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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-07
BRISTOL.
Lively Session of the Town Council
Promised.
Officers Elected by Babbt, Pos, G. A. r.
Noes About TOwn.

The Council will hold a regular monthly
ms citing this afternoon, and ii Is expected 10
be warm session, as a petition has been
handed in signed by number of taxpayers
asking for more vigorous enforcement of
the liquor law.
II would be quite as well when street Super
intcndent Gorham. is engase cd in taking nc
count of the water gates that are dangerous
10 public travel TO ascertain how many man
holes there are like the one on State street,
between Uopo and Hgh. connected with the
State street sewer.
Mr.. j. r. Maxwell of Mamie Conn., has
been placed in charge of tho Western Uniol
Telegraph Office here. Tho position ives made
vacant by the death Of NJ. George 4 Slan-
ton who had been in charge OF that Office for
about % years.
The election OF officers will be held by Bah
bit Relief Corps On Wednesday evening, and
by wampanoag Encampment on thursday
evening.
AS Miss Grace Perdy CT Warren, nccompan-
led by n lady friend, was out for drive sun
day AFTERNOON ON Bradford street, the horse
y carie frightened and started TO run. Miss
Pardy, by superior horsemanship, managed
10 sGbdue the animal before he had gono far.
Tho steam tug 6aspcc arrived here nday
morning and remained here until this mora.
ing, waiting 10 make mp n tow.
The election Of officers Of Pabbitt Post, No.
Is, q. A. r., for 1871. rcs;ltcd as follows:
Past commander, Washington 1. Finch; senior
vice-conymand'r, john III. Adams; in lior vice
commando, Jan-es Il. Phelps; surgeon, Philip
Dillon, NJ. D; chaplain, George H. Peel;
officer of the day, Thomas T. Ushcr; officer of
the guard, Peter Dcrmondy; delegates to the
department convention, Stephen ". Church,
Allen ID Munro, J,hn A. 9. Gladdng, Ell
ward L.. Knowles; alternatcs James r..
Phelps, William b. Read Nathaniel Gladding,
Lyman Il. Bssworth The installation, of
officers will take place in January.
Rev. Harry Nicholas OF Auburn has accepted
tho pastorate of tho Adve 4 Caristian Church
IA, d mas moved his family hcro
The worE on the now Catherine street rub
bcr works Is progressing rapidly. Tho owner
and general mrnagcr, TcTrsncc McCarty
formerly superintendent Of the National
India Rubber Works, has general oversight
and is conducting the work person lly.
Mr.. benjamin. Hoar aad wi:c are spcn ing
the holidays AZ woonsockot with their sen.
sNrs. susan Bourne met with a scvpro
accident this mornns, slippin, from tho steps
at lcr front door and fpraining The ght
ankle.
Messrs. CnngclGs of the Eopcvorth ecnita-
r.um are making 4 cat improvements To their
kospit and the g1oun s. A lefsc addition Is
10 ~ built TO tho main bull ing, % bicycle
track 4. 20 bc made, larger pier 10 be erected
and Mr. john De Wolf, landscape gard ner Is
TO bcautify th, entire groun $.
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That Bayard Testimonial.

LoxpoN Drc. Tho Globe this afternoon.
referring to the ID ily Telegraph proposition
80 present the Unitcd Statcl amba.ui0r, iir.
Thomas r. nayard, by popular subs ririion
with Christin sit; a8 token q the high
esteem with which he Is regarded in Grra,
Britain, which suggestion NJ . Bnya-n. ns
cahlci exclusively ~ The Associate rr ~
o. saturday last, decided TO doclino, ~ s..
"rac proposal W 30 obviously Improper that
Mr.. Brari would have don- wei TO take en-
'srl.cr opportunity 10 decline. ns his refusal
now has the air Of having bcon dictated by the
unfavorable comm nts o; The pres on both
sides Of he water"
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OLNEYVllLE.
Important Qu.s iors CCcm: Before School
District M. 1.

