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The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1897-01-20
REPRESENTATIVE LETTERS

REPRESENTATIVE LETTERS.
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-03
Common COunCilmen.

First Ward-John Il. Allen, r.; sam
III. Bullock, d., q. g.; Frank H. Hinck-
ley, r., d., q. q. ;G Richmond Par sons,
r., d.. q. q.
Second Ward-Stephen A. Cooke, X,
d., e. g. Daniel Il. kelleher d., q. G.. (;
George'P. Peterson, d., q. Ii; Charles
Sisson, d., G.G.
Third Wsrd-James Burdick, d.;
James IL. Kelley. De; Daniel j. O'Con-
nell, ID. Dennis II. Sheahau, ID.
Fourth Ward-William Blakeley, r. !;
Joseph H. Kcndrick. II. Allen A. Pres
brey. X. Gardiner 4. Swarts X.
Fifth Ward-Wiliam Andrews. r. !;
John W. Angol, r.; Marnus W. Gardi-
ncr, r. Joseph ID. Grinnell. X.
y Sixth Ward-Ihomas II. Leonard, II. !;
Fraucis W Miner, Jr, X. ;Eugene.M. Sawin,
Il. James h 1rask, X.
Seventh Ward Marvin H. Allep, r. !;
Lewis +. Davis, r.. j. William Moore,
II. William y. Otis, X.
Eighth Ward-A. Herbert Arnold, r. !;
John A. Darling, X. Henry Fletcher, X !;
Henry a Grimwood, II
f: Ninth Wa d-John i. FarI sworth, r. ID. I;
William III. Morgan, H.. Burnan H. Per-
kins, Il. BenjamiC w Spnk r., ID.
Tenth Ward-.Jeremiah VI. Hall, ID. !;
Luke Kavanauah, d.; Timothy Molloy,
ID. Thomas L. West, ID.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-03
Wardens and Clerks.

Wardcns and clerks wero CHOSEN in the
several voting districts a. follows
EFrst Wara; District l-Warden, Henry
n Waters: clerk, John j. Finan. Dis
trict 2--Warden, Peter ii. Brown; clerk
William Frankland.
Second Ward: District Warden, Will
liam II. Gorham; clerk, James X. snow.
District 2-Warden, Clarence &. Greene;
clerk. Edwin ;. Darling.
Third Ward: District l-Warden, vii
liam B. McCauley: clerk. James W.
Lynch District Warden, John W.
Flanagan; clerk, Thomas j. Halliday
District j. Warden, John j Callan; clerk
Joseph T.. O'Conneli.
Fourth Ward District Warden, Mum
son III. Najac; clerk, Charles ID. Cobb
District 2-Warden. John w. Courtney !;
clerk, william III. T. Mosley.
Fifth Ward District Warden, Will.
liam y. Taipe; clerk, Albert {. Winsor.
District 2-Marden, James a. Davis |;
clerk. Samuel l.. Carpenter.
sixth Ward: District Warden, Sam
uel 3 Grafton clerk, Hugh V. Mulvey
District 2--Warden. Charles III. Such /,
clerk, Rufus q. Sprague.
Seventh Ward: District l-warden,
Thomas G.. Robinson; clerk, Charles T..
Brown. District 2--Warden, John IT.
Latham; clork, Martin W. Kern.
Eighth Ward: District l-Wardcn, Wal
ter l.. Farming; clerk, .iohn r Coifey.
District Warden Charles IA. Morse;
olerk. David N. Mhittemore.
Ninth Ward District Warden. ID
q. " Tinkham; clerk. Albert "a. Taylor
District 2-Marden, Charles H.. Austin:
clerk. Walter H. Munrue.
1Gpth Ward: District Warden, Daniel
II. Hettcrnan; clerk, John 4. Curran.
District 2-Wardcn. John 4. Tracy:
clerk. Daniel kehoc. District 3-Warden,
George l.. Brown; clerk, Thomas IA.
Dunn.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-03
BAKER CARRIED DAY
Continued from Page I.

was filed with persons manifesting n
deep interest in the outcome of the day
anu rs the announcements were made
their reliability formed the basis of the
reports tnat were quickly spread about
town. By 10 o'clock the Associated Press
dispatches had given assurance tnat the
Democratic candidate for mayor CT
Greater New York had vanquisbed all
competitors and that Ohio had gone
Democratic. This was "a complete sur
prise, but The News bulletins stated the
fact and there was no questioning of its
source of information.
The reports from tho varions ward
rooms OF the city sent by Tho News stan
of reporters as soon as the votes were
counted, indicated Democratic triumph on
the general ticket and Republican su.
premacy in the City Council. Then the
crowd went home.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-03
CONTESTS IN
OTHER CITIES.

