Boston Daily Globe (Newspaper) - August 1, 1902, Boston, Massachusetts tb CalV m VOL i TWO WAITT BOND CIG The recent addition to the Wait Bond Building has enabled us to consolidate our business under one and we fit ted up a new and en Salesroom and Offices at our 67 within one minutes walk North from Hay market through Stillman Our offices are unsurpassed ARS by those of any other Cigar firm in the New We may be found after July 31st at our NEW 67 Possible Clew to the Whereabouts of Police The first possible clew to the where abouts of Granville the miss ing Dorchester police came to light when his friends found a man whom Mr Stone has known for some who that about a ago Stone asked him what he consid ered the best to This as a would not have aroused any suspicion In the minds of his friends had h not shown consider able Interest in the mans replies and continued to ask various questions About getting to whether It beet to go by land or and In regard to accommodations It is not unreasonable to suppose that In and those of his at going to see if they can locate leave hits home at ji mo without due up his accounts Ills While ho left ready money In the all the property that he which was ha made over to his wife a few days be fore he His Mr Gll he named as his wifes This step was not unknown to Mrs Ho mentioned the matter tp her a couple of weeks giving as his ex planation for wishing to put the in her that It would prepare against all and make every thing perfectly safe in case anything should happen to She laughed at the idea happening to as fearless and strong as he but agreed so as to please Stone left three letters when he went away which reached their respective destinations the follow Ing to bia one to his and the last to the police Mrs Stone chooses not to reveal her husbands last mes 8ERGT The Missing Police sage to and the one to the com missioners Is yet to be made In the short note left to Mr Stone stated if he were successful he on the Seventh of Arlington win the at Lowell in presence of Clarence at accused many shot in said to have been fired by high like that in mill owners spring Sweeping changes in Boston police to Hon William Moody and exhibition of at Impressive at Possible that Police Granville Stone of Dorchester gone to Canada Otto suffering from broken col wins second money in race at Charles River Clothier and Ward meet in finale of tennis tournament JMay Yohe arrives in and Strongs are a batch of Men on the Presidents yacht to desert nine succeed they biame tha executive President entertains Postmaster General and Qov Hunt and Atty Gen of Porto the injunction application labor bodies by the Elder Brethren hold 24th annual meet InK at GLOBE ADS GLOBE ADS GLOBE APS PAY BEST PAY BEST PAY BEST TRY ONE TRY ONE TRY ONE AND SEE AND SEE AND SEE sum will be paid for evi dence obtaining the arrest of the negro who com the assaults upon the two young women in Franklin Park op July at about 6 pr Board of TODAYS GLOBE Clar ence Colpitts and with conspiracy to defraud the B M new Hamlin not to open headquarters just at present Paine Jr thought to be ft man political Gen of the French army meets and officially welcomes Sec Root at when ha lands from La Monster parade feature of the day at Visiting sons and daughters of Bos ton given reception by Daughters of Page week Page What Boston spent to entertain Prince Henry and the Ellen aged of Roxbury burned to death In her Page Police department ordered to give out no news about hereafter beyond the fact that an alarm was and tho location of the Pagre Boston Americans whitewashed in Cleveland St Louis and Philadelphia play 10 to a tie Detroit wins from Boston Nationals shut out Chicago on the South End grounds other National league New England league Financial and commercial Real estate Changes in the faculty of Boston col Housekeepers department and dally history J Light harness meetings at Old Sau Albany arid other Corinthian yacht clubs race In midsummer Steamer Saxonia gets in from Liver pool with 1036 728 158 second 155 saloon other water front No more rioting in Jo seph Beddall dies of his injuries miners Indignant at the calling out of Case against Theresa Ray and CheeKy Ned Hardman a Miss Anna Collier Worcester an Miss Jean Brown of Detroit drowned at Panic In the of Log to arrive at the Arrest of e Claimed He Was Hit by Same Wight Gun Went Was at Mill as Guard Against Loaded With Shot Like in Mans Now He is Accused of Many July Startling de through many mys robberies that have taken place n Chester during the past IB or 16 years are believed to have been liave been made in the past three and are the sequel to the reported shooi ng of Clarence hitherto one of the respected young men this by a highwayman last Monday that he was flred upon by his assailant with a and the extracted more thari M Shot from his legs apparently confirmee his tin Mr Wa proprietor of a local made the discovery that the shot taken from Adams legs corresponded with those with which he had loaded a spring gun which had been set at the entrance of his mill as a protection against bur This together with the fact that the spring gun had been discharged during Monday at once drew BUB toward and a search of his home was with a result that most startling to those conduct ing endless variety of Including boots and silver barrels sold pens and other goods sufficient to stock a country were found in the chambers of his home and in the much of which has already been identified as property stolen in the many breaks of the past 15 is still confined to his bed from the effects of his gunshot was placed under arrest an officer being detailed to remain at his and a close watch is being kept upon When charged with the burglaries qe would say The accused was regarded as of exceptionally fine and todays developments have created intense ex throughout the entire where they have been the sole topic for It is generally believed that others be side Adams were implicated in the va rious acting upon clews which they have officers are searching for at least two other it Is will eoon be in The property recovered today Is btv brought to the town hall and dis played for the purpose of Already many of the articles have been recognized by their It Is said that a lot of shingles stolen from Mr some time ago were found to liave been used on Adams stolen from a Mr Spear 12 Continued an Fourteenth THE July 81 Forecast for Friday and For New partly cloudy Fri day and Saturday except In