D.SrlCt N. /.
A meoling is announced OF the taxpay-
ors in school district no. I, OF Johnston.
The district h1s got into quite a
dilsmmi. It's school property has pesaed
INTO pUFHTEST0H OF Tue Town. TIE valua
oi the property n rted with has been de-
torminec at s3,O00, according 10 the
appraisers appointed 10y tn ia pren;e
Court. pse statutes direct that at the
first regular town meeting after the re-
port OF these appraisers the town shall
vote special tax for the payment OF
school properly thus taken. Those ap-
praisers reported in January '95, and
the first regular town meeting following
was on Jpnc 6. The payment OF this ohli-
CATION was not provided for at tho June
moetinF.
A special tax hos since been assessed
for tho payment OF this obligation. Is
the tax legal ana aow is tho district to
meet it's own obligatiops amounting To
Sl7, 900. are tho questions that now corr
froGt school district No. !. A PROPOSE
lion To Louu the district debt will also
tie Guns idersd. Leading tax payers say
that the meeting must formulate ques-
tions asking direction from the Supreme
Court in ;he premises.
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MR.. SHEPARD'S BUTLER RO BBED
Thiriy-Four Dollars Taken From His
Pocket BY Unknown Thief.

Late last evening WORD was received at
the WicSenden street station that she
residence OF Jonn Shepard, Jr., at 10
Charles Field street had been entered
by burglars and that S3i had been stolen
from James W. Ssrk, the butler In Mr..
Shepard's family.
Lieutenant O'Neil visited the house
and found that a small piece OF glass had
been broken near the caIch of a-ninno~
on tho cast sioe of the ki,cnen. Th
piece of glass was found on table 10
the kitchen and this little incident n
something of puzzler to the police. 1t
IS alleged that ths window was broken
by some unknow person who entered the
kitchen and then large entry and took
from the overcoat pocket of Mr. Sarx a
large maroon pocketbook containing s34.
The theft was committed between IL
.. m. Saturday and Ia m. Sunday.
The police are giving the matter .
thorough investigation.
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BY virtue of an execution, No. A226, is
Judicial District, holden in Providence,
within and fer the county Of Providenc1
State of Rhode Island, on the 18th day Of No.
vember, A. ID. 1893, and returnable to said
court February 25, A.. ID. 1897, wherein Sam
uel Parry Of said Providence said county
and state. is plaintiff, and Harvey Clark and
at Clerk a Reeves both of said Provldsnce,
county and State, are defendants. will be sold
as Public Auction at No. ll84 Westminster
street. in said city OF Providence, on
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 8, A. d. 1893, at IL
o'clock noon, the following personal pro-
perty, attached by me on an original writ,
in which the above-described execution was
obtained, viz. All the stock and fixtures
in a store located at number 1ls4 Westminster
street, in said city of Providence, con-
ssting of groceries, canned goods, scales, meat
benches, blocks, ics box, etc.
Levied on this 9th day OF November, A.
D. 1896, and will be sold to satisfy said execu-
tion il sufficient.
" ALBERT o. COATES. Deputy Sheriff
pJ--Qt
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Has Been Dong Good Work,

BosroN, Dec. THE American College
for Girls in Constantinople organized un-
der a Massac husetts charter, has reported
10 thew oman's hoard of missions, Boston,
that Notwithstanding the remarkable and
widespread disturbance in Turkey, II
has carried on Sta work for higher educa-
tion without suffering any serious incon-
Vcnieuce. The college was well filled
although q number OF students from q
distance were prevented from attending
by the state OF affairs in the country.
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sHERIFF's SALE.