John T. Adams, Ropubliap, is Mayor
of Pawtucket by a plurality OF flo
i'm n total vote of 4isO The vote
last wear was 5472. Isaac Gill had plur.
ality of S5 over Thomas Robinson, all of
which appears to he i'm the Second ward,
a Robinson is about 100 votes ahead III
all the other wards.
The makeup of the City Council is the
same as i'm previous years three wards
electing Republicans and two wards elect
ing Democratic Aldermen and Council
men. I'm the second ward Gill, or ma
chine Democrats, were elected, ana IN
the Fifth ward anti-machine Democrats.
I'm this lattsr ward, In spite Of vigorous
opposition. Alderman Thomas O'Brien
won out by AZ majority. -,
For school committee Nathan W. Little
field. (Dem) was elected to NIL ihis own
vacancy by u plurality of 20l over Clovis
II. bowen, (Rep.) The balance of the
school committee is Republican.
VOTE FOR MAYOR.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-03
FOR ALDERMEN.

FOR ALDERMEN.
Ward davenport. Dem, l16; Hamil-
ton, Rep, 276. Robert Hamilton elected
by 100 plurality.
Ward ANDREW X. Mcmahon, Rep,
was elected no candidate having teen
nominated against him.
Ward 3--.Iohn w. Rogers, Rep, was
elected, no candidate having been nomi-
mated against him.
Ward i-Lawton, Rep, 2i6; Shanteler,
Dem, 259
ssLouis Shanteler elected by i3 plurality.
Ward 5-John Il. O'NeilI, Dem, was
elected, no candidate having been nomin-
ated against him.
COMMON COUNCILMEN.
Ward l-Albro, Rep. 3oi; sisson,
Dem, 151
Herbert c. Albro elected by 147 plur-
ality.
James, Dem, 151; Lawton, Rep. 300.
Edward ~ Lawton elected by loo piur.
ality.
Friend, Rep, 3l5; sullivan, Dem, i3377.
John VI. Friend elected by l'S plur-
ality.
Ward Edward y. Marsh, David
Stevens and Thomas J. Gibson, all Re-
publicans, were elected no candidates hGv-
ing been nominated against them.
Ward 3-Goufrev Mofltt Horatio G.
Wood, Ralph II. Baker, all Republicans.
were elected, no candidates having been
nominated against them.
Ward i-Brady, Dem, go; Redford,
Rep, POI.
Hugh y. Brady elected by 74 plurality.
Hale. Rep, l97; kocbDe, Dam, 2S6.
Charles III. kochne, Jr. elected by 50
plurality.
Shanahsn. Dem. 297; Sisson, Rep, POP.
Dennis Shanahan elected by % plur-
alitv.
Wari 5-NIichael j. Murphy, Patrick J.
Morgan and Michael L. Kelly, all Demo
Gratis, were elected no candidates having
been nominated against them.
Frederick Bradley, Peter +. Curley.
Thomas y. Pockham and Archibald b
Saver were elected members of the school
committee.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-03

was badly beaten yesterday by his Demo
cratic opponent. Mayor Patrick j. Boyle
who was given plurality OF 100 votes
The democrats also elected eight members
Of the City Council but the. e..Repurllcans
retain their control of that body by
majority of four as against eight in the
present body.
There was no opposition to John ;.
Coggeshall for city treasurer and he was
given "A total OF 2253 votes
jeremiah Al. Horton was elected a
senator to succeed Charles ii. Burdick,
deceased, receiving 2555 votes.
THE MAYOR.
The vote for mayor was as follows:
Wards 2 B. 4 Total;
Boyle, ID. ....... 352 331 3sl 5i4 5js la3s
Hammctt, R.. 27s 3sl 260 1863 ~ ll'o
Patrick j. Boyle elected by 755 plurality.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-03
Furniture
UphOlstering.
Third Floor.
Third Floor,

