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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-11
BOWLING.

Among the various games bowled on
the alleys last night the most exciting
one was played between the Providence
Dry Goods Club and the Pawtucket
Evening Times teams at Pawtucket, in
which the lines won by the narrow
margin of pins, their team total being
1912 to the visitors 1906.
Another exciting game was bowled ON
the Providence Athletic Association
alleys between teams i and 2, in which
the former won. with the team total OF
Use to its opponents 2238.
In an exciting game between the West
Side Club No. 1 and the Elmwood Club,
No. 2, played on the formers alleys the
West Sides won by the score of 22S4 to
2236.
The Crescsnt-Pslace game rolled on the
Crescent bowling alleys last night result
cd in the home team winning by the
score Of 2i05 to 226s.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-11
"Shaft No. =" al Keith's.

"Shai; No. p" the new electrical drama
ut kUfth's Opers house next week,
possesses much that IL 8tartling in the
wEy OF stage effects, all of which ere pro-
duced by the aid Of electricity. The poy
itself is said to be powerful COMEDY
drama ahounding In strong scenes and
ceverS drawn charactera. ana Il is most
elsboratcly mounted. The company. W hich
is better than the average organization
and Marion Elmors.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-11
Hill Disnisscd.

WASHINGTON, Dec 11.-Postmaster Gen.
eral Wilson has forwarded to Attorney
General Harmon an official notice OF the
removal of Assistant Superintendent Hill
of the free delivery system "for conspir-
acy," and practically suggesting that the
facts warrant his dismissal as commits
sioner TO investigate the overtime claims
of letter carriers.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-11
Withdrawals Too Numerous.

CONCORD, N. H., Dec. Ii.-Upon appli.
cation Of the board of bank commission.
ers, Associate Justice of the Supreme
Court Chase has issued an order enjoining
the Peterboro Savings bank from receiving
or paying deposits, This action has been
made necessary by reason OF the steady
Withdrawals Of its depositors, which, IL
continued. would necessitate the sale OF a
portion OF its securities at a sacrifice.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-11

A horseless carriage race is now being
arranged in London, Ontario, and efforts
are being made TO have the novel
event take place in that city.
The New York Athletic Club has
dropped James ]. Mitchell, the champion
shot putter, from it's rolls. The cause Of
the trou Bile was Mitchell's criticising the
club officials action at the sensational
meeting Of the Metropolitan Association
OF the Amateur Athletic Union held few
weeks ago.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-11
Stabbed Mr. and Mrs. Russo.

DEDHAM, Mass, Dec. ll.-Cavarno La.
vorano Of Weymouth was on trial yester.
day afternoon, charged with stabbing
Frank Russo and his wife Alleno on Sept
3, 1895. The jury returned verdict Of
assault without intent TO kill. He will
be sentenced later.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-11
Four victims of Boiler Explosion.

GREEYyILIE, Pa, Dec. ll.-By the ex-
plosion of boiler in the sawmill OF Ezra
Post last evening, Engineer Frank Perkins
and Solomon Hastings were instantly
killed and Stephen White and Curtis
Johnson fatally hurt.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-11
Tom Reeds Friends.

HARTFORD, Dec. ll.-Colonel Benjamin
Lowell, a Boston politician is in Hartford
in consultation with the state Republican
party managers. IL is surmised that the
conference was held in the interest of
Thomas b. Reed for president
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-11
Gloucester Schooner Missing.

