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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-29

fsnk-"D'you know, ] hcsrd the
other DAY thst the blocks from Which
they print tho.e five-hundre,l-siollir bills
In Ametlcs take nearly yrar 10 rD-
grave Ella-.'Oh, rally. suppose
that. why they're so expansive"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-29

Apcr.on Il prmi,urcly OLD when
halin-s. ocrnr. iefofc the forty-hfth
year. lee HALF. Hair Remover 10 keci,
tie scalp healthy aud prevent halinr...
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-29
III. Is,. C.aiIrg

Anxious Mothor-Dclr mc. VIVA, Il
the matter?
Bndc-Bco-hco, Nv hus-hn',rnd
doesn't lO--lo,e the a. much as he did.
BOo-hoo-hod'
Anxious Moih-r-Mercy on ~ VIVA,
has hapIcncR
Bhde-When h. went dow-down
town this morning be only (loo-hcol'
only kissel me seventeen tine. boo hoo
hoo-hoo'-Gupl News
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-29
c.....i.a-. A....s..s.

Cssssafasss Assssssd
Why DO dud-- wru but oos syegiA~'
To pvy~ni them frbm ~sias uorv than
they u,n Conpr-heut
whsi d,i Adam ar-, psss, Ia the garden
o, Ei-n' ~. fo-a
frum shat cOaulr, M cats ooms'
prr~is
wb.r, srv crows n's-' pl-otiiui' In The
Cav sss.as
wh~v sr mui-s ma, ct bo'ns' In
bray Of.
What 10 IN. au-va - i-~-' III. husk
ins i-~ yoa tan tell h.' ~ b.s rsi ear
What nan'- soad yoa give Lame dog
rhirtSva t-~sa-s b. pats down thr~v sD'i
earr,s- ooe
Wh~n de-. bor-s t-com~ vsi e-tAts'
Win ne I. tgrp.<i into . Postum
Mhsi kin :. The doosnaat " the door, A
slsp farther
What ga ~.l., ~ tin's' The middle u
"a hOar GAO
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-29
fRo0Ea,s Syayp
u OUR REMEDY.

NJ. fred Posies. sf ws,sr,iIis. Ne. o
leading srossr aud Neal Estate
DEALER, for many years T.wn select.
man sud city Aldsrmsn. says
] oann"t call myself q chrsnic dyspsptie.
atbough ! am often tfoahled With distIes.
after eating. AMI a times, lleAftburn aud
rsf rioBsch. Aiss Hesdsehe sbi Con-
stipation.
must ssy that sever u.e Grods.'s
bstsnie Dysp~psis syt.p ~ithout Tsssiy-
log alufst Instant fsttsf tkssplt ~ nly house
a. hnu.sllnli reBe.iy. Ny wife thinks
that siIe cannot live ~ithout a. I have
given " % MY children with very satisfac-
tory fssults fof TIE last fes years. Have
soia ainsrent patent medlcines In ny stofe,
~, .,,.,.'.r.sy,sp ..s,a. :. be ne is. 81.
highest term.
I rscoiamend u q. q hsasshsld remedy
TOE old aud yoangg N yoa onee tsst 10
merits yva VIII ns,vf te without "a.
Noars rrstsctfully,
rhrD roolER. wsisr,ilis. Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-29

\ friend Ia heel I. John ."n'. Anoiyns
I.lnlmcnt, more families should know IL,
aud use u.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-29
BY Using

Ayers safsafau,Ia O. .H. ...r IL -
sTrlk fIDfn shrrtIrn-f
-tu az srrUFf Uf f. H.t Hfrf &
nsftuils dfITrY tY fI. ..r t..tslr.
Tafua Mo, ~ Ish.It FL H....s tt. re-
iu-kst O. I
"ss,sf.i ysav as. lr.f . f.f lnf.i
err.iiii1u. OBJ fr~s. ...... 'a.fI 3
l-rfu fn iakr Ayers ~.f.. ..i 90
rfratl, tsnsfied A. Sym. rr..Hrs .
consider 10 m,a a.I.f NH We
fifttsf. lltslfu Nc
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-29

