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Evening journal., 1908-05-27

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
GLOUCESTER, Mass, May 1.-THE
schooner Fame of this Dort was run down
early to-1ay off the Maine coast by the
steamer Boston, of Dominion-Atlsntic line
and thirteen members Of her crew were
drowned.
The Fame. which was one Of the largest
Of the New EpEland nshing nssL carried
Evening journal., 1908-05-27
Must Appear to Support Claims

All persons interested in the Odessa
and Middletown Railway Company are
requested by John p. Nields, the spec
ial master appointed in the United
States Court. 10 appear in that court
on June S. to give evidence in support
of their claims.
Evening journal., 1908-05-27
AEROPLANE FLIES
OVER FIVE MILES

Nv United Press Leased Special Wire.
ROME, May 27-In the presence Of
King Victor Emanuel the Queen and
a royal party at Piazza d'Arta this
morning, M. Delagrange, the French
inventor, flew his aerPDlsne a distance
of five and a half miles while at a
height Of oNly ten feet. Delagrange's
control of the aeroplane seemed per-
feet.
Evening journal., 1908-05-27
Festival Was a Success

The festival given by General Birds
class of Rodney Street Presbyterian
Sunday school on Saturday was sue
cessful from every viewpoint. The
proceeds will be applied to missionary
PURPOSES
Evening journal., 1908-05-27
MahOney City Couple Wed Here.

George Simulligan and Miss Arnesta
c. Houser, both Of Mahoney CITY, Pa,
were married by the Rev. Frederic
Doerr here yesterday afternoon.
Evening journal., 1908-05-27

Firemen to Present Comedy.
The Minquas Fire Company, Of New
port, will present the comedy "A Girl
in a Thousand" in its engine house
tomorrow evening. The proceeds will
be for the benefit Of the company.
Evening journal., 1908-05-27

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Evening journal., 1908-05-27

Advertise in busy fines, be- 5
cause fhe iron must be struck 5
while it is hot, and advertise 5
in dull fines TO heat the iron. }
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1908-01-11
THE PRUSS|AN
POLICE KEEP
BERLIN ORDERLY

Berlin, Jan. l1.-Order prevails through
out Berlin today and there has been no
recurrence of the demonstrations OF yes
terday for manhood suffrage in Prussia
The police. however. still occupy the
strategetio points OF the clty-the neigh
borhood of the palace and various public
squares-or they are being held in re-
serve at the station houses. The police
prevent all attempts to start demonstra-
ton. Most of the men arrested yesterday
were released today.
Herr Bebel, Herr Singer and their asso-
ciates, who compose the committee OF
seven which is managing the Social-Dem-
ocratic party, regard the terms in which
Prince Won Buelow, the imperial chancel-
lor. rejected the demand for manhood suf-
lfrage and a se,Set ballot inste-d of the
existing property qualification for voters,
as a declaration OF war
The Vorwaerts, the official organ OF
the committee. said today: There will be
no quiet in Prussia Until universal, equal,
secret and direct suffrage has beer won.
Prince Won Buelow's declaration is quite
clear. The phantom of a Liberal era is
denied. The people are warned, and they
will learn"
The paper then asks: 'Will the gov
ernment dare ignore and despise the de-
mand of the people? We await the cast
ing of the responsibility upon the privi-
legged and governing classes Thirty out
OF the 100000 people in Prussia are
without property and without rights.
Social Democracy will organize the 10000
600 and make their demand irresistible
The government now has the word. but
the people will have the final word"
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1908-01-11
SAYS A|NLEY
IS ABROAD WITH
AOUoEKEEPER

Emmet Ainley, whose matrimonial COM
plications have interested local courts
considerably is. according 10 statements
made before Judge Mumford in the SUI
perior court this afternoon, on his way
10 England on the finest ship ahoat and
has with him his housekeeper This
housekeeper, Miss Nellie Conway and
Ainlcy went through a marriage cerc-
mony at Boston some months ago.
.Anley's WIFE Charlotte. came To this
country Just before the decree In her hua-
bands divorce suit was made absolute.
The decision In his favor was taken off
and then Ainley asked leave 10 discon-
tinue II. Mrs. Ainley, according to her
counsel, though not able TO work has
had To seek employment I'm a local mill
while her husband. wlfo owes her money
under the order OF the court and under
an agreement is on visit to his own
home
Mrs. Ainley asked the court today 10
adjudge her husband I'm contempt for
failing 10 pay her the allowance ordered
and tos leaving the jurisdiction of the
court. Ainloy. until a couple OF weeks
ago, was designer In the National
Providence Worsted mills and received a
salary OF S. a day This shop he relin-
quished OF lis own account
Ainlcy's counsel said that Ainley would
return and that no was not in contempt.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1908-01-11
HOBSON'S CHOICE,
A LARGER NAVY

