davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-21
PAWTUXET VALLEY.
Lack Of An ficient Police Force-K:nt
WOolen CO.'S Mill Shut Down.

The present uneasiness among the operatives
in the Valley cotton mills and the possibility
of strike with its accompanying disturbances
has forcibly called the attention of the val
leyites TO the inadequacy of the present police
force both in size and personnel 10 cope with
any serious disturbances and the lax manner
in which the officers have been appointed with
out any investigation in regard to their quail
fcations is being severely criticized by all who
are acquainted with the make up Of the
Valleys police The Valley villages with
their millions Of dollars worth of property
and twenty thousand inhabitants are many
years behind the times in the matter Of police
and Mt present the majesty of the law is sup
posed TO be upheld by about two score Of
constablas, some of whom are totally unfit for
the positions which they hold.
The annual installation Of officers Of Anchor
Lodge, No. S37, * Of II. wss held in Pythian
hall ut Riverpoint last ev, ng and the follow.
ing officers were installed by ID. ID. q. ID.
George A. Darcy, assisted by Edward +. Dix
rs grand guide; past dicsator, William Craig ;
dictator, Charles K. Young: vice dictator,
John H. Sweet; assistant dictator, Thomas
A. Lindsay; reporter. Edward w.Jones; fnan.
cial reporter, Thomas II. Bradley; treasurer,
r. c. Capwel; chaplain, Thomas W. Wood;
guardian, James Samuel; suiue, Thomas NJ.
Holden; sentinel, William J. J.Gregory trustees
John NJ. Nye, Thomas M. Holden, Frank VI.
Tucker: representative to grand lodge, II. NJ,
Holden; alternate, William Craig; medical ex-
aminer, j. b. Tillinghast.
The Columbian Whist Club met at .he rosi-
dence Of Mr.. and Mrs. William Fl. Snow at
Arkwri2ht last evening. The prizes were
won by Mr.. W. II. Snow and Miss NJ V. Snow.
A special meeting of the voters Of the Arctic
school district was held in the Arctic school
house last evening for the purpose Of electing
n trustee 10 fill the vacancy caused by rcsig-
nation of Daniel Gorton. There were only two
candidates for the position, Philip Roch and
Dr. Charles e. Cbagnon, and the latter was
unanimously elected.
The Kent Woolen Company's mill at Centre
Vile shut down last evening for the remain
der OF the week. Mr.. Waterhouse stated to
The News man this morn ming that the mill
would run only four days week for the
Of wages ana full time would probably lie
resumed in short time.
Joseph Saul OF Natick was arrested by Dep
uty Sheriff Lynch this morning and taken
before Judge Warner, who committed him TO
the state insane asylum at Cranston for
trestment.
The Union Club held very enjoyable social
In st Johns Hall at Arctic Centre last evening.
Court Warwick r. of A. held its regular
meeting in Foresters hall at Clyde last even.
ing and initiated number OF candidates.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-21
WANSKUCK.

John Dooley. the ten year old son OF Richard
Doolsy Of Charles street while skating on the
steere mill pond yesterday afternoon, fell
through the ice in the channel which is foui-
teen feet deep and possibly would have been
drowned had II not been for Michael Nulvey,
VINO was watching the boy skating and saw
him 90 through and hsstened 20 his assist
ance, shinney stick In hand. The boy was
clinginy to the ice which occasionally gave
way. Mulvey reached out his stick, got it
under the collar of the boys overcost and
pulled him out and carried him ashore in an
exhausted condition.
Richard H. Horgan of Mount Pleasant
caught twenty-six pounds OF fsh IN the steere
mill pond yesterday. ono Of which, apickerel,
was twenty one inches long and ghed three
and ono half pounds.
J. A. Finigan Council X. of c., will give
a omrlimentsry ball in Wanskuck hall this
evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-21
WARREN.
Landlord Goff Observed His Birthday.
Gen;rai Notes. About Town.

