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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-11-09

The returns from the country at
large furnish ground for mixed rehec-
tions Roosevelt is elected governor of
New York. which is a splendid thing
But Crokerism is predominant i'm New
York county quite as clearly as in New
York city as is demonstrated by the re-
suit OF the judicial contest and the
turning down of an upright Judge"
supported by what some folks are pleas
ed to classify as the better element
i'm favor of Tammany discovery. New
York city and county, too, return DEM
ocratic. free silver Congressman in
place Of sound money Republicans,
which is particularly unfortunate even
for an off year. The results the Con-
gress elections through the country at
large are not yet determinable. 1t is
clear that there have been Democratic
gains This was to be expected. But so
far as heard from these gains appear
to be chiefly only a Democratic restora-
ton I'm districts that were carried by
the Republicans in the overturn by the
sound money campaign Of 1896 1t seems
likely that changes in normal Republi-
can strongholds are few and that
sound money and administration ma
iority i'm the House of Representatives
of the Fifty-sixth Congress will still be
maintained. while the assurance OF a
Republican Senator from New York
makes the outlook bright for the next
two years of the Mckinley administra-
finn
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-11-09

Equally significant ana far mors in
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-11-09

interest in the problems of our national
destiny and football may be renewed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-11-09

Here's hoping that Billee Bakers
head doesn't push through the city
Hall ceiling.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-11-09

Mr.. Richard Croker finds that ante
election confidence doesn't warm over
nicely for breakfast this morning.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-11-09

And p. j. Mccarthy also ran.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-11-09

Only forty years old and Governor Of
New York! With such start, who says
Teddy Roosevelt won't be President
some day?
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-11-09

after San Juan. Albany was easy
Roosevelt.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-11-09

The Annexed district is a banner Goo
Goo locality, too.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-13

The Tweniy-second ward had an
outing yesterday at shair. anu no
people thus FAR seemed 60 have rIi
more pleasure out ~ tho day chan
they Before going. blih 81 literary
program and also competitive exercises
were provided. but the former was not
rendered. In tho competition much
m.rih and rUfhuuiHm NHH evoked, nn j
prIz.H awarded aH f'llYwti
~ Mra. Dixon. who has remained q
widow Toe longest and has Imported
hrref md family dress pattern
was given.
r. N. oiiost c1uni, present. Mr. and
Mrs james solomon. q H.t ~ cups anl
Hhur0rs was prcHentei.
Miss Lees. 20 yoara W lre, sang tho
most entrriIlningly AMI WIS ElV.n 20
pair n Hiik miiia The competition
was open io persDnH over hfiy years ~
Mrs. Nellie Druco Purncy was
awarded prign ~ an ox.diz.i silver
pin holder Tor being the most popular
lady present. and SD Nr Henry Gard
nrr was presented Japanese watch
chain for being the moot popular gem
tlrmtu present
The most graceful dancers were Mt.
and Mrs John tneH. who danced a
quhdrllle very accepiahly ana were
given onn-half dozen nne hanukcr.
chiefs
The prize 90 the gentleman who has
never used tobacco in any form was
awarded 90 Mr.. James Silnm %. WA ls
now 81 years old. Aside from these OK
rrcisfH, boating and bathing occupied
the time. about 100 INDUCING 10 che
last named pasiimc.
IN the evening dancing and music
H. a. Ha.|H b .sH
1900 present. and uil seemed Go enjoy
thfmsolves vrry much Indeed
Today the bingham people In quite
large numbers went out. ana these
added 90 the regular Saturday crowd.
madu.thr attendance larger thin usual
on Saturday. u is learned chat the
day proved very enjoyable.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-13
CHILDREN AT LAGOON.


Prof stephens and his little sweet
singers were yesterday In full possess
sion at Lagoon, Hon show and all
Thousands visited the resort during the
day. the trains coming In to Salt Lake
last night being "hummrrs" The last
train, which icft the resort at II
o'clock. was composed Of sixteen load
cd ears, drawn by tho biz new engine.
II was u me train aud made good
run
During the early evening the little
ONES followed the professors baton
through several patriotic and other Sc
lcctlona, which were rapturuuHly re-
crivvd hy the people who wanted more.
Tho resort N pof.uysB crowded with
ilne attractions this week. and they arc
drawing Immense crowds every day.
People nfr given good deal " nmuHc-
mont Tor little money, no extra charge
being made for any ~ the special az.
fractions, ana the management u thr
r,eoH deserve thu success with which
their Efforts are rewarded.
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DEATH or A DRUGGIST.