GLOUCESTER, Mass, Dec. ll.-Fears are
entertained that schooner j. II. Carey of
this port, which cleared for the Grand
Banks Aug. 20, and which has not been
sighted since an August gale, is lost. She
carried q crew of Ii men.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-11
STANDING OF THE

The Pawtucket-Fall River game to be
played at Fall River is the only one
scheduled for this evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-11

Beecham $ pills for consti-
patton Ios and 259. Get the
book at your druggists and
60 by it.
Annrai sale. nor, shanA On.Oon borea
Richmond planet., 1895-03-02

Fine Printing, High Class Stationery Invitations
for Weddings Entertainments &c. Elegant Badges for
Organizations individuals and Handsome Society Visit
ing Cards. Prices r1oderate Send for Estimates.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-14
ALBERT A. WRAY.

are somewhat different there this year. Assembly
man Hennessey is thirsting for revenge for hard
treatment accorded him by Senator Coffey and his
friends If he says In the race he is likely to poll
enough votes TO take away Senator Cofrey's plu-
ralty Harry Hanbury Is best described by the word
hustler" He born in Bristol England. thirty
two years ago coming TO this country when
teen years old. and learning the trade OF black
smith and mechanic. He made foreman
OF the Guiie CARR on pump works in the Eastern
District. Later he started in business for himself
in a deserted barn in the Eighth Ward. and by the
exercise OF bulldog persistence and honest dealing
built up a large plumbing business now owning ana
organization showed itself. and his long and sue
cessful struggle with John J. McGinnss for mastery
stood in the Republican General Committee, OF
which both are now members. Hamburg viii make
hard fight and his friends say he Will be the next
Senator from the Vth. His opponent. Senator COT
fey. represents all that Is worst, worst In politics He is
CONDITIONS IN THE WITH
In the With ex-Assemblyman James Taylor Is
the Republican candidate. with Major Peter II.
Nc Nulty for an opponent The latter is mem
Der OF the Brooklyn Board Of Education and Is said
to be ineligible as candidate on that account.
He declares he will remain in the race however
The district IL evenly divided and the balance OF
power rests with the man who IL the more popular
and car. work the harder, Mr.. Taylor has been
elected and over again from one OF the As
semby districts Of this Senate district. and Is
shrewd politician. lie says he will win, and the
chances are in his favor.
AssembIyman Frank Schulz is counted upon as a
sure winnor as against ex-senator McCarren In
the With District The shepardites have dominated
a popular independent Democrat. John II. Sheidt.
and the regulars concedlng the defeai OF Nc
Carren. Assembyman Schulz is an Eastern Dis
trct clothing manufacturer, man OF great energy.
He has served two terms IN the Assembly. and is
chairman OF Assembly Committee which has
uneafthed much official rottenness In connection
with the Charities Department or Kings County.
The With District ~ Overwhelmingly Republican.
Assemblyman Albert A. Wray Is the candidate. hts
opponent being Daniel h. Thompson Mr.. Wray hos
served two terms N the lower house with distnc-
ton lie will represent one of the greatest Repub-
lican Senate distriets In the state. Mr. Wray Is
Missourau by birth, coming 10 Newyork In 1878 to
study law He was admitted To the bar In 1886.
He has been for number OF years a member OF
the Inyincble Club OF the Twenty third Ward. and
Was three times elected Its vicepresident For six
years he was Q member OF the Brooklyn Young
New-York tribune., 1895-10-14
Mr. WIrRSTER CAME LATE.

A meeting OF the Worth Club OF the Nine''es.. ~.
Ward was called for Saturday evening 70 80
the Republican Mayoralty candidate Frederic.
Wurster. A large number OF the members ana .a.
friends gathered early al Jordan's Halb heNv sa
and Division ave- the headquarters OF the c'u' s
when the meeting called to order the seo's.,
r.ad le,,sr from Mr. Wurster In which he saia "a
nrevious engagement prevented him from s'''"'
ing until late hour - a.. "a o.e,ock.
The meeting did not adjourn until AFTER ~, M
Wurster appeared. and was greeted with cherrrn chsrn
promised 10 address them later In the canpas seob
The Worth Club is named after eN -Sena,o' SSsTsrs
Worth whose candidate for the MAY otei" w.
the convention was William Cullen Bryant.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-14

