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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-06-04
Rome wiadOmOSci
telegrafczne.

- w Turkiestanie napadli
krajowcy ma oddzial Moskali,
zlozony z 800 ludzi i rozpsdzili
60 ma cztery wiatry, zabiwszy
20 i zraniwszy 18 ludzi.
w San Domingo wybu.
chic powstanie W celu zrzuce'
MIA z krzesla prezydenta uzur.
patora Heureaux. Powsta1cy
ma razie zdobyli Monte Christie
i przedsiewzieli wyprawe ma
Puerto Plata. Woj'ka rzado.
we przywr6cily W Monte Chri'
sto porzsdek.
R osyjs ki krazownik
,Swietlana" zostal wys}any ma
woody FiIipi6skie.
Pod Shreve Port, La,
spalono zywcem Negra, kt6ry
chcial zamordowac niejaka pa.
MIA Parich.
- Wczoraj wieczorem u.
mari W Milwaukee Paul Grot.
tkau, agitator socyalistyczny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-06-04

lego parku otaozajacego budynek
nFort Dewey, postawiony ma czesd
bohatera pod Mauili. Mowy pa.
tryotyozne, spiewy, muzyka ID
wystrzalow armatnich skladaja sig
ma program uroczystosoi, kt6ra cd.
bedzie sig godsinie 2.giej po posu-
dniu.
Nova fabryka stall.
W East Chicago wkr6tce maja byd
otwarte ogromne zaksady fabryczne,
kt6re buduja kapitalisoi ze wsohodu,
a miedzy mimi b. G. Frick, znany
dyrektor fabryk Carnegie Steel Go.
W Pittsburgh. W fabrykach tych
nowych diva tysiace robotnik6w
zuajdzie zatrudnienie. Celsm
wybudowania fabrycznych zaklad6w
zakupiono mad brzegiem jeziora, W
pobllzu rzekl Calumet, 5UU ARROW
gruntu cd Lake Michigan Land Go. i
Calumet Canal & Improvement Go,
po Genie $500 "a skr. Wybuduje sic
sic tam takze wygodna prsystah dla
okret6w, by z kopalni zelaza mad je.
ziorem Superior wprost MONA przy.
wozic materya} do fabryk.
$4,000 odszkodowania.
W sadzie sedziego Steina wczoraj
przyznano $4,000 odszkodowania
Charlesowi johnson, kt6rego cztero.
letni synek W r. 1894 zostai przsje'
chany zabity przea wagon kolei u.
licznej. Pani johnson wysiala byia
ID. "a Pazdziernika 1894 synks swego
'po jakies zakupno. Chlopieo pre-.
ohodzis przez szyny kolei ma ssdg-
wick str.,tgdy nadjechal wagon kolei
ulicznej linii Lincoln ave., przsie.
cha. go i zabil. Motorman mial byd
winisn, gdya ME dawal ggnafa
2 E. y
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-06-04

dotarl do srodka kanalu, zosta1
wysadzony W powietrze pr5ez
mine podwodns utonal. Po'
mad wods sterczs tylko szczyty
komin6w i maszt6w. Straty
W ludziach dotychczas niewia-
dome. Hiszpanie zabrali do
niewoli jednego ofcera, maszy'
nists i 6 marynarzy.
CAP HAITI, 4 Czerwca. -
Zatopionym przez Hiszpan6w
okretem ameryka1skim jest
prawdopodobnie "Merrimac",
o kt6rym wiadomo, ae ME byf
nigdy krazownikiem pomocni-
Gym, lecz sluayl do przewoae-
mia wegli.
MADRYT, Ago Czerwca: -
Senor Sagasta oSwiadczy1 W
kortezach, ze Rad ma W pogo
towiu wojsko, mogsce bye wy
slane ma Filipiny. Ekspedy.
cya nastapi dopiero w6wczas,
gdy tego okaae sic potrzeba.
MADRYT, Ago Czerwca. =
Jeden z przybylych do Hiszpa-
nil Kubadczyk6w zapewnia,
re okrsty angielskie prze1amu-
ia ustawicznie blockade i przy-
woza ma wyspe znaczne zapasy
aywnosci i amunicyi. Skladajs
te zapasy W r6znych miej.
scach, zksd przewozone bywa.
ia furmankami do stacyj kolei
zelaznych dostaja sic naste-
pnie do Havany. To miasto
Jest ma 8 miesiscy zaopatrzone
W aywnoSd.
Ma Kubie nastala obecnie
pora desaczowa. Powstahcy ME
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-06-04
Telegrar11y.

