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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1913-04-25
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The increasing popularity of dog
meat as a table delicacy among the
poor OF Berlin is shown by a decision
to erect an abattoir for dogs.
Eugene Prosper. mayor of Gently,
France. was sentenced To 10 years i'm
prisonment for attempting to stab two
women near Paris.
NJ Gallo, n passenger was burned to
death. and Slavorosofi. a Russian avia.
tor. was seriously injured when his
engine exploded at Turin.
An attempt 20 destroy the historic
Smeaton Tower at Plymouth. Eng. by
the suffragettes was foiled when a
man discovered the bomb and extin-
guished IT,
Exports from Germany totalled
s211. .945, 900 for February, against
sl7s.SS0,oO0 during the same period
last year.
The Canadian postal administration
ruled that Sunday editions of United
States newspapers sent TO Canadian
persons not subscribers TO the daily
editions, must pay cent for each four
ounces.
Premier Romanones announced that
the Spanish Government proposes TO
repeal the law giving the government
jurisdiction over the administration OF
local associations.
The French military balloon Zodiac
collapsed at an altitude OF $50 feet
and FIVE army aeronauts were killed.
Government forces OF Nicaragua
captured Masso PARA. revolutionist,
who. with a band o. 30 men. has been
attacking outlying towns.
Signor Galetti, an Italian engineer,
Is laying plans to communicate b. .
wireless apparatus without masts
from CRANBERRY. France. to New York.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1913-04-25
Personal

Cardinal Farley celebrated In New
York his seventy first birthday by con
secrating the Church OF Our Lady OF
Hope and entertaining officials OF the
archdiocese at a dinner party.
Secretary William Jennings Bryan
and Speaker Champ Clark, strangers
since the Baltimore convention, broke
bread together, shook hands and
patched up their differences at lunch.
con I'm Washington.
A road leading to President Wilson's
Intended summer home at Cornish,
N. H.. has been named the Wilson
Road" by the State Legislature. An
appropriation of $4,000 was made to
Improve the highway.
Senator Elihu Root, in a Princeton
lecture. warned the nation against the
dangers of absolutism under "A system
pf recall OF judges and decisions.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1913-04-25
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Clifford l.. Snow was expelled from
the New Hampshire House OF Repre-
sentatives for Offering TO sell his vote
j. Pierpont Morgan, Jr., was elected
director OF the New York Central
Railroad, to succeed his father.
The battleships Minnesota and Ida.
he left Philadelphia for Mexican wa.
ters to relieve the Ave battleships sta.
toned there.
Michael Sellers. prisoner in White.
side county Qll) Jail, committed sui
eide by setting fire to the jail, and
endangered the lives OF the other
prisoners.
Six persons OF pittsburgh, Pa, we're
poisoned after eating candy sent from
Harrisburg TO Postmaster Altland OF
pittsburgh.
The Rev. Dr. II. c. jennings, head OF
the Methodist Book Concern OF Gin.
cinnati, was elected general publishing
agent.
Ray Pfanschmidt. an Illinois Uni.
versity graduate, was found guilty and
sentenced to death for numbering his
Rhl thNes bAcANi tbaid ~ ia III ulh
home at Quincy. Ill.
The United States-Spanish War Vet.
Grams OF Massachusetts have called
upon Congress and the State Legis.
lsture to forbid sports the morning OF
Memorial Day.
Following the death OF Bill Allen.
who was killed In boxing match.
Governor Ferris OF Michigan has or.
dered the sheriffs OF every copnty to
enforce the laws against professional
bqSing
Iarcel post was used TO transport
the ashes OF David r. Stewart 10 his
parents at Summit, ~ j.
The wages OF the New York State
canal laborers have been advanced
from sl.76 to 81 a day.
James ". Gibson, of Pittsfeld. Mass.
committed suicide by placing his head
before shotgun and pressing the
trigger with stick.
San Quentin. Cal. peniteniary ofh.
cials discovered 100 sticks OF dyna.
mite. 200 feet Of fuse. and 500 ful
ninating caps, near the wall OF the
prison. The explosive had been stolen
by prisoners.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1913-04-25
Latest Dispatches Ground Down
For Hasty Consumption.
WHOLE WORLD is CLEANED
the Seveh Seas Are Made to
Yield Tribute Of Inter
eating News.
WaShinQfOn

