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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-16
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OF the grand demonstration held
In Infantry Hall short time ago under
the auspices OF Roger Williams Lodge,
that the members have decided to have
the same entered upon the record book OF
the lodge az the record of the affair.
One application for mem bership was re-
ceived in Mount Pleasant Lodge Tuesday
evening.
1t IL possible that the members Of
What Cheer Lodge will spend Decora-
tion Day on the beautiful farm OF Brother
Lewis w. Woodward, as they have for the
past four years. A ella bake, game OF
baseball and other amusements will be ar
ranged.
rhe first degree was conferred upon one
candidate in Manufacturers Lodge
Tuesday evening.
On Tuesday evening four applications
for mem bership were received in Airline
RebeKah Lodge. For Wednesday evening
the degree of the order will be confer
red, when the district deputy grand mas
ter and suite, the officers and mem bers of
Naomi, Rachel, Ruth and Charity Re.
bekah Lodges will be present.
One application for mem bership was re-
ceived In Roger Williams Lodge Tuesday
evening.
The second degree was given two candi-
dates in Eagle Lodge Wednesday evening.
Tne officers of Canton William 8. john
son will be installed Monday evening, af-
ter which banquet will be served.
Mt. Vernon Lodge received one applica-
Brother Harvey of Washington Park Lodge
was present and rendered several airs on
the piccolo and Brother James Rcoke of
Mt. Vernon sang "The shipwreck.
One candidate was initiated in Naomi
Rebekah Lodge Thursday evening. The
sewing circle connected with this lodge
will meet with Mrs. Cordelia Chubbuck
at her residence on Algier street next
Thursday afternoon and evening.
This second degree under the super
vision of Past Grand III. X. Mckenzie was
conferred upon two candidates in Swsrts
Lodge Wednesday evening. An entertain
ment will be given next Wednesday even.
Ing.
Grand Master Cushing and h,s board OF
officers made an enjoyable official visit to
Washington Lodge of River Point, Thurs
day evening.
District Deputy Grand Master q. w.
Lewis ana suite made an official visit TO
Olive Branch Lodge, Thursday evening,
and after all had said a word or two were
invited to the restaurant OF Past Grand
Master Lindsay Anderson, on Middle
street. where a supper was served.
The first degree was conferred upon
one, and the second upon five candidates
in Crescent Lodge tuesday evening.
One candidate received the first degree
in Washington Park Locge Tuesday even
ing.
tiatory degree was given one candidate.
The same degree will be conferred again
next Friday evening.
The first degree was conferred upon Ave
candidates in fraoklin Lodge Wednesday
evening.
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5O'CLOCK
KILLED BY A BLAST.
Shocking Death of Mr.. William Pull
len of Norwood.
ficce OF Rock Penetrated Abdomen--He
Died Almost Instantly.