charles g. sykes. a drug clerk ein-
ployed by the Noldon-JudHon company
ended his NE last evening by taking Z"
large dose VI morphine For some
time past h. had been % hard drink =
and was given to frequent spells OF
d,spondcncy. Yesterday d. had one OF
tbsso and went Co bis home. 1888 Second
street retired To- hlH room and went Go
his slp.i-a sleep Whi'h 81 was Hll'i
words discovered hod no earthly
awakening he was found ln state
nf coma aud % physician was sent for.
An the r,storntiyeH known 20 the modi-
rnl profession were resortcd 10 Ia vain
aud ut O'Clock last night h. died.
THE deceased leaves wife and an
adopted child iic wa % years Of age
and came here from Montana ten years
ugo. The funeral win be hold from
10. family residence tomorrow nt 90
%, m. under the auspices Of the Drug
giHta' association.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-13

German Meeting IN The Assembly hall ~
" o'clock noon.
Scandinavian Meeting IN the Assembly
Hall At tOa.m.
Home missionaries In the city wards
tomorrow evening.
The News IL requested TO publish the
following. Id,
The Fourth quorum ~ seventy VIII
meet on Monday evening 80 O'Clock ~
ihr Twunty-nHt ward meeting house
The Twoniy-nrat quorum " Elders
vii Inject Ion the Nineteenth ward meet
inF house on Monday cvonlE next al
q o'clock
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-13

save your money and whoa You re'
n Dollar. dopoHli % with u Iu SAVINGS
Rank a Trust Co, I, o, Main ~ Ihg
Oncers and Directors ares Will1td
woodruff. PRECEDENT. George q Can
non. Vice Presidents ug1rHe " Can
nou' cashier. Joseph " smith. i.Htpnx1
Pnow. r. q. W,hher. iiobur J. Grant
James Jack. Ffsurls NJ Lyman. An-
gun N. Cannon. GEORGE Nsynblia. ~.
n Ctaws0n T.. John Nuitali.
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nnnrc1IoN nr INIrnrar

Salt Lake city Utah.
August Ord. 1895
The undersigned hereby gives notice
that II WILL IN october let 1928. fe.
duce the Interest ON SAVINGS deposits
90 four Pet cont per nnnum, payable
quarter yearly ..
IION'g SAVINGS BANK AND
TRUST COMPANY,
], . and o Main street, salt Lax. CRY
Utah
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State Tra,urer', Repor,.

The following IN the statement OF ~.
oclpta and disbursements made b,
state Treasurer Chapman Tor July!
July collections D.. .tl5.itt.tl
Balance uu hand June
90. 1895 90. o.. o., b.. 52.eis,H
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-13
DESERE7 EVENING NEWS.
Friday. August ~ 1905
RELIGIOUS SERVICES.

Regular services OF the church o.
teets Christ Of LattUr-day Saints VIII
be- held tomorrow NJ o'clock In the
tabernacle: sunday schools IN the
various wards nt 10 am. aud mcctnFi
In the city ward assembly rooms anu
adfageut xynfda nu follows.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-13

CITIZENS COAL COMPANY.
o. west Second South. Tel. o.
w. J. Wolatcnh0lme. T. H. ENurbcek.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-13

The Bon Ton ward " the city Will
cat. drink and be- merry at s,liair Mon-
day. the 18th.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-13

Ladies' siseyeisss Nsst. ut =. c'm'i
Only 10 cents during this week n SUM
mcr Clearing sale. Aug. 10 20 20.
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UTAH COAL.

Castle Gate and Winter quarters.
Lump Nut and Slack
Anthracite. an sizes 800 until scptem'
hor tHt.
u. \. SHARP. Agent.
70 So Main H. Telephone 90.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-13

Your ogden friends VIII BE- ihcrc.
See pianka. the Lady Of Lions, aud
Her wonderful performance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-13
HIpAIHfNu.
AroRrrir or sioo.

PROF. g. ". wynn 4. MEETING WITH
and uruuc deposition all over tho Unltni
statoa, lie u lQualod ~ present at ruums
glis2i2 Harmon block MI Whu arc troubled
tovrr should not neglect tho opportunity 81
calling ON Prof Wynn, Ia all eases whrru
he guarantees n rufu, he viii forfeit tifu TO
the patient ~ event 10 failing a. eject it
Diseases 81 Tho eye, ear nose throat and
lung ., nnd female complaints are absolutely
aud permanently cured ~ Prof Wynn.
Consultation and examination ffvo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-13
A NV now, INprsrn,.

