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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-10-31

Reformer-Mr. Grsbbe, We can count
on you to vote In favor Of this bill to
prevent bribery In the council, can't wet
Alderman-weil. er--wbst is the in
decentralization Life.
what do you wish. msdam?' said the
election officer to Mrs. Tenspot. 'You
have already voted once today. Iou voted
before noon, you know" =.
"Oh, yes, i know that" replied the
voteress, "but l want to change my
bsliot."-- Harper's Bazar.
"Say, father, why have all the pictures
got frames?"
why, you little fool, 40 that the artist
may know when to stop painting. of
course. "-Fliegende BIsetter.
"How do you like the new prescher?"
"There's some of us don't like him. We
believe he's gold bug"
"has he been preaching politicsf"
"Mighty near II. His first sermon was
from the text, Whatsoever, therefore,
ye would that men should do to you, &c
We even so to them, and, blame it, every
body knows that's the golden rule
Chicago Daily Tribune.
The young Popocrat was describing the
charms of his sweet heart.
"She is worth her weight in .---''
Here ne paused, and the friend sug-
| gested;
"Gold?n
"She Is worth sixteen times her weight
In silver" was the revised valuation
Pittsburg Chronicle-Teiegraph.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-10-31
Orders and
Societies.
add FELIOws-The officers and
ID members OF swsrts Lodge viii be
entertained by Reliance Lodge and

~ ID FELLOws-The officers ana
mem pers Of Swsrts Lodge will be
entertained by Reliance Lodge and
fraternity Encampment at East Provi-
dencs Tuesday evening. Nov. 10.
The third degree was conferred upon
two candidates in Mount Pleas n Lodge
Tuesday evening.
One candidate received the initiatory
degree IN Roger Williams Lodge Tuesday
evening. There will be work In the first
degree next Tuesday evening, providing
outside attractions are not too strong.
Next Wednesday evening will be
known as '.psst grand night" in Swsrts
Lodge, this being the thirc annual re-
ception rendered to the past grancs OF
the lodge. AT the same meeting two can
didates will receive the initIatory degree.
The basket party and social of Mount
Vernon Lodge was oecided success.
Past Grand Lewis and Brother N. ID.
Payne acted as auctioneers, dancing TO
the music of Hargraves orchestra was en-
Joyce, and the new hsll was much ad-
mired. The lodge will hold It's first
meeting in the main hail and work the
initiatory on two candidates next We'd
nssdsy evening.
Veteran Past Grand Holmes OF Canon
Gus Lodge, who wears one of the two %
year veterans jewels in this State won the
first prize in the whist tournament In
Canonicus Lodge Friday evening.
At the conclusion of the exemplIfica-
tion OF the Rebekah degree in Dad Fell
lows hall, Thursday evening, before the
mem bers of the Rebekah Assembly of tho
degree team OF Airline Lodge, brother w.
N. Sherman, j. o. Swan spd few
,thers invited :hs team and all other l. dy
members OF Airline Rebekah Lodge who
ATTENDED the evening session OF the as
ssmbly to the bsnq1et hall at the ST.
George cafe, where a tempting supper
was served.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-10-31
NEW BEDFORD WINS AT POLO.

Fall River played polo at New Bedford
last night, and presented pair of young
rushers. Russell and McGilIvary, who put
up fine game. A large delegation OF
Fall River sports went over to SEQ tho
contest, which was the hottest OF the
week. The contest was even until the
last period, when the New Bedfords wsnt
In with barrel OF speed that nothing
could withstand. They won to 2.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-10-31
nItchell Gets Six Months in Jail.

George r. Mitchell, who was last week
souud guilty under nm fudtctmvut crHrV.
Cng him with an assault with a danger
Gus weapon, was today sentenced by
Judge Wilbur to six months In the
county fail. Mitchell, was walking
along Tcckwoton rtreet with the wife Of
Peter Pagan and the latter reno monstratsc.
Then there was some trouble, during
vbien Mitchell aSed revolver ana one
a the shots took effect in Fagans' cheek
nd also knocked out tooth.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-10-31
lcommon pI.a, p.rI.les.l
Insolvent Debtor Discharged.