studying medicine. He first took course in dental
surgery and practsed this branch Of surgery with
success. and afterward was graduated in medicine
from the Long Island College Hospital He has
devoted his energies during later years TO the prac
tice of medicine. He has been superintendent Of
the Central Congregational Church Sunday school
for three years. and made an extremely credttable
record in the Assembly last year The Democrats
nominated William Batterman in the IVth. but Mr..
Ra atterman declined 10 run. No yet has been
selected 10 fill the vacancy. The Republicans In
the district are harmonious. and look for easy
victory for Or Brush
In the Vth District Harry A. Hanbury has been
nominated by the Republicans, Michael j. Coffey
by the regulars, and Assemblyman John A. Hen
nessey by the Shepard Democracy. Under normal
conditions the district is Democratic; but things
New-York tribune., 1895-10-14
.A.soc1ArEp PRESS WEEDS LOOKING AFrER,

Omaha. Neb, Oct 13-''The Omaha Excelsior"
the society paper Of this city, in Its last issue says
edoriay
The Associated Press needs looking after by the
busIness men of Omaha. IL IL not doing the square
thing by this city. IL permits much 10 go in its re-
ports thai reflects seriously on the town and that Is
not true and IL does not give space to happenings of
great public Importance that occur here
Take for instance, the absurd reports that were
telegraphed broadcast over the country about the
"a A riots" In Omaha No such riots
CURED here, and n committee OF the Commercial
club has been appointed to sift the matter to the
bottom and see exactly how and where the news
started.
THAT is one OF tho sins of commission that Omaha
may store up against the Associated Press. Then
there are the sins OF omission. which even
greater The shabby way in which the great feast
OF Mondamin handled in the Associated Press
newspa pers Of the country. the meagre reports sent
ont about the various professions. and particularly
of that splendid procession Of Thursday night. de-
serves the immediate and sagacious consideration
of the knights of Ak Sar Ben
New-York tribune., 1895-10-14
SHOCLD HATE BEEN TREATED At ONCE
TWO BELLEVUE PHYSICIANS INTIMATE CHARGES
OF NEGLECT IN A SUICIDES CASE.

TWO BELLEVUE PHYSICIANS INTIMATE CHARGES
OF NEGLECT IN SUICIDES CASE.
william Eifert thirty years old. Of No SOj West
Thirty -seventh-st committee suicide cary yes;er-
d,v morning by drinking carboiic acid. He
stableman and had been separated from his wife
for some time He lived with his parents and his
brother John
Early yesterday morning John. Will" in the hall
way on the second floor. whore the family live.
heard his name called by william from the hall
n after william said Goodbye. Jack" Upon
hearing a fail John ran downstairs, and In the
dark hallway fell over the body OF his brother.
After getting a Light he found bottle which
smeled OF carbolic acid He called Policeman Glib
In Of the West Thirty seventh-st. station and the
latter sent in hurry call for 3n ambulance. The
nafent was then taken TO the station. only short
distance away Giblin there gave him some vinegar
ard water. A Roosevelt Hospital ambulance. pass
ing with man who had been cut with razor.
stopped Mt the station DR.. q. G. Fieis inmedi-
saving that his other patient must he got 70 the
hospta at once. Both were ;hoI taken TO Bellevue.
iswo physicials treated + iert for an hour but the
Last night II became known that the two physi-
clans who attended Efert. Drs. Brauliich ana
Brown had intimated during the day that there
was neglect in E.ferts case. They declared that II
he arrived at the West Thirty-seventh-s station
house hts case might not have been hopeless
DIR. FTe'ss when seen last night said he had done
what he could FOR ;ifcrt and that he dd not admin
lister any antdote for the poison because he mad
none with him
New-York tribune., 1895-10-14

KINGS COUNTY WHEELMEN HAVE \ WALKOVER
FOR THE PRIZE.
The rain played havoc with the annual ten-mile
road race Of the metropolitan Association Of Cy-
cling Clubs On Saturday. At the time set for start
ing some of the teams had not turned up. many
pecting a posiponement. The Elizabeth Railway
course was leep in mud. The race. however. was
announced to take place rain or shine. ana Cap
tain Needham. OF the Kings County Wheelmen. in
sisted upon the taking place. 40 they had a
practical walkover. for W. Shannon. OF the Pros
pect Wheelmen. the only other starter The
Kings County team composed Of the following
riders: L. s. Paige s. j. Graham. +. G.. Mcdonald
and w. II. Graham The latter dropped out after
going mile.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-14
NARSHALS IN NAME ONLY THEY SAY.
MAYOR sTRONG's APPoINTEEs DECLARE THAT
THEY ARE NOT RECOGNIZED BY THE
CIVIL. JUSTICES.

