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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-04-07

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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-04-07

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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-04-07

TEE Bzsx S4xFx IN the word for cuts
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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-04-07

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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-04-07

Nrx-A-Dzrke< has returned from Berhei-
FlEs traps registered h=rs one cay last
week
Le@Ise NeDouaId : AZ xork fsr D. !.
Camp
Msb<s whzzss<y Is visiting a win
Richzr1son's-
Carrie Dserinz visited Nay Cone and
E6frh Brooks recsntly.
Iii Camp = having as ho1se shizziec
HeroerS Ban = doing TIE Eork-
" H-Ricszr6son has purchased boss
ir East Brnc<6el6 and wiu more there
500 rs be = g szve soze rsrzfrir< do-e
G1y Dsrkss Is % 90 tne work-
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the O. " AIiEn farm and = moving fhers-
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Wekcoze lo5Ee Frs1Ey night for tie re-
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Gree1Eas WzrrzEted syrup q Tariff Il fails
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q z1zey rsf116sd-
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q J. Princs S1zth Rzrdolun-
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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-04-07
Randolph Foundry,

Mnnuf.s--rs-s uf he 6rsen 49, Pisxn
I'D Reuarx. SsuEe Grzrs&- Waeun and SD
Ss@,HE Trszzh8 Ws@zrng TruzEhz- ste-
CASTINGS MADE TO ORDER
Psnnine. Jusm<inx. Bad Sasizx. Shsa<kizx.
Fsumzmr. Srwuss sd Ash Lmmber. LnEhs.
So. Co., Mszldi-rz g.
a. H11nd@
- W<k Il Al kis.zs pniiiizsd- Aezz.s fa<
Aarznse sd FInkt'n HMrruws. kazlzrz. Asw-
-. Rxkes Ranrers Tw1ns. etc-
CHADWICK BROS. Proprietors-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-01
RHODE ISLAND YACHT CLUB.
Annual Meeting Field at the Narragan-
SIT Hotel.

Annual Meeting Field at the Narragan-
SIT Hotel.
1he severity Of the storm last evening
had most decided effect on the attend
ance at the meeting Of the Rhode Island
Yacht Club, -wheh was held at the Mar
rsgansstt hotel. but quite deal of busi-
ness was transacted. Mr.. Carver presid-
ed In the absence Of the president The
treasurer reported a talance Of 1913 IL in
the treasury.
The secretary's report showed that the
past season had reen "A successful one, ana
the thanks OF the racinR committee we're
extended TO Commodore Metcalf. w. 4.
Banigan, Il. j.. Sands A. II. Austin and
Henry Williams for favors received. The
union of the several yacht clubs OH Nara
Ransett bay was recommended, and IL
was urged that the Rhode Island Yacht
club take the initial steps and appoint a
committee To consider the matter.
A nominating committee was elected
as follows: Mr.. ID. M Potter. Elmer r.
Hubbard. Frank Eddy. Fred Il. Field and
DIR. k. III. Carver. This committee will
nominate officers for tito ensuing year.
The thanks Of the club were extended
, TO CoDgressner Bull and Capron for val
nable books and documents received. The
"eeting tnen adjourned to meet on Feb.
II.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-01

velocity tetwesn o'clock ard look
this morning was at the iate of ~ miles
an hour.
During the big blizzard Of March. 1883.
tho fall of snow In Providence was only
l-2 inches. although other sections OF
New England had very heavy falls Some
of tie heaviest falls I'm Providence since
1882, arc as follows: Jan. IL 1857. IL
incnes; Feb. 4, 1882. 12 inches; :, Jan. lU,
1882. 10 inches: Feb. IL. le9a 10 Inches;
Jan. 26. 1894, ii inches; Fen. l2, 1874. IL
inopes; Jan. "a. 1897, IL incass; Feb.
II, 1897. IL inches.
one result OF the storm, and perhaps the
most serious, Is the practical paraly yxatiou
OF the entire aerial fire alarm system.
Many poles are down and so many wires
are broken that until repairs are made
syery section Of tho city that depends on
the aerial system might as we'll be In the
wilds of Soituate. The Underground sys-
tenn Is right In every particular, but this
Is limited TO the center OF the city,, being
bounded by Mills street and South Main
street, as far as engine house M Z, en-
one side: Buaoon avenue and Richmond
street. rs far as the fire station. and Dean
street on the other. The tree commits
sioners, however have taken due precau-
tions for tonight and not a man will be
excused from duty, ana extra horses W Ill be
provided at hil stations and probably
something in the nature OF a patrol Will
he organized. The police Will also do
asked to keep a sharp eye omen for fires
and every effort Will be made To protect
life and property.
The many flashes seen in the air last
| night and the single blows on the lire
bells was caused by contact between tho
| fire alarm wires and other electric wires.
| and tney were general nearly all over the
| citv.
On Plainfisld street at 10 this morn.
| ing, one OF the Union Railroad Company 4
| largest srog p.olghs was held prisoner
| by the snow, but later in The day Was
shoyeled out. Bernard hackett, with a
gang Of 300Iinep, began To shovel OUT ths
tracks from the square, and the Oineyviiia
route cars will probably be running this
afternoon. according to the statement ci
M nf ger Potter.
There was "a beautiful electrical display
| In OlBeyyille square after the wires DeRal
to break, and the display was accomTaniFo
with as much noise as usually accom'
ptnies n summer thunder storm. Elec.
u.ic light, telephone, trolley AID fire alarm
wire are In "a most tangled condition ano
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-01