UTAH PEOPLE GENERALLY Will M
Interested Ia the fact that the Utah iiuhber
aud Manufacturing Go are established 40 ~
and a superintendent " many Year, vNpuf
lcnro IN the mnuuinctufu ~ packiuFs, 20
make 70 order all tls,s"l Eash.i, plain nnd
dealers la gauge glasses. waste, hemp.
square nnN. graphite. bolt dressing. Jenkins
guaranteed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-13

Last train Tor Lagoon, $3.50 y. On,
Mile piuullas lion rVhihtiun 4 and g;li
pm, daily. Numerous other attruc,
tious,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-13

The Thirteenth ward people have q
Grand time Monday,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-13

Fathers mothers. sons ana dhufh-
tiers, friends and friends friends N tho
Thirteenth ward will be- al saltalr Mon
day. 10th.
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coat DI.NLERs.
wIIII's.

sALr LAKE COAL COMPANY. rllEp
Simon, MANAGER, 10 MHin street Tho
white Ash" coal, aud all uihers
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-13

Annual summer Clearance sale of
Dry Goods week commencing Monday
Aug 40.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-13

j. JEPPFRsoN. Is w. SOUTH TFMPLF
street a " kinds of sen gior work nnu.y exc
Cutel Prices reasonable
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-13
s,it aud Mail ,louns,. .nd Hat.

One-ihlrd on Regular Prices fnr these
Chlldren's Goods. white and culorcd all
this Bargain Week
The GREAT risuLa
and her performing Hons
only one sunday nt
Lagoon-t.ngoon- Lagoon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-13
ruorooR,rus.

BEsT CABINET PHOTOS u PR nOL.
IN order tu advertise our New rarlurs w
will mako brst cabinet Photographs tor y
second south
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-13

FlRA =. MARTIN MAKES on
repair an kinds ~ Whlp work l.afhos lOe
10 ZOO q iouti % south Wusi tumple
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wt,rnnN IuNK AM MITAL YAhp.

COMMERCIAL MILL \ BuLDISo 90.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-13

DEALERS IN RAGS. SCRAP IRON. nur-
tiles, metals and rubhofs best market prices
paid. carload luts specially, ~ south
htato street salt Lake city, Utah
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And avail themselves OF tho uu-
tquallrd bargains there during the
week commencing Aug H.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-13

HOLT HROs. PROPS, le5 WEST SOUTH
Tomnlo 1ol IN Bood rlFs aud prumpt
service Reasonable rates for boarding
lufsus
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-13

MACuiNisrs REPAnlA WORK noNE
on inNcutiuus speciality at the Washing
ton Works 'sai state street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-13

!. I. flhwiinA q " iiurd.
;, u Thurman. y A. ModFwood
hAwhn- Thurman. nurd 4 wudgwood
ArTonaINs-Ar Law
Crlees. Uoonor buildings Lake CITY. Utah
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saitair.

summer ,lo'r,nc" sale At :. q, Mt
summer ti'pr,nr" sale ne Z. q, ". I,
Wegk commencing Monday August
%. Hest bargains 81 the SEASON In
Summer GnnlH,
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
nufLpMo AM nILINa.

IA. HFADLuNn, noOIY RLOcK
" % KEgN. orfioE a yAGLE NOOK
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SALT LAKE SCHOOL or LAW. APPLY
10 ffcsldunL Prot whitley Hooper block
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mar WANTED

sAfEsMES sEN WEEKLY. lNTRo-
dur'nT aud svlilnH brand new gaslrhi
burner Tor egrusgur lamps sliuplo nee
~ IuIirrhun MFG Ca, CINCINNATI q
sINEN INTELLIGENT MIS- TO TAkE
orders fHr scuba and the War With Np1lu.
NbEliucnu1y illustrated 81 .isnt
MnrhrfH mailing Iruu SHOE uullY 'Iteus
Lars war pictures and liberal indurcmpnis
Publ shin Co, a. Chestnut 81 fhIladt va.
sbTuFGA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
tnru tu nHll gI-UTs uu tlWri GA prruuco AN
ustestnry W D.. Kline Ca, NJ Louis No
10 YOU WANT WuNN 10 YOU WANT
holm uu 90 Nprkvluth s co., tho uuiT
Mos m.nt people, Nv east ftcuud South Nc
trlupnuno itt
NALt-WEN WANTED TO CALL oN
grlupry, drug aud cigar trade Good side
lIrp ur exclusive. $50 pUutlIuTl Address
Wright a Mrhuar Manufacturing TO hoN
90, Olng.unHtL Ohio
LADIES CAN FARM d WEEKLY no
Ing uvuulp work nt humoi no cnuNhsHlng
iuvluse sDllsuN1ru Hspd UuNluno Tor fpply
standard Novelty Co. lpi Hickman street
Sew Work.
WANTED uY oip ESTAuLlsHED Pun.
iithhE House n Chicago person enpAhln OF
conducting branch house leo sat LAKE Guy
Must De- honest aud have good business npll-
ltV Address W. > BLACK, tu!-ll1 Dearborn
street thlcagn
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rLrornIoAM woEw ANp SUPPLIES,

