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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1913-09-26
General

Secretary of War Garrison has or
dered a complete reorganization OF
the army prison system.
Betting odds OF 10 to 9 are being
offered on Mccall against Mitchell in
the Mayoralty race in New York City.
Thirty-one persons were arrested in
Dividing Creek, ~ j., for having "shi-
vareed" a newly-married couple.
DistrictAttorney Whitman, OF New
York. started an inquiry into certain
features" of the death of Congress-
man big Tim" Sullivan.
A great Argentina meat packing
concern, ii was learned has 5000
quarters of fresh beef on the way to
New York.
George Bernier. l3 years old, was
lifted 500 feet into the air and dropped
To his death at Woodstock. Conn.
while holding a guy rope TO a balloon.
The Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Railroad has reduced the working
hours of their employees from nine to
eight hours a day, and to five hours
OH Saturday.
Recorder Arthur Greenfield, Of East
Newark, n. j., was killed on his way
back from the Berkshires when his
automobile was overturned by
larger one that tried TO pass II.
John Demargo, a laborer, was killed
At Schenectady, n. y, when he at
tempted to remove live wire to pre-
vent it from harmiug a group of chill
dren
Everett IT, Wainwright. 13 years
old, was shot and.killed ny his brother
Benjamin, aged 20, with an unload
ed" gun in his home at Worcester.
Mass.
Congressman Townsend and Kin.
kead, Captain Van Duzer. In com.
mand Of the Utah, and others. at n
luncheon at the Whitehall Club. New
York, urged the removal of the navy
yard from Brooklyn to Communipaw.
N ]. Secretary Daniels was much
Impressed.
The impeachment trail OF Governor
eulzer was begun in Albany, the mem.
bers OF the High Court, including
designated Judges of the Court OF Ap-
peals, being sworn At the outset
the Sulzer attorneys attacked the le-
gality of the Assembly's lmpeach.
ment.
Everett Gills nineteen years old
and Richard Carroll, aged eighteen.
two OF the FIVE youths who confessed
20 entering homes near Hannibal.
No, and holding their plunder In the
cave made famous by Mark Twain.
were sentenced to two years i'm.
prisonment
Mr. Sulzer formally turned over his
Office TO Lieutenant Governor Glynn.
Dissension among Harry Thaw's
lawyers became known.
The tariff conferrees pat ferroman.
eanese ore furs and works OF art on
the free list.
Governor Sulzer lost the first fight
in the impeachment trial when the
court refused To bar the Frawley I'm.
vestigators from its membership.
George Martel, n bridge watchman.
near Wilmington. Del. saw woman
struck by a train and when he rushed
20 her aid found that Il was his wife
She had been killed Instantly.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1913-09-26
Peaches Fed 70 Hnns.

New Haven, Conn.-Nature's bounty
in the yield of late peaches In or.
chards hereabouts, is so generous
that windfallen fruit is being fed to
hogs and cattle. Many growers will
let peaches waste on the trees and
ground as they cannot get it pickeo
quickly enough The best fruit ever
seen here is offered at fifty cents
bushel at the orchards.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1913-09-26
John Barrett 70 Speak.

Boston-John Barrett, director of
the Pan-American Union, will be the
principal speaker at a Faneuil Hall
meeting Sunday afternoon. October
Il, when, ii is expected, a movement
to make Columbus Day the recogn-
lied Pan-American holiday will be
launched.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1913-09-26
Mayor Wants Argentine Beef.

Boston-Interested by reports from
New York relative to the importation
Of beef from Argentina and the low
prices for which the beef can be OBJ
tanned, Mayor Fitzgerald is anxious
to get shipments to this city and
wants line of steamships established
to bring TO Boston from Argentinea
live cattle which could be slaughtered
on the waterfront.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1913-09-26
plan Half Million HOSPITAL.