Late Yesterday afternoon Mr.. william
Pullan was almost Instantly killed while
blasting stone at his quarry In Norwood.
Mr.. Pullen had set off one blast. but the
result was not satisfactory, so NE de-
termined to repeat it. A cartridge was
placed In the hole that had been drilled
aud when everything was in readiness
Mr.. Pullen told the man who was assist
Ing him to go TO safe distance. As the
man retired he saw Mr.. Pullen preparing
the fuse. A few minutes later the blast
occurred and the man returned. lie was
shocked TO lind Mr.. Pullen on the ground
insensible and bleeding from several
wounds. He hastily summoned assist
ance and Dr. Gon was sent for, but be-
fore his arrival Mr.. Pullen had expired.
Medical Examiner Fifield viewed the re-
mains and decided that death was due to
an accident. A large piece of stone
which had penetrated the abdomen was
the probable cause OF death. Mr.. Pullen
leaves wife and four small children.
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II NIGHTS OF PYTHIA Last Tues
~ day evening Grand Chancellor An
drew Mckenzie and every mem ber
of his suite were entertained in most
hoHpita bic manner by Past Grand Chan.
cellor George T.. Gates at his new and
handsome home IL Nickerson street, Paw
tucket A salad supper was served after
which a most ENJOYABLE chat was indulg-
ed in. Just before o'clock music was
heard at the front, which Indicated that
the hour had arrived for the guests of the
evening TO take their departure, and go
to Eureka Lodge where they were to make
ans fficisl visit. The grand chancellor
and suite were escorted TO the hail by
Union Division of the uniform rank head
ed 10y hand Of music, where the bel
ance OF the evening was delightfully
spent.
Howard Lodge enjoys the distinction ot
having the largest per cent. OF It's past
chancellors present at the meetings Of ans
lodge in the State, and 1t has Its effert,
for the attendance at the meeting of the
lodge Is excellent. Rut there is chance
for improvement, and IL its members OF
the knights rams will attend In the same
ratio as tie past chancellors all will be
we'll.
ho Office OF grand keeper o. records and
zeal, William A. WILSON, in Buffers Ex-
change, Is being thoroughly renovated,
and when completed, new carpet will
be laid.
On behalf OF Past Crane Chancellor
Charles Il. Pierce, Past Chancellor W. W.
Cunningham will, next Wednesday even
ing. present Howard Lodge with hand
someiy framed pastel picture OF Brother
Pierce.
The rank OF esquire was given one can
didate In Elmwood Lodge Wednesday
evening. The member OF this lodge be-
t,x.. 49,. - ks.sl haI -
the lot owned bv the lodge at the corner
OF Elmwood and Potters.avenues. and II
everything goes we'll a committee Will
soon be appointed 10 go ahead with the
work. The officers OF The Grend Lodge
will make a.yisit TO this lodge Wednesday
evening, when the rank OF knight will
be given one candidate. supper will
be part of the evenings pleasure.
The delegates from different lodges 10
the State will meet at the Office OF the
Grand Lodge this evening and confer
with the committee from the Grand
Lodge on arranging a program for the
silver anniversary OF the Grand Lodge.
There was a large attendance at the
meeting OF ST. Elmo odge Wednesday
evening. IL showed that the reunion OF
the members held a short time ago, was
OF some benefit. All in attendance were
members OF St. Elmo Lodge. Permission
was given one1spplicaBt TO receive the
rank OF page, aud II evere thing goes we'll
that degree will be conferred Wednesday
evening.
The social committee of Enterprise
Lodge. consisting OF Past ChancelIors
Henry Normandy. Charles r. Austin,
X N. Sewell, Brother Charles O'Brien
and Prelate Hollis a. Rowe were i'm
stalled at the meeting OF the lodge
Thursday evening, to arrange a suit
able program for the observance Of the
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SCORCHING MUST CEASE.
Captain Stevens After Fast Riders--A
Woman Knocked Down.

This morning q middle aged woman was
run down by q bicycle on Westminster street.
at shepard 81 Co . corner. ana was slightly
injured on the face, besides receiving a good
coating Of mud on her hands and clothing.
She was crossing from Union street The
names Of the rider and injured were taken
oy some police captain. who was On his way
back from court and saw the ACCIDENT. The
principal object in reporting the accident ID
to call attention TO she feeling against scorch-
ing on crowded streets. which Captain Stevens
Of this Central station says will have TO be
stopped and, be adds: "Ws will fine the
offenders IL we can catch them"
II Is also stated that ouly few days ago
scorcher, with whole intent on his wheel. ran
down another woman, who was about TO
-horrd car. sirpfy -beruuEs- he thUught he
could "shoot In" behind ber and not Hfike
the curbstone. he saw the curb was danger
ously near, 80 he took the chance and ccllided
with the woman. hr. sJoseph Sohedley. an
eye witness. states that althouIh the accident
was reported as unavoidable, II was no such
thing. because the rider was loo fact away
when he first saw Inc woman, and began to
spurf. iustead of slowing up. at the same time
ringing his diminutive bell. which could
hardly be heard 10 fest away. ALI the police
Of tho Central district have been ordered 60
keep a special wa;eh out for scorcheis here
after
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Naval Reserve Boat House.

Work on the boat house of the Provi-
dence Naval Reserve Artillery Company
at peck's slip on Pawtuxet Cove win te
begun at once and the e:ection OF the
building which will tie 35x70 is expected
TO he completed in three weeks or a
montn. The building which will he of
wood will be divided In two sections, one
to contain the boat run and boats and
the other to be provided with lockers and
used as a general meeting room.
A large float will be anchored in front
OF the sea wall and will be connected
with the boat house by the rum
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FRATERNAL REVIEW.
Odd Fellows Compliment the News Official Visit by
Knights of Pythias- knights of KIlorassan
Walk Sands of the Dessert.