Washington. Jan. 11.-RepresentGftive
Richmond Pearson Hobson announces that
he Is TO begin at once in the house
"never-say-die" campaign for a much
larger and greatly improved navy
AS preliminary step he filed reso-
lution provided for the appointment by
the president OF n commission whose
duty II shall be TO investigate and re-
port to the president and to congress
upon the best means of preserving the
general welfare by the use and extension
Of arbitration and by the maintenance or
armed forces"
The commission is TO consist OF seven
members, one from the army. one from
the navy. one from the senate, one from
the house. one recognized authority on
international law and two at discretion
the salary of each. exclusive OF the mem
bers OF congress. 10 be $500 a year.
The resolution appropriates $4,000 10
defray the commissions travelling and
other expenses.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1908-01-11
WHITMORE'S FRIEND
is IN THE TOLLS

Boston, Jan. ll.-Mrs. Georgianna Dick
inson. who was arrested last night in
Cambridge at the request OF New Jersey
authorities as an accessory in the muir
der OF Mrs. Helena Whitmore on Christ
mas night, was subjected TO a rigid ex-
animation today by local officers and In
spector Charlock OF Harrison. N. J.
Mrs. Dickinson was asked especially in
regard TO a gold bracelet which was
found by the police at house I'm Rox-
bury today where Mrs. Dickinson had re-
Gently visited, IL being the opinion OF the
officers that the piece OF jewelry be-
longed to Mrs. Whitmore and that II was
given TO Mrs. Dickinson by the husband
fthc murdered woman who Is now in
custody.
Mrs. Dickinson admitted to the police
that she was in Brooklyn on the night
when ii is believed that the marder was
committed. She also announced her Will
ingness TO return TO New York and ar
rangements were made for the journey
later i'm the day.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1908-01-11
RIVERSIDE

Winchester's hall was well filled with
the members and friends OF Farragut
post, q. A. r., and Farragut Woman
Relief corps, who Witnessed the beautifui
and impressive ceremony OF installation,
that of the post being performed by Past
Commander Franklin Il. Ham and stan.
The officers installed were as follows:
Commander. George Blackwell; senior
vice-commander, George w. Whitemore;
junior vice-commander, Port w. Rich
ards: surgeon, w. III. Earle; chaplain.
Job Lewis quartermaster. Thomas B.
Thornton: officer OF the day. Robert
Laird Uhis being his 22d year 10 hold
this .positionl; officer Of the guard: l.. {.
Phillips: adjutant. George w. Thayer;
auditing committee. Earle Lewis and
George w. Whitemore; delegate To enc
campment. John H. Peck; alternate, Port
w. Richards.
The ceremony for the Relief corps was
conducted by Mrs Myra J. Olney of Paw
tucket. who was assisted by Mary Thur
installed: President. Ivis J.. Ballou; Sc
nicr vice-president, Amanda Harwood;
junior vice-president, Julia A. Hicks
sentinel, Amelia O. Munroe: treasurer,
Annie II. Higgins; conductor, Gertrude
Houghtaling; assistant conductor, Agnes
Foster: guard. Laura A. Sanford; chap
lain, Sarah Il. Crowell. =.
went to Grubes hall, where supper was
served. after which addresses were made
by Mr.. Ham and others.
The Heart club held a most enJoyable
session last evening. the only member be-
ing absent was Charles IL, CRUDE, who is
confined to>his home by illness.
MIR. William Il. Farnsworth, who has
made his appearance on the square yes
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1908-01-11
EAST PROVIDENCE

