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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-02
AT NORTH END.
improvements a, the Gospel MiSiiln-A
Democratic Rally.

Certain improvements are being made at
the Randall Square Gospel mission, which,
when completed will make II one OF the
nrettiest places devoted TO mission work In
the city. The interior and exterior a the
mission assembly rooms are being repainted,
while the main room - being rcpapered'
While these changes are being made the
nightly services will he held in the rooms OF
the Rescue Home over the mission. Great
interest is at present being manifested IN the
meetings, and tho necessity for increasing the
facilities for work at tho Rescue Home has
been growing constantly greater Five new
rooms have been added 10 those previously IN
use for this purpose. IL Is the intention Of the
superintendent to fix up oae of these rooms
for kitchen and the other
for reading room. while the other three viii
b. used as sleepin, rooms in ADDITION to
those already in use The mission and those
who are so faithfully devoted TO its work have
many friends who are well pleased with the
success that is attending the earnest efforts
tsat have bsen made.
HAD A LUCKY ESCAPE.
Mr.. Piorson Of Dexter street, PawtucSct'
fell from his wagon on North Main street
Yesterday afternoon. Both wheels went over
his lody near the heart. He was taken To the
Rhode Island Hospital in the ambulance. HIS
injuries did not prove TO be OF n serious
nature and later on he was taken to his home.
FIRST AND LAST RALLY.
Hedley hall was well filed last night with
Democrats of Wards and 3, and number
~ local spellbinders kept the crowd in
proper frame Of mind mt Alderman Nc
Cams combination over in Olneyvile got
through with the stars of the campaign on tho
Democratic side of the political armament in
the campaign just closing. Candidate Baker
got warm reception and he delivered cam
peirn speech that was full of promises, as was
tho notable ones made ON another occasion
but a short distance from the place OF last
nj .ht's meeting, a couple of years ago. The
socech did not interfere with tt1u rtforts of
the Republicans in both wards 10 get their
o:ers 20 the rolls, and manv predict that
Cionel Kendrick will get quite number OF
Democratic votes in this section.
NORTH END NOTES.
Michael Daniel has been missing from his
home on Frost street since last Thursday. He
Is peddler and he took away with him his
lsy horse and his light wagon. Mr. Daniel
u very methodical person, and his friends
reported. his absence to the police OF the
Second station last night
Bat five arrests were raado Yesterday hy- the
prlice.
TIE rain storm Of this morning did not pre-
vent good attendance ut all the Catholic
churches in honor of the feast Of All Souls.
The condition of Randall square early this
morning was such as 10 again impress on per
sons using it the advisability OF establishing
f-rry thereon
II il reported that the Silver Spring bleach
cry managers are considering the increasing
Of their night force.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-02
TEMPLE AFFAIRS IN BAD WAY.

Buffalo. Nov. 2.-At the convention OF
the Woman's Christian Temperance
union Monday Mrs. Stevenson, one of
a committee sent TO Chicago 10 investi-
gate temple matters. reported that the
income of the temple II ii was entirely
rented. would be $4,000 year. It's an
nual expense. including interest, would
he Sl25. 600 About one-fourth Of the
building had been unrented last year
and about one third this year.
There was lively debate. In the course
OF which Miss willard said: II believe
we must not give up the temple. !
know IL would he death TO some OF us. ]
Just thought / would so TO some rich
people who have been a little friendly
with me and ask them to help US. ]
don't know about owning the temple.
hut do want TO keep n controlling in
terest in e. / believe it's going 10 pay n
fine margin. III didn't | would not try
90 raise the money. thought | would
80 out and see what I could do. ! am
not going 90 make any appeal 10 the
local unions. hut OF course II they set up
nights and banker to give. well, then. all
right"
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TALKED ABOUT.