In tho appellate division OF the Supreme
Court today the petitions OF Charles o..
and James A. George for discharge In
insolvency were granted, and they were
absolutely and fully discharged irom all
debts due 10 citlz.ns OF this State on
February 10. isa6.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-10-31

Many political speakers, cl-rgymen,
singers and Others who use the voice ex-
eessivsly rely upon one-Ninute Coug h
Cure 10 prevent huskiness and laryngitis.
It's value ss preventive II only squallcd
~ u power TO efiord instantaneous relief.
Joseph :. Johnston's Pharn acy. sg3
Westminstcr street: M.tzger's Pharmacy,
20 North dam street; Aifred's Phar macy,
81 ixdy sirfet.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-10-31

Berlin. oct. si-rhe sukunft Announces
that Emperor William is writing a
drama. I'm collaboration with young
poet. who vas introduced 90 him by Herr
Euclseh. the superintendent of the
Iheater Royal at Wiesbaden.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-10-31

Springfield. Mass. oct 3i-Wililam
Palmer. aged IS ~ Wostheld. while
trying to steal a ride home on a freight
train last evening. fell under the wheels,
and one leg was cut of and the other
horribly mangled. lie was removed 10
tho Springfield hospitalg
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-10-31

TIED MEN. Deputy Great Sachem
Eugene +. Alien visited Ossen,e-
quin Tribe Monday evening and
installed the officers of the tribe.
The chiefs degree was given two candi-
dates in MoshTsuck Tribe Tuesday even
ing. The adoption degree will be confer
rcd next Tuesday evening.
On Friday evening, November 8, the
adoption degree will be given 10 candi-
dates In Canonchet Tribe.
Squantum Tribe VIII hold an open
meeting Friday evening. Great Sschem
4. j. Dean and suite will bc in attend
znce.
King Philip Tribe held successful
basket party at 157 Westminster street
LAST evening, and the greater part OF the
success OF the same was due to the fact
that Past Sschem William X. Brown
officiated rs auctioneer.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-10-31

ATHBoNE sIsTERs-The next an
nusl session OF the Grsnd Temple
- will be held in Colu,abia hall
Tuesday, Nov. IL, and will hg convened
~ 10 o'clock. In the evening the newly
elected officers and members Of the Grand
Temple will be entertained by Unity
rempIs
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-10-31

Appellate Divsion.)
j. L. W. Sc. Joseph Bonire vs. Octave
Sylvestre ell ux.
]. 4. W. III. Maria X Kilkenney vs..
John Geelan.
Eq. 4Il9. Samuel s. Learned ct oil.
VS.. Henry w. Kimbali, ass'es.
Div. l0,6s3. Eva v. Felker vs.. Charles
p. Felker.
common Pleas p.visioai
1883. John Johnson vs.. Na,ick Mills
Attorneys-W...W Robinson for plaintiff; I;
Bassett g. Mitchell for defendant.
1858. W. Herbert Atwood W. Robert
McArdell. A.torncys-Cooke a Angel
for plaintiff; J. W. Hogan for defendant.
s6l3. David A. Gage VS.. William X.
Sayles. Attorneys-C. ). Farnsworth for
plainiiU; Z. E.Gorman for defendant.
4i06. Henry W. Hayes vs. Arthur B.
Sphinx. Attorneys--Bsllou * Tower for
plaintiffs; Z. J. Mccarthy fl-s defendant.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-10-31
In FIVE ROUNDS.
Billy Ernst Downs Leslie Pearce at
New York.
Princcton's Lineup Against Cornell
Late Sporting NOt:s.

The Broadway Athletic Club Of New
York held it's third boxing carnival at it's
club bouse last night. There we're three
bouts on the program. There were about
2EO0 person In the seats around tine arena
when the first pair OF boxers made their
appearance. These were Professor Dever
ney of New York aud Professor Andy
Watson :, OF Boston. Sam &. Austin was
the referee ana Fred Fleck held the
watch.
AS Deverney did the better work
throughout, the referee awarded him the
decision.
The second bout brought together Sam
my Kelly and Dolly Lyons, moth OF New
York. They met at lIS pounds and were
scheduled for IL rounds. Kelly was
awarded the fight.
Leslie Pearce OF Philadelphia and Billy
Ernst came up next. Announcer Harvey
introduced the men and said they would
go Is rounds at lib pounds. Pearce had
tho advantage OF height ard weight.
The first two rounds were full OF ierce
fighting, give and take. Ernst forced IT,,
pu. Pearce was the most active. In the
third round Pearce was nearly put out
and the gong just saved him in The
fourth. The referee stopped the fight in
the fifth and declared Ernst the winner.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-10-31
NRDER OF ALFREDIANs-The su.

