Lincoln
presented the retiring noble grand, G. T..
Bulls, with the gavel he used during the
year. the same being appropriately in
scrlbed and decorated.
A. T. Grlswold. who. for a number of
years has held the position OF financial
secretary. was presented with large
bouquet OF pinks, the deputy grand mas
ter making the presentation speech. "A
salad supper and cigars followed.
MINOR MENTION
Those who pass the new shore resort on
Bullock's Point avenue known as Vanity
Fair, say they do not see the hustle and
hustle that was so pronounced there some
time ago, when there were about 100 men
employed and load after load OF lumber
was being delivered on the grounds. At
present there are less than 20 men at
york
The y. S. club connected with the Sec
ond Baptist church held "A well-attended
meeting last evening.
Howard lodge, Knights OF Pythias, will
meet this evening.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-16
STATE OF, RHODE ISLAND AND
PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS.

Providence Sc.
Office OF the Clerk OF tho Superior Court
Providence Jan. Z, A. ID. 1907
Whereas, Florence a. Phillips OF Provl-
dence, i'm the county Of Providence. has
fled Petition In said office. praying for
a divorce from Charles A. Phillips
Notice is hereby given 20 the said
Charles a. Phillips To appear III he shall
see Mt, before the Superior Court, to be
holden at Providence. within the county
OF Providence. on the third Monday OF
February next. then and there to respond
to said petition.
WALTER S. REYNOLDS. Clerk.
i71iI p. fall
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-16
HELPING HAND is
GLADLY EXTENDED

In the district court this morning Bird
get Higgins. common drunkard, told the
court that her environment was response
bic; and she thought 10 opportunity was
afforded her TO live away from tempta-
ton, her thirst would be removed and she
would become her former self Judge Lee
was willing TO extend a helping hand and
placed her on probation. Miss Denehy
will place her in the house of the Good
Shepherd.
John Whornby, for not sending his
minor child to school, was placed on pro-
bation.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-16
RIVERSIDE
The local office OF The News Democra
In at Lewis restaurant, Riverside square
where advertisements and news Items
may DO left.

The difficultyy between Messrs. Mcguire
and Jolly may find its way into the civil
courts as both have asked Sergt. Bick-
ford 10 interfere, but neither has sworn
out a warrant against the other. A well
known citizen was called I'm by Mr.. Jolly
yesterday 10 examine the books OF the
firm and he found II Is said that Mr..
Mcguire owed Mr.. Jolly $50 Mr.. Jolly
says that Mr.. Mcguire refused to do his
share of the work and this be claims dis
solved the partnership deal.
Mrs Ellen Spenser was rendered a re-
ception at her home on Bluff street last
New York. Boston, Montpelier and Provi-
dence last evening in honor of her birth
day. Miss Nettie Hill OF Boston presided
al the piano and Mr.. George Thayer of
the same city. gave very pleasing
sleight OF hand performance. Mrs. Spen-
Ger was the recipient OF many handsome
presents
A reception will be rendered 10 the
Rev. j. l.. Bristol his wife and son, by
the members OF the Congreg egational
church in the church parlors this even
ing. An entertainment will be given and
a supper served.
The Alpha club expect to have all OF
their furniture including a piano installed
Friday evening.
Tho officers-elect OF Riverside lodge,
Knights of Pythias. will be installed by
District Deputy Grand Chancellor w. S.
McLane this evening.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-16
SMALL BLAZE BUT
BIG EXCITEMENT

Lieut.. William Robinson of hook and
ladder sounded an alarm from box S
at the corner OF South Main and Took
wotton streets about 10 O'Clock this morn
ing for fire in the chimney OF n six-tene-
ment block at IS and 10 Pike street,
owned by Lewis Marks
The house is occupied by six Portu-
guesc families; and when the apparatus
arrived there was considerable excite
ment. The fire was cxtlnguished with lit
tie damage.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-16
Attorney Bassett Admitted

Edward ID. Bassett was yesterday ad.
mitted to practice before the supreme
court OF the United states in Washington.
Mr. Bassett Is a well known member OF
the Rhode Island bar. and OF the United
States bar in the lower federal courts.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-16
Son and Money Missing

Charles N. Williams, OF 4f4 Cranston
street reports his son Tracy and 50 both
missing since last Saturday. The boy Is
II years old. feet inches tall, weighs
100 pounds. has dark complexion and wore
a brown suit and black derby hat.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-16
|. Z. Donohue Missing

J3mes r. Donahue OF iSS Public street
is reported missing from home since Sun
day. He is ~ years of age. feet
inches tall. weighing i5 pounds. light
complexion. and wore black suit and
black derby hat
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-16
Memorial to Mrs. Sumner

In memory OF Mrs. Fannie Wheaton
CSwan) Sumner, the Royal circle OF the
Kings Daughters OF the Central Baptist
church has dedicated "a room furnished by
the circle at the new Young Women's
Christian association.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-16
Robert Cushing's Will

Robert NJ Cushing of Newport. who
vas killed In cab accident in London
recently. left his large estate. believed to
b. worth moro than 81 .0o oo. exclusively
TO his four children. Grafton A. Cushing.
Howard q. Cushing. Mrs. Edward ".
James OF Seattle and Mrs. Andrcls Andor-
sOn
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-16
Truant Is Sentenced