Landlord Jeremiah Goff OF COTS Hotel OBJ
served his birthday anniversary at the hotel last
evening and had as his guest the officers and
members OF the Michigan Club Of which he is
the grand chief wampum keeper. Covers were
laid In the main dining room for forty guests.
There were several from Providence, Bridge
port, Fall River and Bristol. The exercises
were enlivened with musical selections by Eddy
and O'Brien's orchestra. The menu included
turkey supper with fxings, cigars, etc. Chief
Mosul Maxwell W. Turner presided as toast.
master and conducted the post prandial exer-
cises with great credit which continued for
several hours, enlivened with song md good
cheer. Previous TO entering the dining room
the gueiss assembled in the parlor where
Chief Maxwell W. Turner presented the host in
behalf of the club with an elegant and costly
silk umbrella. Mr.. Goff responded briefly thank.
ing the donor for the beautiful gift.
Manager Alvin Seymour of the Marine Ma
chino Co. and his son, Doctor Walter A. Sey-
mour returned yesterday fiom trip to
Thurber's Pend in Swansea bringing with
them fine string OF pickorel caught through
the ice. The largest caught weighed 80. pounds.
A horse owed by George b. Jayne got cast
in its stall one day this week and broke its
leg. IL was killed by chloroform.
Miss Louis Burr, who for the past three
years or more has lived in the West, has re-
turned to her old home again.
Mrs. Bessie Frost OF Dorchester, Mass, a
former resident, is on q visit 90 her parents
for a few days at the old homestead on South
Main street.
Blanche e., the young daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George II. Gordon, while at play yester-
day accidentally swallowed brownie stick
pin. doctor wss hastily summoned, but
was unable To recover IL.
The Church OF 81. John tho Baptist has pur-
chased the estate at tho southeast corner OF
Main and Hope streets, opposite tho
present church site The estate former,
ly belonged 90 William T.. Collomore The
dwelling will be used by Father Fsuteux ss a
rectory and the present rectory I'm the rear of
the church building north of Hope street viii
be utilized for school purposes. IL is intended
eventually 90 build school building un the
recently purchased estate.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-21
EAST PROVIDENCE.
Squantum Trib. OF Red Men Meets.
Birthday Observance.


Last evening Squantum Tribe, No. 10,
l. o. X. M.,.held Que OF the most inter-
esting meetings In its wigwam In Pyth-
ian hall that. they have had since theS
removed TO this reservation. In addition
TO the regular business. the instaliAtion
Of officers which was postponed from the
last meeting. took place. District Deputy
Eugene +. Allan, assisted by Acting
Great Prophet John San born, Great
Senior Sycamore Charles Jencks, Acting
Great Junior Sycamore Nelson Jencks and
Acting Great Sanap George Coffin were
present and raised the following braves TO
their stumps: Prophet. John G. Slater |;
sachem. Thomas III. Reed; senior saga
more, j. Frank Fuller; Junior sycamore.
Charles Warren; chief Of records. W, ID.
Briggs, Il. S.; keeper Of wampum. Perez
X. Monros. L. s.. assistant chief OF REQ
ords Dennis +. Fenlon trustee for three
years, d. Frank Fuller; first sshap,
George G. Scales; second sanap, John
F. Cordsn; guard Of forest Hobsrt Il.
Salisbury. A bout 75 braves We're present
from Moshassuck Tribe OF ProvideDoe.
There were also visiting braves from
wstohemoket and King Philip Tribes The
degree Of adoption was conferred upon
two pale faces by the degree team OF Mos
hassuok Tribe. At the conclusion of
business corn and venison was served.
The pipe Of peace was lighted, and as the
wigwam filled with smoke many of the
great braves and some Of the little ones
made long talks.
A masquerade ball for the benefit OF
Thomas B. DALEY. janitor, was given
last evening in watchemoKet hall, and
otwjthstanding the unpleasant weather
throughout the day and early part Of the
evening. there were. more than eco pres
ent. and many of the costumes were very
pretty.
Last evening the Pastime Whist Club
assembled at the residences of Mr. and
Mrs. James Richards on Fourth street to
Richards birthday anniversary. The
evening was passed In the enjoyment OF
whist and other games Of card playing,
and some of the company engaged In
parlor games. MIR. Harry Swestland,
brother-i In law Of Mr.. Richards, on behalf
of the club. presented him with silk
mbrella and also in Mr.. Swestland's
ow n behalf presented Mr.. Richards with
a gold watch ana chain. Late in the
evening an excellent birthday supper
was served.
Yesterday the rain storm was ex-
tremely severe. in this town. and had IL
not been for the 10y condition of the
highways there would have been many
washouts. AS it was. large cellar on
Warren avenue. that had just been stoned
up was completely filled with water and
overflowed into the adjuining lot, and
was in danger Of flooding the nearby
houses. The water was turned into the
cellar by ditch that had been opened
tbs day before for the purpose Of con-
Meeting the house with water. The su-
perintendeDt OF water was no,ified and
soon had men at work filling ny tho ditch
And turned the flow of water away and
prevented any damage being done.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-21

