The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1913-09-12
The Caminetti white.slave cass will

The Caminetti white-slave cass will
20 10 the jury today.
Mrs. Pankhurst intends TO conduct
militant campaign in the United
| States.
EI-President TAFT was elected Pres
ident OF the American Bar Associa-
! ton.
This year may end the trans-Atlan-
tic steamship pool, says a special Ca
BILE despatch.
A new basis for peace negotiations
IN Mexico has been discovered. it is
said in Washington.
A woman in purple tights was
roughly handled On the beach at At
lantic City. She is now in retirement,
suffering from bruises.
BY court decision four I"satees OF
Colonel John Jacob Astor saved S12..
600 on the inheritance tax.
Henry f. Moore, known as tho
millionaire alimony dodger," died in
a Hackensack, n. j.. hospital.
Miss Marie Wagner, national indoor
champion, reached the semi-fnal
round OF the Quaker Ridge tennis
championship.
Thaw was ousted from the jail In
Sherbrooke, Canada, and taken by inn
migration authorities TO Coaticook w
await deportation.
The Lord Provost Of Glasgow, ID. VI.
Stevenson, cited municipal ownership
as an ideal that Chicago might attain,
in an interview with Mayor Harrison.
John Bartell, Of Audubon, y. j., and
William Waller, OF Philadelphia, were
drowned in the Delaware River when
squall overturned their sail boat.
Three men suspected OF being ban
dts who robbed employees OF the
White Construction Company in Col
umbia, S. c., Of $4,000 Friday, have
been surrounded by Sherih's posse.
Henry Bottorn and William Cheek,
his brother-inlaw, were killed and
Mrs Check was mortally injured in
race between motOrcars at Ottumwa,
Iowa
John Kibride, sccond-degree muir
derer, was missed in Sing Sing No
trace of him was found. The Warden
thinks no is hidden some where in the
prison.
Sulzer strategists hope TO show that
phone charges rolled up when Charles
r. Murphy was ordering Legislators to
impeach the Governor have been paid
by the State.
The steamship Oceanic reported
that her just-ended voyage a crazed
90 nUnphnarH nd
drowned and n somnambulist was res
cued when hanging from the outer
edge of portfolio.
That horsewhipping Is the only cure
for wife who stays out late at night
was the declaration OF Thomas VIII
liams. OF this city, before Magistrate
Boyle in Philadelphia. lie was held in
$500 bail
News of probable loss Of the barge
Berkes. with her crew. Captain DER
rickson, and three men, off Ocra-
coke during Wednesday, storm was
brought TO Newbern, n. c., by tug
Helen
Michael Francis Joye, seventeen, a
Western Union messenger In Clinton,
Mass. was electrocuted when the wire
attached TO a kite he was flying struck
a live high-tension wire, sending $500
volts through his body.
Miss Leila Laird. of Dover Del. six
ty-ave, known as the woman OF mys-
terry" committed suicide by inhaling
chloroform. II Ia believed she once
was Kentucky belle who moved in
New York society.
New York States seventy-third an
nual Live Stock Exposition opened at
Syracuse with the largest display OF
cattle In its history. The commission
values the stock and products at S4,-
100000 Experts will give daily in
struction to 100 farm boys oncamped
here at the States expense
Miss Ada Feingold. twenty, Of Wor.
cester patient at sanitarium. and
her nurse, Miss Hazel lrummell,
twenty-one, OF Akron, Ohio. were
drowned at Stoneham, Mass. Accord
Ing TO the only witness, n boy, Miss
Feingold leaped into the water and her
nurse leaped after her.
Il was decided at a conference of
Army and Navy officials, held in Wash
ington. that the annual Army-Navy
football game this year shall be play
ed on the Polo Grounds, New York,
and by this decision Philadelphia lost
one OF the most interesting and spec
tacular contests OF the approaching