CAP HAITI, Ago Czerwca.-
Wczoraj o godzinle 3 z rama
rozpoczelo sic ze strony anne
rYka6skiej ponowne ostrzell-
wanie fort6w Santiago, kt6re
trwalo do godainy 4. Podczas
bombardowania wtargnaf je.
den z dobrze uzbrojonych krs'
zownik6w pomocniczych DO
kanalu, prowadzacego do przy'
stani. Minsi szczesliwie pier
wszs linis fort6w, gdy wssakze
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-06-04

smia obozowac W polu j pred.
siebrac wyprawy W celu zdo,
bycia Santiago.
MADRYT, Ago Czerwca. =
Pcmimo ze oga gazet oswald.
cza sic "a zawarciem pokoju,
stronnictwo wojny nie chce o
MEM s}yszec. W ko1ach off,
cerskich panuje przekonanie,
ae Hiszpanie zajmujs W San
tiago stanowisko tax slime, il
odeprs Amerykanow cd strony
morza lsdu.
GIBRALTAR, 4 Czerwca. -
Hiszpadska eskadra rezer-
wowa odp1ynsla z Cadiz, lecz
mic ME wiadomo, doksd uda}a
sic.
WASHINGTON, 4 Czerwca. -
Department. foty loglosi2 de.
peszs komandora Schleya, W
kt6rej tenae podaje blizsze
szczeg6}y o zblizenia sic re
swymi okretami do Santiago,
W celu zrekognoskowania for
tow i przekonania sic o obec-.
nosci okret6w Cervery W przy.
stani. Schley jest ,,dosc Pc
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-06-04

pu}k kawaleryi 20 pulk pie.
choty wsiadly ma okrety
,Matteawan", saltwater" i
Morgan" i odplyne}y ze "a.
pieczetowanymi rozkazami.
Me wiadomo, czy udaly sic do
Tampa lub wprost ma Kubs.
TAMPA, Fla, 4 Czerwca. =
Hose pulk6w przybywajscych
z r6znych oboz6w wzrasta z
kazdym dniem. General Miles
odby1 kilkagodzinna konfe-
rencys z generalem shafter.
Panuje tutaj og6lne przekona.
ME, ze wyprawa ma Kubs roz-
pocznie sic niebawem.
WASHINGTON, Ago Czerwca.
- Komisya zdrowia W obozie
Alger zda}a rapport, ze stan
zdrowotny wojska ME jest po-
myslny. Zakazano przyse}ac
nowe pu}ki do tamtejszego o.
bozu.
BERLIN, Ago Czerwca.- Ga
zety niemieckie ME przestaja
siac nienawisci przeciw Amery:
kanom. ,,Neueste Nachrichten"
zaznaczaja, re pierwszym sku-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-06-04

