The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-06-11

ACCORDING 10 u report from IllIb
delphia. the Remington Arms Co. will
manufacture 100000 rifles for Russia.
President Wilson's note 70 General
CArranza and other Mexican leaders
was published without comment in
the Vera Cruz newspapers.
Speaking at the Naval Academy al
Annapolis. Rear-Admiral Bradley A.
Fiske, u. s. N. declared that the Am.
erican fleet is inadC Iuate.
Six hundred steel shells are being
turned out daily at the New Castle.
Pa. plant OF the Standard Steel Car
Co.
The number of foreign built vessels
admitted TO American registry under
the act of August s, 1914, to May 20,
was lat.
The Ford Motor Car Co. announced
an increase of capital stock from ST.
100000 TO 100000 900 and a stock
dividend of $4S 100000
Warning European governments are
negotiating with Ohio manufacturers
for 100 steel hull armored scout boats
purpose for which they are designed
"a large fleet will be ordered.
The United States District Court at
Trenton handed down an opinion de-
nying the governments suit filed four
years ago for the dissolution OF the
United States Steel Corporation.
Secretary OF the Treasury McAdoo
4 g,I 80 I. thaf tg
daughter, Miss Mona McAdoo. and
Miss Katherine Britton of Washing
ton, are leaving Paris and the Ameri-
can hospital there because they are
not pleased with their experience.
The submarine KS. in battle prac-
tice off San Pedro. Cal. hit the moni-
tor Cheyenne, moving at an un-
known speed at a range of 1000
yards, with two torepdoes out of two.
Articles OF incorporation were filed
at Dover, Del. by the Standard Trans
portation Co OF New York, with a
capital OF $15.OOO,OOO. to build. pur-
chase and navigate ships.
Millers from every important mill
ing center In the country met IN
Toledo, Ohio. for the opening OF the
annual convention OF the Millers' Ma
tional Federation.
Prince Adalbert, third son Of Kaiser
William, arrived at the Austrian
naval base at Pola to take command
of the Austro- German air squadron
operating against Italy.
In an address at the commencement
Of Bryn Mawr College at Philadel-
phia. former President Taft praised
President Wilson's stand on Germany.
Six thousand Confederate veterans
marched through the streets of Rich
mond. Va, shouting the rebel yell,
and cheering the Stars and Stripes.
Sir Edward Speyer and his wife
arrived at New York from London on
the steamer Philadelphia.
Seven out of eight furnaces are
now being operated at the Gary, H.,
works OF the Illinois Steel Co.
The net public debt Of the United
States on June 1 was s1,156, ,S95,S36.
Italian reservists in the United
States were notified that they are
included in the recent mobilization
orders issued in Rome.
Eight buildings and two barns were
destroyed by fire at Taftville, Conn,
at loss of 100000.
Havard College undergraduates
have taken up the fad Of having bangs
dropping over their foreheads.
Nine OF the 10 deputy sheriffs tried
in connection with the Roosevelt, n.
j., strike Of last January were found
guilty OF manslaughter
The Italian Censorship Bureau pro-
hibits the publication Of articles writ
ten by correspondents in the war zone
until ten days after the events.