Postmaster Burleson Is working on
plans to have parcel post packages
sent collect-on-deliyery.
Mrs. William Cunning Story, OF
New York, was elected president-ge
eral OF the Daughters OF the American
Revolution on the third ballot She
has been candidate three times.
DR.. Friedmanns cure" caused a de.
bate in the Senate, in which opposi
tion was expressed to bill granting
him a Federal license to practise in
Washington.
The House Democratic caucus de-
Glared for free wool by vote OF 1870
60 az.
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BLACK And WASHBURN
NOT TOLD THEY'RE OUT
Wilson Wants New Blood in
Civil Service Commits
sion. 1t Is Said.

WASHINGTON. May o3.-Gen Black
chairman Of the civil Service Commits
sion. and Commissioner Washburn said
to-day that the President had not in
formed them of his intention to accept
10 custom. when the administration
changed
Al tn" White House. however. It was
apparent that the President had ac-
ccp'od the designations. Formal letters
Will he sent To them Immediately.
The President will name Charles NJ
Galloway. secretary to senator Ellison
n. Smith Of South Carolina. to succeed
Chair r,nan Black and George r. Wales
of Vermont to succeed Comm iss ioner
Washburn. Galloway Is a Democrat
and Wales. who has acted as examiner
for the commission for several wears. Is
Il Republican. The third Commissioner.
John 4. Mcllhcnny. a Democrat whose
political tendencies are independent will
be retained
1t was denied that the decision to ac-
ccpt the designations had been due to
Wilson's disapproNal of certain decisions
said to have involved partisan consider
atoms. The President. il was said, sim
ply desired new blood for the commits
sion.
Men Of Preside ut Wilson's own choos-
ing. II was pointed out. will pass on the
great mass of fourth class post office ap-
pointments which must be made in &C.
cordancc with the recent Executive or
der which threw these offices omen to
Democrats
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SUICIDE WAS MAN SLEEPING
Wife Got impressiOnistic View oi
Hubby CuddlinR n Razor.

Melvin Livingstone. an actor. cS wears
old. and his wife Evelyn. 10 years old
have been married three months They
had row Yesterday morning and EVELYN
left 'hc!r fat at ~ Manhattan avenue
In ;cmper. Melvins las, words as she
'ounced oH of the place were;
"lf YOU go you'll fnd me dead when
YOU come back"
Evelyn's temper was M aud she went
In few minutes she began to worry
about Melvin's parting shot and wen,
home.
She found the door locate She stood
upon stool and looked over the trnnsom
Upon the bed with a towel around his
nee" and razor In his hand was her
Melvin
Evelyn shrieked and then ran to the
West Tooth street station. She told her
story 10 Lieut. McCluskcy and tainted.
Five big detectives trooped around to the
Livingstone apartment and knocked NJ the
door. In two seconds the door WAS opened
by Melvin. lie said he had been shaving
and afterward wrapped towel around
his neck and lay down on the bed for n
nap.
Evelyn tainted again when she saw
Melvin alive. Melvin left the station
house with her and spent the afternoon
and early evening in such ways that
when he got home last night and Fred
erick Pease. landlord, asked for the rent
his answer was enough to cause his ar
rest on charge of dlsordery conduct
and intoxicaton.
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GRAND JURY PROBES
HALEDON MEETINGS
Mayor Rrucckmann Comes From
Room Looking Anything
But Happy.