tkiem wojny jest stagnacya W
miedzynarodowym handlu.
Stany Zjednoczone przez wmie'
szanie sic do spraw kuba1-
skich naruszy}y interesa jedpe'
90 z pa1stw europejskich.
Skoro zagarna Kube, predko
przyjdzie i'm ma mysl przywla-
szczyG sobie wszystkie inne
wyspy Indyj Zachodnich i
Kanade. Jezeli Ameryka ME
tax }atwo dojdzie do celu, jak
sig spodziewa}a, bedzie zmu-
szona powiekszyc armie lsdo.
wa marynarke.
PARYz, Ago Czerwca. =
,,Gaulois'' zaznacza, re W Parry
au coraz bardziej utrwala sic
przekonanie, il Cervera re
swa eskadra nigdy ME byf W
Santiago. Znaiduje sic tam
tylko Eapitan Villamil z foty.
Ia hiszpa1skich torpedowc6w.
Cervera wysp Kapwerdyj-
skich pop}ynal Gala siss parry
do wysp Filipi6skich. Ma
tamtejszych wodach przylscza
sic do niego okrety Canary i
wy}owis statki przewozsce
wojska ameryka1skie.
KEY WEST, Ago Czerwca.-
Torpedowiec uWinslow' u
szkodzony przez Hiszpan6w
pod Cardenas, zosta} wyrestau.
rowany j jest got6w do dal-
szych zapas6w z okrstami hisz'
padskimi.
Adres Pelskiege Domu Emi'
gracyinege, 8 Morris str. trzsais
A.. ,.nhSd ad Rreodvav hlS
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-06-04
Kronika MiejscoWd.
wspomogll ia z w1asnej kieszenl.

wspomogll ia z w}asnej kieszenl.
Ma wczorajszej sesyi plenarnego
komitetu rady pcwiatowej, czsonko-
vie tejze rady pomiedzy soba urza.
dzili kollekte celem oplacenia po.
dr6ay Negerce Julii Myers dwoj.
giem dzieoi do Chattanooga, Tenn.
MAJ jej umarl niedawno i ME ma ona
srodk6w do aycia; Chattanooga
zaS ma krewnych, ktorzy moga jej
pomodz utrzymat sic. Rada powia.
iowa niedawno uchwalila ME dawa6'
pieniedzy ma podros ubogich z kssy
powiatowej.
Opiesza{y swiadek.
Jedenastoletni Jan Glotowski,
osksrzony 0 podpalsnis pieoiuN Nsago-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-06-04
PonoWne ostrzeliWanie Santiago.
Okret ,amerykahski wysadzony W powietrze
DALsZA WYsEkKA WOJsK MA FILIPINY.
SKAPE WIADOMOSCI z WASHINGTONU.
Chicago, 4 Czerwca.