William Frew. aged n, vas surrendered
by Truant officer Gilbert 4. Whittcmort
this morning snd sentenre-i FOR two years
In the Sockauossct school.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-16
GODDARD STILL
HOLDS HIS Al
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ators were absent Lieut. Gov Fred
erick III. Jackson came In while Sec
retary Of State Bennett avs reading z
the minutes Of yesterdays proceedings.
On motion of Senator Stiness, the
Republican leader. the senate took fr )u
the table the appointment OF Harry VI.
Shepard of Bristol 10 be a member OF
the board OF state charities and COR
rections; and the senate gave it's cnn-
sent thereto.
The annual report Of the United
States Volunteer Life Saving corps Of
Rhode Island was presented by Senator
Stoddard OF Portsmouth. received. or
dered printed and communicated 20 the
house.
At 1850 an invitation from the
house announced that IL was ready TO
meet the senate at noon in grand
committee for the election OF United
States senator for six years, beginning
next March.
on motion of Senator Palmer the in.
vitation was accepted
The adoption OF the joint rules by
the house last Friday was communi-
Gated 10 the senate
The senate did not take from tho
table the governors appointment OF
Matthew J. Cummings OF Providence to
be a member OF the state boarl OF
charities and corrections, though IL
promptly confirmed the appointment or
ex-senator Shepard. a Republican, on
motion of Senator Stiness.
Immediately upon returning from
the grand committee, the senate, ut
1925, adjourned.
IN THE HOUSE
The house was called TO order at
1885 by Speaker Burchard and pro-
ceeded Immediately to business.
Mr. Harris introduced a resolution
inviting the governor and senate TO
meet IL IN grand committee.
Mr. Kelly presented an act to regu-
late the hours OF labor and wages OF
mechanics on all state contracts call
ing for an eight-hour day. To COM
mite
Mr.. Metcalf presented a report OF the
state house commission, with an ac-
companying resolution. On table tenn
porary.
An announcement from the senate on
the invitation 10 meet in grand COM
mittee and several reports were re-
ceived.
The governor and senate were then
admitted to the house, and after roll
call the balloting began.
Immediately after the senate de-
parted. the house adjourned.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-16
Thief Made Good Lift

Frank Sterdet OF lSo Rhodes street. re-
ports barrel of gasoline valued at $50,
stolen from a lot at 137 Rhodes street.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-13

II Is amazing when We think how
rapidly new youngsters" are ushered
into the world. The average birth
rate OF the world 10 one baby at every
beat Of The human heart, Or one and
. fraction every second: seventy every
minute, four thousand two hundred
every hour: one hundred thousand
eight hupdrsd every day; and thirty
six million. ssven hundred ninety.two
thousand. q sqpal to nearly half the
population Of ths United States. every
year.
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Kent Business Announcements
The Newtown bee., 1907-05-31
A Nerve Tonic That Cures
 Neuralgia
This Is But One of Scores of Cases in Which Dr Will Hams Pink Pills Have Cured This Stub
 born and Pain
 ful Disease.

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 Dr Williams Pink Pills have cured neuralgia, nervous headaches and pros tration, dizziness, partial paralysis, St Vitus' dance and lOcomotor atax1a, be- cause they feed the nerves and give health to every tissue of the body. They are uneQua1led as blood builder and purifier and are especially Valu- able in the above nervous diseases ana anamia, after-effects of the grip and levers, because they not only reach these diseases at their root but they start right in to tone up the whole body.
 A booklet, entitled "Nervous Disor- ders," will be sent free upon request to any one interested.
 Dr Williams Pink Pills are sold by all druggists, or sent, postpaid, on re- ceipt of price, 50 cents per box, six boxes for S2 50, by the pr Williams Medicine Company, Schenectady, N. V
The Newtown bee., 1907-05-31
SOUTHPORT.
NEWS TERsELY TOLD.

Robert Burns has left his position at the Diamond Match Go. $ factory here, and has gone to Milton, N. ID. where he has taken a position. MT Burns family have moved from T. F. Wheeler's tenement house into the house on the church property.
 Herbert Burbank and William Smith were away, last week, a few days, on important business.
 William Morris has left his position at the Diamond Match Go. s factory and has gone to Southbury, where he has taken a position with Rev MT Nuttfng on his farm.
 George EdmOnds has taken a posi- tion with the Diamond Match Go. at their factory.
 MT and Mrs w. w. Wheeler, Den his Hogan, John Julot and Harold Da- wis took in the Buffalo Bill circus at Waterbury, last Friday.
 T. F. Wheeler has been quite poorly and under pr Greens care.
 Joseph Derow of Middlefeld, Mass. has taken a position with the Diamond Match Go. at their factory here.
 F. F. Wheeler, with force of men and teams, have been doing some good work on the road between the Dia- mond Match Go. $ factory and the de pot and the road now is in frst-clas condition. The walk has also been improved by having cinders put on it.
 T. J. Wolcott has been taking a 10 days vacation from his work at the Diamond Match Co., s factory, being away on important business.
 Herbert Burbank has been fortu- nate to find his boat, which disappear ago. The question is: Who has been enjoying a boat ride during it's ab sence?
 The Diamond Match Go. are very busy, these days, at the factory. Last week they unloaded over 200 cars of paper and loaded over 40 cars of finish ed paper.
 Irving Jellett resigned his position, one day last week, at the Diamond Match Co.'s factory and the next morning returned to take another position with the company.
 Superintendent John B. King of the Diamond Match Go. has had added to his responsibilities, the purchasing of stock paper for the mill in Southford