The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1898-11-11

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lishment of fellowship in the faculty of
divinity-Prince George of Greece pro-
posed as commissioner general of the
powers in. .Crete-Explosion and fire
does great damage to a portion OF the
national Capitol building at Washington
Easter Burney, 6-year-old Everett.
Mass, girl, died as result of drinking
half pint OF whisky-Ex-Govern
Roswell Farnham of Vermont critically
i'll at Bradtord-Samuel Lindsay, a
negro. confesses to the murder of Lottie
Lippitt at Warwick, r. Colonel Clark
Of the Second Massach isetts openly
charges General Shafter with incom-
potency and lays blame for sufferings at
Santiago upon his shoulders-Henry
B. Hyde, the well-known life insurance
man. dying at his home in New York.
TUESDAY, NOV. s.
Four citizens of North Grafton, Mass,
had an exciting encounter with six safe
blowers, killing one and capturing two
in the postoffice-"Spike" Sullivan
finds an easy victim in Riley at Fall
River-Jacob Erwin, rich old man of
Washington, n. J., tortured by burglars
and then murdered in his home-Ar-
rest at New York of John Gibson. alleged
to have robbed Boston bookmaker at
Rigby park track near Portland, Me
Forge shop Of American ordnance COM
pany Of Lynn. Mass, damaged $4,000 by
fire, caused by oil falling on red-ho
shell-Damage done the national Capi-
tol by the explosion proves less than at
first feared-Rev. George Z. Nichols.
missing Saco pastor, found at Portland.
Me-Eighth regiment prepared to move
TO new Georgia camp-Chaplain House
reJoins Fifth Massachusetts regiment at
Camp Meade-Captain John Shuster.
former town clerk of New Haven. ar
rested, charged with manslaughter-
Mrs. Leslie Carter, the actress. files De-
,tition in bankruptcy-Dissat
expressed at the port charges now in
force at Santiago-Mr. and Mrs. Moore
indicted for attempt to blackmail Martin
Mahon in New York-Dalton select
men offer reward of $500 for any infor-
nation leading TO arrest and conviction
OF Isaac StetsOn's murderer-Peace ne
gotiations. according to schedule, will be
resumed in Paris today-Edward e.
McGrath of company E, Sixth Massa-
chusettS, died in the Framingham
(Mass) hospital Of typhoid fever-The
Barnard, Durfee, Flint, Mechanics.
Shove, Stafford. Wampanoag and Weeta-
moe mills in Fall River shut down this
week under the agreement-Dougla
Fairchild. for several years superinten-
dent of the New Haven general hospital
and later a well-known bOniface of New
Haven. is dead, aged 72-Distilling shin
Iris arrived at Bahia and joined Cap
tain Barker's squadron-American
citizen, Mr.. GOttfried, who is a merchant
at HuanChase, Peru, has presented to
the government a claim for compensation
for Outrages inflicted upon himself and
members of his family by a band Of
Peruvian marauderS-Belknap Saw
ingS bank of LacOnia, n. H.. will pay its
second dividends of 10 percent on Dec. l.
The Belknap bank went into liquidation
two years agO-Rev. Milo II. Gates. re-
Gently appointed chaplain of the Eighth
Massachusetts regiment, rejected for
physical debility. B. Potter, founder
of the Golden club, is dead-New-
foundland is increasing her exports of
minerals.
WEDNESDAY. NOV. g.
Governor Roger WOlcott reelected
governor of Massachusetts by so. 393 over
from the state to congress. John r.
Thayer in the Third, John F. Fitzgerald
in the Ninth and Henry Naphen in the
Tenth district; Republicans elected i'm
the other 10 districts; Quirk elected to
the Governors council over Holden and
Mcnamara: w. j. Donovan elected SEN
ator over Senator ROurke in the third
Suffolk district-ROOSeVelt elected
governor of New York by plurality ap-
proximating $4,000; legislature strongly
Republican; Democratic ticket in Great
er New York Postmaster
Shaw of Weymouth Centre, Mass .,
charged with embeZZling $24C0 from his
late office--Waltham aldermen pass the
Curfew order. 13 to Race troubles
lead to fatal riot attending the election
in South CarOiina-TwO cities of Mas
chuSettS-LaWTenCe and ChicOpen-
carried by Democrats, but large gains
were made in a majority of the others
by the Republicans-M Meeting of the
joint peace commission in Paris put over
from yesterday to today at the request
Of the Americans-Eighth Massachu-
setts under orders TO leave Lexington,
Ky, for Americus. Ga, Thursday morn
ing--Coroner's jury finds a verdict of
manslaUghter against two women in the
case of Harold Frederic-Death of
Max Alvary the noted tenOr-Death
of former Lieutenant Governor Weston
of Massachusetts at DaltOn-War in
vestigating commission holds an even
ing session: General Dodge says he can
see the end Of the long investigation
Counsel for Isabella A. Marsh and Will
lam c. Bussell plead for Communication
of death sentence at Montpelier, Vt
Store in Enfield. Mass, containing the
postoffice. robbed of 5000 by wrecking the
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