sixth anniverary OF the lodge which Will
be neld in B. r. Hall Thursday evening,
June 4.
The appendix OF the report OF the grand
lodge contains o complete report Of MEM
bership, expenses, amount paid out for
relief OF mem mbers and other very interes-
ing matter pertaining to the history OF
the order for the past 20 years: 1t was
carefully complied hy Grand Keeper oi
A delegation of as Mem bers OF Eimwood
Lodge, accompanied by Past Grand
Chancellor Walter Scott, Major W. M.
Green of the second battalion of the uni
form rank, made a fraternai visit to
Sumner Lodge at Attlcboro, Thursday
evening. The visitors were given a hearty
welcome by Past Chancellor j. @. Hen
nican, and II was responded to by
Chancellor Commander c. ID. Cady. The
attraction was the comforting OF the rank
of knight in the long form, with the
same gorgeous paraphernalia. The visitors
were OF the opinion that Sterling Lodge
OF this city could DO just as artistic and
perfect work, as Sumner Lodge.
AT least two application for member
Sterling Lodge Tuesday evening.
At the meeting OF Palestine Lodge,
Tuesday evening the rank OF esquire was
given one candidate and one application
for membership was received. Past
Chancellor p. 5. Bliven was made a COM
mittee to have the picture presented to
the lodge lest week by Supreme Tribune
Chase, framed. There will be work In the
rank OF knight. Tuesday evening. Sterl-
ing Division of the uniform rank was in
spscted by Major w. NJ. Green, last even
ing. The major Will inspect Perseverance
Division Thursday evening, May 2S; What
Cheer Division, Friday evening, MAy ~;
and Garfield Division, Thursday evening,
June A.
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Joe Tleats the Pages.

Doorkeepsr Joseph lroyencher of the State
House Of Representatives gave a reception 10
the pages this afternoon, and the little fell
lowe who have been forced 10 lisien to the
outpourings of the members for the paAt six
week were well repaid fer all their trouble.
Captain Muller, the veteran iaEitor. Was an
honor d guest at the table. BE responded to
the toast "Eis Album" and entertained the
kids b. showing them his collection Of AS
sembly ymen's photographs. which goes back
for ~ years. and recalling incidents in the
public life of lawmakers now dead and gone.
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REFRIGERATORS.

bay. Go on board and visit him, ship
mates.
Shipmate Card says that the tautog are
biting lively at his home, Bullocks Point
Light house.
Surgeon Traver says that tickets for
the entertainments, to take place in the
upper and lower Journal Hall. "A Eddy
street, June @, are selling quite rapidly.
Slocum Post, No. 10, q. A. X. have in /.
vited the naval veterans TO attend church
with them on Memorial Sunday.
The next general orders from Admiral
of the convention to TO held In New
York, beginning July 4.
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.ED MEN. At the meeting OF Mos
N hassuck Tribe Tuesday evening the

nED MEN. At the meeting of Mos
N hassuck Tribe Tuesday evening the
hunters degree was given three
candidates and one application for mem
bership was received. There will be work
in the warriors degree Tuesday evening.
Tie chief of the Great Council will
make an official visit to'AIfaretta Coun-
Gil, Daughters Of Pocahontas, Tuesday
evening.
Four capdidstes received the warriors
degre in Iahoma Tribe last evening.
State Organizer {. w. Mercier will visit
Woonsocket the latter part OF the week
in the interests OF n new tribe that Is
being formed In that city.
One application for membership was
received at the meeting of Pettaconsett
Tribe Thursday evening.
Pocassett Tribe celebrated st. Tam
many's day Monday evening with an ex-
cellent entertainment. preceded by in
tercsting addresses hy His Honor Mayor
Won Gottcbalk OF Central Falls, Great
Sacbem, Alfred Mowrey. Great Sen
Tor Ssgamore Z. j. Dean, Grand Chief OF
Records w. II. Brown and Past Sachem
j. Edward Gorman.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-16

NDD LADIES. On Wednesday after
noon Mayfiower Lodge will hold a
special session at 2:30 o'clock in
the lodge room OF Palestine Lodge,
knights of Pythias, and in the evening
the last social OF the season will be held
unoer the supervision OF the following
named ladies': Victorine l.. Bliven, chair
man, Martha Sprague, secretary and
treasurer; Annie Hazard, Ada Martin,
Josephine Wood snd--Addie Fisher. Whist
In
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sITUATIo WANTED.

WANTED-situation by young man rs clerk
In grocery store or to drive order wagon.
Address Postmistroos. Nyomipg. r. !. mis- o.
NANTED-situstioh on e~ntioman's place
for season American: married: 3S; expert
-saaaa--I-S -Ser -llfllee. -rr,4S3- et---
GROCERY CLERK - Young man wants
work. experienced: with good references.
Address Grocery Clerk. News Office. mi2 %
WANTED-situation by middle.aged man,
all r. und hs nd on farm work: work rteht OF !;
folri enc given. ADDRESS William II. Latham:
y mr. q 81 North Nain ST.. or Boz Ms. News
Once. mil %
NAN1ED-A pOsiti9n in n grocery store as
bookkeeper or cashier by a lady who has had
s Years experiences. Address LIZ, News
OEce s2p2 2st
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NIGHTS OF KHoRAssAN. Th,