Boeton-The construction Of half
million dollar hospital is being plan
ned by the Jews Of Greater Boston.
Several wealthy business men have
promised to- finance the erection OF
the building II funds for its mainten-
ance can be raised. A committee is
actively engaged In securing pledges
for this purpose.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1913-09-26
Chinaman SuNs Block,

Worcester-Henry l. Sher Chin,
dealer in tea anS~Oriental novelties,
has the distinction OF being the first
Chinese to buy a parcel of real estate
in this city. He paid Sl,500 for the
building and $1,000 for the land. He
is to rent tenements and run his
business down stairs.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1913-09-26
Fined SIS for Beating a Horse.

Boston-iarry Mierman has been
convicted in the Municipal Court OF
cruelty beating horse and fine OF
SIS was imposed. The Massachu-
setts Society for the Prevention Of
Cruelty TO Animals made the COM
plant.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1913-09-26
Famous Athlete is Dead.

Cohasset, Mass-FrederiCk Win
throp Thayer. Harvard, rs, captain
OF the famous Harvard baseball teams
Of 1876. 1877 and 1873, and inventor
Of the catcher's mask. which changed
the entire history of the National
game. died last week at his summer
home here.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1913-09-26
viii Supervise Mother Pensions.

Lynn, Mass-Miss Emma w. Lee.
for months secretary of the Associa-
ted Charities. has resigned to accept
the position Of supervisor of the
Mothers Pension Bureau established
recently by the State. The legisla-
tive act creating the bureau calls for
a person Of tact, experience and good
judgment for the position.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1913-09-26
Youth Kills Brother, Aged is.

Worcester, Mass.-Everett II. VAIN
wright. 13 years old. was shot and
killed by his brother, Benjamin, 20
years old, in the presence OF young
er brother. David, 10 years. Benja.
min asserts II was accidental. He is
charged with manslaughter.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1913-09-26
sulIs sset.ooo DESTROYER.

Quincy. Mass.-The Fore River ship
yards haye been awarded one OF the
contracts made by Secretary Daniels
for six new torpedo boat destroyers.
The destroyers will cost .sel,ooo
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1913-09-26
WEEKS NEWS BY
TICK AND FLASH
What Interests the World Chron-
icled by Telegraph and Cable.
GLANCE AT FOREIGN AFFAIRS

Washington Looms Large as a Center
OF nterest-Leglslatures Busy In
Many States-The lights and
Shadows Of the News.
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CARRANzA WOULD FORGE
 RECOGNITION BY D. s.

than the usual diplomatic formalitt gone through with when the reprrscn- tative of one country calls upon the head of another country but as tn, United States does not as yet recog niZc CarranZa as anything more than a rebel and an outlaw it is impossible to give him the dignity of official status that would accrue from Hal" presenting credentials from the prcsi- dent of the United States.
 The United States diplomatic agent in Mexico City has never been otii ci lily recognized by Huerta- or h.. las never officially recognized Hucrta by presenting any credentials and all ,f his actions in dealing with the present powers that rule in the capi- t:l must of necessity be more or less urC ficial.
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same as that preceding tn" last bat tlc fought with regular troops som. years ago at Wounded Knee and it iS feared that even if left along the SaN ages will start trouble themselves hN attacking he white people living ". the vicinity.
 The natives declare that they will never give up tn" prisoners to th'' marshal and that they will not return to their homes The situation ha , become $" serious that several troop of regular cavalry have hccn with drawn from the Mexican border and are now on their wrv her" to pr"t"Ct the whites and round up th" dis ,runtlrd Indians and get them hHCi on their rcSerN atinn
 ' ,uucat"d chief Wh" iS dir""tin th, Indians still persists in k""pinp | himself a man of mystery hut from
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mediate household and retainers w"ni a brigade of federal infantry and while the ruler of Mexico is indulg ing in the delights of little vacation in the hills his men-at-arms stand guard upon the walls of the ancient fcldnl castle and not even his OWL ministers dare to approach him.
 In spite If the prohibition ptu on it. meeting by United states Hurrta call cd his congress together and started il right in doing business Then h" pnllrd out for Chcpultaprr and has announced that if th" United states or Senor CarranZa or anN"n" rls' wants him they will have {" com" and get him.
 Befor" leaving Mexico City for tn" fortress Hucrta announced officially through the minister of foreign affairs
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ENGLAND WILL PROTECT
 HER OWN PEOPLE

