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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-10-08
W celu poparcia strajker6w.

Jutro po poiudniu godz. 2& cd.
bedzie sic konferenoya robotnik6w W
hall zwiazkow budowniozych pm. 1877
Washington str. Zwoiuje ia Chas.
Dold, prezydent "Illinois Federation
of Labor. Opr6cz delegatow tel or.
ganizacyi, zaproszeni So ma nia urze.
dnicy r6znych towarzystw do orgs.
Dizacyi nalezacych, celem zastano.
wienis sic mad tenn, W jaki sposob
mosnaby prsyjsd pomoca goruikom
strajkujacym W Pana, Ill. - Dold
ma zlozyc rapport o wyniku sledztwa
zsrzadzonego W Paua prezydent
organizaoyi "Mine Workers Ass.",
M. D. Ratchford, ma prosic obecnych
o materyalne moralne poparcis
strajker6w.
Podejrzany polar.
Ispektor stray ogniowej Conway
i kilku policyant6w ze stacyi Lawn.
dale Sledza przyczyne taiemniczego
posaru, kt6ry wczoraj wybuchl W
dwupietrowym domu ma rogu Homan
ave. % ulicy, nalezacym do Juliusa
Mack. Pozar ten zrzadzii szkode ma
$500, pokryts ubezpieczeniem. Dom
ten bys cd dluzszego czasu niezamie.
szkany, wczoraj nagle powstsi W
MIN pozar, chooiaz mkt sasiadow
ME widzial, by kto wchodail do ME.
60. Straz ogniowa znalazls " kilku
pokojach szmaty swilaone nafts,
nadto soiany rowniea nafta oblsne.
Falszywe oskarzenie.
Me de- sic zaprzeczy6, ze " M.
szem mieacie ME ma porzadku prey
wywo1eniu smieci, 20 W zaulkaoh
skrzynie nieraz przez kilka dni "a.
pelnione So odpadkami ouchnsoemi.
Winni temu giownis superintendent.
ci wardowi. W czasie nieobecnosci
burmistrzs nsdohodziiy stossmi skar.
gi obywateli ma to stosunki do urss.
du budowy. Ale niektore gszety re-.
publikahskie (za republikahskiej ad.
miuistracyi jeszcze byio gorzejD
przesadzaja " swyoh opisach, by
m6dz lsy6 zarzad demokrstyozny.
Jedna Mich kasala odfotografowat
taxa skrzynie straszliwie przepeinio-.
na W "a wardzie. Burmistrz powro-.
oiwszy, choiai sic dowiedzie6 ozegos
bliaszego tel skrzyni. Ot6s dowie.
dziai sic - ma podstawie zeznah O.
bywateli mieszkajacych W owej oko.
licy, - il skr.yuia ta wlasnje rano
zosta}a wypr6znions apo poludniu
przez reporterow owej gazety zapel.
nioua smieciami papierem, . potem
odfotografowana. Najzabawniejsza
zas rzecza jest, ze superintendent
wardowym tam wlasnie jest E. Al
den, mianowany przez komisya slut'
by cywilnei, zawziety republikanin,
- czem pewnie ci reportsrsy ME
wiedzieli.
BaRkructW0.
Exaldermsn J. L. Campbell uwia.
domis wczorsj sad zwiszkowy swej
upadiosci. Passywa jego wynosza
100000. Campbell pobudowsl " IL
wardzie, kt6rej przez kilks lat byi
aldermanem, kilka dom6w. Jedna.
kcwoz spekulacya ia ME powiodla sic
nastapiso bankructwo. Gl6wnymi
wierzycielami Campbella So G. Lob.
mann & Sons, IS, 800; Chicago Trust
6 Savings Bank, $2,350 National
Dbl e h6:l-..l->. 40 ON
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-10-08
Przeglad polityki
miedzynarOdOWej.
CHICAGO, s Pazdzier. '9S.