CIVIL. JUSTICES
,roa,ing ~ the N.w-Yor City Marshals was
called for 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon at No 2'l
crordst Only six Marshals we're present and the
,nee,inp was adjourned until time after cleo
t,on dav TO be decided upon by Henry Loewe. the
chairman pro TEN. The Marshals held their hrst
meeting on Tuesday night last at NO. loS Clintoh
Place The object IN view was the bettermeht OF
be,r condition and about eighteen out OF the thirty
seven Marsha.s were present LoeWe ana T. ~
Murray who was made temporary secretary were
the only officers elected. Mr.. Loewe said yesterday
that Msyor strong's appointees were "Marshals in
name ONLY" The Office said TO be worth
"A a,o or s. 0oO a year" he continued but instead
we are scarcely making our salt. There is only one
cour, in tine city where officially recognized.
and tina, il In Judge McCrea's. The Marshals there
and those attached to city departments are max
ing out all right but the rest OF us are uhder hehNy
expense which our returns DO not half cover;
''In the first place few or US nave uesk rooni
IN the cour;s and in consequence we are compelled
to hire next 70 or opposite the court poIdlnss
at our expense. Then again the Justices recos.
least the cream Of the dspossess proceedings me
clerks courts too ignore us and recognize the
hang around the doors OF the courts and inside the
Courtrooms and snatch up everything tnat comes
are I37 and while We the official appontees, are
starving the old Marshas who have absolutely no
right to do any business are doing just as wei as
We are under heavy bonds of over $500. while they
are under and the state of affairs as II is AT
present should not exist: - -, ,,.
II Is within the province OF Mayor Strong TO request
the Civil Justices to perform their duty with re-
the Legislature and 1t is for that reason we have
organized. II Is intention after election 20
draft a bill and present II 10 the Legislature ana
thus endeavor tc do away with the abuses that no"
owls
New-York tribune., 1895-10-14
BROTHER ALOYSICS 4 ROMAN CATHOLIC
ONE OF THE FOUNDERS OF THE ORDER OF THE
GOOD SAMARITAN CHANGES HIS FAITH AND
WILL RESIGN From THE SOCIETY.

George w Davidson known Brother A.oysius,
Of the Protestant Episcopal Church OF the Re-
deemer at Eighty y-second-st. and Park-ave. has
followed the example OF Father Adams who was
rector Of that church in 1898. and become convert
70 Roman Catholicism Mr.. Davidson was received
into the 81, Lawrence Roman Catholic Church' al
Eighty -fourth-st. and Park-ave.. by Father NC
Kinnon last evening Mr.. Davidson is a man OF high
intellectual attanments. He one OF the or
ganlzers last year OF the Order of the Good samaH-
tan society OF Protestant Episcopal mehicai
monks Twelve months ago he took his first VOWS
IN the order renouncng the world and promising TO
devote the remainder OF his life to church work ana
to the nursing OF the sick 1t is by reason OF his
membership in this order that he received ;he name
OF Brother Aoysius. During the period OF prooa-
tion before the taking OF the fnal vows. he re-
ceived as a means of support small sa.ary ior
acting as sexton Of the Church OF the hedeefh-r.
In the mean time he has lived economically oc1
cupying a behind the cnnrch organ, organ, am a,ln
studied medicine. He has lecturcd occasionally upon
medicine and philo,ogy. He has d.ways been henN
religious attending mass daily at the Ghnrcn no ei In, ns
Redeerner He is the third person within me lhSt
two wears to leave that church for one OF Cathohc
faith ,r-,s,,,o
Mr. Davidson when seen Yesterday by a Tribune me
Roman Catholic Church only after deep study anu anu
nraver intellectually and oonscientous!y nave
arrived at the conclusion that the claims ana ialtn
of the Catholic Church better founded than
those Of the Protestant Episcopal Church' IL mas
been reported In one paper tna1 infrence arises
,hat something more than conviction rs responsible
for my change OF faith There is. however no
1'bnrch from motives OF bettering my worldly con
6ition. shall, OF course sever my co,hecnUn Si w's m
sav,on of the Church Of the Redeemer will cease
on Tuesday next, so now am IN me angina C.h oWo
nosition of being a member of Roman 'atnohc
church and serving at the same lime an Ep'scopai
New-York tribune., 1895-10-14