We make a speciality of fine
furniture upholstering ng-you may
not have known this, but so it is.
We will upholstcr any article you
may wish renovated i'll this way.
We have large and varied stock
of fabrics IS select from, at prices
10 suit all. Our charges for labor
are most moderate and our work
men are competent and skilled.
We give estimates freely and
quickly. In this section are Of
fered this week the following two
curtain specials
Chenille Curtains at 81 each and bargain. a.
that pnce.
Chenille Curtains at Sc each, very handsome
worth az pair.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-03

First ward-John J. Kenyon elected by
227 plurality.
second ward-Edward McCaughcy
elected by oil plurality.
Third ward-Philo r. Thayer was
elected no candidate having been nomi-
mated against him.
Fourth wad-J. Ellis White elected 10y
3C0 plurality.
Filth ward-1hcmas o Brien elected by
AZ plurality.
VOTE FOR COUNC1LMEN.
First wa,d-Elmcr w. Shippce Fred l..
Smith anu Thomas II. Steere elected.
second ward-.Ioseph L. Kelley, Da MEL
J. keough and Thomas McAloon elected.
Third ward Henry :. Phillips Ralph
:. Potter and Richard III. RYDER, all Re-
publicans, were elected, there being mo
counter nominations
Fourth ward Charles II. jerks. James
y. Thornley, and Daniel j. Wilmarth
elected.
Fifth waId-Frank J. Farrell Sylvanus
Mason and Hugh 4. Mclntirc elected
VOTE ron SCHOOL COMMITTEES.
First mem mber-Nai ham ". l.ittleiield
elected by 2U9 plurality
SECOND memtcr--.lobn II. Bennett
elected by l1O plurality.
'rbird mem her Lula \. Fowler noini.
mated 10y both Republicans and Demo
1rats was elected
10 mn vacancy Edwin r. Bullock was
elected over Hugh j. Lee by l:D plurality.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-03
0OC

3S plurality
Ward Aired L. Warren, Rep, elected
by l39 plurality.
Ward 5-Noroert Decelles., Rep, was
elected. no candidate having been nomi
mated against him.
COUNCILMEN.
Ward William A. Booth, Louis
Gobeilie and Albert V. Hicks elected.
Ward 2-George Il. Gouvier Joseph A.
Morin and Augustine h. Rankin elected.
Ward 3-.John M. Kelley, Michael B.
Moran and Peter b. Mulvey elected
Ward Al. w. Baliou, William +.
Hubbard and John A. G. Wightman
elected.
Ward 5-.Ieremie GobeilIe, Edwin ).
Grant and Walter u. Smith, all Repub-
licans, were elected, no candidates having
been nominated against them.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-03
CENTRAL FALLS.
Mayer Ven GottSchalk Bsaten Fur Re-
election BY Mr.. ThreSher.

Mayor Won Gottschalk will probably
not direct the affairs of Central Falls
next year. He wasibeaten for reelection
Yesterday by Henry q. 1hrcsber by a
plurality OF IL in total vote of 206i, ac-
cording to the count made by the war;
dPns.
Friends of the present Mayor claim that
the wardens In wards Three and Four
failed to count 30 or more ballots claim
ing they were defective. They also claim
that the official count will show that tie
narrow margin. The vote was:
Wards-1 . : Total
Won Gottschalk, ID. .lT Isl PA PSI 2lo lO22
Thresher, Rep. 26i 2il l50 2l6 l6s 1853
Henry q. Thresher elected by IL plurality.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-03

First Ward Fred l. Dana
Second Ward-Stcphon o. Edwards.
Third Mard-Dennis +. Mccarthy.
Fourth Ward-Helen NJ. {. kendricK.
Fifth Ward--Lloyd &. Eddy.
Sixth Ward-Frederick Rueckert for
three yeSS, Orsmus A. Taft for one year,
Seventh Ward-H. Howard Pepper for
three years, Henry X. Baker for one
year.
Eighth Ward-p. Francis Walker.
Ninth Ward-H IRAN f. ihurston.
Tenth Ward-Wllliam j. Beane.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-03
Stuttgarter
Underwear.
Street Floor.
Street Floor.

Prevention is better than cure.
"Stuttgarter" Underwear is a
sure prevention of colds and con-
sequently of many other ills that
flesh is heir to. Buy only the
genuine-it is all stamped with a
registered trade mark, and the
Boston Store is the sole agency for
Providence and vicinity. In the
pure natural gray wool we carry
Ladies' Sanitary VESTS
Ladies' Sanitary Drawers
Ladies' sanitary Com bination Suits
Mems Sanitary shirts
Mems sanitary Drawers
Mems Sanitary Combination Suits
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-03
COUNCILMEN.

