The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-11-06

The Belgian rsHef fund in America
has reached the total of $4,000 &C.
cording 10 announcement by the Bel.
gian legation in Washington.
Ebert II. Gary, speaking at the op-
ening session of the American Iron
and Steel Institute in Birmingham.
Ala. predicts great opportunities for
the nations industries.
Illinois suffragists held their annual
convention at Chicago with about six
hundred delegates in attendance.
The sand-dredging machine Nep.
! tune, one of the largest OF it's kind,
was destroyed by fire at Bordentown,
! y. j., at loss OF 0,000.
The first arm-to-consumer consign.
ment OF eggs 10 reach Chicago, con-
| sisted OF three dozen eggs from q far
| mer living near Buffalo, ". Y.
! Fire in the business section Of Tona.
wanda, n. Y, destroyed a lumber ward,
factory, and other property al a loss
estimated at 100000.
Bruno Steindel, cello virtuoso for
the Chicago symphony orchestra re-
ported shot as q spy in Germany has
returned 20 mis- home in Chicago.
A campaign TO raise s1,O0O,OO0 for
100000 Jews starving in Jerusalem is
launched in Chicago.
The grape crop OF northern New
York was ruined by fyost.
The Rev. Patrick j. Hayes was
consecrated as Titular Bishop OF Tag
aste and Bishop Auxiliary OF New
York by Cardinal Farley of Baltimore.
twenty-five farmers armed with
pitchforks and shotguns captured Jack
Palmer, Of Bakerville, Cal, a clever
Iorger. The farmers each received
81 reward.
The third largest organ in the world
has just been completed by a plant
Of Hartford, Conn. It has 1000 pipes
and will be used al the San Francisco
Fair.
Mrs. Frank II. Stevens, of Washing.
.on, n. j., remarked the husband that
she divorced eight years ago because
ne wrote 10 her declaring he was lone
~.
One OF Chicago's leading business
houses sent request 10 a collegiate
bureau OF ocupations for a stenograph-
sr insisting that she have red hair
and blue eyes.
According 10 the report OF the
thousand delegates attending the Ma
uonal Butter, Poultry and Egg Asso-
,iation convention in Chicago. the
Thanksgiving turkey crop Is 25 per
cent. shO-.
W. j. Price, American Minister 70
Panama, said that President Wilson's
handling Of the Mexican situation Gre
ated a profound impression in Pana-
ma and all over Latin-America.
Solomon y. Hickman, a New York
grocer has been arrested, charged
with arson. He is accused OF setting
ere TO his grocery store. and collect |
ing $500 OF his 5000 insurance
money.
Several auto bandits stopped an
Erie freight train near Paterson, n. ].
and stole merchandise valued al
81 900, escaping in their auto before
the train crew found out why they
stopped.
William Kane, Horace Pyle and Viii |
liam Walker, all OF Philadelphia, were |
killed when the auto truck in which |
they were riding crashed into Phila- |
delphia & Reading express train near
y. j.
Another hospital unit composed OF |
three American surgeons and twelve |
nurses will be sent TO Servia shortly, !
by the American Red Cross.
One of the huge target RATS used |
by the United States fleet in target |
practice outside Of Chesapeake Bay, !
the path OF ships. Its size is such |
that 1t is = serious menace TO ship |
ping.