Joseph III. Hagan reports that some
time within the past three weeks %
pounds of lead pipe have been stolen from
an unoccupied house, at 1888 Richmond
street, where he is at work.
Sometime last night thief hroke into
the laundry of Lee Hoy, situated at s43
Potters avenue. and stole g. from the
money drawer. Entrance was effected at
ths back door which was broken in.
A plate glass window in Grants saloon,
corner of Eddy and Middle streets. was
broken yesterday One of the horses be-
longing to the Daniels g. Cornell Com
pany backed into it, The damage is
PLACID at $50.
II. ID. Raymond who takes the part of
tie villain in Down the Slope" was
severely burned at the Columbia Theatre
last evening. In the third act the villain
lights train Of powder leading TO a ke9
Of the same within the mine. Raymond
performed bis part to the letter and the
explosion occurred as expected. MIR. Ray
mond. however, was severely burned
anOuU tDc lace anu HanuS. AltnOuRn
suffering intense pain he continued his
part and il was not until the close OF the
play that lie showed how much he had
been injured. Then he tainted and meii-
cal attendance was summoned.
John Goodwin reports that about 6
O'Clock this morning window was
broken in his house, 9 Lemon street and
mt about that time two men ran away
from the vicinity. He thinks that the
men wero frightened away and that an at
tempt to enter the house was thus frus-
trated.
Daniel Michael, peddler is missing
from his homo on Frost street and has
not been heard from since the 3Oth Of last
month. He is 40 wears OF age and OF
rather slim build. He had with him n bay
lose and an express wagon with rcd
body.
Welcome Cottrell has missed several
bushels of coal during the last few uays
from his she'd I'm the rear OF Is Cranston
street. He thinks some one must have a
key 10 the place and viii probably keep a
lookout for the marauder IN tho future.
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From Neighboring Towns.
BRISTOL.
Meeting Of the Town Council and Court
of Probat.-General Notes.

The Town Courcil held n regular monthly
meeting yesterday afternoon. A number Of
bills were examined. allowed and referred to
the auditor. In the matter OF the arc light at
the corner Of Bay View avenue and Wood
street, IL was voted that the committee on
street lights he authorized 20 have the arm of
the pole changed so that the light viii be
thrown up and down Bay View avenue.
The regular monthly session Of the Court 81
Probate was held yesterday, with Judge
Church presiding. The account Of Charles II.
II. Doringh, administrators the estate Of
Walter ;. Caldwell, for an allowance, was con
tinued un til November IS. The last will OF
Baptiste Gnevrement was presented and Gull
bert Guevrement was approved as executor; !;
bonds, $500; Israel Dube as surety; Israel
DUDE, Tells La Forrest and Herbert 4. Ben
nett appraisers. The request of George n.
Peckham, as administrator on the estate OF
William G. PeclSham, was granted; bond 500;
surety, N. n. Cole; appraisers. Herbert 4.
Bennett, George FL. Peck aud James Hoard,
Jr. The request of the appraisers on the
estate of William O. Peckhan TO sell the per-
sonal estate at private sale was allowed.
This old town is becoming exceedingly
good as there were neither criminal nor civil
cases on the docket Of the District Court yes.
terday.
8 iperntendent Eastman of sthe state insti-
tutions at Cranston paid the town a brief
visit yesterday.
Rev. Samuel II. Upham, professor at Drew
Theological Seminary. New Jersey, who was
pastor of the State Street NJ. z. church dur.
ing the rebellion. and in lSiS and lSl9 who
was a pupil in the high sch ool, was in town
on Sunday and visited many Of the parishion-
els who attended church during his psstorate.
Work on the nrtesian we'll OF the Hopeworth
Saritarum Company has been suspended for
the present, as the we'll has been sunk to n
depth of l25 feet and no water obtained. At
a distance of 100 feet vein of slate coal was
struck.
A challenge has been issued by Charles Nc
Carthy and John Brides To John Kennedy and
Dana McGovern to walk for SO side for n
purse of SO The challenge has been accepted.
The male choir Of Trinity church will 20 to
Providence Tuesday evening, November 16
where the members will hold la concert, the
occasion being the annual meeting Of the
Girls Friondly societies of the churches
throughout the state, which is to be held at
the Church of the Redeemer.
Comrade Eugene A. Fish, a member Of
Babbitt Post. is.seriously Ill at his home on
Hope street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter S. Blaisdel have
returned from their wedding tour, having
spent two weeks Mt Nashville. Tenn.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-02
WAX DEPARTMENT AMUSED.

Washington, ID. c.. Nov. 2.-The war depart
msnt has been highly entertained by the
romantic and interesting story published
yesterday to the effect that two American
citizens, Jones and Rutledge. are to make a
descent on Dawson City, seize 1t, anu by the
aid of 5000 American citizens there, work
Victorias share OF the mines ana return TO
this country covered with glory and gold dust.
The only thing that makes the plot at all
feasible is their idea that they will be at work
ut a time when all communication with Daw
son City has been cut of, so that neither
American nor British soldiers can interfere
with their operations
Adjutant-General Burke was asked what he
thought of the scheme. WELL" he said, Il
think these young men have undertaken a
pretty big contract"
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WATCHDOG OF A TREASURY.

Rockland. Me. Nov. 2.--The city gov
ernment had quite n stormy session last
night. Mayor Butler made state
ment that city Treasurer N. y. Jones
had refused 90 honor his order for $1,000.
The money was i'm part payment or the
new city building nov ia progress OF
construction. Mr. Jones claims hat the
contract ~ illegal. as IL increase the
city debt beyoud the constitutional hm-
uation. The committee II the c'ty gov
eminent which made the contract claim
u is perfectly legal An opinion was
rendered ~ the city solicitor that tho
treasurer can Legally pay ever Tie $4,000
snd should 40 so
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WARREN.
A Saiats' Day Services Another Sch oil
Room 0pened.

