The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1913-01-24
Mrs. Lewis cimbro and her two

Mrs. Lewis Cimbro and her two
children were burned 20 death In her
home at Elizabeth, N. j.
Thomas Lundy, manager for Swift
a Co, at Philadelphia, was fined $40O
for selling eggs unfit for food.
The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad sta
tion at Waverly, w. Va, was de
stroyed by fires along with Is stores.
The loss will amount TO 100000.
The Appellate Division OF the Su-
preme Court, by a vote OF TO 2, de
clared the act creating the county OF
the Bronx unconstitutional.
Postmaster-General Hitchcock de-
clared that Philadelphia would prob
ably have a new post Office within two
years.
Charles Scaceli was arrested in
Gloversville, ". Y, charged with hay-
ing attempted 20 destsoy an entire
block by FIRE.
James H. Geggett, an orange grow
or OF OroYille, Cal, has produced a
fruit which is a cross between a navel
orange and grapefruit
Eectrocution will replace hanging
as legal execution in Washington, D..
c., according TO the Galliuger bill,
passed by the Senate
Owing 10 the opposition Of the
House, the West Point cadets will not
appear on parade In the inaugural Gel
ebration as In former years.
In the first fifteen days Of the par
cells post service in Chicago, 1,4l7,773
Packages were handled at a cost OF
$500.
Secretary Of Commerce and Labor
Nagel decided that Edward +. Mylius,
who libelled King George of England,
must be deported
Captain Hugh Rodman was ap-
pointed by the Navy nonartment 20
organize "A fotila of tugs at both ends
Of the Panama Canal
Payment OF pensioners by monty
checks is provided in a bill introduced
in the House by Representative Bates
OF Pennsylvania.
Governor Sulzer OF New York sign
ed the Fitzgerald bill making II pris-
auto while intoxicated.
Twelve students Of the Massachu-
setts Agricultural College believed 10
be infected with scarlet fever have
been isolated and fifty more have left
for their homes. fearing a quarantine.
Charles II. Hyde, ex-City Chamber
lain of New York, protege and former
law partner OF Mayor Gaynor. who
was convicted and sentenced Off brib-
cry, was disbarred by the Appellate
Division.
Or. r. S. c. Lowe. who gained fame
during the civil war by making a bal
loon ascension TO take observations
for the army Of the Potomac, died in
Pasadena. Cal. He also invented the
first machine for making artificial
ice.
"Bnlie Burke" 2.O3, the famous
trottirg horse. will be shipped on the
Minnetonka next Saturday to st.
Petersburgh to the stables OF the
Russian Ambassador 10 the United
States, who Is said to have paid $780,
600 for the horse
Izzy Stein. chief fire-setter for the
New York ARSON Trust" confessed to
Assistant District-Attornay Weller
that he had n hand I'm causing 800
fires yielded a profit TO the trust from
lenient insurance companies of $780,
600.
Because Edgar r. jackson, presi-
dent OF the Jackson Brothers Realty
Company. was convicted Of grand lar
ceny, Mrs Eleanor h. Barry. widow
of thirty-seven, committed suicide with
a revolver at her home, No. 40 Clare
mont avenue. New York.
The Governor pardoued Brandt, the
former Schiff valet, i'm the interest OF
Justice and on condition that he keep
off the stage and lead an honest life.
Senator Knute Nelson OF Minnesota
agreed to give Brandt n new start in
life.