4. harvest of snow. 1t was dreary
sicht indeed that met the eye early this
u,or,ing and IL was not astonishing
60, ,,anv decided to remain at home,
va,nsr tban tramp through nearly loot
- a half of wet and clinging snow.
rha storm which began yestetohy
,a,r,pg was tie most severe expert
anred i'm this city since 1881, for althoue1
,hc,e was rs much snow on the Rrouhu
an Janupry 81 last year, IL came III very
d,Yarapt WY and the iDconNel'lehce 10
rcdastrians and damage To business ue-
npandi,,g mon electricity was not nearly
10 Iaayy IL was plainly evident carry
last eyening that street car 'rHVeI WIZ
nava to be abandoned withln reW houfs
unlcss there was most decided cnaneo
80 ,ha weather and as early as CLOCK
- nars we're running with extreme dlih-
orItv and anywhere from 20 minutes to
an hour behind schedule time;
90 "nu Mont long the snow fell anu lt De-
- sniidly hacked long before uayllshf,
,pd nv t;at time transportation, eitnsr
/ electricity or steam, hau piavo,.a,,y .,a,,y
! stonred. The Union Railroad ceinIany
| Iosi i,s mower ut a. ~, the main trou-
| ~, haInp tta the telegi aph and teisphnne
| ,ySres cverhead saegeu bV the Breao
! weight of tho snow ana came IN cohlhc'
vim the wires Of the rallroau COMPANY.
Tnis caused dead snort circuit e.cn
|
! result was the blowing ouV Vi
| breakers at the station. ~
| E,ror,s we're made for nm hour 20 run
| 80 but finally, IN order 20 aYold usn
| cor the power was shut OH, anu thls
morning and during the day people ha9
io walk. General Manager fo,uer M sMhlu
tbat ne could not state how soon tbe care
", ,'tc II runninp again, but he hored
,nat thi ncs " ould be in pretty goou shape
I topsfr ny.
street cars are stalled all over the city,
n IA = nnagsr Potter estimates Una. w.
! T,vean % and 40 p" tied mp on the ufut
ent li.rs. This 10 ot dus 10 the oep'" :.
| 49, %. &C ,ni, .recks so much as u
a. 20 IN. fact that thero was no power
| go =, ora stalied on Broad street, Illn
- Souare Cranston street, Broad stree .,
smith street Iockwottoi street anu sew
eral other localities. -, ,,.,
Tho tbeatre car on the ElmWoou ruuu'
mansged TO reach polnt ~ 80 H. .CV 49,
last night, at the corner OF "est riienu
stIns and Westfield streets, where ~ De
80 s,alisd TIE car contained mum
80 ~ lne,ss who could not wade through
he 4 ens W and thoy were In sore trou
"a. uttii .r .'sItsf. dicks. VINO mas
stGe NJ tbv. oIered us 'stADilsnthe
tndis 20 q ire Al d proNi ied cracker
and chess, hnd the ladies anagef Y
rass ths iims until this morning, whei
rev man. ed 81 reach tnftr homes
I'm Provicsace 1eleI hone Compan.
sufT red 10 n v, " great ,xiet' ana IN
damages. a fr ne known IL mo- ht =
s5h. UU0 huc. b. ia ., - JOS, 20 Ine % %ovin
- 4. m,rr gene, n TN N Va' thre
v,ats la-n r0tw th tn th- unter
gronnd system. w.ich pc tst q" wire
"a very er4at fxtcnt. The IN, ,rSrouu
system i all right huG IS - re'th
leading ftom it have , e suii d. upeI
intendent While SAYS G. subs,tlDei "l
H.. fortunate ~ they Ctn regain btoi>s
it.uptptisns 10 70 week ui tcn days.
1hs worse break su far hoard from
on Dexter street. Paw ucket, wheIs w
truuk lines, which connect with Nooi
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-01
Suit on a Note.