Car rosyjski pomimo. swego
pokoiowego manifestu, zbroi
sic gwaitownie ma ladzie i
morzu, chcsc bye gotowym ma
przypadek wojny. Me mniej,
nia cztery wielkie okrety wo-
ienne 40 torpedowc6w snaj.
duje sic obecnie we fabrykach
okrstowych, gdzie pracuja mad
ich wyko6czeniem dzie6 i noe.
Car CO tydzie6 uczestniczy W
manewrach morskich pod O.
dess, Kronsztadem i gdziein-
dziej. Powolano pod brof 2oo,-
900 swieaego wojska ladowe-
go. Wzmacnia sic zalogi we
wschodniei Syberyi, mad gra.
mica prusks, oraz W Polsce.
Francya, podeimujsc sic
posrednictwa pomiedzy Hisz-
panis a Stanami Zjednoczony-
mi, miala ma wzglsdzie opr6cz
misyi pokojowej takae pobud-
ki natury realniejszej. Hisz-
pania jest bardzo zadluzona
we Francyi, chodziao wiec o
ratowanie dluznika. Obecnie
So tez we Francyi bardzo ME-
zadowoleni z zamiar6w ame-
rykaGskich CO do archipelago
flipi6skiego j pragns przesz-
kodzie przylsczeniu wyspy
Luzon do Stan6w Zjednoczo.
nych. Wiekszose prasy fran.
cuzkiej ME tai swej niecheci
dla Ameryki p6}nocnej. W o.
bee tego prswdopodobnie Rad
francuzki bedzie usilowal pod.
czas konferencyi paryzkiej
wplynse ma bieg rokowa1 i
poprzet protest Hiszpanii -
z jakim skutkiem, trudno
przewidziec. W Westinghouse
przewidujs mozliwe trudnosci,
gdyby miano doswiadczenie
obecne W chwili podpisania
preliminarza pokoju, nigdyby
mozeby ME zgodzono sig ma
przeniesienie rokowah estate.
eznych do Europy.
W programme podr6sy cesa.
RIA Wilhelma do Jezorolimy
nastspi pewna zmiana. Po-
Swiecenie kosciola W Jerozoli.
mie odbyc sic mialo Is Paz-
dziernika, poniewaz jednak
budowa jego bsdzie sko6czo.
na dopiero W ko6cu Pazdzier.
nika lub ma poczstku Listopa.
da, wisc tes i wYjazd parry ce.
sarskiej sig op6zni. Wedle maj.
nowszych postanowie6, wyjazd
z Weneeyi nastspi dopiere W
polowie Pazdziernika. Sultan
turecki przygotowuje gosciom
niemieckim nader serdeczne
przyjecie. Ma jego rozkaz po-
tworzyly sic W Beyrucie i Da-
maszku osobne komitety uro.
czystosciowe, kt6re pracujs
bardzo gorsczkowo. Najswiez-
sly zas telegram z Carogrodu
donosi, ae eskadra turecka,
zlozona dw6ch korwet i
yachtu sulta6skiego, uda sic
do Dardaneli na powitanie
pielgrzymki jerozolimskiej,
kt6rej towarzyszye bsdzie az
do Carogrodu. Me mniejsze
przygotowania czynia SIG W
samej Jerozolimie, a Niemcy
tamtejsi dok}adajs wszelkich
sil, aby parze cesarskiej pobyt
W Ziemi swistej jak najwiscej
uprzyiemnic.
Jak szybkim krokiem pods'
Ia Europa do reakcyi, maj.
swiezszym tego dowodem ar
tykul niemieckiej monarchij-
skiei gazety "Tageblatt" ,ktora
gniewajsc sic, ze morderca ce.
sarzowei Elzbiety ME moze
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-10-08