0RDER OF ALFREDIA Ns-The su.
~ preme secretary has sent to the
brigsdes a half yearly statement OF
the condition OF the order.
1t is rumored that new brigade in
Elrwood is in process OF formation.
The Supreme Council will hold another
nesting very shortly, the date OF which
will be announced later.
Some OF the Supreme officers were enter
talned on thursday evening by comrade
I. L. Heaven, with whom they passed a
pleasant tiue.
COMMITTEES on Ladies Auxiliary" are
working hard in getting out the forms''
for the ladies' signatures.
Bylaws committee OF Brigade No. o,
hope to present their final report at tn,
next meeting.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-10-31
pRINcEToN's LINEUP AGAINST CORNELL

PRINcEToN's LINEUP AGArNsT CORNELL.
The Princeton lineup for the game
with Cornell today was given out by
Captain Cochran last night az follows;
Brokaw, left enu; Church, left tackle;
Crowds, left guard; Galley, center; Arm
strong, right.guard; Hillebrand, right
tackle; Cochran, right end; Smith, quur-
ter back; Barnard, left baif-back; Kelly,
right hslfbsck; Baird, full-back.
The Varsity was put through n IL
minute practice against the scrub yester-
day afternoon, sand showed up strong,
scoring two touchdowns by swift, hard
playing. There was noticea BILE i'm
provement In the 'Varsity's team play,
which is due to the secret practice held
the last few days ana the careful coaching
they have received.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-10-31
THIRD DIVISION.
Col. ID. M. Thompson, Commanding.
National Rar1

First-Ths third division will be made up as
a trades procession, and will report 10 Col. ID.
NJ. Thoinpson, at the corner of Canal Street
and Market Square, right resting upon Market
Square.
Second-The concerns composing tho trades
division will receive detailed instructions as to
order OF their positions in the division from
their division commander on Saturday morn
ing.
The following aids will report as personal
aids 10 Col ID. NJ. Thompson at his rendezvous
mt o'clock y. IN.
Charles h Giles William y. sherman, John
William III. Earle, Jr., w. III. sanford, II. Z.
Cate, A Bigelow Adams, +. +. ngrahsm, l..
N. Fidler, J. H. Hambly, Martin 5. Tanning
Robert +. Brown, George Hebden, Walter A.
Burt, Harry A. Earle, Hobart l.. Gates, Her
bert e. Briggs, Henry L. Root, Jr., J. Thayer,
Howard Carey, Elisha III. Dislcy.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-10-31
Two Diseases That Cause Their
Victims to Be Stunned by
Their Fellow

SPRISGFrELD, Mo.
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-10-31
FOURTH DIVISION.
Col. J. III. Wethercll, Commanding.

Newport Band.
First--The fourth division will report 10 Col.
]. IL. Wetherel, at the corner of Market Square
and South Main Street. right resting at the
Board OF Trade Building.
Second-Tho following organizations are
asst yncd to the fourth division and will report
to their division commander and be formed i'm
the order hereafter named from right To left
Melville Bull Association, Newport; Young
Republican Club Of g2, Providence; Fred
Douglass Republican Club, Providence; B. X.
Bruce Club, Provideuce George =. Tingley
Club, PawtuclSct Robinson Guards. Pawtuckes,
Lonstiale Gold Bugs
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-10-31
FIFTH DIVISION.
Col. Eugene y. Crocker, Commanding
4 pugdalp Rond.


First-The following organizations will re-
rort TO Col. Eugene B Crocker on Exchange
Place, right resting at Exchange street, and
Mckinley and Hobart Club, PawtucSst; !;
Eighth Ward Republican Club, providence (;
BoardTan Grards, Lonsdale Lonsdale Repub-
Providence: Warwick Republican Club, MAJ
zini Italian Republican Club, Young Ropubli
Tho following aids report as personal aids 10
Col. Eugene B. Crockcr at his rendczvou at
jonathan Barney, Charles H. Hancock
Milton Is. Brown, Harry A. Joslin, Edward d.
Turner, Walter NJ. Carr, George W. Barrie
Howard ID. JcnclSs, L, III; Lewis, Charles H.
Gladding, Il: Brown, ID. j. Dwight, y N; A..
Hoxie, II. L. Salisbury, Joseph Franklin
NInrtin Cla-sOn. II. a. Rosentwist Hugo Grol.
nau, AlphOnsc DuSlauriors, Frank y. -Four
nicr. Napoleon Hernicr.
Bcvclsts' under direction OF II. B. Hills, Jr
Carriages.
The procession will pass over the follow 1 1g
line of march Market square, mp Westminster
street Co Jackson street. 10 Broadway. mp
Broadway o. Baker avenue through Baker
nvgnuc 20 NDStmipEtnr. down Westminster
street 20 Parade street, through peNtcr street
10 Westminster street. down MoStmin ter
street Co and through Brigham street 10
Trinity square, down Broad street 90 Wcy-
hos,ct, throu Custom House street, across
Crawford street 30 South Mnin street South
Main to Nickondcn. 60 Benefit street. up PcnC-
ft street to NOrth Main street down North
Mnin strcs' 20 Exchange place, around the
srOll1ClH muuu4nflt. lNf lt'-fs'fllFt nlN1SlnnS
will thon return 20 their assembling places,
whore lntion will lc served
Tho respective divisions aS soon ns the head
~ IN, progression l. started, will fall In and
Soin the procession I'm the order above named.
fho frucc~-ion viii move promptly az \ o'clock
~. w. it a. earnestly requested that ~ organ
iyafions and concern Participating IN this
parilie will report promptly at their places of
rcnsczvOus ~ the place aud time ordered, as
the starting ~ the plurcS. ion viii. under no
circumstances, bc delayed. Ry command.
a. aI.1
CoI. FRANK 3. ARNOLD. Chlof Of STAT.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-10-31