protection of these British subjects even to landing marines.
 The action of the English govern m"nt was not taken without serious consideration of the consequences in v0lVcd in regard to the relations with the United States and it is announced that had the United States cvinced the desire to protect either it's own citi- Zens of the subjects of foreign c0un- tries the cruiser squadron would not have been sent to Mexico as it is de- sired not to embarrasS the United States in any way However Eng land Is beginning to feel that she has been imposed upon hN the Washington government and that the repeated requests for time in which to Scttl" things in Mexico were mere pretexts for covering up the inefiCicncy of the American policy. England can nr longer sit by and see the lives and property of her subjects endangered in Mexico without protecting thr'A and if her present move is considered by the United States as an infringe ment of the Monroe doctrine the for
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HuERTA'S ATTITUDE SAYS
 "C0mE AND GET ME"

that i.r considered tn" presidentt'i p,lac,. in Mcxic" City unsafe for far thcr residence on account of the num- crnus threats that have been mad" a.uinst his life.
 The troops which have been ordered L" garrison the strong hold of Che l t,Itapcc comprise the flower of the federal army and the brigade is mad" ID of three regiments which are well | nown to he devoted to the cause e: liuerta heart and soul Among them is the famnue Fifth infantry r"gi mrnt and battery of the Third field atillcrl This battery is composed If six automatic field guns and il i@ s.nd that th" palace is well stocked .,iti. provisions and ammunition n .o.Gcr [" withstand a siege if n"c"s- Sary
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Special NusGst Service.

MENICO CITY, Nov. l9- Just lik" the bad little hoy next door who after he hcrtks n window climbs int" his own yard and then makes faces orc: the back fence President Heurta has now ceased to talk to his Uncle sam and Is now looking over the garden wall of his palace of Ch"pultapec mak ing the sign of the Radiators al tn" United states.
 Giving as the reason that h" was in fear of assassinat ion. the president of Mexico yesterday withdrew bag and baggage and spanish dancer [" the ancient fortress palace "f Chepulta pee which is the strongest stronghold in all of Mexico.
 Together with Hurrta and his i'm
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cign office regrets that the laxness of the Washington government makes such action necessary.
 The British minister al Washington Was today instructed to inform tn" state department of EnGlands intend ed action in sending ships to McXic" and landing men there if necessary and il is said here that the note which will be presented to the secretary of state is mono too polite in tone
 IL is presumed now that. England has sent her ships to Mexico that the other European powers will follow suit and the United states will find itself involved in still farther tanGlcS O." account of it's persistent refusal to take proper measures for the pr0trc- tion of foreigners.
 The ton" of the London press ha" undergone a complete change in the last few days and some of the more radical papers openly state that the time has passed when Europe can afford to sit idly hy and watch Wash
 nGton experiment with falactouS theories.
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ANOTHER TRUST
 TO BUST
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 NEW YORK. Nov l..-checr nr all girls and the callow youth of the male pcrsuasinn who delight in spend ing the hard earned in pretty baubies to deck tho. fair forms of their lad" loves. Also there is q cheer up com ng to some of the older gay hoys whh love [" danglc sparklcrs before the bright eyes of hcwitching ladies of the chorus
 All of this cheer up because the hcncticirni government which is for all of the people all of the time has turned it's attention from busting steel trusts and railroad trusts and is now going to assist in making the path "i true lnv" run smooth.
 suit was entered by the government yesterday in the conrts of New YorK against the irwelry trust as being q, combination in restraint of trade. IL was also charged that the falling of in the receipts of clergymen and mar riaEn license clerks was largely due to the high price of wedding rings and that this worked along lines cAlcl- lated tn reduce the production of fu- tur" generations of American citi2rns.
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Special Nugget Service.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. l".--Charlc- magn Tower. one time ambassador oi the Tinted States to France. is being sued for two hundred thousand dollars by the wife of his son. Charlemagn
 junior. The young woman who claims to have married young Tower secret ly while he was student at Yale and havt.-kert- faet-that- she
 was married quiet at the request of
 the young man in order that he might
 be able to finish his college course and
 graduate, says in her complaint that fact of the marriage when it became
 known to the college authorities and She alleges that there was nothing said about a divorce at the time she and her husband left New Haven and came to live in Philadelphia. but that after she and her husband had settled down here the parents of the young man began a systematic course of alienation of the youths affections an.1 SO far succeeded by means of bribes and threats that the young man left her and that the only provision he has since made for her has been a small
 allowance.
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Spec,aI Nugget Service.