AT Ss. Marys and st. Marks churches AMI
the Church Of st. John the Baptist Monuay
morning All Saints day was observed with
special services.
Letters remain uncalled for at the postoslice
for Chrisosthrm Caron, Vii Fournier, Annie
Gonegc, Mrs. Lizzie p. Luther Joseph :.
oRonke, Mike PylSosky, Edward Rivers,
Fraak White, KaAemezz Dovoz, Onesime
Dupont and c. T. Duval.
DR.. John ID. Hilton OF Washington Mills, N.
y. Is the guest Of DR.. NJ. Il. Barney.
A new school room was opened yesterday in
the old Baker street building owned 10y the
town and Washington Lodge OF Masons Miss
Mary V. Quirh has charge OF the school
Mcssrs. Foreman a Carpenter who have
carried on the grocery and meat business for
several years. have dissolved partnership. Mr..
foreinAn and family left Monday FOR Roxbury,
Mass. where Mr.. Foreman will engage in
businegL
While Roberts. 3-year-od son of William
Rotcris. who resides on Franklin street fell
from tree In his fathers yard Saturday
afternoon and fractured his left forearm. Dr.
Norris.eau set tho fracture.
The Suburban Whist Club held its fort.
nightly meeting with Miss Emma Mnsun. II
was attended by n large number Of members
A Halloween party followed the regular
games o, the evening and refreshments were
servci.
Mrs. frances Moore entertained the mem.
bers Of Ter sunday school class al her home
on Child street Monday evening. Refresh
mfnis were served during the evening
Mrs. I. H. Champlin has returned from
visit 60 New York city.
f'rc'T"r1- Greene % Providence will open
fr-''rs, nol in Armory hail. Wednesday
ft'tn5I ID
rem Artillery held its weekly drill
trcein4. -sst evening In Armory hail. under
1e Giro tion Of CAPTAIN Cos le and Lieutenant
ircne. Horgeant Brown served n clam
'hovlrr b. ihe members Of The company m
ffnnr "a his son.
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WANSkUCk.
Mr.. Seagrave Would Take No Reward.
Funeral at ST. Edwards.

James seagraye' Of veazie street gained
considerable fame yesterday and he might
have been IS richer had no not magnani-
mously refused it. Mrs James Murray of
North Providence and her sister and baby
girl of Centreville were out driving TN Harris
avenue when the horse became frightened at
some object, and Mrs. Murray, who had hold
of the reins. lost control of the animal. The
frightened horse dashed Down tho street and
colided with telephone pole, which took off
the top of the carriage, but did not injure
the occupants. Mr. Soagrave, who drives
team for the Franklin foundry, the run.
away. and Jumping from his seat succeeded in
grasping the horse by the bride. and after
being dragged for about twenty yards brought
it 10 a standstill
Mrs Murray was so very much pleased at
the fortunate escape of herself and friends
from probably serious injury that she took
her purse which contained n IS bill, and
handed IL to Mr.. Scagrave,; but the latter
refused IL with thanks. But Mr.. seagrave
was amply repaid by the crowd which had
collected, who congratulated him on his heroic
act.
George b. Corning, who died last Saturday,
was buried from st. Edwards church this
morning. A high mass Of requiem was sung
by the Rev. Father Pyne. after which the
funeral cortoge containing n large number OF
young friends OF the deceased wended its way
To ST. Francis cemetery, where the body was
inferred.
Only twenty votes were cast IN this district
at o a. m. a considerable falling off from a
year ago.
Ticket No.9s won the sewing machine which
has been on exhibition in the window Of 4.
Gibbons store the past four weeks.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-02
CUBAN RENDEZVOUS LOCATED.

Jacksonville. Fla. Nov . The mag
istratc of Andres island was Informed
that the Cubans had a rendezvous on
one Of the islands near The coast of
Cuba. and with favorable opportunities
would carry supplies. The magistrate
sent over boat 90 investigate ard Gls-
covered that u was Deep Creek IL
IS thought that part of the things were
left there BY the Schooner Briggs which
was on the Bahama hanks for about a
month transferring -ims ard nmmunl.
tlon 10 cuba hy the tugs paunt'css
Smith and other boats. The Cubars
arrested were placed n quarantine The
rendezvous had been long operated and
was discovered by an informant who
was after rsI-e money.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-02
ELECTION BULLETINS.