The News man saw q very bold-faced
trick played on \ street car conductor
the other day. A lady CD got into the
Car tnd seatsd Or elf next The News ma.
She had in her hand q little shopping
bag into which she thrust her hand and
pulled out four pennies so quickly that
10 would seem she must have had them
all arranged I'm some corner. The con-
ducter came through the car for fares.
She slipped the four pennies into his hand
and as he looked ut thom he said: +" Here
are but four, madam. F" that's all I've
got, - sho said. know" said he, "but
here art only four" She repeated the
same statement perfectly unconosrned.
He gave her one plying look and went
on. This .Aomaa was unqnestionshlY
gofng shopping, and IL is hardly reason
able 10 suppose she had no money 10 shop
with though they say women often do
leave their pocketbooks At home when
they 60 shopping. But aid she intend
to walk home' | hardly think So a. size
got on about three miles from the shop.
ping district
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-03
TENTii WARD.
Aldermen Chosen.

First Ward Walter B. Vincent, X.
Second Ward-A braham A. Gray, d..
q. u.
Third Ward-Dennis 4. Mccarthy, ID.
Fourth Ward-Henry h. Winship, d..
Cit.
Fifth Ward-Willaim X. Reynolds, X.
Sixth Ward James Il. Freeman. K.
Ssyenth Ward-Horace Remington. II.
Eighth Ward-Edwin Lowe, X
Ninth Ward-Ira Winsor r., ID.
Tenth Ward-Jamcs ii. McGann, ID.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-03
WOONSOCKET.
Mayor Batche'Or Aga Defeats His Old
Opponent, Ex-Mayor Greene.

For the second time the Hon.
George Bachelor defeated exMayor
Greene for the office Of Mayor OF
woonsocket yesterday. Last year Mr..
Bachelor had the same opponent for the
mayoraty and was elected over him by =
plurality of Pa. hut yesterday his plur-
ality was cut down To- ".
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-03

PROVIDENCE OPERA HoUsE-James A.
Herne in 'shore Acres.
rsFANTRY HALl.-Boston symphony Or
chesfra.
KErTH's OPERA HOUSE -"McFadden's Row
al Flats.
OLYMPIC Vaudeville.
WESTMINSTER THEATRE-May Howard
Company in vaudeville.
COL LUMBIA Down the slope
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-03
Blue & Tan
Underwear.
Street Floor.

Continued warm weather leaves
us still somewhat overstocked with
the heavier fall weights, and now
when heavy winter goods should
be in demand, we must rush off
such garments as these.
Mems All-Wool Shirts and Drawers-tan and
light blue-shirts have English finished nccks-
drawers have reinforced sedts-a genuine dollar
quality tor only
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-03
ALDERMEN.

Ward i James Ii. Andrews elected by
40 plurality.
Ward 2-hermenigelde Fontaine elected
by 80 plurality.
Ward 3-Albert II. Humes, Cit, Dem,
and Rep. elected without opposition.
Ward i-William j. Martin elected by
6 plurality.
Ward 5-Pcter Bannon clcottd by 52
plurality.
COU NCILMEN.
Ward i-Graham Cowperthwaits.
Joseph Il. Falcs and George II. Spalding
elected.
Ward 2-Arnold B. Chace, Jr, and
joseph Lavois elected.
Ward 3--Thsodoro f. Dexter and
Francis II. Washburn elected.
Ward 4-Willam Ii. GilluIy and Peter
German elected.
Ward 5--John B. Carlin and John
Glare elected.
Joseph Mcegan and james r. Murphy
were elected members OF the school COIN.
mittee.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-03

James r. +. Bucklin, candidate for harbor
master. was the only nominee on the general
Republican ticket who was elected The
vote in detail was as follows:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-03
A Cup
of Coffee.
Basement

Are you ever tired during your
shopping If so, have you ever
tried a refreshing and invigorating
cup of coffee We shall be more
than pleased to serve you with a
free sample cup OF delicious coffee.
Come and try it without hesitation.
Our great combination trial ofrcr--one pound best
3sc Java and Mocha Coffee and one.hslf pound best
$40 Formosa Oolonv Tea, for
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-03

Matthew J. Cummings, the present incum
bent, was re-elected overseer of the poor. The
vote in detaiI follows:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-03

Ward jonathan Bsttyc, Rep, elected
by l53 plurality.
Ward 2-Oscar A. Bennett Req, elected
by "a plurality.
Ward 5--Iimothy Nee, Dem, elected by
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-03
| 7C

Ladies all linen White Hem
stitched Handkerchiefs, very sheer,
one-half and one inch hens have
retailed at 2oc each, only forty
dozen and the price now Is
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-03
City Treasurer.