SAINT AFE. Nov. Things ar" beginning to look like old times around the camp "f the fifteen hun drrd Navai" braves who have been resisting the efforts of the tnitci States marshal tu arrest q number of their band charged with murder Th' Indians are in camp in q great villaE" and their disposition seems to indiCat" that they are prepared to defend thei friends at any cost SentinclS ar, posted on the hills about the camp and nn white man is allowed [" ap preach Ih" spot Nightly thcr" ar wi,td religious and other rites which are working the Indians up to a state where they will become fanatical anh resist to the last any efforts [" dis lodge them
 Th,. temper of the red men is the
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HUMAN VOICE HEARD
 BY WIRELESS

less apparatus that it was not possl- be to distinguish separate words.
 Th, tones of the voice were. how ever. so distinct that it was possible to distinguish between two people talking and even for the receiver to know that q different language was being spoken, Mir. Marconi himself spoke in English and in French to the operator at the Nova Scotia in- strument and the man knew the diff ference in the language but could not make out the words.
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EX-AMBASSADOR SUED
 BY WIFE or SON

Mrs. Tower junior claims that sh" loves her husband and would be glad to live with him but states that his father and mother have so worked upon him as to prejudice him against her and that she has not been able to communicate with him or [" SC" him.
 The Towers claim that the woman who is suing them is much older than their son and that she married him while he was at college merely in order to benefit herself financially ana that while their son is not now living with his wife it is of his own free will that he has deserted her. They ar.' willing to make proper provision for the support of the woman if she will get a divorce but will contest the present suit.
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Special Nugegt Service.

Special Nusest Service.
 NOGALES. Sonora, Nov. l?.-Tha' Carranza's refusal to treat with th American representative Hale was based upon desire to force tn" United States to recognize his seems evident now The rebel leader has taken a less high and mighty attitud" with the American official today and his foreign minister has paid a semi official call upon the American and asked him to present some form O: credentials to the CarranZa govern ment showing that he comes in an official capacity from the president of the United States The foreign min. ister explained that this was nccrs sary in order that the cnnfcrenc, be made formal.
 What Carranza asks is nothing more
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Special Nugget Service.

OpeCIdi NuSSet So' N'Ss
 NEW YORK Nov. l9.-Chairman or the democratic national committe" MCCombcs was today asked by the democratic leaders to assume charge ut fhc fight which will be started t" rcorSaniZc Tammany.
 The organization in this city. which of course. means the state of New York as well. has recently received a terrible black eve in it's defeat by SulZcr and the fusion ticket at tn" polls and it is Scrn that some very drastic rtion must now be taken |" keep the organization which has Tor
 , many years ruled New York "n it's feet
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CarranZa is wise enough tu know that the presentation of crcd"ntia'N l.. himself by the American repre- sentative would be in the nature "f {" recognition as the head of tn" Mex iran government and whl" his first tttiudc of aloofness has considerable t angcd it is suspected that il is h"i a crafty trick to get some nilici v recognition from Washington
 1t is not believed here that the trit' ( will work for President Wilson will nr, communicate officially with any maI in power in Mexico until the demands of the United States are met in full
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GETTING LIKE OLD TIMES
 IN INDIAN COUNTRY