Til. lie !. whst Ne make u part 81
the time thu ret ~ the time II !. What
.om. woman make. ".
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-29

Nr. p.-wh,t are you laughing shout,
Jenniss
Mrs. Ri was just thinking What a
fool you looked when YOU proposed to
me.
Mr.. n. (.lghlng) Yes, snd MAS
Just .. big . fool az ! iooked.-N. \
WEEKLY Gossip.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-29
TRULY WONDERFUL.
AGoNY rURNrp ~ JOY


For MGR. Ihan foar years ! "a. safsr,i
fr,,u tho.s tsfritis troabL. 80 ruura"a q
womsn, nsskashe. ti,o.s ssfui Bssrag Dysr
Paih.. With ealy the. ~ha have san kn"-
Nv appetite ~. lo-t woah ~ days .ithouI
satlps as,l wlsn .iii eat m fol uoah naa
.esie ne. wgah - dlssy. With az eli gan'
feeling Coahi Nc sie~P nistt. ani eoah ~
ssfs aroani Ne hou... With al ny o,hsl
trvubie.. . hal Chroaie Dtsrrh.ss With nssriJ
r.a ny NE assay. punnr tn siatsf, 90
tassa iosn with ths Grip shi,h oaly si'is
ussrv mi.ery h. ny alr~siy iali euP. "a pal
'iisc"aras,.i ant NE "a. adfag.
Iva. tr,stsi by ear t,.t physlsians with ba
nth tsbsat W. phy.idsn Ai,issd me g. ~
i.otils u KINGS sARsAPARiLLA ssi tai.
q. dirvstsi iii -. ani b. iay feel Asss ns-
vssaas rhaRs. g. OIL OBJ Dr. kias' fss
csrri - all ny tfoable.. Gao sep Risht.
NJ appetite hss eone bssk. NJ fo--i TO-. ~
hsu ne ssi I am oniy too sls,l g. - tbs woft
lnSw that KINGS sARsAFARlI.LA eury-i ne
rss.s fAs,s az, well sBssn b. ny ply sifiah an
my friesi.. ani ehssrfilly sivs thru In i.shsi
Of ths-. who may ~ hse-ii-..ly saH,rBE frua
ANY ~ my sii ambitions.
MR.. SUSAN Y. BARkER.
Briron. Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-29

IL couii no, get my co,t on, but John
son'. Anoiync Llnimeni curei m, rheu'
u,.tic pains.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-29

Dlp,heri, h.. often h~en cured with
Johu.on's Anoiyue Iiuincni. when doe
tor. gave " M.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-29
TO PROVE eve eve . sA,5H T.

On and after Octohsr .. isoi. Ne give every
I-r,on selling oar medleins the pfisliege 70
selling siS bottles foe s5oo. snl guaIsntse
that in ease % dos you no god zen can
rcreise yoar sns.ey bssk. kssd guaranty
With sssvy tssstle. We claim % cafs 10y =
Is.Jsia. Headache. Sour stomsch, fieaIthain.
eating. raipitAiion of an. Heart, Collie. Ner-
soas.s... L.s. az sleep. Di,,ins.s Irregular
~ 81 The Apf>tite. l1sarisy Isins. blost,
Wind on the Stomach, liackIng Coagh. and
Constipation. And ~hy wili u cure7 Ne
eAa.e y 70 iteia.isf. rsvtfytne. se.thi.s.
parest rcots snd keri~. free from Aleohoi
% Morhia. 10 10 harmless Ca the smallest
child children HE "a. spd % is far superior
% Castor Oil aud al Other rrsrarati",ls.
Csli Tor 0rsdev's lSstaslc Dyspepsia
Syrup. None gsanins unl<ss bearing our
tfssismart. ths beaver.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-29

wn-s nAsy vss -. -s ss,. hss cssseSiA
wh.u sAs vas . chi. - erssd for csssossA
WIN 10 became Nh. Ne chung 10 csssos'A
VIA sAs I'D cAllassa. sAs gave tAsa cssasrsA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-29