tax dalece potrzeDe oonlesle'
MIA zwycisztwa mad Ameryka-
nami, be wymyslil bake o
"bitwie" pod Santiago, aaeby
tylko wstrzymac ludnost Ma
drytu cd ataku ma bank pan.
stwa i zwr6ci6 jej oczy na
"klsske'', zadans amerykah
skiej marynarce przez admlra-
Ia Cervers.
Tymczasem wtorkowy atak
amervka6skich okrst6w ma
Santiago ME mial innego celu,
jak przekonae sic naocznie o
obecnosci eskadry Ceryery W
tamtejszym porcie i o wartosci
hiszpa1skich bateryj, strzegs'
cych wejscia do przystanl.
Komandor Schley zblizy1 sic
do Santiago o tyle tylko, ase'
by m6gi swemi ciezkiemi dzla'
lami Emusic do milczenia msie
armaty nadbrzeznych nasyp6w
skonstatowaG, re hiszpa1skie'
mu admiralowi ME powiodlo
sic W nocy z Niedzieli ma Po-
niedzialek WvmknaG cicbaczem
niewygodnego niebezpie-
cznego otoczenia. Dokona-
wszy tego zadania, okrety
ameryka6skie cofnely sic, ME
straciwszy ma swych polka
dach ami iednego marynarza.
Ajax ma Santiago ME byf
bitws, lecz byl rekonesansem,
stanowiscym Wstsp do wa
snych wypadk6w W starej sto-
Icy wyspy Kuby. Pod tenn
miastem znaiduja sic obecnie
po}sczone eskadry komandora
schieya i kontr r-admirasa
sampsona. Cd strony lsdu
otacza miasto la6cuch place,
wek kuba6skich powsta6c6w.
Istnieie zamiar wysadzenia ma
lad W poblizu Santiago de Gu.
ba 10000 wojska amerykan.
skiego sprowadzenia pod
obleaone miasto krazownika
dynamitowego "Vesuvius".
Gdy to nastapi, przystspi sic
do ataku ma Santiago re stro'
ny NORA ladu r6wnoczesnie.
"Vesuvius" pozaklada kontr-
miny i zniszczy torpedy, stree
gsce wejscia do portu. Wa
rownie nadbrzezne zostana
zburzone kulami, wyrzucanemi
13 calowych armat okreto'
wych. Wojska lsdowe wtar.
gns do miasta okrsty amery-
ka6skie dostans sic do prey.
stani, gdzie eskadrs hiszpa1-
ska, jeaeli sic ME podda, ,czeka
podobny los, jaki spotka4 hi
szpa6skie statki wojeune pod
Manila.
Me nalezy watpit, ae plan
powyzszy zostanie przeprowa-
dzony W zupelnosci. Flota
hiszpa1ska przestanie istniec a
Santiago i Gala wschodnia Geese
wyspy Kuby dostanie sic W
rece Amerykan6w. Rad hi
szpa6ski okaze sic wtedy
sklonnym do ustspstw i do
zawarcia pokoju, gdyz zniknie
dian nadzieja, azeby general
Blanco W Havanie m6gl oprzee
sic przemocy Amerykan6w,
ME maj4c do dyspozycyi ami
jednego wiekszego okrstu wo-
iennego. Przesilenie finanso-
we odbierze narodowi hiszpah'
skiemu do reszty ochote dali
szego awanturowania sig pre-
prowadzeniem wojny, ME ma
jacej najmniejszych widokow
powodgenia. Zanim to wszy.
stko nastapi, dochodzie mas ME
przestans dalsze wiadomosci o
ostrzeliwaniu Santiago, pod.
czas kt6rego ME obejdzie sic
bez STRAIT po naszej stronie,
podobnych do -tych, o jakich
donoszs nam ostatnie telegra-
my. Oby STRAIT takich bylo
jak naimniei
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-06-04

Adres PeIskiege Domu Emi'
gracyinege, 8 Morris str. trzseis
dsrwi M zach6d cd Broadway, blf
- as.xA .Ya.... -. w.. yn..hn
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-11-08
Merchants.

Don't place your orders for calendars
for the coming year until you have
seen the fine line of samples just re-
ce1ved at the HERALD office. Late de-
signs and low prices.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-11-08
AT ONE O'CLOCK.

CI1OCh.
At one O'Clock there were 120 votes
cast in the first ward, 100 in the second,
$50 in the third, and IS in the fourth.
During the dinner hour the third
ward vote was nearly doubled. Valiant
warriors are out for the democratic
ticket in the first, second, and fourth
wards and fully one half of the votes
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-11-08
A VERY LIGHT
VOTE CAST
The Election In This CITY Is
Processing Very
Quietly.
DEMOCRATS ARE GLUM
And While the Republicans Are Max
ing No Fight At All. Democrats
Are Scratching Tickets by Whole
SALE