forward bv the Regular and Shepard Democratic
factions or the seven districts the Republicans
In the opinion of officials, will carry three without
doubt They are .he IVth. With and lNth, ana
many look upon the With as Republican. for rea-
sons to be hereafter given The With Is TOSS
up" with the chances in favor OF the Repuoicsns'
while the lid and Vth are normally Democratic
In the uId District Franklin Woodruff VII have
for an opponent Assemblyman Frank j. Galiagher
This district Is Democratic by a large majority
under normal conditions. but Daniel Bradley, IN
Gle Dan" showed two years ago that 1t COULD be
carried IL all the anti-Mc I-aughl.n forces are ar
rayed against it.. Mr.. Bradley has been nominated
New-York tribune., 1895-10-14
br,ves the ram. playing nine holes. The score Is

braved the ram playing nine holes The score IL
follows
Ladies' tournament handicap cup, offered a 6y rhu Urs
G. Thehaud-Afrs T. c. Thebaud. scratch, ", VIE
Y q Rutter lis minus Is. total 1885, MISC BESSIE
Enos ii2 minus 90 total 72; Miss Mathllde Ehos'
III minus 1 total 81. ., ,,o. u
Mems handlcap-E L. Van Etten, scratch, lls; r.
G. Thebaud iis minus q. total 81 C. Reyna d o i,t
minus 20 total i0i Il. i. Tone. lib minus ~ iotai
iO3: G. X Thompson. rs minus 55 total ll3 @ "A.
Clark iis minus 35 total ilS: g. +. Le.th. 100 minus
20 total 10; Mrs Paul q. Thebaud, l67 minus io
tota, s2 f. s. Reyra and C. v V. Sewell WITH
drawn.
Following the contests luncaeon was served IN the
dining room OF the clubhouse. The next contest
will hc for n Gun on November . opcn TO all mem
bcrs of the United States Golf Association.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-14
PRESS WHEELMEN HAVE SMOKER"

The first stag OF the season of the Press Wheel
men was held yesterday morning al their ciubrooms
In Nassau-st There large attendance Of
members and friends. who thoroughly enjoyed the
fine programme. After the entertainment vote
of thanks was given to all those who had con-
trfbuted to the Of the Press Whcelmen's
first smoker" The committee In charge were
Daniel Ki.lcen. John J. Foley and j. +. MacLsuch-
House Committee Charles Maxwell had charge OF
prDgraTnme.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-14
GOLF CONTESTS At WHITE PLAINS

Despite the inclement weather. golf enthusiasts
assembled al the grounds OF the Knollw coun-
try Crb. near White Plains Saturday. to play
for cups offered by Mr. and Mrs. Pau. @. Thebaud.
There were two coniests--One for women and the
other for men Mrs Paul q. Thebaud. Mrs. " r.
Rutter Miss Besse Eros and M.ss Mathi.dc Enos
New-York tribune., 1895-10-14