EgAN & MILLS BASEMENT SOUTH.
west corner Second South aud MAIN
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rLrMnINa ANp Dos MonlA

,, TE p ,,aS Io 5AMFS 60 IS AS9oA
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TIME CARD IN EFFECT
June n. 1895.
Garfield Beach Trains,


-TTTN FNTTWT SUNNY
Round trip only ehe. Honting. bath.
Inf dancing Olson'H Orchestra.
Depot, corner Flint South ANA Fourth
West
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HARNESS, SADDLES, CoLLAHs,
LOUIS HOOK, IA STATE 81 STOCK
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riNi,
sncoNp.IlANn srnmr..

TUE Co-oPERATtvE SECONDHAND
store buys everything, sells everything. We
carry tho largest assortment ~ Iuuns iu
tho ely lrgu iinr Of tfunsa un hand
this month"; will sell cheap ur exchange fur
Fuud.. samuel InEulmtu, Mgr g3i.e3d
state street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-13

IN EVERY LopGE AID COMMUNITY
irind agent rnuFaslHf aud corr punuruL
iiis pay sisHdy vuFA Address tO-opofz'
uun, iOuyUr, Colo
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Nnitnir,
O. W sloan and @. ~ Wonllcy viii
look uftCr the guests OF the Thirteenth
wand Monday 18th.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-13

M A. a. HEnLE HAVING WruRNEp
has rcoponcd his office In the summlt nlock.
ruutns laud h
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-11-22
NEW TRIAL REFUSED.
Rhode Island Association Of Congregational Min
stsrs Decline 10 Grant His Petition.

Rev. -. r. Torrey, pastor of the Edge
wood congregational church, was yes
terday refused new trial BY the
Rhode Island Association OF Congre-
gational Ministers. The discussion over
Mr.. Torreys petition was a very lone
one. and II is said that there were
slight indications OF great deal OF
feeling from time to time
Rev. Mr.. Woodwork read motiou
passed by the Edgewood Church So
clety voting Mr.. Torrey his salary TO
June. after the advice of the council
had been carried out This motion had
been passed unanimously.
DIR. Nose then presented the following
motion. i'm writing, which was unani-
mously adopted. Voted. That we re-
iterate our confidence I'M Brother Tor
rev as congregational minister ana
our warm affection toward him; and
that with earnest desires for his fu-
ture usefulness. we cordially recon-
mend him TO the churches as "A faithful
and jealous laborer i'm the work of tho
Master"
After some further discussion i'm re.
gard To the amount of publicity TO be
given 10 the matter, the meeting of tho
association was adjourned.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-11-22
Why The Actor Has Decided 10 Leave New
York Theatre and Go on The Road.
MANY COMPANIES GIVING THE PLAY.
He Fears Ha May Lose Tho Cream Of Desire 10 See
CyTaHO Unless Ne BsstrS HIMSELF -Haworlh
and His Childhood Home.