A suit for $500 has been brought by
the Old National Bank against Stephen
A. hopkins Of this city. The action is
based on promissory note for 5000 on
which Hopkins is an endorser. The
IltiDtitf claims that the ola News com
ANY, composed of Il. w. Bryant, 4. w.
Bacon and Stephen A. Hopkins drew the
note payable TO ID. Russell Brown. The
latter endorsed it TO Hopkins who in
turn endorsed it To the bank. The News
company making this note had control of
'he new spaper from July until Septem
Der last.
Ihe Nows. Publishing Co.. present pr, .
prietors of the News, nave nothing what
ever to do with this litigation, and nc
connection whatever with the note itself
or the PARTIES who mB1u Ia.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-01
MILITARY
ELECTIONS.
Lieutenant MatteSOn Was
Elected Colonel
OF THE FIRST REGIMENT.
Contests For the Other Ranks Were
Bitterly Ragld.
CAPTAIN SWEENEY REELECTED.

At the meeting OF the First Regiment,
X. !. M., Aeld at reaimsntal headquar-
ters In the Infantry hall building. last
evening, there were some important
changes made in the field officers OF the
regiment. Every officer OF the regiment
was present, oven those located in wes-
torly and Wakefield.
The election was "A very hot one and a
great deal Of feeling was manifested at
the result, but there is ground to hepe
that bettsr sentiment will prevail in
a few days, and that the regiment will
not suffer froin internal Gissenslons.
The result of the election, which was
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-01

bave vet been received from any outside
p,ipts except Pawtuoket. TODAY a lar
force Of men have been II T. WORE, but
al that can le done now Is TO Gle we
wires SIoS being = ali MAXI
the. work very bad I as tn wir's as
liable TO snap back an r-uuue alothef
tanRle.
The Narragansett Electric Lighting
Company Is all ready TO resuTe business,
but was ordered by the Mayor 10 shuu Oh
the current on account of the Preat dan
ger to human life. Some circnits were
started up this afternoon ana every enoiS
will ne made 10 see that the city Is piol-
elv liyhted, although tho city lamp ue-
partment has made preparations 10 h9he
the ! rlnoipai thoroughfares with gas
Iho Western ULion Telegraph Company
had rot n single wire working this morn
inc. due TO ths fact that many wires lead
ing ont of the city we're down ana that
tue Narragansett Electric Lighting Com
pauy could not furnish tho necessary
electric power. Shortly before O'Clock tuo
power was supplied ana cfiorts were oe-
ing mace to straighten out the breaks IN
the wires According TO an oihciai OF
the company in tie local Office there was
not much prospect OF getting any ois'
patches through today.
The Postal Telegraph CompaDy's OF o.
was IN the same dilemma until the els
trlc rower was turned on by the Narf
pansett Company. Manager Monroe ssi"
tie be kage CT tho company wires was
lrought about mainly b. other wires IA
ing on them. and the main trouble MAS
| on lower South Main street and ludla
! street He knew of no poles being down
/ so lar Had his wires been all right lie
| could have used the New YORK ana Eos-
| ron currents but about II 80 the company
! managed to get lines through To New
I NM Iltfff
The boats of the Continental Steempoat
! Con many got through all right from
! Newi,ort and Fall River, be ing only about
! lO minutes late. Capt Burton OF the
Sc iamer City Of Newport, reports tMo
loaded mud scows ashore on Sabin g ONT
/ and one light scow ashore at Bullock ;
Point. lie believes they had broken away
from the Sandlord j. Ross dredging com
The New York, New Haven and Hart
ford railroad company is all in heaps this
morning, but is doing the best 10 can
under the circumstances Ibe train whion
| should nave left here at 10 a. ~, Tor
! New York ala not leave until after
| o'clock this morning, and the train
| which left Boston shortly after III otlJck
last night arrived IN this city at afout !
"a no. tlday There mas teen no othel
trains between Prosidenco ana Bostoi
sincs that hour, and nothing whatever e
or from Ne \ e..
Inc cnmpany Is doing the best IL car
on the local traih service, Ond has an
immsnse force of men cleali Ing OF tb'
tracks. 1hs officials hers bolieys thh'
some movement OF trains can be made
this evening and that by tomorrow thing
will begin To- D.. In muon better shape
According tO tie observations OF ths
| rfty engineers office the Storm con
msucsi Jauuaty olst at a. m. aud con
teLsd With heavy snow. Al O'cloc'
ms moruiDu the amount of snow VI
frs uounu was u IA ohcs with y thsV
OF 20 luO inchrs Ihe mean direction .
! tie wind was north anu the MAXIMUM
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-01
SONS OF VETERANS.
Tenth Annual Encampment in Slo'
cum Post Hall.
Walter r. Will Jams of WoonsockeS
Elected Coltnel-The Installation