Henderson and Gardner. Private John
j. Fair was presented with the goid
badge. given by Col. Stevens for the best
company score at the various ranges.
A public installation of Mount Hope
Council, No. 1882, Royal Aroanum, took
place last evening in Pokanokst hall. the
installing officer being District Deputy
Grand Regent, William NJ. Greene, OF
Providence. The officers were: Regent,
Edward +. Wilkinson: vice regent James
+. Phelps; secretary. Frank B. Wilson; ;
orator. William M. Csnnery; collector
William j. Munro; treasurer, William j.
Bradford; chaplain. OrriD Wilson; guide,
Washington l. Finch; sentry. James b.
Heating.
The warden elect, John Il. Shepard, was
not present and was not installed. At
the conclusion Of the business social
was enjoyed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-21
cATARRH OF THE STOMACH.
A Pleassnt Simple, But Safe E1ectuai
Cure For IL.

a Pleasant Simple, But Safe E6ectual
Cure For II.
Catarrh OF the stomach has long been
considered the next thing TO incurable.
The usual symptoms are full or bloat-
Ing sensation after eating, accompanied
sometimes with sour or watsry -risiugs, q
formation OF gases, causing pressure on
the heart and lungs ana difficult breath
ing; a headache. fickle appetite. nervous
ness and a general played out langud
feeling.
There is often foul taste in the
mouth, coated tongue, and IL the interior
of the stomach could be seen it would
show a Shiny, inflamed condition.
The cure for this common and obstinate
trouble Ia found in treatment which
causes the food TO be readily, thoroughly
diRested before IL has time TO ferment
and irrftate the delicate mucous surfaces
of the stomach.
10 secure n prompt ana healthy diges.
tion is the one necessary thing to do. and
when normal digestion is secured tho
catarrhal condition will have disap-
peared.
According to DIR. Harlanson the safest
and best trestmvnt Is to use after each
meal tablet. composed OF Diastase,
Assptic Pepsin, little Nux, Golden seal
and fruit acids.
These ia aolets can now he found at all
uru8 stores unuer tno nule OF Stuart \
dyspepsia Tablets, and. not being a
patent medicine, can re used with per-
feet safety and assurance that healthy ep
petite anu thorough digestion will follow
thsir regular use after meals.
Mr. ~. j. Booher OF 2slO Dearborn St..
Chicago. ILL, writes: "Catarrh IL local
condition resulting from q neglected cold
in the hetn, wheseby the lining mem
trane OF the nose becomes inflamed and
the poisonous discharge theisirom, pass
ing backward into the throat reaches
the stomsch. thus producing catarrh OF
the stomach. Medical authorities pre-
scribed for me for three years for catsrrh
Cf stomach without cure, but today / am
the happiest of men alter usinR.oDiy one
box Of Stuart's dyspepsia Tablets. i can
not tnd appropr late words 10 express my
good feeling.
have found flesh. appetite aud sound
rest from their use.
stusrt's DyspepsiD Tablets Is the>safest
preparation 6s we'll as the siilplsst and
most convenisnt remedy for any form uf
Indigestion. catsfrh OF stomach. htlious
nsss sour stomach. heartbnrn and.nloat-
log after meals.
Ssnd for little book, mniisd free, on
stomach trou olss. by addressing stuart
Co. narsbail. Mich. 1he tsiies an DO
founo NJ ali drug stores.
Jan lszl.@o2h
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-21
THE NEW ENGLAND R. R. CO
Passenger Train Service, Weak Days,