NIGHTS OF KHORAsSAN. The
~ next meeting OF FL Karun Temple
will be beld Thursday evening,
May 2s in Sterling hall, corner OF Wey-
tossct and Potter streets, when a num-
ber OF candidates will be admitted and a
met Monday evening for rehearsal, ana
will meet again Wednesday evening, May
z, for il ID the intention OF the staff to
put the work on the floor in an elaborate
form.
On Tuesday evening Royal Vlzler Julian
Woolf, Venerable Shiek :. j. Batcheluer,
attendant, W. B. Gardiner. Knights
Charles Leonard and Harry Briggs we're
the guests OF FL Katii Temple at Tsun-
ton, and saw Is candidates walked over
the sindy desert. They were very pleas
antly entertained.
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS.


MONEY 10 LOAN-S900--sf0 f0O--S $50 and sa0O
at o per cent. on Real Estate first mortgage.
Address Box, h.5 News Once. nils et
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VAL VETERANS-Farragu Asso-
cfatfon hold a xyoll attended ,rc.t .

NAVAL vETERANs-Farragu Asso-
citation held well attended meet
irg Saturday night in its hall,
mand.
Ihe association now mbers 70 mem
ters In good standing whose sges range
from 80 to 15 years. As general rule
they are hale and hearty yet, IN spite OF
their declining years. CJJtain George
Taylor ia proprietor OF thR "Crowell
House" of harwiok, Mass. Hoave TO
shipmatc. when YOU come that way. Its
slowed.
shipmste Barnard Is strl in the sick
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-16

LEADING SPRING STYLES in House Lots
will La the KIND always worth 100 cents on
6onar; located in the city, in reach Of i'm.
provements not speculative, hut safe invest
Inents: have YOU seen our Corliss HEIGHTS plat
and pr:cssS Only ~ miles, ii minutes, from
Market square: branch office, 2l9 Admiral
street: hieh dry land, graded streets. water
mains, etc. lots $50 10 SafO: these prices
Until April l. 25 new houses in s months.
NAkRAGANsETT REAL ESTATE CO. 20
Weytossett street mar25tf
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SUMNER RESORTS.

COUNTRY bOARD-At once or for th'
season: 81 miles from HAwley. Pa. oii-frSh-
ioned house; iarm, go acres rlne grow, te"s
house: runnins spring wafer: faupack RIVER
runs alonc side OF farm: plenty OF cnrrinet
and stable room: daily mail. postoino- ~
house: terms moderate. A. H. Down. Infion'
Pike county. Pa. nls y,
GOOD ROOMS with board ~ charming
summer resort near Portland, Me. 800 per
week: ladies or gentlemen. tox w. Palmer.
Mass Wts ~
BEhKsHfRE H11S ss-Psrsons loosins Tor
board or furpishsd' bouses for The summer
can ckesrfnlly receive information nnd 70.
issued ly Board of Trade In addressing =. ~
whiting. Sbsirman. Great bArringtn. .Hs1&
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
PROPERTY-Bay View House. Silver Spring;
good view OF bay: Is rooms. large dance hall,
tarn. har room and two houseslots. John M.
Eoli. Qi4 Neafminster 81. ml4 ~
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PARLOR OUTFITS.

and toonHsso
Pret cry
The price is SI9o9
One Tor SoooS
S9o.%o. An ouAhb IN ar al o u he m
to $Io $r.a5 rs Week
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PERSONAL.

f1shoONaI.
IMPORTANT ARRIVAL Of the wonderful
Clsirvoyant, who has iravsled around the
world snd has predicted great wonders IN
here for a few dRyb: all who are troubled on
business or love nffsirs kindred subjects.
come and lie at rest. Al Chestnut St, no one
fight. ml3 o.
MOST reliable Matrimonial Bureau In the
United States Nenton. iO25 Fsirmount ave-
nue.. Philadelphia Va. gu8rantees satisfaction
90 tariies having strict. honorable intentions
of contemplating marriaFe: particulars
mailed 10 certs. mi3 GO
AsrROLOGICATs-fnclo sge, ser, date %
birth one dime tor 10 lines of your im medi.
ate future prospect. fun horoscope: 81. ole
year. Professor Taylor. Manchester. N. H.,
Box ~. mi git
DO YoU sPECULATEf f-"Guide to Success
ful Speculation" mailed fise: wheat. pro-
vision, cotton and stock speculation on
limited margin thoroughly explained: cor
respondence solicited. Warren, Ford " Co,
II Wall ST., New York. NIL 90
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FOR RENT OR SALE--My handsome coun'
try residence. in Pennington, Conn. three
hours from New York: large rooms: splendid
hall; broad pirzzas: extensive grounds. James
l. Cowles, ys4 Crown ST.. New Haven. Conn.
rnlo GI
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SMITHS BICYCLE NAMES.

