The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-04-30

About 800 men. idle six months. re.
turned to work when furnace No OF
the Carnegie Steel Co., at Newcastle,
Pa, was placed in operation.
Inspector Faurot and sixty detec-
tives left New York Police Headquar-
ters and arrested so persons who are
at the heads of so-called medical in.
stitutes"
Governor Philip OF Wisconsin or.
dered the shutdown OF the State pris-
on binding twine factory. as he asserts
that it is being operated at an annu-
al loss OF 100000
Congressman John NJ. Faison OF The
Third North Carolina District, was
found dead at his home at Goldsboro.
". c., with a bullet in his head. No
weapon was found near the body.
Advices received at Belfast say that
Lord Crichton, reported wounded and
captured by the Germans, died in bat
tie and was buried at the font.
The Republic Rubber Co OF Youngs-
town, Pa, received All order for 10000
auto truck tires for one OF the bellig-
erent European nations.
The Canadian Pacific Railway was
appointed purchasing agent for the
British Government to cover all war
orders placed in Canada
Estates owned by wealthy New York
and New Jersey residents were threat
ened by forest fires in the Cranberry
Lake, n. j., region.
Official British casualty lists TO date
give the names OF sos Canadians kill
ed in the war.
There is no truth in the rumor that
the Queen OF Italy has had to have her
arm amputated.
Carrying 2.200 tons OF German muri-
ate of potash, the American steamer l..
V. Stoddard arrived at Wilmington, n.
c.. from Rotterdam.
Giving employment to 300 men, the
Lexington mine OF the Anaconda Cop
per Co. win resume operations soon.
Governor James +. Fielder will be
the guest Of honor at the Panama
Pacific Exposition, May "a, New Jer-
sey Day.
A seat on the New York Stock Ex-
change was sold for $4,000, an in
crease OF 81, 900 over the last previous
sale
Col Samuel w. Dunning, u s.. A..
retired, died at San Francisco. aged
fifty-six years.
Announcement was made in Lon.
don that the $1O,OOO,O0O Central Ar.
gentine Railway. Ltd. per cent. s.
year notes had been covered three
times.
Kentucky's local option law was up
held by the State Court OF Appeals
at Frankfort which declared valid elec.
tons held last year in four counties.
Mrs. Ida S. McNabb, a widow aged
81, OF Milwaukee, was awarded 100000
by jury in Washington in her suit
for breach of promise against John
s. Kinney, aged rs, a Michigan mil
lionaire.
An official of the J. G.. Brill & Co,
of Philadelphia issued a denial OF the
report that the firm has received an
order for 5000 army trucks for Rus
sia.
Mrs. Susan Misensh. OF the Hotel
EndiCott, fell dead in a box at the Polo
Grounds. New York, while she was
watching the baseball game.
Roberto Allegro, Filipino employed
on the Presidents yacht Mayfower,
was indicted in Washington for per
jury. He married a 15year-old girl.
and swore she was eighteen.
Secretary Daniels designated Miss
Esther Ross Of Prescott, Ariz., as spon-
sor for the dreadnought Arizona, 10
be launched at the New York Navy
Yard, June 10.
The Federal Reserve Board granted
authority to the National Bank OF New
York to open a branch at Montevideo,
Uruguay.
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