Tonight The News will Bull
Ictin the returns of the Elections
i'm New York, Ohio and other
states aSW well rs i'm this and other
Rhode Island Cities promptly.
Read The News Bulletins and
You will know the result of the
big political contests before YOU
go TO bed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-02

Eczema Ke.ieved ia Dav. ~ Ag-
new = Ointment will curc this disgusting
SKIN dissase without fail. ~ viii also
cure Barriers ltrh. 1eitsr. salt kheun.
aud al kin ernliiote. In from thEG11O
sIx ights 10 vii Cnfr bnud. hh'cding
aud Itching Piles. One application brings
comfort % the mos Irritating cascs. 30
cen "a Sold by Binsding g. blsnding,
% ana ~ Weyb street Geor'r l..
Nlsilin 4 Co. G. 70 ~ south Main street I,
Hall a. Lvcn. --S9
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A NOON EDITION.

Tomorrow The News will issue
an Extra edition ut Noon which
will contain the latest returns
from the Elections i'm this City
and State and throughout the
Country.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-02
COMPLICATION IN COLORADO.

Denver. Nov. 2.--There are three cam
didatcs for judge OF the supreme court,
the only state Office 10 be filled at the
election The ballet 10 be voted in this
city contains % different tickets. bear
Ing the names Of nominees for county
officers. Parties with no standing forced
their emblems upon the ballot to confuse
the NOtarS
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-02
REPUBLICANS IL MARYLAND.

Baltimore, Nov. chairman Scott
Of tho Republican state central corn
mitten claims Baltimore city by not less
than 5000 majority and the state by over
10000 majority Several arrests Of al
legged repeateTs have been made.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-02
LEGISLATURE IN DOUBT.

Cincinnati Nov. 2.-The Republicans
say their state ticket viii he elected by
a large plurality, and that the legislature
Is the only thing I'm doubt They expect
To elect the li members from this county
by reduced majorities. while the Demo
Gratis claim they win carry Hamilton
county by from 10000 to 600 plurality.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-02
REPUBLICAN VOTE IN IOWA.

Des Moines, Ia, Nov. 2.-The Republi-
cans say that they can lose $4,000 votes
compared with last year. count only
$4,000 as the Democratic loss and they
will still have the $4,000 plurality claimed
by their chairman. The gold Demo-
Gratis are claiming 1900 TO 10000 votes.
The Prohibitonlsts claim 10000.
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HIS DUTy TO TELL.

Mr.. Thomas Smith. No. 20 Jenkins street,
Prov dence. II. l., says: II feel thnt II Is my
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me TO obtain relief. In fact, had given up
all hope of being cured, rs had tried many
different doctors and medicines without
benefit. Friends advised me 10 try Munyon's
Rheumatism Cure and did so, and am now
entirely we'll ~
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-02
A NOON EDITION.

Tomorrow The News will issue an Extra
edition at Noon which will contain the
latest returns from the Elections in tn =
City and state and throughout the Country
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-02

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COMPLETELY CURED.

Mr.. T.. Il. Sweet prominent butcher, No.
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There iS No Reason Why the Sick
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MICHAEL LAUGHroN's STORY.

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DINING CARS ON OGDEN ROUTE.
PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS
AND sECoND-CLASS SLEEPING CARS
Attached to all Through Trains.

Direct connection at san Francisco with Occt-
dental and Oriental and Pacific mail steamship
lines for JAPAN and CHINA Sailing dates on
al pIieation.
rope. Also JAPAN, CHINA, HONOLULU ana
AUSTRALIA, can be obtained from
J. B. KIRKLAND, Ticket Agent.
Through Ticket Once, 134 Third street, where
through tickets to all points in the Eastern
States, Canada and Europe can be obtained at
]. B. KIRKLAND, Ticket Agent
All above trains arrive at and depart from
Grand Central Station. Fifth and Irving streets
YAAIH1LL DIVISION.
Passenger Depot, foot of Jefferson street.
Leave for OSwEGO daily, except Sunday, at
7:2O a. M; 1880, 1855, 5:15, 6:2o, +%S:05 p. m.
(and IL 80 p on Saturday only, and 900 a. m
and $50 T. m on Sundays only). Arrive at
Portland daily at +6:40 and $3.50 a M; and 1:S5,
14:l5, $40 and 1855 p. m, (and 1905 a. s.15
$40 p. m. on Sundays only)-
Leave for Sheridan, week days. 1t 4:SO p. m
Arrive at Portland, $3.50 a. m.
leave for AIRLIE on Monday, Wednesday and
Friday at 9:4O a. m. Arrive at Portland, Tues
dav, Thursday and Saturday 1t S:05 p. m.
Except Sunday. ++Except Saturday.
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