northwest portion variable For eastern New partly dowdy with rising temperature proba bly showers by night Saturday light to fresh south Local forecast for Boston and vicinity partly possibly l showers In the afternoon cooler at right variable winds Saturday fair and cooler light easterly winds The temperature yesterday as indicated by the thermometer at Thompsons epa 3 a in 6 a m 9 a m 12 m 3 p 6p ro 9 p m 12 mid 70 aver age temperature yesterday The as registered in tlw following cities at 8 last evening Wash ington New York Atlanta New Orleans Jacksonville 80 Chicago W Bt Omaha St Paul 82 N The Globes forecast for Saturday and generally ojear er with seasonable temperature light to 49 for Saturday and of Captured tlie First Prize in the Annual Hayout at i ON Tub and Place Ft In Eureka of 219 06S of OOJ City of 216 Oil Earn of N 215 04J of 212 10 Red Jacket of Oo Warren of 209 114 of 206 03i liberty of 05 Watch City pf 034 City of of 203 00 200 01 Tub unil Gen Taylor pf Volunteer of Neptune of of Converse Maiden City of Gulf Stream of fall River of White Angel Salem Veteran pf ol Ft In OOJ 07i m 07i 08i 04i 111 082 05 Place Ft Jrt 09i Phoenix of Vixen of 08J of 186 11 Defiance of Faff 186 07 City of 04 Protector No 3 of 182 03 Alabama Coon of 181 11 of 180 05i Kins Philip of 024 Gaspee of OJi Tub and Place Ft ID of 01J Active of 094 Roxbury of 052 James of 175 034 Tiger 6 of Hi 3 Of 162 11 Boston of 01 081 of Reception to Sec Moody and an Exhibition of Life July 1 is that strangers joined the citizens in the observance of Thursday in this city There was never a crush of strangers in Salem before on any one or more en Everybody entered fully into the fes the aged people being fully as eager to celebrate as the The weather was all that could be and nothing oc curred during the day to mar the The first formal event was the tlon tendered Hon William secretary of ihe U S at the head quarters of the Colonial club on Wash ington st this Following the which was entirely a banquet was Col Joseph treasurer of the republican state central On his right sat Sec Moody and on his left Hon Henry Cabot Others present Included Hon George von US ambassador to Lieut George Past Asst Burs all of USS John Lieut Charles Asst Pay master Walter Lieut Thomas of the USS Hartford Lieut Worth U 8 inspector of the 1st and 23 districts of Hew Hon John gon Edward Oen Francis Hon John C secretary to Mr Moody Wil lard Edward Bobin Damon Capt John Coun cilman Charlea nr Arthur P Frank Lieut Col Frank and several Following the the party was conveyed to Salem where fully 100 000 people had already assembled to witness exhibition by the U B crews which are when oa at Cape Ann anil The the eyes gee Moody never before paralleled in the long history of the NortH of the and point were densely crowded women and While were Continued on Fourth Twenty People Witness Contest on tee South Common Participated in by More Than Forty July firemen paraded Some car ried brooms in honor of the victory they had won it the on the south common In the Others were preparing to return with apparatus to their and re with Firemen at night on During on the it is that were playing at under Direction of wna fin ished at 5 p Two companies practically withdrew the One was by failure to appear at the line on and the other by the of portion of 11 There was considerable local rivalry between the Torrents and Gen The under did not make as good Showing at many former Pres WaK her of Gen Butler association danced a Jig when hlo beat the record of the Red It Appeared for some time as if Gen Sutler might win first They cheered by many friends the record they and the officers of the association were pleased with the success of tho After the parade today acting Mayor Badger gave an opportunity at city hall to citizens to meet the members of city governments of various and members of of who walked with the Red of that was Bought for by mariy city hall and on the south At the reception the following citi zens representing cities and towns weie received by the mayor and the week Mayor John Me Jamee of Mayor Sargent of Mayor Bruce of Mayor Wi Hard of Mayor Clem ent of Ashley of Now Mayor of Mayor Clark Mayor Shepherd of MoAr Joseph Jeremiah H pf George Lons John ElUs Stoughton and Fall Blver George Joseph Falls Charles Marble head James Fall River Hyde Park Maiden Frank William James and Stephen Arlington N H Alderman Mulvey ac4 OBrien and of and and on Impressive Exercises to Welcome Home the Absent 31The roosters a little more than morning here oit the hill because the sun was and the sky was cloudless onthe week day of the The hens ou recent improvements In cribs Have been in two There ip noy greater perlection of Det with resulting comfort and con Then there has been reduction in We show here one of the latest pat terns of crib in white en with trimmings of bur It is 4 feet 6 inches by SJ feet 6 The side unlocks and glides noiselessly to the leaving a The is the best woven wire The bed IB mounted on easy rolling We have never known better value in a crib than this really beautiful pattern at only Paine furniture m 48 Canal Most Sweeping Since IM of Two Captains Are to Change Two Lieutenants to Do the Of Seven teen Are Affected Hundred and Two Patrolmen Willie Moved About Hoffman of 1 Exchanges With Kimball of A shakeup in the police department which has been predicted since William Pierce was promoted to tihe office of superintendent and looked for several weeks wag announced in a gen eral order promulgated toy the board of police at yesterday afternoon and takes effect Saturday morning at roll changes are the most sweeping when members of the department wero Two cap tains change two lieutenants swap sergeants are moved on the checkerboard and 102 patrolmen will hang their uniforms in new There is one thing which of the department may congratulate oil the Third A GREAT CHEMICAL DISCOVERY KING OF will produce mote stimula tion and exhilaration Brandy or No or bail at They dp not opium kola or other deleterious ft TRUE BRAIN AND NERVE in the and Nerve Food ever ly the and Nerve Centres thM new electric energy and vitality for the whole They will strengthen your your flow of Ian Improve and your ability and energy tor or physical singers and able to do more and better They will cure a headache or the bluon arid remove that tired feeling in flve making you feel fins and as If you owned the whole Will Cure the Tobacco or 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