The tenth annual division encamp'
ment of the Sons OF Veterans, U. s., vas
held in Slocum Post hall today, Begin
ming at $50 O'Clock, Col. Charles W. Alb
bott, Jr., presiding, and but ia presen.,
owing to the storm. Committees were
appointed and miscellaneous business
Was sidered, after which a recess was
taken until 2 o'clock. At the afternoon
ssssion the officers reports were read ana
referred. Capt. Frank J. Clinton, on pc
halt OF his comrades, presentea = oesus
ful diamond studded past colonel Cos
Suitably inscribed. TO CoL Cnsric, W.
Abbott, Jr., who feelingly tnankea ms
associates for their handsome giit.
me following officers were eiscoso'
Colonel, Waiter a. Williams "oon
socket ,,~,-s
n.,,assat... ware also elected % the lsth
annual enrampment Of the com msnder.
I'm chief 10 To neli ~ Omaha, Net, pexe
ssnfempsr. 1he cfiicers-elect were IN
stnllsd and the stat officers were an
nounced and also installed
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-01
A Cash Discount Of I'D

pre- sided over by Brig Gen. Hiram Ken
dali. was that Lieut. Frank w. Matteson
eleeted colonel Of the regiment over
Maj. GILES W. Esterbrooks. by majority
of six woes. Lieut.. Col. Henry Is. Rose
was defeated for re-electi On by Capt
Georgs A. Fcrsythe OF Company q OF
this city on tho seventh ballot. Capt
Charles A. Ledward of Company Il OF
Westerly was unanimously elected ms or
and Maj Herbert ,. Tanner was reelected
by n majority CT six votes over Mai. Ester
brooks. After the election supp,r was
To be served AT Gelbs parlors. and the field
officers rendered an invitation TO all
present The defeated men, however, did
not care to participate, but left at once
ard repaired to the Phenix building
where the matter was discussed.
CAPT. SWEENEY RE-ELECTEr.
At the election OF Company II. Second
Regiment, last night la the Phenix build
ing. Capt. Peter Ill. sweeney was re-
elected on the third ballot, but Cot.
Moran, who presided, was compelled u
call upon the police To suppress more or
less disorder in the hall. There was, 1T IL
alleged, resort TO ballot box stuffing on
th second ballot, but the fraud was dis.
covered by resorting 70 a roll call.
Gait. Sweeney was opposed by First
Sergt Michael II. or laherty, and there
was n good Gssl of bitterness expressed
during the business, and at one time con.
fusion reigDed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-01

socket. Attleboro and other points in
Massschu sstts are all down. In this city
it is. estimated now Jnat at least 100 lines
are down, each IiLe having from three To
TOUR subscrib rs and IL is feared that later
reports will show mora lines destroyed
Poles are down on all sides ana a tangls q
IN lss OF wires Will have ID be stri ignle o /,
a a with as little delay as possblIo. ILe
principal damage in this direction in this
c ~ is OIL Potters' avenue, Teckwotton
rect and on watcbemoket square anu
Taunton avenue, East Providence.
On Olneyville square there are mass
o. telephone wires down, ana no reports
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-01
If February gives much show,
A fine harvest it doth foreshow.