Election day dawned cloudy and cool
On the streets there was not the slight
est manifestation of excitement by any
one and the indications during the
early morning hours were that this
would be one of the quietest elections
ever held ia FL Paso. In fact no one
but the candidates themselves seemed
to take any deep interest in the out
come and such small groups of citizens
as gathered to discuss the outlook were
quiet and orderly.
AS late as ten o'clock the fight had
not begun in earnest and in all the
wards an exceeding light vote had
been cast at that hour. No money
worth mentioning had been turned
loose, and the purchssable voter was in
distress. They held themselves aloof
awaiting results and earnestly discus
sing the situation in which they found
themselves placed.
These voters were Mexicans and
usually vote the democratic ticket
when beer and noodle are plentiful,
but today they appeared sulky, and 1t
was understood that they had threate-
ned to vote the straight republican
ticket in bunch unless 81 apiece was
quickly forthcoming from the demo-
cratic slush fund.
The bosses, however, were not eager
to buy these votes unless satisfied the
election was going against them and
quietly awaited results.
AS early as eight o'clock this morn
ing few citizens began to put in an
places of the city. The officers finally
began to show up and then followed
much hustle and argument over the
appointment of clerks and judges which
had been postponed until
the last moment. Matters
were at last Strengthened out
however to the satisfaction of every
one and the polls were sthen formally
opened Tor business.
In the third ward Judge Kemp failed
to serve as presiding judge and j.
ID. McKie wasschosen by citizens, as
the law provides, to succeed him.
The judges and clerks in the various
wards follow:
First:-Presiding Judge, Geo. Ogden !;
judges, ]. Schwingle, Chas. Miller,
and G. n. MARSHALL; clerks. Dave Nc
Houck.
Second: Presiding Judge, G. w.
Fassett; judges, c. M. hurry, ]. w.
Magotfin, Jonn n. Harper; clerks, J.
II. Catlin, Gay K. Porter. w. G. Tays
lor, w. r. Oliver.
Third: ]. D: McKie, presiding
Judge; judges, Milt Rob nson, A. G..
ems, A. S. j. Eylar, Samuel Hill, M. j.
Lemon.
Fourth-B. S. Cstlin, presiding
judge; judges, j. f. Townsend, j. j.
Crawford, Charles Stevens; clerks, j.
A. Buckler, Jr., Frank E Tusten, r.
G. Loomis, N. E, Cullom.
A HERALD reporter visited the poll
ing places in the various wards at ten
O'Clock this morning aud found all
things exceedingly quiet and the most
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-11-08
Notice.

The undersig ned having been ap-
pointed receiver by Hon. a. NJ
Walthall. district judge, of the firm of
(. Lambert & Co, composed of Lam
bert and l.. r. Martin, notice is given
to all parties interested to pay over
all monies due to myselfor my agents
Offers for purchase of merchandise
will be received for the whole stock,
or for goods in gross, reserving the
right to reject all bids. In the mean
time groceries will be sold Con the
counter at cost for cash.
a. G. FOSTER,
Receiver.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-11-08
THE VOTE IN 1896.

The official count of Ell Psso county
ballots in 1886 gave Mckinley ], 246 and
Bryan 2, 800 votes.
For governor, G. A. Culberson de.
| feated Keraby by 537 votes, the totals
being 2,121 and 1854. Other results
/ were as follows:
For congress-: Stephens 2257, Bent.
ley 142S: plurality 500.
For senator: Turney 2297, Robinson
1884; plurality 913.
| For Representatives: Badger 2074,
Thompson 2095, Welch S76; pluralities
| for Badger and Thompson I19S and
1919 respectively.
For district Judge: Walthall 1457,
| Buckler 2246; plurality 7S9.
For district attorney: Gillett 1450,
Dean 2l3l; plurality 681.
For county Judge: Harper PSI,
Davis 1908; plurality 673.
For county attorney: Harvey 2454;
plurality 2454.
For district clerk: Escsjeda 1901,
Moss 1913; plurality SO.
For county clerk: Pitman 223O, Par
ker 1913: plurality 6S2.
For sheriff: Simmons 1891, White
1924; plurality 81.
For collector: O'Connor 2379, o.
Keeffe 1884; plurality 1045.
For assessor: VIM 1892, Flores
1890; plurality 902.
For treasurer: Caples 1893, Slack
1715: plurality 27S.
For surveyor: Parker 2317, Johns
1854; plurality 963.
For superintendent: Huffman 2232,
Hawkins 1857; plurality S75.
SALOONS WIDE OPEN.
Two prominent Ell Paso street sa-
looms, Phil Smiths and Phil. Young's.
were running just the same as usual
today with the ir front doors wide open.
Others along Ell Paso and San Antonio
doors closed, although few could be
entered at the rear. ST Ryan's
was locked up tight front and back and
he and his employees were taking a
holiday while observing the law.
The law distinctly provides for the
closing of all saloons on election day
and the authorities are supposed to
strictly enforce the statute.
AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK.
At eleven O'Clock an EXCEEDINGLY
light vote was being pOlled. The lack
OF sharp fighting caused heavy fall
ing off. The repu blicans were making
no aggressive fight, but lay low and
persuaded the Mexicans to stay away
from the polls. This had q marked eff
feet upon some of the democratic can
didates who wore long faces.
The total vote at eleven o'clock was:
First ward, 81; second, 120; third; 10;
fourth So.
AT ONE O'CLOCK.
At one O'Clock there were 120 votes
cast in the first ward, 100 in the second,
$50 in the third, and IS in the fourth.
During the dinner hour the third
ward vote was nearly doubled. Valiant
warriors are out for the democratic
ticket in the first, second, and fourth
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-11-08
PERSONALS.