By virtue Of an execution. No. S7e0, issued
from the Common Pleas Division OF the Sus
and for the county OF Providence. on the 18th
day Of June. A. d.. 1890, Franklin A. Chase,
administrators de bonis OF the estate OF Owen
plaintiff, recovered Judgment of said court
against Catherine Dolan, Mabel Dolan q
minor), whose guardian Is James D3lan.
Dolan, all of said Providence, defendants,
execution dated August 20, 1888, and return
able to said court February, 20 iso7. will 10
cember, A. ID. 1890, at IL o'clock noon at the
Sheriffs Office in the Providence County
Court House, In Providence. Rhode Island, all
named defendants had at the time Of the SER
vice OF the. original writ upon which tho
aboye-named execution was obtained in and
That certain lot of land with the dwelling
house and other improvements thereon, stu.
ate in said city of Providence, and bounded
as follows: Beginning on Codding street at
a point 1855 6i-f00 feet from the northerly line
of Crenston street at the northeasterly corner
Of land now or formerly belonging TO Thoma
ding street "a l0l00 feet, and holding that
width extending back southwesterly at or
about right angles with said Codding strees
i08 feet more or less to andgboupded south
westerly ON land now OF formerly OF Chris
topher r. Budlong, bounding southeasterly on
said land now or formerly belonging t9
Thomas Clinton, and northwesterly on land
now or formerly belonging 70 Dennis McMurs
ray, anu however bounded Is the same land
conveyed to Michael Dolan by deed from
Charles T.. Boon, trustee, ct al, and record
ed in Book 10 at page 40 OF land records OF
said Providence.
Also one other lot of land with the buildings
and improvements thereon in said city Of
Providence bounded and described as fol-
lows: Beginning on Codding street at q
point 100 ss 100 feet north-rly from the north
erly line of Cranston street at the northeast
erly corner of land of Aaron Manns heirs,
thence northwesterly on said Codding street
q 6l00 feet, and holding that width extend
ing back southwestcrly at or about right
angles with said Codding street l0S feet more
or less to and bounds southwesterly ON land
now or formerly of G. @. Dodge in part, and
in part ON land OF Q. II. Budlong, bounding
southeasterly on land OF the heirs Of Aaron
Mann, and northwestcrly on land OF said
Michael Dolan. Being the same promises
conveyed 70 said Michael Dolan by deed from
Thomas Clinton. recorded in Book No. Isl, al
page s43 of the land records OF said Providence.
levied on this 18th day OF August, A.. ID.
1895, AZ 2 o'clock p m and will be sold TO
satisfy said execution II sufficient.
JOHN h. RABBITT, Deputy Sheriff.
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Woman'S Relief Corps.

The department officers OF tho Wonan's
Relief Ccrrs of khode I.land, held a sale
Rrd supper. SOturcay evening Ia slocum
Past han, Market Squafe. supper was
gotyed fTOu to 3 C'clocs curing ~ hich
upwsrd cf 100 persons were served. After
which hre entertainment vas given,
cnnsistiag of Tcadings. reciiati1us and
siagin lowed hy number 81 seloc-
tons OF songs, witty sayings, band End
uaulo music ~ an Edison phonograph.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-07
Alleged Gambling House Raided.

The gambling shop OF Charles Ander-
son at the corner OF Weybosset ana
Cirmcnce streets was raided Saturday
aflorr oor, and Anderson and William
Si.flnger. an sttsnrsut were taken TO the
& ntrsl station, snd held until Friday for
Trial.
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CRANSTON.
Over $40, 900 in Taxes Already Collected.
Oihsr Noies from The Town.