The senior class of the High school held
its annual gathering in tho town hall last
evening and was attended by about 100
couples The hall was quite elaborately
decorated with the class colors. About
10@ light collation. was served. The
floor director was Richard McCoart and
he was assisted by Otto Tingley. Leonard
Edwards and William Braman, while the
committee on arrangements were Agnes
Andrews, Esther Mccormick and William
R-aman.
TOOK IN THE RACES.
Two we'll known young men were miss
ing from the square yesterday afternoon
and evening and many of their friends
formed themselves into a searching party,
but IL was not until this morning that IL
was learned that they had spent the day
at the Reservoir avenue road race
TRAVEL DELAYED.
A stone wagon drawn by a pair-ef
horses, owned by Joseph Mccormick.
broke down in the square this morning.
and delayed travel for an hour or more.
WAS SENT HOME.
Patrolman Taggart found a man who
was somewhat under the influence of
liquor about the square yesterday after
noon and was displaying a roll OF bills
of $500 or more. The man said that he
lived at Fall River, so the olcer put him
on board of car and sent him I'm that
direction.
GENERAL MENTION.
The Massasoit club moved their effects
from the rooms Of the Business Mems as
ISOLATION TO their own rooms In Leslie's
block yesterday. The Business Men ten
dered their rooms to the club whose
rooms were badly damaged by fire some
time ago.
The Rev. J. s. Cam, pastor of the
Second Baptist church and the Rev. X. @.
Ferris of the East Providence Centre
Baptist church will exchange pulpits to-
morrow.
The bowling teams or Enterprise
Camp of Woodmen and the Owl club will
meet on Goff's alleys this evening.
MIR. and Mrs. John +, Davey enter
tained a party OF whist players from
Providence at their residence on Brow
street last evening.
A man giving his name as Charles
Cameron was found asleep In small sail
boat last evening and this morning was
sent to the state farm for six months Tor
being an idle person.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1908-01-11
RAILROAD s PLEA
0vERRULEO BY
SUPERIOR COURT

The New York, New Haven and Hart
ford Railroad company cannot plead
Connecticut statute requiring notice to
be given To IL I'm bar OF a civil action
against IL In this state, according to the
decision of Presiding Justice :;weetland.
handed down today I'm the suit brought
by George Donovan. The latter is a resi-
dent OF Connecticut. and sues 10 recover
damages from the big corporation for
personal injuries. Mr.. Donovan was i'm
Jured Nov. TO- 1906, and the present action
was commenced on May 3, 1897. The
Connecticut statute that defendant wished
10 plead in bar OF this action provides
mat no action 10 recover damages for
gence, shall be maintained aglinsS any
steam railroad company unless written
notice containing a general description OF
the injury and of the time. place and
same can be aseertaSe 9hSl Gas have e' been een
given to the defendant within four
months after the neglect complained OF.
unless the action Itself is commenced
within said period of four months.
To this plea plaintiff demurred. claim
ins this statute was simply statute OF
limitation. and had no force To affect an
Connecticut The defendant in reply
claimed among other things that this
statute was a condition precedent to the
right of action, having the same effect
gard TO actions brought against munich
palites.
After Sreviewing the law in regard TO
actions arising under the statute, the pre-
siding justice says
such provisions with regard to a COM
mon law action, whether properly called
statutes OF Limitation or conditions, are
conditions which operate on the remedy
only, and do not affect the right OF ac-
tion itself, hence they have no force out
side the state of their enactment"
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1908-01-11
Larger Pension Wanted

Washington, Jan. 1.-THE fact that
Commander II. III. Hoseley. who died
tically without means and left a family
unprovided for, has led his friends In the
navy to initiate movement 10 secure
from congress a special pension for his
widow and daughter. The small service
pension Of $50 month would. IL Is held
be utterly inadequate in this case. either
to meet the needs OF the family or TO
constitute anything like a fitting recogni-
tion of his services.
The basis of this statement is the fact
that In navigating the great floating dry
dock Dewey three-quarters of the dis
tance around the globe and mooring IL
sefely in Subig bay Commander Hoseley
performed what was without a doubt the
most remarkable feat of seamanship in
this generation
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1908-01-11
CITY NOTES

A report has been made TO the police at
the Central station that the office of Will
liam r. Brown at 336 Eddy street was en-
tered Thursday night by a false key and
that $12 were stolen.
The Commercial club will be addressed
Friday evening next by Representative
Charles n. Fowler, chairman or the bank
ing and currency committee.
d
Mrs Annie McIIugh reports that
cheese, valued at S25. has been stolen
from her grocery at 1l2 Thurbers' avenue.
d.
The Texas Oil company has been given
permits to erect two OH storage tanks,
wooden boiler house and a wooden pump
house
The grocery store OF Clyde & Adams.
at 2es Benefit street, was broken into last
night and cigars and cigarettes, valued at
Ht72, and canned goods and other ar
ticles. valued at 1920. were stolen. The
break was discovered by Edward c.
Baker, a clerk, when he opened.
Joseph Richards has reported that his
brother George. IL has been missing from
his home, &c Weeden street, since Thurs
day, on which day his mother gave his
s. to pay the rent.
James II. McCue. 10 years old. was CON-
mittcd 20 the state hospital for the In
sane He has acute mania and was ar
rested on Richmond street yesterday af-
ternoon, while making a violent demon
stration.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1908-01-11
FOWLER EXPLAINS
ALDRICH'S BILL