PATERSON. y T.. May a3 The Pas
saic county Grand Jury made an in.
veatigation la.e this afternoon into the
complaints of citizens against the sun
day afternoon meetings of STRIKERS AT
Hai.don, al which many intlainmatory
|. W. w speeches have been made
William j. Harbour, president of the
Citizens League Of iIaledon, was ques- :
toned for forty minutes. Mayor Will
lam BrucCkmann, who has repeat edly
refused to Interfere with the meetings
was also called
II was manltes, hy MS appear ran -
when he left the Grand Jury chamber
that Ha,.don's Socialist Mayor was not
altogether comfortable.
A. Mr. Harbour was un ms way home
this evening he noticed THAI two strang-
rrs We're following him. IL. asked what
thcy wanted and they said they were
deputies who had been detailed 10 see
,hat strikers did him no harm
Committees of four moro mills decided
to-day to return TO work. They repre-
scented 900 employees Of Miguel & Blum.
Dexter \ Lambert. l>attcrs"n 4 Mitchell
and Westerhofr Bros. 4 Napier. The
picket lines wer- practically deserted
to-day
The shop committee If the iycrs will
ncet to-iuurruw al Turn Hall chief
E-nson said h" Will permit ~ ma -
meeting. as tina, privilege has been
denied the W. W
Prosecutor Dunn has announced that
Miss Elizabeth iurlcy FLYNN will be put
on trial hcfpr" .llJg. klcnert ON June -
The jurors viii h- men from Hudson
county. Dunn declares that Miss Flynn
j. tho brains OF the I W W
Miss Flynn has promised /" visit
'iergymen to-morro~ and ask them %
throw open their sunday schuu, rooms
-! parish halls a. meeting places for
women weaVers She said thai Il l.. too
much ,o ask the women and .tIls 80 walk
10 Haledon /" hear ;heit leaders spcak.
Hannah Sllvrrman. the seventeen
year-od picket captain who was COM
mitted to the county Jail for sixty days
10y Recorder Carroll. was released to-
day. ENAssemhlyman Henry Marcel!
got writ Of ccrtiorari from Justice
Minturn for review of her trial The
writ is returndblc on June .
Elizabeth Guriey Flynn told the s,rlk-
inc North Hudson silk weavers al a
meeting tonight that she wished
Mayor W.ttp"nn Of Jersey city would
not Try TO Interfere in the strike.
He had better stay az homo. whern
No belongs" she sad and mind his
own business and permit us 20 do tn"
same
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committee. which meets in Washing
ton Tomorrow
The committee was composed Of Sen
ator Cufnmins Of Iowa. chairman FIX
Governor Hadlcy of Missouri. Senators
crawford of South Dakota and Jones
OF Washington and Representatives
Anderson Of Minnesota. Rogers of
Massachusetts and Franklin of Michi-
gan
Messrs. tunmins. Jones and Craw-
ford were at the meeting The lcttor
VIII not he ready until tomorrow. and
probably will outline the views of pro-
gressivc Republicans as tn steps toward
the reorganization of the party. hut the
request which II will carry will he lin
tied To Il call for Il meeting of the fun
Republican National Committee at an
early date.
senator Cummins and his committee
believe a national convention should be
held not later than September. AT this
they desire that action cutting down
the Southern representation and pro-
vidlng for the election of delegates in
primaries shall be taken
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his order will continue to hold good u;
further notice. the general board Of -
navy having stood by its guns In fstul
of the change.
Rear Admiral Cameron McR. Winston
commanding officer Of one Of the division
of the Atlantic ba,tlesh.p fleet. wrote Il
letter to the department complaining
against the working out of the new order
The Admiral said that the words right
and left" were SO similar In sound ther.
was serious danger of confusion.
He cited as an instance that when r.
recently told his signal officer to sigma
ships left" his words were misundo
stood and the signal ships right dis
played. On the other hand the depar,
ment has received n letter from the
commanding officer of one of the battle
ships who says that after a weeks triaI
Of the new order the men on his vesse
were enthusiastic over the change. In
experienced men. he said learned 20 stoc.
with greater facility under the new system
than under the old.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-05-24
DAVIES READY TO BE SWORN IN
BrileNcs Tie Tan he CnmmissiOucr
without Confirmation.