Thornton, Socialist. was the only opponent
of ID. l.. ID. Granger for city treasurer. TIE
vote in detail was as follows:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-03
2i55C

Mems Tape Border Handker-
chiefs, extra large, extra fine linen
were sold for csc aud 81 lac
each, slightly damaged 50 price
now is
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-03
Aldermen.

The halloting for aldermen in the sew
eral wards resulted as follows:
FIRST WARD.
Ist dist % dist. Total
Nichols, D.. G. g., ll6 2l7 1893
Vincent, Rep, l52 2ll J63
Nibcent's plurality. 60
SECOND WARD
Is dist. % dlss. Total
Gray. D., @. g. $50 2ia Ss5
Gray's plurality. 275
THIRD WARD.
1st 2d 81
dist dist dist Total.
Brown, Rep, Is 81 81 100
Mccarthy, Dem, IS5 l.5 10 400
McCarthy's plurality, PAS.
FOURTH WARD.
lst dist "a dist. Total
Pierce. Rep. ~ - l54
Winshig. Dem, Cit, 30 ~ ls1
Winship's plurality 1i.
FIFTH WARD.
IL disl. "A dist. Total
Reynolds. Rep 90 30 so
No Oppo,itlon
SIKH WARD
lst dist. 2d dist Total.
Freeman, Rep 2as g.B 53t
Fuller Dem. ri iOJ 80
Freeman plurality. IFS
SEVENTH WARD.
Ist dist "a dist Total
S-r.on. Soc, IL - 40
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-03
Lace
Curtains.

On the Bargain Counter-back
of the new front stairway-you'll II
find them displayed. More of
those curtain ends, for which you
have been iooking-nothing but
ends from one TO two and halt
yards long-the lot consists OF
beautiful designs in
NOTTINGHA LACE
ARABIAN LACE
IRISH POINT LACE
BRUSSELS LACE
MARIE ANTOINETIE LACE
AND SWISS LACE
Will make beautiful tides and
fine half curtains.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-03
School Committee.

Member. Of the school committee were
chosen a. follcws.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-03
NEWPORT.

Mayor Boyl. Reelected ny Plurality Of
5ss.
Alderman Hsmmett, The nominee oi
the .Renublicsns for mayor Of Newport
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-03
The rIayoraIty Vote.

The vote for mayor by wards and districts
was as follows:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-03

Marriage licenses were issued from the
registration Office to the following per.
'ons: John J. sullivan and Sarah n.
Childs, Archibald l.. Williams and Mmy
Ash.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-03
THE WEATHER.
Fair ana Cooler Tonight, and Fair
Tomorrow.

Washington, Nov. S.-Rhode Island
Massachusetts and Connecticnt-Fair TO-
might and Thursday; cooler tonight
porthXesterly winds
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-03
PC

Ladies' and Gentlcmcn's fine
linen initial handkerchiefs, manu-
facturers' samples-list OF letters
very small, only b, NJ and r.
soc Initial Handkerchiefs for. ...... 2 sc
a5c "...... IS. q sc
Brocaded Silk Handkerchiefs and
Mufflers-about two dozen-were
soc, being slightly soiled we now
price them at
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-Four Rhode Island Mayors.
EIGHTH WARD.
NINTH WARD.
Ten III WARD.

LIST dist I'd dist. Total
Winsor. Rep, Dem, 100 PSI al
No opposition.
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VOTE FOR MAYOR.
VOTE FOR ALDERMAN.

Totals. 1896 lS6 1923 ll0s
John r. Adams elected by AIS plurality.
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FOURTH WARD.

rdick, Kelley. O'Gonncll and Shea
a
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VOTE nor MAYOR.
ALDERMEN.

George Bachelor elected by o. plurality.
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SECOND WARD.
THIRD WARD.

Cook. keileher, Peterson and 5
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A few odds and ends-which
we wish to dispose of, preparatory
to moving. Not many OF any one
kind--but all bargains.
Ladies Chiffon Handkerchiefs-
light and airy for evening wear
have been 81 lac, soc and 75c
each. Your choice for