The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-05-14
SIXTEEN CANDIDATES in
The News" !" Contest Is an In
slant Success.
A BRISTOL MAN is IN THE LEAD
Policemen, Firemen. Conductors, Letter
Carriers, Drivsrs-All are Represented
I'm This Contest for el 900 Insurance
Policy.

You are backing" some candidate, are
you notp You want to SEQ him run we'll.
Let the NEWS give you some proper hints
on the proper management of q coupon
canvass.
At the earliest possible moment send a
letter Of nomination for your candidate
and "a photograph il possible. In the
letter say where the candidate patrols or
carries letters, at what fire station he Is at
work or on what line of cars he runs. II
you know of any plucky deeds he mas per-
formed or remarkable adventures he has
These will stimulate interest, and the
photo will help a good many to recognize
the candidate by sight who may not know
him by name. Get your friends to vote
for him, and to write brief letters for him.
Send the coupons In and keep his name at
BILE.
Now to business. Hero are the letters:
Providence, May Ii.
To the Editors Of the Nsws:
recommend William Kelly of Hose Cart
No. ., stationed on the corner OF AtwelFs
avenue and America street, a good man
for your si'oo life insurance polWIsy'K Low
P,S.-Coupons coming for this man.
MASroN, X. l., May 10.
To the Editors Of the Netre
II gives me great pleasure in presenting TO
the people the name of Officer Joseph Wyman,
the chiIdren's friend; Mr.. Wyman Is of sta,
noble officer. His beat Is on olneyville square
and High street. Mr., Wyman belongs to An
shor Lodge. No. %. I.0. Q. f., and & q Free
it closes and receive the policy, remain
'oars AN op1'i ODD FELLOWS sos.
PROVIDENCE, May l3.
To the Editors Of the Mems:
present To you another one Of the fremen
of Providence. Mr.. Frank l.. Warfeld is
years as freight conductor on the Providence
AZ Worcester Railroad. He severed his connec-
tion with that road the first OF January, and
he may be the lucky one, remain your appre-
ciating reader. A READER or THE NEWS.
lMr. warfeld had already been nominated
by another friend.
PROVIDENCE. May 13. 1892
To the Editors o5 the Ne,rs
We have taken TIE NEWS ever since IL start
ed. and like IL very much, especially its prin-
We propose running Chester II. Blood of the
Fifth Police Station. We think he will run
pons; please start his name as soon as possible,
in haste, YEAToN BROS,
ll72 Broad street.
A number OF other candidates are
named upon coupons without accompa-
James Hoard of Bristol, r. L: Everett G:
Bliss, driver on the Prairie avenue and
Camp street line; Ezra Kent, conductor
ON the Pawtucket road.
Aud the list stands:
Charles c. Wilson, Hydraulion Com
John Mullen, foreman fire department,
East Providence.
John ]. O'Toole, policeman, Station 8,
Providence.
Frank L. warfeld. fireman, II. and L.
No Z, Providence
Chester II; Blood, policeman, Fifth pre-
William X. Matthews, conductor. Bris-
tol horse cars.
Ezra Kent. conductor, Pawtucket road.
James Hoard, Bristol X. /.
Joseph w. Carpenter, foreman East ave-
nue. fire station.
c. o. Swan, letter carrier in jewelry dis
trict.
Charles b. Baird, policeman. Provi-
dence.
Joseph o. Anthony, driver, Elmwood
William Gardiner, policeman, of Provi-
dence.
Arnold l.. Potter, special officer, Provi-
dence.
Everett C. Bliss, driver. Prairia avenue
car.
Joseph Wyman, policeman, sixth pre-
cinct.
William Kelley, fireman, III. g. l.. No. Q,
Providence.
In this list there are Of course number
of ties. But Mr.. Wilson is way, way
ahead. There are no flies on Bristol, and
the way the Wilson coupons come in to-
day was something to open ones eyes,
considering that the contest is but three
days old.