WAsHiNGroN, May 23,-Joseph T..
Davies secretary of the Democratic ma
tional committee and member of the COM
mittcc from Wisconsin, who WAS nuni-
mated recently for Commissioner OF Cor
porations. arrived in WaSnintlon to-day
t. take the oath and assume his duties
His nomination has not been confirmed
by the Senate, but II undoubtedly will
h" Al an early executive session.
Davies cam" prepared to TAX" the
office whether confirmed or not ~. re-
coiNed assurances that under the wording
Of the act creating the Department of
Commerce the ,ific" of commi. sioncr Of
Corporations docs not require confrma-
tton by the Senate.
Mr Davies had u talk to-day with
senator Burton Of Ohio who has been
leading the opposition 10 him. and II is
believed he gave assurances 81 his intcn-
ton To quit active service with the Dem
ocratic national organization
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-05-24
]. ]. HILL TO FINANCE
ST. PAUL CITY BONDS
Will Buy Legal Issues. Make
Each Bond $40 and Guar
antpp Interest.
ONLY 100 TO EACH PERSON
start Made With S25. 900 for
Fairgrounds to Net 1nvpS-
tors l. - Per Cent.

Sr. PAUL. MINI. May % \ great
plan to finance ST. Paul public i'm
provcments has been outlined by
James J. Hill. financer and railroad
builder, and will he put into effect at
once.
The various bond issues of the city
will be purchased by Mr.. Hi and his
associates. The bonds will be placed
in the hands of BOARD of trustees
and certificates will be issued by the
Northwestern Trust Company. Tho
trustees will be James j. Hill Louis
W. Hi and W. r.. Dean
All certificates will he OF $40 and will
he sold over the counter of the North
western Trust Company. The certifi-
Gates will pay Ah per cent. interest
not to the investor and Will be pro-
tected by the bonds. which will be guar
anteed by the trustees.
Mr.. Hill at conference with Mayor
Keller, Comptroller Handy and Am
brose Tighe purchased the first lot of
bonds. He took the $4,000 issue OF
playground bonds
When Mr. Hill approved the plan.
which was worked out by l.. W. Hill.
James i. Elliott and Ira &. Oehler OF
the Northwestern Trust Company. he
said:
Buy the Fairgrounds bonds first
Give the children the advantage OF the
first venture. These bonds have re-
mained unsold for long time and 1t
will do the most good that way.
II have long thought Of this" con-
tinued Mr.. Hill. land ! am sanguine
that il will he successful"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-05-24
LUMBER DEALER FALLS DEAD.
Maurice Quinn Of saginaw. Mich.
stricken In New York Once.

Maurice Quinn. a lumber dealer OF
Saginaw. Mich, died Yesterday afternoon
In the offices Of the International Paper
Company, 30 Broad street
Mr.. Quinn w. talking with phiIin
Dodge, president Of the paper COMPANY
when he fell to the floor 4 physicinn
from the Hudson street hospital said tina,
death was caused by apoplexy
Tho body was taken to the rooms of
the stephen Merritt Buria, Company. At
III Eighth avenue
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ALLEN SLIPS AWAY,
Attorney who Wanted Paris C"st
Departs for Home.