" Minnesota, por6wnuje po-
stepowanie Amerykan6w z
Indyanami re zachowywaniem
sic Hiszpan6w wobec KRAKOW.
COW ma Filipinach oswald.
cza, ze por6wnanie to pod Ia
dnym wzgledem ME wypada
ma korzySd Stan6w Zjednoczo-
nych.
PARYz, Sgo Pazdziernika.-
Wsp6lna sesya komisyi poko.
ju trwala przez cztery godziny,
poczem odroczono ia do przy.
szlego Wtorku. Obie strony
sformulowa1y g36wne punkta
zawrzec sic majacego traktatu,
kt6re majs bye poddane dy.
skusyi. W przyjstym progra'
mie obrad kwestya Filipin ME
znajduje sic ma pierwszem
miejscu.
Podobno otrzymali komisa-
RE ameryka1scy instrukcye,
azeby asdali koniecznie odsts'
pienia Stanom Zjednoczonym
wyspy Luzon z Manila i Ego.
dzenia sic Hiszpanii ma oglo.
szenie niepodleglosci reszty
wysp. Komisarze hiszpa1scy
So gotowi odstspit wyspe Lu'
zon pod warunkiem, ae Stany
Zjednoczone przyjma caly
dug filipi6ski, natomiast o
zrzeczeniu sic w}adzy ma in
nych wyspach ME chcs sau'
chae.
General Merritt jest tego
zdania, ze Gala grupa wysp
Filipinskich powinna precise
ma wlasnosc Stan6w Zjedno.
czonych.
MANzAN1LLo, 8 Pazdz. -
Dzie6 wczorajszy zostanie ma
d}ugo W pamieci mieszka1c6w
Manzanillo. 0 malo co ME
przysz}o do bitwy miedzy
wojskiem hiszpa6skiem, stanc
wiscem garnizon miasta, a cd.
dziaiem pnlkownika Bay, kt6
ry przyby} ze Santiago, azeby
zajac Manzanillo.
HAVANA, s Pazdziernika. -
Miejscem przeznaczonem ma
ob6z dla amerykadskiej armii
okupacyjnej jest wielki plac
ma wsch6d Cd Moro Castle,
pomiedzy Cabanas a Cojimar.
Jestto miejsce ch}odne / zdro-
we.
Miedzy cywilnym guberna'
torem wyspy a mayorem mia
sta wynikly nieporozumienia,
kt6re zako6czy}y sic odwo1a-
MEM rozkazu gubernatora.
Kuba1czycy W miescie ma
.prowincyi tracs zaufanie do
Amerykan6w i niezadowolenie
ich z polityki Stan6w Zjedno-
czonych coraz stale sic wido-
czniejsze.
CANEA, Sgo Pazdziernika.-
Izmail Bey, cywilny guberna'
tor Krety, zwolal wybitnych
mahometadskich obywateli i
oswiadczy1 i'm, ze stosownie do
zadania Anglll, Rosy, Francyl
i W4och postanowi} sultan wy.
cofac wojska tureckie wYspy.
YOKOHAMA, 8 Pazdziern. -
Ola strzezenia swych interes6w
W Chinach, wysela Rad ia.
po6ski diva krazowniki ma wo.
dy chi6skie.
BERLIN, 8 Pazdziernika. -
Rad niemiecki przyja1 zapro-
szenie rzadu wloskiego ma kon.
ferencya, majsca ma celu poro.
zumienie sic mocarstw W celu
zwalczania anarchizmu.
PARYz, 8 Pazdziernika. -
Ksiaze Victor Napoleon zrzekl
sic pretensyi do tronu francu-
zkiego ma rzecz brata, ksiscia
Ludwika, kt6ry sluzy W armii
rosyjskiej i cieszy sic wielkimi
-o-1,J,ooi Jroru ,,atonnb,,r
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-08
Those at SacO Will Con-
tinue the Battle.
THE SENTIMENT is SOLID.
Business Men Fear a Continuation
OF the Struggle.
MANY WORKERS LEAVING TOWN

saco. Me-, March s.-The 1900 opera
tives in the York cloth mills who went
out on strike eight weeks ago are more
determined than ever to continue the
labor war. Notwithstanding that the tex
tile workers In the Biddeford mills re-
turned 10 work under a cutdown yester-
: day morning.
A big meeting was held Monday after
noon TO discuss the situation and learn
the sentiment In regard to going back
IL the mill gates should be opened next
Monday. Nelson Larrabee, who had
just returned from tour of the New
England cities after funds to carry on the
fight here. presided. He condemned the
action OF the Bddeford operatives in re-
turning TO their looms. and he said that
he was confident that had they stayed
out a few weeks longer they would have
won. In every city he had visited, labor
men had expressed sympathy for York
operatives and pledged various amounts
TO help continue the battle.
He requested all who were In favor of
going back TO work under a reduction of
wages 10 stand up. No one In the hall
responded. 'All who are In favor OF re-
naming out until next January. IL the
mill management do not restore the
wages. Will now stand up" said the
speaker. Instantly every man and
woman in the hall stood on their feet.
After the meeting the operatives gath
cred In groups on the streets and in most
vigorous terms declared that they would
never return To work under a cutdown
Many are leaving the town daily, and
others will do 40 as soon as they can get
L..
situation is most serious. and business
men fear that il will be many m nths
before the strike is ended, unless tn cor
poration officials make some conces-
sions to the strikers. Although there are
many rumors to the effect that the gates
will open next Monday, none Of them can
be verified
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-08