On payunsut far gal. plrrha-s-i ttas stow.
- aar 20 - $50 haats nauei heiss prrytt
- a. pa-vhs-s "A siat. .. rss..s.. s.ss.
fer go esaFoa - reasis~i
We arrss - snasts THE ooat.aa - ths
above ga iitinus. anl iaFite yva b. cal on ~
shsn Puryhssins s,-sis.
spCtH F1si.
r $3.50 Co. "-''' ''' -, SS sss,.
n. y lsi.ssr. General Msrlhssii-s
"a. 4 Fr,shiag'. ssa. hzsts. shs-s. Traak.
y. 4. >h1r-f nrags al FtacY sosis.
Bugg, a Fsrrar. Mesi. a. Z Csassi t.ssi..
\ s.-Frr. DruEs. act -psr,ing 'ss-si.
las ,''sros. Ns,c ~. th-'ss. 1s..sry, so
Eis a. "' I,.,,.-.., s,,s,s,, -
nsy,sa nai.,ss. Gsssrsi Nsr.s.sli-s-
kichar.i-oa a Asnusy. uArissre
Tt wssb'. Bias sssrs' Clshins.
10. Einltt Ckthins.
Mm 4 tsagtu IIari.srv.
h'.,a; = aes.s sarul.Ain. Co. Is,s'isry.
ilssns a E.sEssu. r.asy Gr-ss,s.. -.
M. = si x Sass Ss "''''''' s s,ss. s.s
wssr BrruNL
4. : Iieah, Gene-si NeyhNa.ii.s.
At-esl ,esahiins A Co, ties Nsrrlssn lie.
"A. o. Nahlrua. Zee rrtos So ~ts-s
". shas. Hsri..rs, trcosr,e., flsar.
Alfret Cels. h-ss. ant sSsiiSssry.
SoEru nUcNFsLb
~. Masoa. t.en-rAl Nsryhas.ii-e.
BtxTIrLB.
Z. L DiasEsan. Hsri~.rs.
y. \. Chs-s. fhpsoxsPhs. Crayen.. Frases.
aIRAs.
A. a Il u. Nuusx. t.easrsl hsrvhsnsii-s.
sAsf HtkAs.
James tvans Co. ssnerAi Merchsn.ii-e
Hso~>FttLD
VI u uraa a Co. ssa~rsl McrchAnii-s.
>oaws, L.sE.
u " bra ihury ary-ngrtes. 4 90 frrtisbn~rr. etr
5snes saith. bso,-. Shes. a gabbsrs.
~tsr F.zi.
a.s..s.,s nih'a.pry ,'ssi.. h'c,. a ,eee.-
I. ~ Lss@. surahars. Clsshlax q Io.sseas
A. J. Carts a Co. ssaersl Me~ckAasli.s.
Esra>r's roSp.
NJ. NJ. Hathaway. t.snsrsl Mersksnsf-s
E1rs st~phea.. ,.eaeral Msr,hsn.li.s.
wAtssfOsD.
Z. n Mer-s. Grceer,e.. h-ss.. sh..s-. 81.
ii,s A.. v. Pa. Ssssr.i ssssSss.ii.s.
sILkAp.
T. y. himhsii a Co. General AsrcLsssii-s
SHOWS FALIs
Geo W. uamnssi. e~.ersl hsrchsa<ii-s-
sosru rsRis
u. W. paaAsa. ssssr>l hsr,AAssii-s-
wssr rskU.
RI Rive. e-.~->i ~er,hsa.ii.~.
grsasss sSvasa sss1
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-29
-. 60 -a,ss.. w.rs&