Passenger Train Service, Week Days,
Corrected 90 Oct. "a. 1897.
Trains leave PROVIDENCE as follows;
For BoSToN-6:25, II 80 n M; RETURN
wAEPoLIhnS IiS5 T N; :a5. IF Il s. 3; "' a M
FRANKLIN-6:25 II :55 n. nj. 5:25 y. m.
MILFORD-6:25. II :55 a. m. 5:S5 .. IN.
ARLINGToN-Fl2: :05 F5;35, $3.50 D. m.
WEsT ARLINGTON - Tl2:O5, F5:31 F6:3o
KNiGHTsvILLK-Fi2os FS:9S o'so "FliIo
NkTfGR NkhAErGHfS3i SvEEpSiSf e. S GFSrrhTIP%R II 2 z
wAsHlNGToN-3:iO s:0S a. m. ;o0, AN
cpsNs;ToS. SSs; S;S, ';jS dSKawNeSoio III " ? r. oo
1905, 4:!1, 5:55. ~. ;l5 eel 10 p. m
PoNTlAC-f6H0 A. m Fi2oa SOS. $50
ARcTiiU AND 'q'UUlpNrcK-sao a. m i2os
4:20. 5:3j, $50, F7:l5, all 10.
ANTHoNY-6:lo, e,OS a m. i2c5. 4:2o 5:sA
sTERLINGES4o, eSS a m. 20, 7:i5 .. m.
COVENTRY, GREENE, oNEco. MooSUP,
AINkIELD--01O, 9;J5 a. IN. 4:sO, 7:l5
PainaeId I'M Rg for lS New " York Si sr"n connects "
sUMMIT-6;lO, 0:J5 9. m. t;so; rs y; m.
'ETHTRs SEEE cfATESsUs6t NEETt 6tTa 22rtANB wNB
wIlifSASTitgS:6 HfT;y % J. SoS a. a. m. no . AS 'ap
fIsHklll: 4 NEwRcRG-s@s 3. ".
NoRMlG,hi,T,Gs;tl p.Ja n ,,,,, 70 t'9S rs p M
tlii,iA,iO AND THE wESr VIA NEwBURa
AND ERiE R'i -gt.u5 a. ~.
PASIOAN AND fNTERMhBlATES STATIONS
EXCEPT tlELDS STATION -J45, go
A. - $50 Aid 10 - H. ~.
fIEi.ns STATION -F6,h r9>D a. IN. F4ld
ft 80 y. va
Leave Pascosg al 5.2l s.2j q. IN. i22L
. - aud - O3 ~.
station. plymouth DIV, y. \, y. A. O. IL
A. H., knecland street
saturdays only. u STOPS on n9tice
W. L. BABCOCk. u. T. A.
N. MING, SupI
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-21
BRISTOL.

A complimentary inspection Of the
Bristol Train Of Artillery was given In
honor OF Adiutant General Frederick
sackett Members Of the company we're
presented with badges by the adjutant
general rs follows: Shnrrshooters, Col
Daniel Stevens, It, Col MiegRs, Maj. !.
IL. Bailey, Sergt. A. W. Barrett. Marks
mon. Lieut. q. :. Peckham, seret. Grey.
Sorgt Sohlosser, Sergt. liotchkinson.
Corr. Myers, Pslvatss Morrey. Fair,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-21
MILLS SHUT DOWN.

woonsocket. II. l.. Jan. 2l.-The Alic'
mills OF the United states Rubber com
pany, which employ about 700 hands
were shut down last night for two weeks
The Social Manufacturing company l.
contemplating the closing Of its Glob'
mills. employing 500 hands. the end o,
the week on account of lack Of orders
The mills manufacture cotton cloth. anc
a cut I'm wages OF 10 percent went into
effect there last Monday. IL Is be
iieved hat the shutdown, II IL take,
place, will last but n short time. Tn
company has two other mills In this city
which are running at their full capacity
and viii probably continue.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-21
Inc Henepln Canal.

Bureau, IN. Jso a. -ssteen miles ~ the
Bepepiu Canal i now completed aud ready
for The wster o. hc turned in. One thousand
men are ~ work IN Bureau county. the work
being pushed night and day Congressman
Prince = making aciive efforts IN Washington
60 secure the necessary APPROPRIATION by which
81 canal may be- CO.. uleied In fss years.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-21

Eighty per Cent Are Gatatrh subjects.
-Dr. Avnew's Catarrhal Powder Will
ours the worst u them. 10 has ls-n
tested a tLonsaud times ahd never us
APPOINTS ~ is pleasant to apply.
harmless and gives such quick relief.
One short pun win clear cold from the
t,at and preyeDt tre possibility of con
trpc.ing this nasty disease which taints
about ~ per cent of the whole American
people. Sold by Blauding a Handing;
"a snd - Mevhossst street beorge "
Cleuin A. Co. ~ 10 - south Main street
Hall A Lvop. --sb
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-21

OItheou.
GENERAL MENTION.
Last Friday John Riley was arraigned
in the Eighth District Court on the charge
Of drunkenness. and he pleaded not
guilty. This morning he was given a
trial and was found guilty and fined -
and costs, the costs being 1915. Riley
said that he would have to go 10 jail, for
he did not haveltnat amount
Hose 20 on Msnton avenue had house
warming last evening, the exercises con-
sisting Of a musical and literary program
followed by a supper and dance.
The officers Of Court of Gen. Sheridan.
A. .. f., met In Stokes hnll last even
ing and spent an hour or SO In rehearsing
the new ritual.
The United Wheelmen will entertain
their lady friends Tuesday evening.
The Standard wheelmen will hold .
ball in Irons hall this evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-21

new YORK, NEW HAYEN AND
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
OLD COLONY SYSTEM.
Time tables giving full information
% to local and through train servics
may be obtained at Providence Sta
tion and stations below.
TRAIN SERVICE FROM PROVIDENCE,
PROvIDENCE DIVISION.
Corrected 10 January md, 1898.