NEW YORK., Nov. 22.- Special The
last week of Mr. Richard Manslleld's long
engagement in "Cyrano dc Bergerac" at
the Garden theater will evidently be sig
nslized by quite as oyeraowing houses as
was the FIRST and many persons fail 20 un-
derstand why Mr.. Mansfield is leaving the
metropolis In such condition Of affairs.
His explanation is simple enough. 20
many travelling companies arc being or
ganized to do the play upon the road that
he fears nc will lose all the cream of the
desire TO see the play unless he bestirs
himself and takes to the road himself.
Whether his reasoning that the skimming
OF this cream will be more profitable than
it would 10 remain in New York and take
what is still offering here is possibly open
To debate but the fact remains that he
Is actually getting ready TO go on tour
while seats at "Cyrano" performances
seem still to be in as great demand as ever.
This was discovered 20 his cost one day
early last week by "A citizen who was de-
sirous of seeing tho play before the Mans
field company leaves the town. AT the
box Office he was smilingly informed that
every seat for the remainder OF tho engage
ment had been disposed Of
How about the speculators?" queried
the man.
Really we don't know, sir the man
behind the window replied reprovingly.
I'VE have nothing In common with them,
and we don't encourage Sheir practices.
"Them selfish speci.iIIatcrs."
But the citizen had TO see the play, and
he went outside and spoke to melancholy
-indivituuf VINO said re had III few UhoiCet
offerings" left.
Il want 20 got seats for the Saturday
matinee" said the citizen.
"Yessir yessir," responded the mel
anoholy man. "Got Just two left; in the
fourth row. Just as fine seats to see from
and half"
For the twos"
The melancholy man looked hurt.
"Oh--no-sir! Why, them speckillaters
has put the price way up, and had to give
plunk apiece for om myself.
Then he eyed the citizen with n sort OF
take EN- or leave EN- look that brought SO
for two 90 cent tickets out Of the citizen $
pocket with the greatest CELEBRITY.
Thanks said the melancholy man
more gloomily than ever as he tucked the
money into little oilskin bag which he
took out of his inside pocket. You ought
to consider yourself an almighty lucky in
dividdle TO get them two choicet seats,
the last of the matinee lotl'
"How about you being lucky man?"
queriod the citizen.
"MeY oh, rejoined tho melancholy
man, now almost weeping, so depressed
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-11-22
ICE BREAKING STEAMER.
Built For Russian Government and is Intended 10
Keep The Baltic Open.

Washington. Nov. 22.--There has just
been launched in England, at the yards
of Armstrong, Whitworth & Co. what
is without a doubt the largest ice
breaking steamer in the world for it's
displacement I'm no less than 5000 tons.
This was built for the Russian govern
ment which is going to make an effort
on "A large scale to keep the Baltic
open all winter. Besides this vast ice
crusher. the ice breakers of the Cana
dian lakes which are able TO crush
through four feet OF ice are merely In
fants. The new Russian boat Is provid-
ed with "A forward propeller which is
calculated 10 assist vastly in the crush
ing process. by distributing the water
under the ice and depriving IL Of sup
port. The stern of the ice breaker is
cut into a recess, into which the stern
of another vessel can be securely lash
ed and thus attain the utmost protec-
tion from her powerful consort. Be-
sides conveying the merchant ships the
ice breaker is capable of herself carry
ing a heavy cargo. IL is confidently
expected that through her agency the
principal trade routes which depend on
Baltic ports will be kept open in the
winter.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-11-22
AN INTERESTING EXHIBITION.
Mr.. Lsavlti's Display Of Paintings Of Fruit, Flow
ers and Marine Views.

The annual exhibition of paintings
by Mr.. Il. G. Leavitt was opened at his
studio. in the Hoppin Homestead build
ing. yesterday. and about 50 canvases
of fruit. flowers and marines were on
exhibition, representing Mr.. Leavitta
work for the past year. The exhibit is
unquestionably of more'fhan usual eX-
cellence, although Mr.. Leavitt had al.
ready established a very high standard
in the past. His treatment OF lights
and shadows display n most thorough
knowledge OF coloring.
or course, according to Mr.. Leavitrs
usual custom, roses predominate, and
on all sides there are great clusters Of
American beauties, Jacks" La France
and Catherine Mermet. Many OF these
are arranged i'm vases OF elaborate de-
sign, and here the workmanship dis
played is remarkably good. The fruit
pictures are even better than those that
Mr.. Leavltt has panied i'm the past,
while the marine views. done at Sea-
comet are full of beautiful color.
IL Is a beautiful exhibition, and one
that should be generally visited by all
who are lovers of the beautiful i'm art.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-11-22
THE LEGISLATURE IN SESSION.
lcentinued 60 Page one.l

Mr.. Hayden OF Warwick introduced
an act providing for an additional ap-
preparation Cor the support OF the state
government; committee on finance.
A number Of miscellaneous petitions
were received aud referred 10 the
proper committees N
! The bills of several newspapers
throughout the state FOR publishing the
revised constitution were, after some
discussion as 10 the amounts charged
by some OF the publications ordered
paid.
Mr. Curtis of Providence, introduced
an act I'm amendment OF the charter OF
the j. A. Foster Company. 10 enable
the company 20 loan money on person
al property and moved it's passage; re-
ferred 20 committee on corporations by
"A vote OF as 90 g.
Speaker Holden presented 10 the
house the opinion OF the supreme court
upon the question OF election by pro-
portional representation in the town OF
Cumberland. the court being OF the
opinion that such a proceeding would
not be consti ional; referred 20 COM
mittee on special legislation
ON motion of Mr.. Blodgett the house
then adjourned 10 Wednesday morning
at II O'Clock