Tlpd the name a th~-< obi~ets write
than down In the orisr In which they
coma anil then hbi hhi'len ~o~is With the
following meaning. An sreuss 9
What slespy folk. saloy A r.cs Z
Solemn & hunting horn q A smooth
pl~cs Of grSss land A fancy rural mso
sioa q An sshibition
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-29

oxfvRp. s.-At Ccsrt % Potato hsh .
th< third Tuesday sf Mar. A. u. Isssf
ia the ystltisn % Jsme- a. Tyler. husband
OF Daughter " bsthsL praying Tor NJ sp.
folntment VI Jase,S Tyisr ~ hsshsl % n.
HILL. l.ss Of BssA<' Ia ssIi Cessiy Of 0nfsri.
d~veaset;
OnDGKaD, That bssiss ef sbs foregoing p><i.
lion ~ pasiishesi fsr thrvs vesks ssocessiyely.
4 4. Ssisri Ds.ssss pas:-i Z f.a.. 4 !. 81: al
0EORGg A. wIlsOx, ysdss.
AsrssssPy -ssssss IN. c.DAvis. hsStsSss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-29

~ YOU have = bone of contention With
any onc throw II 90 the dogs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-29
Becchsm'. pin. are faithful frieni.,

"iou have hem losing flesh lately,
haven't youy" "Nes, I've been shaving
myself"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-29

]. &. SMITH, Wiudscs. "
Nv appetite hal n h''l
AMI strength BAL ln'l
panied me a'' ih. f.. DIR
and faint in ih, morning. -
nt my stomach ih. M
times my hra,, would plin mr' ID
though Il would lur.l ] ..t
nights. a.. Wa un... D.
the call. II m.uu, ",crl hour
The water passed gl,. ,...
that "a t.rribl. fum . hidnrl 81"
ease hld fastened IH
Thr graf reputation .' I.".
a. u idp"y CURE, IH..'.
thought | would u.i,.,H
itatrial. und,ri'. u'. ] -...
for the Dirt week. IT,. OH. ff'"
change cummsur.I l..
ment Wa rapid auI steady
bottles nla,lc mc a. We'll man. a.. :
have been well ever s.U. , .'''l.
worn-out sufferers from KIDNEY
plant NAV know what D,u l. ..-.i.
them, I cheeriuliy send ,.a ia' ~
mOnial. j. = >A'''
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-29
HOMEMAKERS COLUMN.
CARPETS AND SILKS.

crAs.s .ss:.s s s:::',s = g: a.:
co s,sss:: c.;sSi i E:.@,ss i f.as' Hsiss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-29
Become Strong

Artlfs. All tlffu T. I...If U.i trsf
isslng dsrf.ssiau ~ siI..s AL. ..nas
dsiliuy. D. oihff n.f..... .f n,
spsr,ii tnd pffuunf.i ff.li .i t..fs &C.,
saEauia . a. Ram. IHH.f. Ma,
writes Il rm rnrffr.I '... 90
lnf from ~ srrris ~ ssrsfs's g.
tlnty. uant q appetite ... I.ss..H .isi.rrt
"a II..LIL.La vi l. .---L
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-29
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-29
No g. -D.s.r,,s,,.sa

No g. -Desspii sstssa
L Bsb~~i .e~eitI snd l~.,e . giri's
name
q \ fsh sSi iesve TO pa, 10 Eight
\ .tr~an - wstsr and i~sv. bird
To vprussh shi l.-'e . relative
8 A rssosI sisi Rave pan " q ehurvh
Q Vacant and i~sVv thin
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-29
INvALIDS

Gain rapidiJ in hsaifh sfi Hfs-.r tfa,
u,e q Ayers ssrarrra Joe --ts,,
Substitutes fieh ant pr H.ss faf u.
Impoverished fuld Dec H fH tt.rs 49,
fstsrs and athff shsfI.r s"tHTst Hn
proves NJ arI~t.ie and i0nr' .f no. ,frsu
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-23
HOW THEY STAND.
Con testants I'm the News $500 Cash Prize
Contest VIII Receive sound Dollars.