J. II. Nations of Newman Bros. and
Nations was among the arrivals on the
Santa Fe this morning from Kansas
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-11-08
A Scrap.

While FL Paso is not noted for it's
belligerency there ARE times when she
comes to the front. The latest novelty
in this line is the war between the
West Texas Saddlery Co. horse blankets
and lap robes and old Mr.. Cold and the
robes and blankets when properly used
have won out; you can see them at cor
ner of Oregon and Overland streets.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-11-08

J. n. Nations of Newman Bros and
Nations was among the arrivals on the
Santa Fe this morning from Kansas
City.
The many friends of Superintendent
Martin of the G. 81. are glad to see
him out again after q severe attack of
pneumonia.
Mrs. John Martin, sister of Supt.
Martin of the G. a., came in on the G.
81. last afternoon and stopped off for a
short visit en- route from Canada to
her home in California.
DR.. A. J. Monagin, formerly of this
city, but now of Maria, Texas, was
among the arrivals on the T. P. this
Block.
N. G. Melville, we'll known as a colo
nicer of Mexico, was among the ar
rivals on the Santa Fe this morning
from Kansas City, and will leave on
the Central for different points in Mex
leo.
Center Block: W. G. Shane and
wife. Dallas; G. S. Kim ball, New Or
leans: II. M, Klumpp, Portland, Ore. ::
Bert Brown, Seattle, Wash: w. G.
Burns, Ahumada, Mex A G. Egbert,
Niles, Mich: Lee Ksyser, Denver: G.
A. Rogers, How bert, Colo. h. B. Ham
ilton, Socorro: A. B. johnson, Phila-
delphis; A. j. Monagin, Maria.
Pierson: Geo. w. Trice, ST. Louis
Mo-; 81. Martyr, ST. Louis, Mo-: M. L.
Good win, Houston, Texas; Mr.. Samuel
and wife, Mexico City; Mrs. Blum,
Marting, Colo; VIM. Bremen, Mexico
City; Jose G. Curado, New Orleans,
La, L. Ferrochio, Hermosillo, Mex;
DR.. Cruz LOpeZ:R. de Ybarrola, Mo-:
r. 7. Wilson, Kansas City, Mo.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-11-08