WANTED-Room and hoard; q lady wants
pleasant Furnished room with hoard pre-
ferred, between broadway and Westminst or
streets. Address with particulars, Box J-l42,
News Office. ml4 0t
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TO LET-In Wakefield. for tbs rrm1
house, l5 rooms. fully furri he'd: stat1e 81
connection. Addrts IS w.. y. o. Boz ls2. Msks
field. X. J. mla ~
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FOR SALE OR TO LET-House. No. ll6
Governor street, corner Young Orchar6W ave-
nue.: 10 rooms and bath. Inquire between 10
n. m and u M. ml2 6t
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FOR sALE-Fine residences: two cottage
housrs on Iarter street. Emwood. modern
IMPROVEMENTS; sold TO settle estate: stable
with one of the houses. For particulars see
clifton A. Hnli. s33 Butler Exchange. a25 II
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WOODLAND LAKE-Hotel and privats
mer resort: beautiful summer home
adults and cbildern; boating, bathinl
ing; shady grounds: big orc ard; tehpi,
croqust: excellenS tab e ell giant rooms
20 Gin utes from city: station richt og{st
Send for particulars h. Rsinhardt. fo1
Ardsley, ". ". MIA
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TO LET--Or lease for term Of years half
of new double cottage on Albert avenue.
Edgewood. near Broad street, containing nine
rooms and all modern co1vepiences: key nvxs
door. For terms apply to +. Kempf. 20 Wey-
bosset st m13 ~
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WI "
Within FIVE minutes walk of Conimicut station;
furnished; six rooms; near water; hrst-class con-
dition. Apply to A. +. SMITH, Mechanics savings
Bank, or A Messer str eet Tuesday and Thursdsy
mornings. myllsSt
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FOR SALE--Iwo desirable cottages, with
large lots: choice location; price low; terms
easy. Edward McCabe a. Bon. 62l West
minister ST. mil O.
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TO LET-Pleassnt upper tenement. 6 rooms
20 Anthony 81. corner Mountain. near Brad
ford Street Park. mil 70
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TO LET-Modern upper tenement. rooms !:
bath. hot water. etc cars: adults. SD lIs
Altbea ST.. tCbapin plat. mil ot
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1896-11-12
FIRST
CAPITAL $4,000.
SURPLUS $4,000.

I'D. WITTER, Pres't. E. T. HARMON, Cashier
J.N. CAMERON, Vice-President.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1896-11-12
A Faithful Public Servant,

The Republicans of Wood
County are glad Of the increased
vote Congressman Minor has re-
ceived in his district. It is Just
reward to one who has proven
himself a faithful servant of the
people regardless of party ties.
The Green Bay Gazette has this to
say of him:
"E. S. Minor will be returned to
congress with an increased plural
ity from this Eighth Wisconsin
district because in his accom-
plished work he has proved him
self a faithful servant of the
people.
"Mr. Minors colleagues in con-
gress from Wisconsin, the news
paper correspondents and others
having official or business duties
at Washington unite in testifying
that he has made himself con-
spicuous by the energy and in
telligence and effectiveness with
which he has performed his work
in the Fifty-fourth congress. In
committee and at the departments
not less than upon the floor of the
house he has been consistently at
tentive and alert and useful, and
in what he has attempted not only,
but in what he has achieved, has
reflected credit upon Wisconsin.
"I1is work on behalf of old
Wisconsin soldiers entitled to pen
sions has been self-sacrihcing
labor of love, and has yielded
much good result which will be
multiplied during the new term
of service upon which he is soon
to enter. His effort for favorable
legislation on behalf Workingmen's
organizations-notably his timely
and important service rendered to
the brotherhood Of Atlantic coast
pilots-has been aggressive and
sensible and successful, and of a
nature to entitle him to the
cordial support of Workingmen's
organizations everywhere.
His success in securing liberal
governmental appropriations for
tie harbors Of this congressional
district and especially his work in
this direction on behalf of Green
Bay are Familiarity known. The
effective steps he has already
taken to secure a new federal
building to this city also, have
been So wisely taken that it S
probably within the truth to state
that votes cast in Green Bay on
Tuesday last for the reelection Of
E. S. Minor were votes directly
cast for a new government build
ing in this city,