Washington, Jan. 1i.-At a meeting
OF the house banking and currency
committee which was very generally at
tended Chairman Fowler explained fully
the currency reorganization bill which
he recently introduced and which was
referred TO his committee for use as a
working basis on which TO formulate a
bill
Mr.. Fowler discussed his bill as dis
ungwshcd from the Aldrich bin in the
senate arguing that while the former
contemplaies the complete reOrg nization
OF national bank currency on the basis Of
credit guarantee notes secured by national
bank assets, the latter is an emergency
expansion measure purely and provides
for the Issue OF currency on such general
security os the bonds OF railroads
counties and municipalities when APP
proved By tho secretary OF the treasury.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1908-01-11
BOYS DISCOVER
MURDER VICTIM
At PEABODY

Peabody. Mass, jan 1.-THE discovery
of an atrocious murder was made by two
lads OF this town when they ran across
in an open field back OF the Blauey farm
mt 10 o'clock this morning the terribly
mutilated body OF Ludwyk Kubals. a
Russian. employed at the Danvers bleach
cry.
The medical examiner found that the
man had evidently been killed by "A blow
on the back of the head and that his body
later had been atrociously mutilated. The
limbs wero slashed with gashes In many
directions. the face and arms and abdo-
men had also been badly cut up.
The medical examiner believed tiAt the
man must have been killed 36 hours be-
fore.
IL was learned from the woman with
whom Kubals boarded in Danvers that
he left home there on Thursday night,
about 10 o'clock. 1t was known that he
had slss In cash in his pockets and a
gold watch, neither OF which was found
upon his person today, While this at
first led 70 the supposition that robbery
had been the motive OF the crime, the
peculiarly atrocious way I'm which the
body had been mutilated convinced the
police that jealousy toward Kubals in his
attentions 10 n woman was the direct mo-
tive for the act. From their own inves-
tigation and what little might be learned
from the panvers people with whom Ku
bals boarded IL was concluded that the
young man had been coaxed through
eon1e forged letter TO meet a woman I'm
the Blaney field. where instead he found
his Jealous nssailants, whom IL Is suppos-
ed. were fellow countrymen.
Up TO this afternoon the police had not
found any workable clue as to the lden-
tity OF these men. II being thought that
more than ono pair OF hands participate q
IN the horrible crime.
An autopsy will be held tomorrow.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1908-01-11
ALIEN PROTECTION
NOT EXTENDED

Washington, Jan. 1.-THE house OF rep
resentatives assumed Its old-time activity
yesterday and for over five hours II trans
acted business OF n public nature.
Material progress was made with the
bill 90 codify, revise and amend the Grim
inai laws OF the United States. which
was taken up after some routine bills
had been disposed OF.
An attempt by Mr.. Littleheld OF Maine
10 have the bill amended so as 10 af
ford protection 10 aliens In the matter OF
civil rights failed by decisive vote after
considerable discussion.
Mr.. Littlefeld said there was no rea-
pon why n alien I'm this country, who
was behaving himself. should not have
the protection OF gil the criminal statutes
1ust as citizens do. Several other members
agreed with him, but Mr.. Watkins OF
Louisiana, Mr.. DE Almond OF Missouri
and Mr.. sheriey OF Kentucky opposed
the amendment.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1908-01-11
SEARCH RUINS OF
SkYSCRAPER FOR
THREE F|REMEA
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LONG DREADED
The fire department has been dreading
a fire In a skyscraper. and although the
Parker building was only 10 stories high.
the fate OF one OF the modern buildings
OF twice that height is easily imagined
from last nights experience The water
pressure, even when augmented by the
force OF the largest engines in the depart
ment was not sufficient To raise The wa
ter TO a point anywhere near the top OF
the building. When the new salt water
high pressure mains are completed Off
cials say this fault will be no longer 80
prominent
AT an early hour this morning orders
were issued closing the subway, which
runs past the burned building No trains
were allowed TO run i'm the block between
the Fourteenth street and Twenty-third
street stations, the Eighteenth street sta
ton being opposite the burned building.
Shuttle trains were run north OF Twenty
third street and south of Fourteenth
street 10 the next station provided with
switching facilities
UNDER CONTROL AT O'CLOCK.
The fire was officially declared TO be
under control soon after Z O'clock this
morning, but Deputy Chief Binns warned
the police TO keep the crowds as far as
possible away from the wrecked building.
as there was still danger that the entire
Duliulnb HllbHL COlldpSe, as ttSull OF the
contraction OF the steel girders as they
cooled.
Deputy Chief Binns said: THE fact
that the fire gained great headway was
due entirely TO lack of water At the
present time In New York the water tow
crs cannot reach above the eighth floor
Because OF the poor water pressure. the
three water towers had 10 be laid aside
as useless. after Intellectual attempts TO
do good work with them"
The through subway service which had
been resumed during the carly rush
hours was suspended shortly after
o'clock. owing to fear OF the officials that
the wreck OF the Parker building might
collapse and crash through into the UNI
dcrground tube.
A PRINTER MISSING.
Robert Bryer. a printer. employed on
the fifth floor OF the Parker building. was
reported as missing today. lie was at
work I'm the building when the fire start
ed and has not been seen since.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1908-01-11
Electric Lighting Co. Sued