Con testants I'm the News $500 Cash Prize
Contest VIII Receive sound Dollars.
The coupons continue to pour in from
all sections of the State. But the tide is
not particularly in favor of any one of the
many contestants. The vote of each one
has been largely increased since the be-
ginning of this week
These accessions necesstate a change
in the relative positions of several aspir-
ants for the NEWS $500 cash prize yari-
Gus changes have been made to-day, but
other changes will doubtless be made
Friday.
One of our valued correspondents sends
in coupons for Enterprise Lodge. No. 20,
IL. OF II. He asks "A pertinent question
with reference To the kind OF money
which will constitute the NEWS $500 cash
prize. The NEWS states positively that
every dollar will be worth 100 cents in
any part of the world. Send 'em in.
To the Editors Of the Ne,cs:
You will now have two Of n kind Enclosed
find seven coupons which please credit To En-
terprse Lodge, No. 70, X. OF H., for that $500
prize you offer for tDe lodge, club, etc, get
ting the largest number OF votes. Being a
constant reader of your valued paper | know
that whatever you say is true, and those re-
Ceving the largest number of votes will get
that 500. But should like to ask you one
QUESTION. IL the Democrats establish state
banks are you going TO pay in state bank
money! III so, we are out OF it, Our exper-
ience forty years ago with state bank bills at
40 per cent discount, bids us beware. If il is
gold or even silver we are coming with 10000
more. Nc.
10 the Editors Of the NewS
enclose ten coupons for Slocum Post, and
believe put in the first one. hope the boys
will not forget we need that 500.
Yours truly, {. III. SNOW.
To the Editors Of the Neps
Kindly correct error in your paper You
have Loyal Prosperity instead of LOYAL
Providence lodge. Please correct and credit
us with the enclosed ten coupons and oblige
Loyal PROVIDENCE LODGE
TO the Editors of the Ne,US
Enclosed find fifteen coupons for the Provi-
dence Salesmens association, They are will
ling workers but are not willing To work
fourteen hours day.
a FRIEND OF THE CAUSE
These are the contesting societies,
named in the order in which they stand:
Bristol Naval Reserve.
Hopeton Bicycle Club.
Providence Salesmen's Association.
Anawan Tribe, l. q. X, NJ.
Loyal Providence Lodge. l. o. o. F.M. L..
Narragausett Club. Bristol.
The Rhode Island Nursery
Kings Daughters Circle, Auburn.
Wayand Lodge. n. f. o. T..
Elmwood Council, No. IL, o. U. A. NJ.
Enterprise Lodge. No. 26. X. of p.
r. /. Bethany Home.
Emwood Club.
Canonicus Lodge, No. Q, l. o. o. +.
Providence Y. NJ. c. A.
What Cheer Lodge, X. T..
Slocum Post, q. a. r.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-23
AN ACTOR WHIPPED.

An Irate Flower Girl' Demands the
salary of Her Niece.-Principais Arrested.
NEW YORK, Nov % There was a
whipping exhibition Yesterday in Sixth
avenue, near Goth street. The principals
were Charles Shackleford, actor and
manager, and Mrs. Louise Shepard, bet
ter known rs Lizzie, the flower girl. {"
Shackleford, with Miss Mortimer of the
nfz.Santley combination company on
his arm had just emerged from "A Six
avenue restaurant when he was confront
ed by Mrs. Sheppard, who had been wait
ing for him on tue sidewalk.
The woman demanded that the manager
paw her uiece what he owed her
Shack leford told Mrs. Shepard she was
crazy, and tried To pass on but the woman
SieZeJt II whip from u hack man who was
standing near by aud struck him several
blows on the head. Both parties were
arrested but were discharged.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-23

The result of yesterdays election was
the choice of Mayor Potter for second
term by majority of 29i. Last year Mr.
Potter's majority was 2s4. The small
vote and general apathy were against Mr..
Watson, who made good fight, but the
Democrats had too many votes. The
total vote for mayor was lG,s62, while at
the second election last year iC was H.
$50 Mr.. Potter's vote last year was
1916.
The new aldermen are George ID. Ian
sing, Republican. in the Second Ward.
and j. j. Gilmartin. Democrat, in the
Third. The only Democrats in tue board
are West aud liilmartin.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-23
CAPSIZED.
A Schooner Well Known Here-On1y
One Man Drowned-Others Escape.

