The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1898-12-02
THE WEEh, 5 NEWS.
FRIDAY. NOV. %.

tween I nleI OF HOIlce Bacon ana Martin
Kennedy, latter using meat cleaver and
the former a revolver; Kennedy ar
rtsted-Thanksgi day observed in
Cuba, ships trimmed with bunting: Gu
bans ignored the holiday-New Eng
land gets a taste of cold and disagree
able weather; several inches of snow in
various stctions-COlonel- Pew tenn
pOrariIy in command of the second
brigade at AmeI'icus, Ga; Eighth reg
iment dined on turkey at expense of
Captain Gardner of Hamilton, Mass
Secretary Bliss sends in a voluminous
report of the interior department;
section shows marvellous development
of Al&ska--Presiden Mckinley has as
his guest at dinner his brother Abner-
President Gates of Amherst and Cen
erai Wheaton spoke at Thanksgiving
banquet Of Americans in Berlin-Drey-
fus PrOpa ganda society Of Baltimore
plans to celebrate his release-Death
of Captain Charles Deering of East Bos-
ton--Director of the Mint Roberts
makes his annual report, showing a to-
tai production of gold for the world of
$2S5,CC0, C0,OOO.-RumOr that Marlboro,
Mass, shoe factories would open Mon
Of Hon. Israel w. Andrews of Danvers
Mass-SOldiers the guests of Miss
Helen Gould in employment department
OF soldiers comfort cOmmittee-Sal-
vatiOn Army at Boston provides
Thanksgiving dinner for more than 600
children-Union Thanksgiving SER
vice at Lowell, Mass, clergy of all de-
nominations taking part-Roseville
sold for $500 at the EastOn sale in Ken
tucky-Russia to raise the garrison of
Port Arthur and Talienwan to $4,000 and
l., 600 men vely-Death of Hon
Elisha II. Shaw, member of governor S
council at North Chelmsford, Mass
Joseph Baldwin of Wilbraham, Mass,
finds his runaway grandson in General
Lees corps at Savannah, Ca Pres
ident Ritchie of London board of Trade
alarmed by the falling off of trade be-
tween the United States under the
DingIey tariff-Mrs. Frederick w.
Vanderbilt gives 500 Newport newsboys
and messengers a Thanksgiving dinner
SATURDAY, NOV. 26.
Secretary John D. Long sends in d
report to the president which makes rec
concentrations for 10 new warships and
y
makes three counter propositions, each
Of which seeks to evade force of the ul-
timatum-General Shafter talks be-
fore the Sons of the Revolution in New
York; admits that he made one serious
error, in allowing the battles of Ell Caney
and San Juan to be fought on the same
Banquet TO Admiral Schley at
the Brooklyn Club-Menelek and 1OO.-
900 warriors said to be advancing toward
Bahr- el-Gazel-Frank Craig, the
Harlem coffee cooler" defeats George
Crisp at Newcastle, Eng-Earthqua
shock felt in Virginia and North Car
olina-FOur companies of the Second
regiment of volunteer engineers go into
camp, the first American troops in Ha-
vana-Russia takes a right-about-
face, and will build no more big armOred
cruisers, but rather high-speeded pro-
tected cruisers of 5000 tons, to be loaded
down with quick-fire guns-Lavigne
gets the decision, but Tracy stays the
20 rounds with him at San Francisco
Richard Bachelor killed at Mortified,
n. H, while taking part in a shingling
bee--Witnesse of a dog fight at Au-
burn. n. H, fined $7S3.64-Bradstreet S
goods-Colonel Henry Lee financier
and writer, died at his home in Brook
line, Mass-Arthur Glass killed in a
factory at Marblehead, Mass-Anti-
imperalists receiving offers of co-opera-
ton from the west and south; many
signers to the Boston prOtest-D. O.
Reid said to be slated for president OF
the tin plate truSt-Colburn, Fuller &
Co, shoe manufacturers of West Derry
n. H, assigned-Railroads unable to
deliver at Duluth the amount of wheat
contracted fOr-Wild River Lumber
company sold it's property to a new con
Germ; whole village transferred
French cabinet will authorize a $50, 900,
900 loan to construct an Indo-China rail
| ad-PresentatiOn to the citizens OF
| ST. JOhnsbury, VT, of a portrait of DR.
| Jonathan Arnold, the first settler OF
| the town in 1887, made by a greatgrand
| son. Lemuel II. ArnOld-Body of Mrs
| Abel Spaulding, widow, found in the
we'll near her house at Grafton, Mass
thought she committed suicide.
SUNDAY, NOV. q.
Wrentham National bank robbed o.
s65 900 in notes and $1,000 in cash by safe
| blowers marines landed il
| Cuba--The president informed tha
| Spain will yield to American PROPOSE
tiOn---The Pittsfield and New York ex
press wrecked at Georgetown, Conn.
several persons injured one probabl!
| fatally-Sick men from the Sixth Mas
sachusetts regiment arrive at Fort Mon
roe from Porto Rico-War investigat
ing commission starts for Boston
The Maria Tresa court of inquiry begira
its investigation at Norfolk navy var,
Navy department makes public tn
charges against Naval Constructor }
F. Hansconl-Appoint of Prime
| George of Greece as commissioner of tn