minute, she said, and never can work
after Thursday OF each week, as l am
completely dragged out" Continuing.
witness alleged that no mercy was
shown by the manufacturers, and the
overseers are especially tyrannicaI.
There are three overseers walking
around In the room continually. and n
loom stops they say TO the operative:
IF you can't keep IL running get out"
Witness said she frequently saw women.
faint coming out OF the mills. Annie
Harvey. from an experience Of 30 years
In cotton mill. found that after o. clock
each day she was completely exhausted.
Annie Sims OF New Bedford told the
committee that the excessive heat of
the mills In that section was fearful
For IL years no change for the better has
been made by the employers. she said.
Nellie Fleming. an operative OF Law
renee, complained to the committee. AL
though the present law compels manu-
facturers to provide seats for the
women. they put the chairs away SO far
that the women cannot reach them
When the women were caught irving 20
get ventilation the superintendents
nailed the windows down. Shorter hours
or better enforcement OF the present
laws was what witness asked for.
The committee on public health hes
reported mo legislation necessary on
the report OF the state board of registra-
ton in medicine. which contained the
bill so bitterly opposed by Christian
scientists. mind healers. spiritualists,
etc.
The committee on the judiciary re-
ported bill to require adequate notice
OF all foreclosures OF mortgages a bill
making officials liable for debts con-
tracted before the original capital is
paid In. and one providing that married
business women doing business on their
own account shall register with the city
or town clerk their name and address
and nature OF their business.
The committee on prisons reported
reference TO the next general court on
several propositions for the state con-
troll OF county prisons.
The committee on railroads reported
n bill for the calling OF inquests In case
OF death by railroad accident.
Leave To withdraw was reported by
the committee on judiciary on the pc
tition for legislation allowing athletic
and sparring exhibitions by Incorporated
clubs which own or have lease o. their
club house.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-08
GENERAL COURT.
Hearing on Nine Hours Day Attended
by Female Operatives.


by Female Operatives.
Boston. March S.--Leave to withdraw
vas reported to the senate on the pc
t.tion Of Torrey L. Wardner for legisla-
tion TO establish municipal gas and cleo
tric plants without purchase or patron
oSe of existing plants. and for a more
equitable price tor private plants; of the
mayor OF Brockton, for extension of cleo
trlc plants. and of M. T. Edgar for l.
vision OF Norfolk county into judic al
districts.
In the house leave to withdraw was
reported on the bill for licensing bar
bers, and for Scent fares on the Lowell,
Lawrence and Hayerhill street railway.
feature OF the hearing on the nine
hours bin was that those present were
almost entirely women from the mills Ia
Lowell, Fall River, New Bedford and
Lawrence. Mrs. Pickering said that the
work day is now more than human ma
ture could stand. Women operatives in
the mills of New Bedford work IS hours
q week in temperature o. 30 degrees
steam heat. we follow from six TO
eight looms at speed ,of lt0 picks a
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-08
TIE new ENGLAND R. R. co
Passenger Train Service. Weak Days,