Abraham Lincoln It.lio American Club.
The following aids will report as personal
aids 20 Col. ]. H. Wetherell at his rendezvous
at o'clock:
Henry W. Harvey Louis Schmidt, H. Fred
r. Il. Eddy, f. G. Joyce Mark G.
Bennett, II. A. Drummond, A. =. Miller, Jr.,
SAMUEL Bernheim. Frank T. Carr, ii. III. Halli-
day, Ed. n Smith, Percy q. Cook, Arthur IL.
Smith.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-10-31
Sold by all druggist

IPPMAN DRos.. Apotheesries. Sole psep'ss,
Linnnsn's Block. Savannah. da.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-10-31

The polo season will open in this cit!
tonight when the Salem's will play tn
home team.
The American guide., 1896-05-09
THEY'RE FOR M'KINLEY.
The Indiana Republicans Climb On
the Band Wagon
BY DECLARING FOR THE MAN FROM OHIO.
Col. Dick Thompson Sounded the Key
note in His Speech on Taking the
Chair, and the Platform
Clinched the Matter.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, May s.-Tht
swarm of politician were weary loi
and as they trailed into Tomlinson
hall to attend the Republican state
convention, which was called to meet
at 10 a. m, it was written plainly upor
the features OF delegates and boomers
alike that the night had been one OF
busy and tireless wire pulling. The
situation has completely changed in
the past "a hours, and it is conceded
that the Mckinley forces have cap
tured the camp.
Tomlinsou hall was beautifully dec
GRATED for the occasion. In the center
of the great stage were suspended the
portraits of Lincoln and Grant. On the
right hung the portrait of Mckinley
and on the left that OF Gen. Harrison.
On the right balcony railing the faces
of Garfield and Allison looked across
to the opposite railing at Blaine and
another picture of the Ohio man. A
strong board fence, built across the
hall about three-quarters Of the way
back, was II novel feature of the excel
lent arrangements.
The American guide., 1896-05-09
POLITICAL.

The republicans Of Indiana and Mich
igan have instructed for Mckinley.
Hip. hip, hurrah'
A great confusion rcigns with impu-
nifty In the ranks Of the democrats Of
PULASKI county. When u set Of men
get office hungry there is no telling
what will happen,
A free ballot and fair count, cry one
set Of democrats; you are gold hug,
cries another, and you are n silvcriic,
cries another When angels fall ont
the devil is to pay What means all
this confusion? Echo answers thirst
for office
The American guide., 1896-05-09

THE Pulaski county republicans
should get a move on themselves
Chairman Fowler should convene in the
near future the county central commit
tee and let the leaders of the party, AT
the same time, be invited, and there
and then let US reason together. There
is no sense in allowing the election to
60 by default There is no sense in be-
coming lukcwarm because in the past
we have not succeeded in getting otr
ticket elected. We believe in keeping
the boys together, and you can only do
This by having them to stand up and be
counted We should never forget that
old, old saying: "lf at first you don't
succeed, try, try again Things are
not like they used to be; there is more
energy, more willingness on the part Of
republicans TO do, than there was in
days gone by, More republicans have
paid their poll tax than ever before,
and there is general disposition TO 20
to work. Again, there is not that unity,
that brotherly love or disposition on
the part of democrats TO vote for n
"yaller' dog il he is on the ticket What
say you, Col. Fowler? Let us come and
reason together.
The American guide., 1896-05-09