what information obtaInahlc he IS former Carlisle football player who Was once enSaErd to marry a white girl The parents of the young lady refused [" allow her [" marry an In dian and the former student has rr vcrtcd to the customs of his anc"s- tors. He has consulted the wise m"1 nf tn" tribe and has been hailed ;Ls th" drliNrrcr uf his race. This chief sent word out to the marshal several days ago that his people would never deliver mp the federal prisoners want ,d by the officer and that they would resist any attempt [" remove the men by force.
 1t is thought that when the rcgu- lar troops arrive the Indians vii! surrender without any trouble
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LONDON. Nov. l9.-The foreign of fee has about given mp hope "f the present American administration be- ing willing to afford protection tn for eigners in Mexico as it guaranteed tn do when England took her stand against any European intervention in Mexico and the foreign office has ask ed the admiralty to send sufficient force to Mexican waters to protect all British subjects.
 There are many employees of Englisa companies in Mexico who are in dan ger and the orders issued to the En- glish admiral in command of tho cruiser squadron are to take what masures he deems necessary for th'
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Special Nugget Service.
 LONDON, Nov. l9.-Contrary tn the statements given out by some of the London papers. MarConi has not as yet been able to transmit words by wireless.
 He has just completed long series of experiments between Clifton. Ire land. and Nova Scotia on the other while 1t was very possible to hear the tones of the human voice over tn" great distance by means of his wire
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M'COMBES IS ASKED
 REORGANIzE TAMMANY

There is serious talk "f displtcin; Murphy as the dominant figure in th" Tammany councils and this offer of tho leadership ," MCC"mbes would seem tn indicate that it had been de cided that Murphy'S failure to beat Sulzcr after he had busted him from the sovernorship rendered him unfit [" Strong pressure is being brought |" bear on AlcCombcs by prominent democrats and it is expected that h" will accept the responsibility "f re organization.
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WOULD EXCLUDE
 AS|AT|CS
Nugget Special Service.

Nugg6t SpeCTaT oeTVTct.
 SEATTLE, EUV. IJ.-The COnVcn- tion of the American Federation of Labor today passed resolutions favor ing a literary test for all lines.
 It also passed ;t strongly worde,l resolution demanding the exclusion Ot all Asiatic races. This latter resolu tion was passed by a unanimous vote amid wild cheers from the delegates on the floor and the spectators in the galleries.
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pertinent and says that before another year he will he able to sit in his Lon his New York representative without the means of wire.
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BRIDGETCWN, Barbardoes. Nov 19.-Upon cabled orders from London dron sailed from here today for Npr, Cruz where protection will be given gered by the present revolution in Mexico
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NOTICE.

Stockholders in the Sonsl of the North building, will meet at G. J. Lomens office Saturday evening. at , o'clock. Nov % Matter of importance.
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Board of Trade Restaurant is now reopsned for business.
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AT THE NEW EAGLE.

Heinrich Bros Apollo Beer on draueht. also "Select" by the bottle or case.
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Ice cream and candies fresh every day. Leave your orders for your Thanksgiving ice croam as early as possible at the Rose Candy Store.
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Board of Trade Restaurant is now reopened for business.
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Mutt Poliister and Jeff Lorimer wllI be there Saturday.
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You will find your wife at the Eagle hall. Saturday.
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The Daily Nugget, $2.oo per month
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Board of Trade Rsstaurant is now rsopsnsd for businsss.

Balcony seats soc, Eagle Masqusr- ads. Saturday.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-15
MOTOR CHIEFS PLAN
TO MEET PROBLEM .
OFHIGHCOST OF GAS

Providing. it is learned by committee
of the National Association of Automo-
bile Manufacturers, that The supply OF
gasoline is likely to diminish and increase
i'm price and that kerosene or some other
fuel is necessary to save the situation,
it is the intention of the National AS
ISOLATION Of Automobile Manufacturers to
call the engineers Of the various auto
mobile companies in conference and have
them redesign their motors or carburetors
or both 10 meet conditions and use kero-
sene
The committee appointed 10 probe the
subject consists Of Alfred Reeves, chair
man; r. Chaplin, Hudson Motor Company
and A. l.. Pope. Hartford This com
mittee is known to have interviewed sew
eraI of the influential directors of the
STANDARD Oil Company and before con-
GLIDING it's labors and making report
viii interview several prominent indie
pendent producers of oil.
The object of the committee is not SO
much the discovery of why gasoline has
advanced 80 per cent within year, but
to find out what may be the prospective
supply not only for year to come but
for five years
The committee will also attempt to dis
cover what specific gravity is likely to be
the rule for several years and will ascer-
tain, if possible. what the oil producers
themselves feel to be the remedy for the
present difficulty.