Passenger Train Service. Weak Days,
Corrected 10 Oct. IL. 1897.
Trains leave PROVIDENCE as follows:
For BosToN-e:s5 1855 a. m. RETURN,
wALPoLE % Is. ii 81 a. IN.
MILFoRD--e:25, il SO a. m. 5 rs o. m.
ARLINGTON--Fl2 O5. vs. :35. 6:30.p. m.
WEST ARLINGTON = Fl2:o5 f5:3a Fe:D
KNiGHTsvILLE-Fi2:OS :OS. F5:sA ESQ., '-Fiiao
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WAsH!NGTQN-St0 9:OS a. m. oS. 4:sa
cRkNsToS, Ss SS, 'l, dS,KnaWNPa5io ;ili NJ P r. 90,
1905, 20 5;S5, 9 80 7:iS, ,.ll 10 p: m
PoNTIAC.FS;4o,o m. Fl2oa' 6:a5' $50
ARCTIC AND ) ioi,TTilDNICK-s:o i,Ti q. m. 1905.
420 5 30, o::O, F7:l5, +.ll: 10
ANTHONY. .e:4o, eo0 a. m. 1905. I:2o. s:sA
coHfNFRY, edNfi1'n GREENE, OF c %oNEco, s6osur.
PLAINkIEBD-6:4O 9:O5 n. m. $:2u, 7:l5
Plsinaeid Ihf fof Il New y York @ train connects ~
sFMMEFgtS FNR4F CRY e GASTRRsURR Fl R ss sooTnANn 3
VERsAiLEs, BALTIC, soUTH WIND
HAM-d:t0, 90a a. IN. 4:@, 7:l5 y: m.
wILLIMANTlC-6ao s'OS a IN t2a 7B
HARTFoRD-e:ao, e:O5 a. m. 40 7:i5 p m
FISHKILL & NENBuRG-9O5 n. IN.
N3TTEERliBHuTRIRY NN3oTTERBuRRY pSNsuRYSSOe5 fSo p - 40 P @ m
CHiceASos ANp NJ pII TIE > WEST s VIA NEwBuRc
PASCoAG AND DINTERMEDIATE STATIONS
EXCEPT FIELDS STATIoN-6:45, $50
A. IL. 6 :35 and .l0:l5 u. m.
FIELDs sTATIoN-Fda6' F9 80 g. m. Ft:la
f6 :3) p. m.
Leave Pascoae at 5:25 s;2s a. NJ. lasa<
b.25 and sts % y. m.
Trains leave and arrive Boston, Old Colony
station. Plymouth Div, -. u, n. *. ~ u
r. r., Knseland street.
saturdays only 3 3 sSBcocR. st2Be oS H's;c' g 4
j. y. KING. supL
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-08
Another God 81. Ike.

Seattle, WASH, March s.-Thomas FL
lott, recent arrival from Dawson CITY
says when he reached Big salmon riy r
gold strike nafe oh the Bic Salmon. a
half-b eed connected with the mCuntei
'"ii"', sank threo holes il ieerent rsrt
Of the river bar and dirt averaged $3.50 p 2
pan.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-08
Judgment For SIS.

Edgar A. Rogers was given Judgment for s5s
and costs against DIR. Edward NJ Lane OF
Pawtucket YESTERDAY by default Joseph
Osfeld, Jr.. counsel for Or. Lane withdrew
his appearance. The suit was to recover bal.
ance due on book account
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-08

Westbrook, March s-King s. Ray
mond, citizen Democratic candidate for
mayor. was elected by Ill majority over
Francis Il. Cloudman, the Republican
nominee and present incumbent OF the
office. The board OF aldermen is made
up OF eight citizens and five Republicans
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-08

Bath. March s.-Joseph Torrey tDem.)
was elected mayor by two majority over
DIR. Webber. The Democrats elected
three aldermen and the Republicans
three. The seventh alderman will be
chosen at special election. The Re
publicans have a majority OF the coun-
cilmen.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-08
Everybody sayt No.

C1scarets Candy Cathartic, the most won
aerful medical disco cry Of the age, peaJ.
ant and refreshing TO the taste, act gently
and positively on kidneys, liver and bowels,
cleansing the entire system. dispel colds,
cure headache, fever, habitual constipation
and biliousness. Please buy and try box
of c. &. G. to-day; 10, ~, 20 cents. Sold aud
guaranteed 10 cure BY al. druggists.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-08

NEE YORK, NEW HAYBH AND
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
OLD COLONY SYSTEM.
Zine tables giving fall inforna atioa
a. 10 local sad through train ssrvics
may bs eotained at Preyiisbes bta.
tion Asd stations below.
TRAIN SERVICE FROH PROVIDENCE.