Jane Barnes has sued the Narragansett
Electric Lighting company to recover
$4,000 because of the death OF Norman
A. Barnes, a minor. Barnes went to work
for the electric lighting company In july
1866, and March y, 1907, was sent out as
assistant lineman to fix some wires on
Stokes street. While engaged In putting
upa wire he attached a metal Wise TO a
wire that was charged and received such
n shock that he died.
II Is claimed that the company should
have shut the power off these wires,
about which the deceased was at work.
Irving Champlin and James Harris arc
attorneys for plaintiff.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1908-01-11
MULA| HEF|O
IS PROCLAIMED
SULTAN At FEz

Taneier, Jan. 11.--Mulai Hahd has been
proclaimed sultan at Fee, one OF the cap
itals OF Morocco, and holy war has
b. en- declared
Unrelable reports TO this effect have
been in crculs ton for a day or two.
but today official confirmation OF Shem
was received.
Nulai Hahd. who some months ago
was proclaimed sultan at Morocco City.
was not present at Fez, and consequently
his uncle, Mulai Saramini. was made
vice-regent, pending the arrival Of Hafd
Abd-E -El-AzIz. the sultan OF record. was
formally deposed from the sultanate.
These things occurred on Jan. 4.
The proclamations were issued at the
principal mosque and all the Moorish for
malities attending such ceremonies were
scrupulously observed. The Ulemas or
body OF Moslem doctors, who interpret
the Koran. of the Choffas tribes. and the
city officials. were the principal leaders
n the movement.
Paris, Jan. 1.-THE government Is dis.
turbed over the unexpected move of the
the proclamation OF Mulal Hand as sui
ton OF Morocco. Everything will depend
Il Ia expected upon the strength which
Muial Hand develops. France and
ers. must recognize Abd-El-Azix as the
legitimate sultan. He signed the Algeci.
ras act for Morocco, and France and
spain will have TO sustain him so long
as the official government remains in his
hands.
should the rebel sultan become formlGa-
Bile the country might become cIvlded,
Mulai HaHd being supreme I'm the inter
Tor and Aoc-El-Aziz. with the support OF
France and Spain, ruling on the coast.
Such a situation might readily produce
international complications.
The immediate effect OF the procisma-
ton Of Mulai Hand as sultan rs ccrisli.
20 be the Indefinite prolongation % the
stay OF the French and spanish troops iry
Morocco.
Order yhe N-ws-Dcmccrst left st
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1908-01-11
Want Receiver

Boston. Jan. 11.-Certain bondholders OF
the Maine Coast Transportation company
applied to Judge Dodge In the United
states circuit court today for the appoint
ment of a temporary receiver for tho
company. For some reason unknown.
Judge Bond denied the petition, but sug-
gested that application be made again
on Monday.
The company does business from LIN
coin wharf, this city, running line OF
freight boats between Boston and East
port, Me. and intermediate points.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1908-01-11
Creditors to Get $500, 900

Boston, Jan. 11.-Arrangements have
been completed whereby the sum OF about
$4,000 will be distributed TO creditors by
the assignces Of the failed dry goods job
bing house of Hawley. Folsom & Roai-
mus. The assisnces, i'm conjunction with
the assignees OF I. III. Lane & Co, have
sold tho assets of all three concerns To
the Hawlcy Folsom company. Single
creditors of all three firms will receive
6n cents on the dollar; joint creditors Of
the Hawley and Lane companies. 65 cents
and joint creditors of all three firms. 10
cents.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1908-01-11
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Kentucky, Burton, New York.
Steamer Tuscan, Page, Baltimore.
Steamer City OF Newport, Ricketson,
Newport.
Steamer c. w. Danielson, Dodge. Block
Island.
Steamer Battler, New York.
Steamer Roger Williams, Newport.
SAILED.
Steamer Kentucky, Burton. New York.
Steamer Old Colony. New York.
Steamer Edgemont. New York.
Steamer City OF Newport, Newport.
Steamer G.. w. Danielson, Block Island