The ponds on the Fenuer estate, near Ar
ling on, were well patronized by boys ye ter
day. Polo proved TO be greatsr attraction
than Sunday school.
Mr.. Hugh Balm. Ir., of Arlinston, returnod
saturday evening from successful hunting
trip. Quail. plrtridg's and rabbits formed
the bulk Uf the huntsman's spoils.
Mr.. and Mrs. John M. Dean and Mr and
Mrs. Frank Budlong expect 10 start about
January on trip 20 California. Tho party
will he absent about six weeks Enrouts
Mrs Dcar will visit her old homo, which is
in isconsin.
Miss Grace Small. one Of the teachers in
the Cranston school, l. i'll.
Tax collector III. B Balm and his assistant,
Mr. Hugh Ea n, Jr.. rave completed the cir
cult 81 the town and have collected nearly
$4,000. leaving about $4,000 70 he collected
Tax for this yoa' became delinqucrt Decem-
her |, and from that date until paid will be
add 20 nj the rate Of o pcr cen..
A contest IN alto dance among four OF the
rooius OF the Cransion Grammar School last
ok resulted in the att ining Of the highest
percentages rcnah'd In the history Of tho
sciuol. The principals room hal n percent.
age OF 9o,4 per cent and Miss Ida Havcns
room next with Q9 l-lO, per cont.
Mr. Hooper the young man who met With
painful bruises and broken wrist by falling
through tho elesa wcll in the new Bani-
tan building Friday, f. rcsting quietly in his
-Laino on Dyer avenue.
Tho OH way of delivering messages hy
post D1ys corptred with the modern
lsphorc, illustrates the old tedious
m'thoGs OF "brsakias" colds compsred
with tacir almost instantsneous cUrS by
Une Minute Cough Care.
Jofspa $. Joanscn's Pharmac-, sy3
Yves minister street; Metzycf's Pharmacy,
.3) North Main street; Alfred's Phar.
'sscy, Sll EDDY street,
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WANTED-Agents 10 handle now Xmas
Album for the holidays; commission 25 per
cent Apply 20 r. II. Collier, a6 Eddy street.
room z, after a. m. d4-6t
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first week after McKinley's election working
for, @. J. Sampson a. Co, lO Mill street, Hayor-
hill, Mass. you can do the same; send to
them for circular and terms, or l0c. for large
simple and go TO work; no more hard times.
Qr-0t
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WANTED-Married woman 20 sell n special
ty; can make IS per day. Atomizer Mani
Co., ls6 Mathewson street o5-6t
MEN AND WOMEN OUT OF EMPLOY
MENT and willing TO work can learn If
permanent situation at good wages, by writ
Ing at once TO p. V. b., box .S5, Augusta,
Me. dy-l3t
WANTED-Girl for bousework, Co go home
nights: must be good cook. GA Carpenter
street. dl-2t
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TO LET-Upper tenement, 14O Stanwood
street; rooms and bath room ON one floor /:
attics. Inquire j. M. johnson, l32 Stanwood
street. d5-6t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-Men and women 10 engage in
an easy paying business at home: can work
day time or evening and make soc. TO s. per
hour; Sure thing; sample and complete in
structions sent for l0c. World Supply Co.,
Rutland, VT. di-6t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-07

The above sale Is this day adjourned to Sat-
urday Aprii ), 1897 Same time aud place.
JOHN y. RABBITT, Deputy Sheriff.
Providence, Dec. 8, 1850 d5-ls
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TO LET-l2O Hendrick street, pleasant up
per tenement q rooms, i'm excellent order;
water closft; no bath room; rent 80. Inquire
of A. B. McCrillis, III Exchange placs, or sg2
Atwells avenue. 5d-l2t
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TO LEr-Third tenement, $50 Chaplin sve.
nue., 4 large rooms with water closet on floor
TO adults only rent s.. Inquire IS Mathew.
son street. d5-0t
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HOUsEs TO LET.

TO LET-Small tenement in good order, 255
Eddy street. Call at 80 Elm street, Robert
Muir. d5-6t
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iOK SALE-Nine-rGom cottage at Otk.
lana hsscn. Appiy ~ J. A. Kendall. - uals.
land Deach nvsnne. rovc.ff
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FOR sALE-Two snIcDdid cottage lots on
nov2.tf
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no ,LET-Lowor tenements, 26j Dudley
street, rooms and bath on floor rooms
in attic. Rent $ls per month. Apply 62
Tanner street. nlA-tf :
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-07

To LET-One tenement OF six rooms and
bath, anu one or rooms. Call 40 Fountain
street d4-Bt
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TO LET-Tenement, 250 Gano stree; mod
Angel street.
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To LET-Cottage house, sl4 Friendship
street; modern improvements, including
furnace, hot and cold water. etc. Apply
College street. d4-bt
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TO LET-IIalf double house, 80 Almy stre.t;
modern improvements. Inquire OF Mrs. Dis
brow, 81 Alny street. d4-et
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ROOMS TO LET.