WAsHrNGroN. May 23.-Fredericl Hobn.
Allen. the New York lawyer who wanted
to be American Ambassador to Franc.
packed his belonging. including the r"-
mains OF his diplomatic boom. and sf:
Washington late to-day for his home,
Mr.. Aliens campaign for n diplomat =
post, of which the trip OF the Senate Nil
tary Affairs Committee on his friend Vim.
cent Astor's yacht TO West Point is said -
nave been part, has becn the subject Of
good deal of discussion for several DAYS
In Washington. 1t Is admitted that Mr.
Allen has been very active for weeks In
pursuing a job in the foreign service.
Senator Johnson Of Alabama. chairmao .
OF the Senate Committee on Military A.
fairs protested to-day that there was no
thought in the mind of any of the sub
committee Of any special interest on NJ
Aliens part when he gave them r d'nGer
while they were in New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-05-24
SAYS HUSBAND SOLD HER.
Now Mrs. Bloomfield Doesn't see
why the Law should Interfere.

NEW BRUNSWICK. May 23-Mrs. Eliz-
abeth Bloomfield had her opinion Of
Jersey justice to-day and expressed 1t
when Recorder Pickersgill Of Perth Am
boy sent her to Jail for nine months
on disorderly conduct charge because
she had been living with man who
was not hcr husband
Il don't see what right they have TO
lock m" up" Mrs Bloomfield declared.
MY husband transferred all his rights
in mo To Billy Mcfarland. and I have
the papers To show II. They were
drawn up and signed before Perth
Amboy Justice
Mcfarland. the woman explained. had
been a boarder at her home. He paid
81 week, while her husband never
contributed u cent. Bloomfield decided
to go 10 Motuchen To live with his sis
ter and had papers made out trans-
ferrinc his wife to the hoarder
Mcfarland was sentenced to s!Y
months
\ year ago Mrs Bloomfield got state
wide attention when she was arrested
for reglccting her chilfren
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-05-24
MORE OPIUM IN THE ToMBs.
Found On Prisoners Wife. she II
Held In ~ 900 RaiI.

Another case Of alleged smugglin- ~
drugs into the Tombs came w in ln'
Tombs police court yesterday when M'
Lizzie Raymond Turk, SO years old ~
% Tenth avenue. Newark, was arla.r'd
before Magistrate krotel She was arrested
In the afternoon at the instigatio' ~
Deputy Commissioner OF Correction " IL
lam j. Wright.
Mrs. Turk. who was visiting he. .a''
band, awaiting trial for grand ln'' "E
was searched by the matron. \ >.ut"
package of yam shce. or opium ashc'. 'as
found in the belt Of her dress. Th> go
for her own use and not for her husband.
Mrs. Turk asserted In court Sine ~o u
she had used opium ever since ~" ~ y
years old and would go insane without u
Magistrate Krotel held her in 81 oo9 "'
for trial
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-05-24
BUSINESS MAN HANGS HIMSELF
+. u. Helmrr Was on Verge Of Ncr-
vous Breakdown

SYRACUSE. May 23,--Fremont ~ Hell
mer. for thirty years in business here
ended his life by hanging late this after
noon in room AT the Manhattan Hotel
He used a clothes line.
Hclmer was so years old and was on
the verge of a nervous breakdown. Two
years ago he was forced 10 take a years
res. on account Of his health and went
To California. When he returned 10
Syracuse his health was somewhat i'm
proved. but too close attention To bust
ness worked on his mind
After his first wife died he married
again three years ago. The where
abouts Of the second Mrs. Hclmer are
not known. They lived together only a
brief time
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-05-24
BOTH ROBBERY DREAMS TRUE,
M",IinkOwski Wakes Z y to Find His
Home and store IOOtrd.