Schooner Well Known Here-OnIy
One Man Drowned-OthersE Escape.
New YORK, Nov 23.-The schooner A.
G. Lawson, of Littleferry, N. j., laden
with brick, capszed in the Hudson just
north Of Inwood yesterday afternoon.
The vessel was overturned by sudden
gust of the prevailing high wind.
Michael Whalen. "a deck hand Of Hunt
ington. l.. L., was in the cabin when the
schooner capsized and he was either
drowned or crushed TO death by the cargo
of brick.
The captain and the rest OF the crew
escaped IN the yawl which was towing
on behind the schooner.
A boat from the schooner Margaret
Jane, which was near the Lawson when
the accident occurred. went To the assist
ance OK the men who wess struggling ia
the water and aided them to reach their
own yawl. in which they reached the
shore, coming to this city later. No one
knows what became OF the wreck
The A. q. Lawson is we'll known in this
port, from which she sailed last week.
She has been bringing brick To Pawtucket
during the past year aud was considered
a staunch craf,.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-23

Second distrlct-Patrick Harowe, war.
den; Thomas j. Halliday, clerk
Third district-peter III. McCready,
warden; Joseph Il. O'Conneil, clerk
Farih Ward, First dlstrict-Munson III.
Najlc, warden; Edmund +. Prentiss.
clerk.
Second district-W. II. T. Mosley, war
den; James III. Ingraham, clerk.
Fifth Ward, First district-William y.
Taipe, warden; Albert &. Winsor, clerk.
Second district-Ihomas j. Leonard,
warden; Joseph ID. Grinnell, clerk.
Sixth Ward, First district-Samuel
Grafton, warden; Hugh V. Mulvey. clerk.
Second district-George l.. Robinson
warden; Rufus q. Spragne, CLERK.
Seventh Ward. First district-Thomas
A. Miley, warden; Arthur p. Mowry,
clerk.
Second district-F. NJ. Dimond, war
den; Charles 5. Jenekes. clerk.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-23

Eighth Ward, First distrct-Charles j.
Hackett. warden; John O'Connell, clerk.
Second district Charles &. Armstrong,
warden; James Warren. Jr., clerk.
Ninth Ward, rirst distrlct-Daniel
Thompson, warden; john Iillinghast,
clerk.
Ninth Ward. Second district-No elec
ton for warden The vote stood: l.. j.
Ftzg raid. $50: Charles f. Austin, $50.
John f Rogers elected clerk.
Tenth Wark. First dlstrlct-Robert NJ.
Connors, warden; Luke kavanagh, clerk.
: cond district William j. Beane,
warden: James A. Murray, clerk.
Third dstrict-Thomas Lovett, warden;
Behan, clerk.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-23

George ri. Wood succeeds Mr.. Watson
In the common council from the Tvs
Ward. Austin Giblin In the nirl
Ward, Benjamin Thurston and James Is
Trask in the Sixth. Albert L. Anthony
and G bert A. Phillips in the Seventh
are the other new councilmen. Mr.. Nc
Gam was reelected in the Tenth aud
Luke Kavanavgh got his bard-iought-for
clerkship in th q ward.
Mr.. Fullers feat in beating Augustus
6 MilleE -sAews that he has IL ''p lll' in
the Sixth. Last year be was elected as n
Democrat.
Mr.. White fails OF a reelection TO tn"
school board in the Ninth ward. which il
the only office for which another attempt
is required.
The two boards stand: Aldermen, s Re
puDl'c and . Democrats; council, 80
Republicans and Democrats.
Il. j. Mccarthy, the orator of the lower
board WAS deft ated in the Sixth ward.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-23
WANTS TO BE SENATOR.
FiddIing Bob Taylor Would Like &
Take senator Bates Seat.