In spite Of the efforts made to pre-
serve at least one large herd of buffalo
in Yellowstone national park, the
American bison is rapidly becoming
extinct because OF the Illegal acts OF
visitors to the Yellowstone country.
The last OF the herd of buffalo con
sists of $50 head, which was captured
by Hon. c, j, Jones, better known rs
buffalo Jones' and was herded at
great expense. OF this number he took
10 to England, and later two 10 st.
Petersburg. Others were turned loose
In the national park, OF these there
remains yet between 80 and rs, but
owing to the illegal actions of hunters
they are rapidly disappearing.
The American guide., 1896-05-09

charge Of the lunch room at the Cosmo
politan hotel.
Mrs. NJ. +. Hoskins, Of Hot Springs,
Is visiting her sister, Mrs, l.. J. Ellison.
Our old friend, Will Kelly, was called
to the bedside of his mother in Little
Rock, recently
The Willing Workers Club, of the T.
NJ. L. church, is doing good work
J. W. Catlett, while ascending stair
way, burst blood-vessel and died in
few minutes.
The drill march last Thursday night
of the Odd Fellows, was led by IT, W.
johnson. About 200 were present and
all had good time.
The entertainment on Cottage I'M
Monday night. under the management
OF Prof. breckenridge, was great sue
cess.
Sister j. Eppison died last Friday
morning She vast prominent mem
Der of the {. NJ. T. church.
sam Smith is one of the leading bust
ness men of this city.
The American guide., 1896-05-09

A CERTAIN degree of caution is ad-
visable in handling electric appliances,
for the current is not yet by any means
n perfectly familiar servant In Balti-
more, recently, the keeper of II restau-
rant was killed while turning on the
electric fans. lie was standing on an
iron gas-pipe when he touched the
chain, and in an instant fell, with blue
flames darting out OF his body. The
conditions were unusual, it is true,
but such an accident with house wires
should be rendered impossible.
The American guide., 1896-05-09
Grand Buqqy Sale.

The St Louis Carriage Co has con.
signed to Louis Relnman two car load
OF beautiful phaetons, buggies and car.
riages, with the understanding that he
is to sell the entire lot within 80 days.
In order to accomplish this, they have
beel sent here without limiting the
price. This will enable NJ Reinman
to sacrifice these beautiful ind stylish
rigs at prices that will astonish the
good people, and make things hot
around Third aud Louisiana streets
Terms: Cash, time Or exchange for old
rigs
The American guide., 1896-05-09
Brcw.on, Ala.

This is the hardest town | ever
struck, have only partially succeeded.
shall not leave here until plant the
banner of the Mosaics. | have been in
the work nine years, and have succeed
cd in organizing more than 30 temples
and chambers. shall remain in Ala
bama until there is al organization in
every city in the state.
Politics is very hot over here, Every
body in Alabama is for Major VIM Me-
Kinley for president. He will carry
Alabama solid
Crops arc excellent in this section
of the state.
Alabama will have one Of the largest
State Grand Temples in the United
States,
NJ, II, HARRISON, D. q, NJ.
The American guide., 1896-05-09

The memory of Horace Mann de-
serves the tribute which was paid to it
in cities of the United States ON tho
occasion of the hundredth anniversary
of his birthday. Horace Mann obtained
his own education by the sweat of his
brow. The cost increased his appre-
ciation OF its advantages, and he gave
the sweat OF his brain to devising u
system by which the children of gem
erations to cone wight receive that
mental equipment which weuld fit
them for worthy citizenship of theiy
country
The American guide., 1896-05-09
Nlles' Chapel G. N. c. Church.

Epworth League program for Sum
day, May 10: I. Song by the league
service, . Prayer. .. Collection, 4.
Address. Prof II. W. Scott. ,. Reci,a-
,ion, Miss Carrie Doyle. q. Select read
ing, Mrs, Annie Taylor = Recitation,
Mrs. King, 3. Quartcttc, Mr. NJ j,
Ellis, Mrs. J. 7. Webb and selection.
D Defamation, Mr.. Mark Byrd. Jr. 10.
Essay, Miss Mary Williamson. II. Song
by the league. T.. solo, Mrs. L.. A.
Whitclaw. ~. Defamation, MIR u. Il.
Watson. H. solo, Miss Eulalia Byrd.
Ii. Recitation, Miss Elsie Hunter 49,
Address, MIR. l.. Parchman. II. Solo.
Mr.. e. W. Millsaph Is. Address. Mr..
j. H. Green. 10. Song by the league.
Bcncdiction.
j. VI, WrBn, Pres