TO LET-Rooms and board; 1915 per week.
1lS Clifford street. d7-6t
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LOST AND UND.


LOST-Blacl and white pointer, thickly
spotted; answers to name "Rcss;" suitable
reward. j. VI. Bailey, Bristol, r. !. d5-6t
A. CAT LOST-A black cat with collar
marked =. ID. Sphinx, 1873 Weybosset street ;
Punch. A suitable reward. dl-6t
BRINDLE BULL TERRIER LOST-Answers
to the name of Prince. Please return to 100
Lexington avenue and receive reward. diet
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-07

TO LET-Lower tenement, new house,
rooms ON floor; bath, hot and cold water;
pleasant location; rent reasonable. Inquire
or address PCS kiver avenue. d3-6t
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MRS. ROBINSON, the CITED Clairvoyant,
cup reader and unsurpassed business medium,
Z Burgess street, from TO and to % y. m.
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FOR sALE-MIsCELLANEoUs.


BARGAINS-In Millinery, Dry Goods and
Remnants: 80 Ladies' Trimmed Hats and
Bonnets 10 close regardless OF cost, latest
aud bonnets for 10 cents, this week5only. $50
Westminster street, Hoyle building. A.
Chicoine. d7-6t
FOR sALE-Nice lot of White English Bull
Terrier Pups f,om prize winning stock.
Write II. Fred Church, Taunton, Mass. d5-0t
MILK FOR SALE-wanted TO sell 10 cans
Of milk per day. Inquire at ID. M. Lawlor's
1881 Cranston street. Cranston, X. l. dl-6t
FOR sALE-First-class watch dog. 800
Washington street d26t
MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE-Uprigbt piano
in first-class condition; owner cannot keep IL.
Address Box X, News Office. n3Otf
-HQSMER,s- -PRICES=HS=S tcEE~
Steel Spectacles mot iron) 10c.: Eyeglasses
l0c. with case and silk cord); Gold Alloy
Specks 5Oc with best CRYSTAL lens Sl.0O; Gold
Specks x2.O0, Eyeglasses 81. ~ NIB II
sPECTACLES AND EYEGLASSES,
Hosmor, corner Westminster and Franklin
streets, more tran understands fitting specta-
cles and eyeglasses prices one-half what others
charge Open every evening. nl3 u
LADIES elean your kid gloves with Josephine
Glove Cleaner, for sale only by shepard Com
pany, headquarters for dressed and undressed kid
gloves in all the most desirable shades; gloves
fitted TO the hand and warranted ssiyd
FOR sALE-Two picyoles ana ,ne pinno.
Address Il. ~. Box l0sh. dec2l-N
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ROOM TO LET-Large furnished chamber
on first floor; private family; set bowl, fur
mace heat and gas. l59 Transit street right
bell. d7-6t
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TWO FURNISHED ROOMS-For gentle
me n, in private family, with use of adjoining
sitting room; all modern cenveniences. S36
Pine street d7-6t
The herald., 1896-08-28
DAVIS USED HIS SHlLLELAH
A Chnaman Billed on the Head by a
Policeman
The Celestial Assaulted the Officer With a
Cobbestone ani Got the Worst
OF the Fight