PATERSON, y. j.. May 23-Samuel Me-
dinkowski. a grocer, ran half clad into
police headquarters At 2 o'clock this
morning and Rasped;
I've been robbed in both places"
And where may the places beo" asked
the desk lieutenant
AT my home. l9 Governor street.
and my store. l35 River street" said
Medinkowski, Il dreamed that burglar
entered both my house and my store,
and an hour later | was awakened by
light In my kitchen found tina,
thieves had stolen a wallet containing
$500 from my trousers. hanging on the
foot Of the he'd Then 7 thought OF my
dream and went to my store The door
was open. Burglars had dragged nv
cash register int" back room. forced
II open and got s15"
A letter carrier found two checks.
some keys and a Communication ticket
stolen from Mednkowsk In letter
box this afternoon
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-05-24
Fats Ham and Eggs an 0Rth "ir'h

IiACkENsACk. y. j., May 23.-M' W
Westervelt. who has never seen an a'rs'P
or the New York subway. celebrate Ne
n!nety-ninth birthday AT her home to'ddI
She put In "A busy birthday receiving
stream Of callers.
Mrs, Wcstervelt's eyesight Is poor an"
she is partly deaf, but her appetite j. 4
wonder Ham and eggs IL her favoN,'
dish ana comprised her birthday dinn''
She lives with her surviving child, MS
William r.. Harper.
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AUTO KILLS MAN IN HARLEM.
Victim Carried 10 Hospital In Car
That HIT Him.

An unidentified Italian was run down
by nm automobile at l16th street and
First avenu" last night and died at the
Sydenham Hospital A wheel OF the auto
mobile passed over HIS body.
The automobile was owned by Seton
Jevons. a retired lawyer Of Huntington.
l. !. Irving Goldhuss Of 1918 Washing
ton avenue, The Bronx. Mr.. Jcvons's y
chauffeur, had his wife and some relatives
out for ride. ~" said h" had his en-
plOyer's permission To use the car
The machine was not going fast at the
time ~ the accident and witnesses said
that Goldhuss blew his horn. He and
Kern lifted the injured man into the car
and took him to the hospital Goldfluss
tainted and had to be treated hy the
hospital physicians when told the man
was dead
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-05-24
KANSAS IS WITH REDFIELD.
GONernOr Of state Would Iuvesttgat
Any Cuts IN Wages.

WAshINGToN. May %, Secretary Of
'omnorc" Redtieli has le,tor from
Gov Hodges Of Kansas. IN which the
Governor says that he wants tho td-
mnis'ration TO know that his state is
with them and is ready to assis, them
N any manner possible.
If reductions IN wages are made or
factories closed by reason Of the tarifr.
the Governor believes that there should
be a Governmental invest tlgation imme-
diately e the end that what he calls
the contemplated miscarriage Of Justice
might be- known throughout the land
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-05-24
CALLS DIVORCE CHARGE WEAK.
Justtrc says Defendant should Rs
H~cOmpensed for Trip Here.

supreme Court Justice Giegerich in
dlsm!ssing yesterday suit for divorce
against Eliza Geiger Piccurt. an opera
singer. said This woman should be
recompensed for being compelled to come
here from Boston to defend a charge
based on such fiimsy evidence
Mrs. Plccurt tried to thank the court.
hut her voice was choked with tears
Finally she said THANK you All |
wanted was my little girl"
The suit was brought by Hcnr, Piccurt.
chef In AN uptown hotel
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-05-24
NEW STEERING ORDER UPHELD
GcnrrnI Hoard Of NAVY stands h,
It's Gums.

WAsniNGro>, Ma! c3,-Dcsritc pro.
tests from officers ~ the naval service
Secretary baui"lS's ruins for tho sub
stitution of ",ight" and left" for star
board and port in orders 10 stccrsmcn
will stand.
Secretary Daniels announced to-day that
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WAsHINGroN. May .S..-Salvador -
trillo. Minister from Nicaragua. pr"s'n''.
his successor. Cen. Emiliaro Chamoif'' -.
the State Department to-day. thanoI."
was In the Estrada revolution IN Mo-
ragua In i90S-l0.
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IONG ISLAND RAIlROAU

The spring time table. With additional service
Will take cNcct sunday May .ath
The special Monday train FOR New >ork viii he
r'in commencing June end. and the special Fri
day train from New York commencing June 6th
This train Will also be run Thursday. May .eth
'-A0n.