cast in those wards up to one
o'clock were purchased. While
Mexicans votes are generally the ones
purchased, there are some Americans
unworthy of the name) who are ask
ing and receiving their dollar to vote
the democratic ticket.
PIP, Pat Dwyes is especially active in the
that deputy ship under
to-be-Sheriff Boone is the consi-
deration that causes his great activi-
ty.
The democrats are gloomy over the
light vote feeling that their representa-
tive will be ruined thereby.
Poor little Billy Bridgers is being
cut at every corner and it looks az if
the purchased vote will be about all he
will get.
TWO THIRTY O'CLOCK.
At 2:30 O'Clock the total vote polled
stood: First ward, 165: second, 26O:
third, 225; fourth, 12O.
At the first ward Andreas Rubio,
heretofore wheel horse in
the republican ranks, was work.
ing hard for the democratic tick
ct. Officer Harold represented the
police. In the second Pat Dryer, I
E. Archer, and Officer Clements were
the strong men for the party" and
were taking care of what Mexicans
could be purchased. The third ward
seemed to be getting along
without any ward -heeling, while
the fourth was looked az
ter by D. Storms. W. 81. Wheat land
Officer Rogers. The last named ward
is wing with the first and second
trying to get the largest per cent of
Mexican votes.
The policemen are doing valiant
work today buying up illiterate voters.
For this does the taxpayer shell out
the ducats.
FOUR O'CLOCK.
At four o'clock the result stood as
follows. The second number given is
the total registration in the ward:
First ward, 225 out of APO; second, 371
out of 919; third, 284 out of 668; fourth,
IA out of 271.
Democratic leaders claim that their
entire county ticket will win by
small mhjorlty although they admit
that Briogers, Alderete. Boone and
Carr are being scratched right and left
and that Bridgers is getting decidedly
the worst of it.
Bridgers's friends are extremely
downcast at the outlook, although
they expected nothing less than de-
feat.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-11-08
AT HOTELS,

Christmas is coming on and colored
Pastel made by Curtis at the Surge
Art Parlors is what you want. PIP and
214 Santa sc street.
DR.. Avis the New Dentist extracts
teeth absolutely without pain. Office
and Morehouse block.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-11-08

Patronage hangs on a
thread; that thread is y0Hr
satisfaction. Treat you hon.
estIy and it's as strong as a
cable; abuse your confidence
and it may snap like a cob
web. We are SfsiOing to
build cables; therefore we
handle teas and cOHees
IMPORTED by Chase g.
Sanb0yn. This name means
a great deal in these days Of
cheap eUeryfhimg; it is a
name that brings you a
guarantee and satisfaction
that no other line of tea and
coffee will produce.
CHAS. F. SLACK & co.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1898-05-06
COM M ENT.

The Olneyville, R. l.. Times recently
changed its form to five column quarto,
which we think is an improvem ent.-
Portland (Ark.) Enterprise.
The Olneyville Times comes in new
and very much improved form, and is
filled with bright and crisp things which
brother Sibley knows so we'll how TO
write. There is more virile force in ten
well written lines than in ten columns Of
such as the Journal printed about the
Hutchins' murdar.-Book Notes.
The Olneyville Times, one of the best
of our Rhode Island weekly newspapers,
appeared on March IS In a modern eight
page form, instead of the blanket folio
form in which it had previously been pub
lished. The change is in line with mod
ern ideas, and is decided improvement.
E. F. Sibley, the editor and publisher,
deserves credit for successfully establish
ing and conducting the Times. and has
proved himself a painstaking Journalist
and a capable business man.-Providence
Journal Of Commerce.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1898-05-06
DISTRICT No. 7, JOHNSTON.

Furniture bargains at r. Richardson s.
]. J. Feeley has entered the employ of
the Builders Iron Foundry.
A number of electric lights have been
placed in st. Peters church.
Rev. DR.. Rice of Olneyville officia ted at
ST. Peters church last Sunday.
The flag near the station got torn by
the storm and has been taken down.
Edward Evans, who injured his arm
some time ago, has entirely recovered.
Joseph Prior has been appointed agent
for the Chace Nurseries, of Rochester.
n. Y.
George J. Norton, while adjusting his
bicycle the other day, had finger quite
badly cut in the gear.
William Waterman, who has been a
member OF the r. l. militia for some time,
has enlisted in the regular army.
Papers from Seattle show that Mr.. An
thony Corcoran, formerly OF this place.
is busy with the shipping interests Of
that lively corner of the country.
John Cullen, who resides on the Old
Killingly road, cut his hand quite severely
with knife on Tuesday. DR.. Rose was
summonded and closed the wound with
several stitches.