The receiving hospital in the new
police station received its first patient
yesterday morning in the person of Lee
for the police surgeons care by allowing
his head to come in violent contact with
q policemans club.
Lee was not only booked for medical
treatment, but will have the charge of
assaulting a police officer entered
against him. The officer assaulted was
Patrolman Harvey Davis OF the China
town beat, and it happened in this
wise-at least, this is the version of the
affair given by the officer, whose repu-
tation for truth and veracity is first
class:
Davis found fan tan game running
at the corner of Los Angeles and Mar
chessault streets. When he hove in
sight the heather dispersed and he warn
ed them against resuming the game. Lee
Neu, one OF the players, resented the
officers interference and arming him
self with a cobblestone, threatened the
officers extinction. Davis was told by
another Chinaman that l~e was look
ing for him and would klL him. The
officer, undaunted by the pagan threat
hunted him up, and Lee tried to use the
stone. but before he could strike Davis
with it, the officer gave him biH with
his club that ended the fight.
Lee was sent to the hospital in the pa
troll wagon. DR.. Bryant made an eX-
animation and found that the Celestial
had a slight cut over one eye and an
abrazed temple. The injury was pro-
nounced slight. and such as would be
made by a moderate blow with the
club.
The Chinaman's friends, of course,
came to the station in force and COM
planned that their countryman had been
brutally assaulted by the officer without
just provocation. They threatened all
sorts of retributon. officer Davis says
he has ample proof that the Chinaman
made threats and assaulted him, and
that he hit him in self-deferse. He sent
the stone with which he was armed TO
the station as evidence of his base de-
signs
The herald., 1896-08-28
PERSONALS

The condition of Police officer Miles Long
who is suffering from typhoid fever, shows
little improvement.
Mrs f. II. Bral1esuhler who has been
very i'll with typhoid fever is convalesc-
ing.
Mrs \. W. Norton of Napa City sister of
Police Sergeant s. G, Morton, has taken
rooms at the University, where she will re-
side the next two years in order to give her
son. Bert Norton, the advantage of taxi
ing a course in the University of Southern
California preparatory to entering STAN
ford.
W. II Davenport, local freight agent of
the Union Pacific railroad, who is in the
east on a trip. left Chicago Wednesday
for New York. During his absence Geo.
r. Allen will be at the desk.
Detective J. G. Goodman returned from
his vacation. which he spent in San Fran
cisco. yesterday. and at once resumed his
duties on the force.
Detective A ]. Bradish returned from
he spent part of his vacation. He says there
is great virtue in the baths there, but there
are poor accommodations for visitors Po-
lice officer Mckenzie, who is taking the
baths for rheumatism. is being benefited
by the treatment. There are many camp
ers at the springs.
Vincent Parke. manager; Miss Oracle
Plaistaid and others of the Growers Alca-
zar company, are registered at the Hotel
Ramona.
Prof O. w Dunn of the Stanford Uni
orsity is in the civ for short visit and
is stopping a the Ramona.
B. c. Lockwood, the well-known business
man of San Diego, is at the Hotel Ramona.
The herald., 1896-08-28
alongside of the Asiatic countries. -

alongside Of the \Asiatic countries. -
our weak and struggling sister repub-
lie of Mexico? Does not every instance
of pride, does not every instance of self
interest. does NOT our own
sense of justice and honor, rise UP to
rebuke the infamous proposition that
this government and its people shall
become a nation and people of repudia-
ton? (Cheers.)
Mr.. Depew then introduced Mr.. David
Hill, president of the Rochester univer-
sity. He talked eloquently at some
length and when he had finished there
were loud calls for Hanna. Lauterbach,
Hobart and Wanamaker. The chair an
nounced that Mr.. Hobart was not pres
ent. Mr.. Hanna made a brief remark
from his private box and Mr.. Lauter-
bach talked from the stage briefly. Mr..
Wanamaker responding, said in part:
Mr.. Chairman: When some of us in
other days saw the army invading our
beautiful Pennsylvania; when the great
tide of fire rolled back from Gettysburg
we never expected to live to see the day
when the American people would again
De marshaled for battle against COM
mon enemy. 1t is not war of bayonets
and bullets. but it is war of brains and
business, in the politics of,the country
ana we could not make q better Begin
ning than we are making tonight
The audience dispersed after giving
three cheers for the national ticket at
the request of Mr.. Depew.