FiddIing Bob" Taylor Would Like to
Take senator Bates Seat.
KNOXVILLE, Nov. 23.-There promises
to be lively contest in this State for the
place of United States Senator. The in-
cumbent, Senator Bate, is willing and
anxious to become his own successor. Ex-
Gov. Robert l.. Taylor, is equally willing
and anxious to take on his shoulders the
burden aud responsibilities of the high
office. Both men are capable men and
both are Democrats.
Fx-Guv. Taylor, or Bob" Taylor, as he
IN best known throughout the State
made an excellent governor during the
two terms he d ,d the Office and made a
verv creditable record during his one
term III congress.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-23

deliberations was that Aram J. Pothier
received their unanimous endorsement.
The meeting was called TO order by
William :. Hopkins, and l.. l.. Chilson
was elected chairman, with Arthur ;.
Pease secretary. Mr.. Pothier was nom
mated by Col. John w. Ellis in an able
speech, which was ably seconded by
others
Mr.. Pothier's nomination was quickly
made unanimous, and after he had been
waited upon by n committee, he appeared
before the convention and delivered a
rousing speech.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-23
MRS. BELMONT BURIED.
Her Remains Were Inferred in the Bel.
mont Plot, Perry Circle, Tins Morning.
ESPECIAL TO THE YEws.l

isfE'iAi NtN-+l
NEWPORT, Nov. 23.-The remains of
Mrs. B.lmont were inferred here this
morning in Perry Circle, the Belmont
plot in the Island cemetery.
Rev. T.. Winchester Donald, Of New
York and Rev q. j. Magill of Newport
rad the services in Belmont memorial
chapel erected 10y the late Augustus Bel
mout, in memory of his deceased daugh-
ter
Accompanying the remains from New
York were. Perry Belmont. Mr. and Mrs.
August Belmont, Oliver Belmont, Mrs
Tiffany. sister OF deceased, Miss Jennie
Tiffany, Perry Tiffany Belmont Tiffany.
Mrs. Louis Nelson and Mrs. Merrill
nieces of Mrs. Belmont, John Hone ana
Mrs. Howland.
Mrs. Belmont's only daughter was
taken i'll just before leaving New York,
and was not present.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-23

KSoxvILLE. Tenn, Nov. 23-From an
unques ionably reliable source the infor-
mation comes that the United States Ex-
press Company has captured. or rather
will capture on Jan. I, 1893, supreme
control Of the express business on the
Louisville and Nashville Railroad lines.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-23
wardens and Clerks Elected.

First Ward. First district-William j.
keenan,, warden: John DAVIS, clerk.
Second district-Peter IA. Brown, war
den; william Frankland. clerk
Second Ward, First district-William
II. German. warden; Clifford s. Tower,
clerk.
Second district--Clarence r. Greene,
warden: Charles r.. Smith. clerk.
Third Ward, First district-E iward
Murphy, warden; John B. McGuinness,
clerk.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-23

BosToy, Nov. 23-Mr. Wendail of the
Harvard observatory comes out to-day
with the positive statement that the
stranger comet, which Is now attracting
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-23
A BRILLIANT METEOR,
Badly Frightened the Good People Of
kenosha Last Night.

kenosha Last Night.
KENosHA, Wis, Nov. 23-Thousands of
people residing in this portion OF the
state are in condition to day which
nearly reaches panic Ii is due 10 the
approach of the stranger comet and was
brought about by the appearance in the
heavens this morning of n meteor of al
most unparalleled brilliancy.
A few minutes after 4 o'clock this
meteor was see shooting across the heav-
ems from the southwest leaving long
line Of trailing light. After crossing the
zenith il exploded with n report like n
cannon and IL was five minutes before it's
ligh died away. Everyone is connecting
its appearance with the approach Of the
strange comet.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-11-23

He Will Lead woonsocket Republicans to
n MayoraIty Victory.
ESPECIAL TO THE SEws.l

WooNsoCKET, Nov. 23-The Republi-
cans of this city met last night in an en-
thusiastic city convention held in Hope
Hall to consider on the most available
mayoralty candidate. The result of their