BOSTON iSss sS;t9 !. S;s9 %. 5Ss g. So so ss sSi
9bs l0Os y. m. Sundays-D5:i 40 ,5:5Q,
40, z :Os, 9:OS a. M: 1908, 4:0s, d4 40,
6:0S, :5s, S:0S, 9:5S y. II. RETURNING
Leave Boston from Park Square station,
iO:45 a. M; I2:l5, :C2 2:i5. 800, 3;a5,
4:i5, $500, 5:i5. 200, 9:ls, II is y. IN. sun
davs-bl2 :O3, 6:3O. az 10, S:ls a. IN. l2:lS.
$500, rs, 200, 5:ls, 800, sis p m.
ATTLEBORO-5:4O, $50. Q: 40, 7:02. SOC, $40.
e0e, l002, l0:4O, II 40 a M; i2;02, l2:4o.
sS . sao. 0 Sao "a 4S2, t;.O. 6;O2. Sac; 6:o2.
5:4o. $50 $40, 7:Gs, $40, 9:cs a. m. /; is:0s,
l:OS, 4:4O. $3.50, :08 S:OS p. m.
NORTH ATTLEBoRO AND PLAINvILI.E.
s:SO. s:fO, II 40 a. M; 4;4o, 6;%op. IN.
Snndsys.6;4o 2; m. 4:to 2; m: o>,
TRIAL, NORWOOD AND DEDHAM-6:4j,
$780, ii 40 a. m; A:<J y. IN. sundays-6:i 10
MANsFIEL LD-b5 40. $50, 7:O2, s :O2. sO2, 10 o2.
2: m; R:02. 2:Oa, sa2, 502, 6:Cg, 7:l0, sos
JITCHBURG and way stations-5:bo, so2
.. M; l2:0e and t:O2 y. m. sundays-a0s
LOWELL and way stations-5:5o a. m.; I2:O2.
AOz p. IN. Sundays-4O8 p. IN.
TAUNTON and NEW BEDFoRD-6:4o. $40
6AQ II 40 p. m. sundays-0:tO. $40 a. M,
MIDDIEBoRo-s.o, $40 lo:4o a. m. /; I2 40
-. 3:to. S:t0. $40 p. m. Sundays-e:c
LYMOUTH-6:4o a. m.: 1910 l.O D. -
Points on Cape Cod-6:i0 a. M: l2aQ 3:4J
D. m. Sundavs--6 40 n. m
COTTAGE CITY Gao /! aOam-
NANIOChEL-o D: a. III.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-21
pestreutive storms Along the Coast

Reports ~ maritime disasters along the
ccsst come In thick and fast Peoule
who "so down To the sea IN shius"
should bear ia mind one thing la partlc-
ular. namely, that 70 is highly desirable.
o. take along a supply ~ liostettcr's
stomach Bittcrs as - remedy for sea sick.
nesS Nausea. dyspepsia. bilious.ess
constipation, malaria. nervousness and
kidney trouble, nil sutcuins 20 its be.
r"uceDt and speedy action.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-21
Inventor paZln Dead.

Paris. Jan. H-M. Ernest Bazin. the inventor
~ the roller steamer II dend.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-21
4 PAINFUL ACCIDENT.

Austin O'Mslley, an employe In the
Queen Dyeing Company on Valley street,
met with a painful accident yesterday
afternoon. His left hand was caught in
. dampening machine in such manner
as to pull the skin from the back OF tho
hand aud fingers He was taken to the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-21
SToNINGTON DIyIsIoN.