Republican club and in 1929 was chairman OF 'ns
cubs Advisory Committee ,,, p-,
In lse3 he was member Of the Repuoiican f'g
vislonsl Reorganization Committee, wncn alItu asn y.
bringing about the reorganization OF the heplo'uoA o
party In Kipgs County He is member OF % tns ~.
publican County Committee, was once lts secIeV'"
and formerly executive member from the warl. Il,
He i3 A member of the Union League CIuo anu :"
Fort Green Council. Royal Arcanum he Is d "'T
tee Of the Greene Avenue Baptist Churcn rv.. IL,
Another sure Republican district Is ne lAla "a
which julius l.. Wieman Is the RepuoIcaa g, .a1,s ~.
date A sketch Of Mr. Wieman was printed N ~ ~ y
Tribune OF Thursday. In the account oi tne . @osn
the convention wni.h nominated hin. Ms oPpo"
is Erastus ID. Benedict. q. ,,s
opinion OF weli-informed Republicans ne h-pvIi
lcsns four districts the 1Vth. Nllth iiiIn vi
IXtb The With is in doubt with the odis i,ss.. sS.
in favor cf Mr. Taylor the Republican esnalts- a.,
The vth is likely to send to Albany Mr .sws Live,
unless Henressey. the Shepard nominee "ithlIsr ~.
Mr. Gallagher IA looked upon as winner n,.,, IN ~,
lid but he Is the only one Of the seven % 49,
candidates apparently certain Of winning ~ ne - III
Senate delegation from Kings. Republicans ssy a.
probably be Ave Republicans and two pehOe'~"
New-York tribune., 1895-10-14

From The Minneapolis Journal ,n,.ld.
Dr,llers engaged IN s.nking we'll for Mr pSSy Ssys
son. IN Westbrook Cottonwood County ieSi A.
ago. struck a deposit OF wood and cha,'o forest
existed there and has been covered Win w.t.S r seek
a depth OF nearly two hundred feet H. raj
Knute Christie who Is digging vel foi .ns nssr,sr
road company at the Okabena INK. fouid there
deposit AZ depth OF 100 feet. In each ess,, ss,,sst
was found charcoal. seeming To Indicate s.rs y
forest fire was prevailing at the time tns ne, sxsni
the earth was changed what pSS"e.soo pS" "a fset q
the glacier must have been that pusneu ."
earth over those primeva forests
New-York tribune., 1895-10-14
CHANCE OF DR.. BRUSH.

In the IVth District Dr. George W. Brush will
probably win by round majority. as he has a
district which nine times out of ten rolls up safe
Republican margin. DR.. Brush has an interesting
personality. When a boy Of eighteen he enlisted in
the 18Th Regiment New-York Volunteers. and served
creditably. rising to the rank of captain. Under
General Hunter he assisted in forming one OF the
first regiments of colored troops in the Department
of the South. On his return TO Brooklyn he set
about realizing a long-cherished purpose. that of
New-York tribune., 1895-10-14
To nEG1S TALKING TONIGHT l., BRooKLrs

TO BEGIN TALKING TONIGHT ~ BRooALi"
The Mayoralty campaign forrna.iy opens tonn. ,n,
in Brooklyn. The ring Democracy ara so-eA
Citizens Union will unite in a massnsetig al ~.
Academy OF Music. at which Edward NJ. "''''
expected TO speak
The Republicans Will ho.d mass'mee.ns a..s
Thursday or Friday night at the Aesaemy o. 49,.
Mayor Schieren viii preside. and FREDERICK w
ster will make the principal address Ara, ,aly
The Reform Democrats VIII hoid tnef ~, ~. ri.
at the Criterion Theatre on "Wednesday htssss,ress
ward NJ Shepard Will make the principal a,'S 80
All three Mayoraty candidates nave .a,n e,s uc-
their business duties and VII devote thels ns u n.
reservedy TO the promotion OF 'he" po'''
New-York tribune., 1895-10-14

Brooklyn Republicans completed their Senate
nominations on Thursday night. when the liid
District Convention chose the veteran Franklin
woodruff Mt an adjourned convention in the john
ston Building In all there are seven candidates.
and IL Is putting 1t mildly to say that In character.
ability experience and all-around fitness for the
high offices FOR which they will ask the votes Of the
people they far superior to the candidates put
New-York tribune., 1895-10-14

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