The above quotation may, perhaps,
bring more or less delight TO the heart OF
the agricrlturist, but TO the city man
who had TO come down tbs street to his
business this morning. 1t does not "cut
any ice" at all. W.th no street cars run
ming, no telegraph wires working, the
local telephone service bsdly crippled and
NJ steam trains running to speak of
there is very little thought given TO line
harvest, for the only harvest IN prospect
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-01

All the News That
Is Fit to Go Into tho
Homes Is Printed in
THE NEWS.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-01
scrNr At THE JUNCTION OF BROAD wEYBossEr STREETS

present a grand sight. All along .ns
tracks from the head OF Westmins'oL
street hill are stalled cara
Jr Harry kimpall was called OUT lhoo
last evenine and was unable TO return
nome after treating his atient, SO NJ
stonded at the Plain street pulice s'ns
tion. While there, a young Inan az" .h
woman on their way home from VIC
proyiusuce Opera House came In. as tnsy
ike the doctor were unable to proceed
anv further. The woman was very much
exhausted and il was extremely iortuhaes
for ner that Dr. Kimbal was there.
An epterprisiug furniture mover nao
out n hiQ yellow sleigh OH Market square
this morning. ond afternoon, ana ne
managed to pick up nulnper oi las-
sengers who had business In or near AT
lington and otner points In Cranston.
The storm was very severe In Eau
proyidence. 1t ragged all night with
great fnry. and during pars Of the time
it rained and iroze rs fast as IL iell.
A bout IL o'clock tho telegraph wires pegan
In fall with the weight or Ice coiiscteu
unon them end as they fell upon the
wires of the fire alarm. and SGT the alarm
hell TO rattling, and the ayr was so lui Oh
electricity that it was like CONTINUOUS
flash of lightning.
Aul:45 o'cicck oifcer Comr'e uisco.-
cred a flashiof light issuing from TIE rss.'
dance of DR. l.. Ii. Cnrpenttr on Taunton
avenue and he sent u young man VINO
mad "A team, TO the ire station 20 Rivs
tne alarm. aud the officer with lhon,
n Ray and a young inau named A. IL.
t,ardiner entered the house through
win1ow which had BEEN left open by the
| family who were absent ut the time.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-01
NO 7 ICE:: .
TO THE PUBLIC

The entire FIRE AL \ X vi
SERVICE, other than those
covered 10y the following Boxes,
il out of service: IL, II, 23,
-, BE-, 46, ~, 81, Oh, ~,
I21, 122, 141, 1i2. fiG, 1t7.
iiS, i4o, 175, 231, 232, 233,
23i, .23J, 2:5G, 237, PAP, 245,
246, 2A7, 2iO, 312, 80, 3i3,
3@J.
All persons are earnestly re-
questcd 10 take every precau-
tion 60 guard against Fire, and
in case of Fire occurring in
any District not covered by
the above Boxes, notice thereof
must lie sent to the nearest
Fire Station. The Fire Alarm
j. being repaired rs rapidly az
possible, and notice will he
given 10 the public rs soon "a
IL H. again ia working order.
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS,
JOHN W. MORROW, Clerk.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-01
BLIZZARD BURIED
The CITY In SNOW.
Providence Cut off From All Out
side Communication.
HEAVIEST STORM In MORE THAN A DECADE

RAILWAY Traffic Practically Suspnded-No From
New Yok-Th This City and the Neghboring
Cities Completely Parayzed-Wres Down All over The
City and State-Eecrc Light Shut OF to Prevent Fires
Accdens-Troey Car Stalled and Women Pass:n
gers Spend Night Grocery StoreFre Alarm Sy
tenn Disarranged.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-01
SECRET EXPLODED !

over fifteen hundred empty tenements
in this city to-day why IL il? Careful
investigation reveats the fact that many
of them need inside repairs. The newly
that have received proper attention,
fair prices. During the months of Janu-
airy and February our .'Half-price Sales"
of Wall Paper viii benefit the landlords
greatly, In making their Tenements
rentable.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-10

formal dance az GzTnsl1 hall o. Saturday
evening. Nay -
M. ard Yrs. " .. Pitts isft yestsrday
a q concert touy. Thsy VII ss sAssai
from re city about one week Tas4F EEsl
stoo II ~ az Ashland
Assistant CoazrY Attorney James =
Comfy Iefc over tie Eock Island yesterday
evening for Pond Creek vhsrs &c has
ss1-s legal ouksEess 20 ztte11 -
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