The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-04-02

Nt'A w "a anu
dent OF the New York Stock Exchange
was filed. and it was learned that hi,
widow and his daughter are not bene
.fciaries.
The work of razing the Billy" Sun
day tabernacle, IL Nineteenth anC
Vine streets, was started. The build
ing was sold by the Campaign Com
mittee 10 the Sterling Used Materials
Company for $3.50.
Mrs. Mcclellan, widow OF Gen. Geo
b. Mcclellan. VINO died recently
drew a pension OF $1,000 annually
from the State of New Jersey.
Women Suffrage was killed in the
unanimous vote and without comment
by any member.
The six-foot. blond, young athlete
who baffled all attempts of New York
doctors TO discover his identity. sud
denly remembered that he was Ralph
Towne. eighteen, Of No. 20 Naltby
street. New Haven, Conn.
Military aeroplanes as safe as rock.
ing chairs equipped with the new
Wright stabilzer. are being turned
out by scores at the Wright factory,
near Dayton. Ohio.
A thief. u years old, under arrest
by two Philadelphia detectives. charg
ed with robbery, turned upon his cap
tors, and fired on them. killing one
and wounding the other.
p. A. George, formerly head Of the
Kingdom OF Love" cult in Cleveland,
IS held at Alliance, o., in connection
with the death of Miss Amy Tanner,
aged %. one OF his followers.
The business of government in this
State and in most States has outgrown
the machinery of government, said
ex-senator Elihu Root in an address
at luncheon given by the Merchants
Association OF New York.
Fraternity men at the University OF
Pennsylvania were Mortified 10 find a
Phi Sigma Kappa brand on the arm
OF dead body in the dissecting room
1t proved to be hoax, however.
Formal dedication OF the Panama.
Pacific Exposition at San Francisco
took place in the presence OF large
crowd.
The town jail at East Tilton, ~ H.,
was sold for $37 TO be turned into
heuhouse
GeOrgia's prospective peach crop
was but slightly damaged by the cold
wave over the Southwest.
An order for $4,000 tons of steel for
the Greek Government was announced
by the United States Steel Corpora
ton.
The measure providing for the pari
mutuel system of betting on Arizona
race-tracks was vetoed by Governor
Hunt.
Suit for $4,000 damages was filed
by the Elk Coal Co., OF Roseville, Ohio,
against 145 miners in their employ for
breaking their wage agreement by
striking and closing the mine March
18th.
Banks OF Morgantown, w. Va, paid
the salaries of the faculty Of West
Virginia University, the legislature
having failed 10 appropriate money
for many State and charitable insti
tutiOns.
Commander ]. p. Morton was de-
tached from the battleship Wisconsin
and detailed TO command the gunboat
Scorpion. succeeding Lieut-Command.
er Bricker, drowned off Constants
nople.
For the larceny Of s20,736 from the
Collateral Loan CO., OF Boston, George
w. Cole was sentenced to serve
term of 6 years. His wife was senten'
ced to an indeterminate period.
Fifteen towns in New London Coun
ty, Conn, were placed under quaran.
tine by the Connecticut Cattle Com
missioner because OF the outbreak OF
foot and mouth disease.
Nearly half the copper exported
from the United States during the
week ended March 13 was taken by
Italy, most of the remainder going TO
France and England.
The War Department declined to
approve a request that militia camps
be established near the Panama-Paci.
fc Exposition.