Trains leave PROVIDENCE as follows for:
NEW YORK-al:l2 bl rs a. ~. daily, sio
2:o7, 4;o5 Cdailyl e;o5 p. m. daily.
NEW YORK, via .stonington Line--7:35 and
si7 m daily, except sunday
INGToN. via harlem River-l0No a. M,
NEW HAPyENNai;ls, = E; ALE bl :as a. m. te.p. daily,
lexp. daily, COS texp daily sil7 (exp.
NEW IoNDoN-ai:l2. bi i:25 a. m. daily
exp.l, 1852 taccom.l, $40 1905 texprsssl !.
eli ol oimitedl. II ;ia g: m. teSp.l 2:o'
a:i6 accom-. 5:iO (accom.l, e:o5 .. m.
texp daily, S:l7 .. IN. texp. daily, Z :5a
a. m. (accom. Sundays only, 4:5o p. m.
(accom. Sundays onlyl.
WORCESTER DIVISION.
=, Trains ISsye PROVIDENCE as follows for
&oensoeEet g. s4s local exp Il Gap m no
exp. 70 % S@SSnsSSEEs,t @%SnsesEst As R s5s 3 s
MnLYIi.LE-s:o5. % 7:5 oas I ii liz :a5 o. m m. las
3;45 4:45, 5:45, 9:25 p. IN. sundays-7Aj
BLAoKsToS'EGs 4 Ks II q d 3 ms 7ls s:25 s25 o5
i;so' II; II i5 "a. am @ ia 81 s2S SaS .5s I;lo
wooNsocRErS S * si-o o S s.s5 e. US ss, 7i5 Us s
3.45, 4'l0, 4:45. 5:zo, 545 20 20, 0:2S,
Ill :25 y. m. Sundays-7:25, i5 9:so, II 20
u. m. 2j, 3:25, 3:4a 5:2a 5:45 7:2o, e:25
y. m.
WARREN AND BRISTOL BRANCH.
cave PROVIDENCE india Street Station,
FALL RivER-6:2o, 7:3o. $780, 1880 a. m
so, 3:3O, 1880 80. $3.50 y. M. sundays
7:3O, o 20 a. IN. 80 80 and 80 y. m
NEwPORT-1@ 80 $780, IL 30 m so
4:u o:3J, e6:n m Sundays--7 81 $780,
a. IN. 30 5 80 D. nr.
WARREN and way stations-6aO, 1:3O, 9:D
and III 30 a.. IN. and 20 "a. nd lex
pressl. 5:O. 8 30. 80 and III 80 p IN, Sun
dsys-7 80, y:JO a. M; l:5O, $50 and o 30
BRIsToiL-s3o 73o. $50, il:sc a. m. l:so
80, 430. $3.50. 500. $50 and IL: 30 o. M
Sundays 30 $780, a. NJ. Il 30, 80. 6:30
n.
Electric cars leave Exchange place. Prov;.
dence. at :05. 1:05 yaD III 05 a. m. I 05
3:Ol 4:05. 3 ;05. Cos :05. and al 05 y. m.
Sundays ut ~. 905 a. M. / 05. sos and :05
Returning connect with all trains.
n, sleeping cars only; h, coaches and sleep-
ing cars: G. all parlor cars; q, Wslpole Lins
q, Connects for Newport via boat from Fall
River via Woods Hole z via New Bedford
GEO. T.. CONNOR. A. G. KSNDALL,
Pnss'r Traffic Manager. Genl Passr Agent
h. u. ALLEN. Genl supt
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-21
Bon
Ami
THE MODERN CLEANER
% USED IN THE FORM or 4 LATHIR.
Al Grocers. -
GENERAL MENTION.

Office of DIR. Farrell. whore his hand was
dressed.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1898-10-06
LEADERS CHOSEN.
The Republicans and Democrats I'm
New York select Their CnRdi-
dates for Governor.

Convention Hall, Saratoga. n. y,
Sept 2s.-The republican convention
nominated the following ticket Tues
day: For governor, Theodore Roose-
welt, Of oyster Bay; lieutenant govern
or Timothy L. Woodruff, Of Kings;
comptroller, William j. Morgan, of
Erie; secretary of state, John T. Me-
Donough Of Albany; state treasurer,
John H. Jaeckel, of Cayuga; state en-
gineer, Edward a. Bond, of Jefferson;
attorney general. John c. Davies, OF
Oneida.
Syracuse, \. T.. Sept. 30.-The DEM
ocratic convention yesterday nom
mated the following ticket: For gov
ernor, Augustus Van Wyck, of Kings;
lieutenant governor, Elliott Danforth.
Of Chenango; secretary of state.
George ". Battin, of Niagara; comp
troller. Edwin S. Atwater, of Dutch
ess; state treasurer, Z. b. Morris, Of
Wayne; state engineer and surveyor,
Martin Schenck, of Rensselaer,: attor-
ney-general, Thomas L. Conway, OF
Clinton.