Corrected TO February 28fh 1924
ROSTON S5:p s:so oe, soe 90.
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sSsist 500 sis % 80 ' size Ns s5 sls s:ls a. a M m 'sS
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LYMOUTH-6.4 40 a. m: i2:l 80 D. -
Points on Cape Cod-6:4O a. M: f2:1 Sea
D. m Suniavs--6 40 a. m.
MA U KET...e 40 m.
sTONINGTON DIVISION.
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-08

candidate for mayor, DIR. w. +. Cleve-
land. was de feated for mayor by General
Levitt (CitD by 164 majority. DIR. T.. NJ
Small was elected city clerk by the sama
majority. The city council stands Ave
citizens and three Republicans.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-08

Augusta. March s.--There was prac-
tically no opposition TO the Republican
ticket in Hallowell, Mayor Stafford being
reelected.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-08

Tngrahan Dem). 2693; scattering. 265.
Portland voted overwhelmingly in favor
OF the annexation OF Deering. the total
being 4l37 for 10 1871 against.
saco March s.-The Democrats elected
their candidate for mayor and carried
five out OF the seven wards. The city
has only twice before i'm a quarter Of a
century been carried by the Democrats.
The majority OF Samuel l.. Lord for
mayor is 1S5 over ex-Mayor James o.
Bradbury.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-08

Portland. March S.--Charles s. Ran
eau O'cn) v'2s elected mayor by e46 ma
icr'ty, 2 gain of 27S over last year. the
veto st1reing: Portland. 3604shrdluuu
vote sta ~'i~~' 1ardall 360i; Darius II .
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-08

Professional and business mon buy season
ticket-thrce months $1,000; one month
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-08

Rockla nd. March 8.-Annexation was
the chief election issue in Deering. and
the proposition was defeated by the
narrow margin of Sc majority. Augr7-
tus F. Moultcl tRep) was elected mayer
over Luther b. Roberts CDem) by vo e
OF S69 to 593. The board of aldermen
stands eight Republicans to two Demo
Gratis.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-08
TO CURE a CoLDIN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Rtomo Qaiaine Tab cts. All drug
fists refund ;he money II ufais to cure. zoe
1he genuine has T.. r. O. On each tablet
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-08
Trains Leave Oakland Beach:

For Providence IN, 6;57 a. m, 7;57 a. m-
9:57 amp 1857 a. M, 1881 p. M, 2;57 p. m,
4:57 p. M. 6;57 p. m, 9:57 pm.
II tSUNDAYS-8;57 a. M, 1857 y. m, 4:57 pm.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-08
Democratic Candidates Escape Fate OF
Previous Years.

Rockland. March s.-Albert w. Butler,
Republican candidate for mayor, was
elected by a majority of so over A. A.
Beaton, the citizens candidate The
Republicans have elected four aldermen
and the citizens three. while the common
council stands 10 to IL in favor of the
Republicans.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-08
SnIendid Carriage and Bicycle Road.

Trains Leave Providence:
Foroakland Beach -6;2O a M, 800 a. M, 1920
am, 1920 p. m, 2;20 p. my 4:20 p m
5:20p. M, 620 pm, 7:20p. m, ll:20 p. m
SUNDAYS-8:20 a. m. 1920 p, m, 4:20 D. IN
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-08-19
"sTIckERs" FOR KAISER
Freebooter Pieroy Fat Them at
TodaY's Meeting.

Freebooter Frank Piercy proposes to
call down his personal and political friend
John G. Kaiser. at the meeting Of the
Board this afternoon. Mr. Kaiser is SUI
.perinteHdent Of the southern section Of
the Boulevard. Freebooter Pierey, while
walking along the Boulevard, discovered
an extensive growth of rank weeds right
on the sidewalk on either side Of the iag-
ging. and Will demand that Superintendent
Kaiser be required to rise and explain
Why it is permitted. The weeds bear the
kin of fruit known as .stiekers,7 because
they AVE tentacles which enable them
to hold fast to anything they strike.
The mischievous urchins In the neigh
borhoed gather a supply Of stickers and
throw them at passing bicyclists to the
great amusement of the urchins and cor
responding annoyance of the victims
Freeh0lder Piercy will call particular at
tention to the stretch between Fitzpatrick
street and Grant avenue, in Greenville,
which, he says has a specially luxuriant
growth of the weeds.