The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1898-11-18

of Methodism in that town-Rev.
DR.. ]. c. Quinn of st. Thomas Episcopal
church, Somerville, Mass, resigned, and
the troubles in the parish bid fair to be
ended-Consecratio and dedication
exercises at new Myrtle Baptist church.
West Newton. Mass-General Flagler
chief of the ordnance bureau. makes his
annual report to the secretary of the
navy-During a veritable storm OF
meteors at Perry, Ok, two children were
killed, houses were damaged and the
prairies set on fire for miles around; six
meeors fell within a radius of mile
TUESDAY, NOV. Is.
Secretary Gage and Postmaster Cen
eral Smith favor permanent retention of
the Philippines in their entirety; pros
poets of currency reform favorable; no
change in tariff and but little in war
revenue ebill-Lieutenant H. G. DreseI,
L. S. N, commits suicide at Baltimore
-"Mysterious" Billy Smith clearly
outclassed in the 2O-round bout with
Tommy West at ridgeport-Major
Taylor lowers the one-third mile record
over Philadelphia track-MemoriaI to
Rev. Henry Augustus Colt unveiled at
L. ~.
ernment endeavoring TO capture two fair
stowaways, wives of officers of the
Kansas regiment, who left Sen Francisco
for Manila on the transport Indiana
The old fight between the Platt machine
and the Independent element of the
Union League club threatens to come to
the front again in New York-First
Massachusetts heavy artillery mustered
out of service, and Colonel Pfaff ad-
vances SIS to every man in need Of the
money-Joseph Paradis Of Manchester,
n. H, sentenced to Concord reformatory
for five years for assault, with intent to
Gross Of Oregon dead
Inmate of Bridgeport, Conn.,. aims
house heir to 800 0000-Former Judge
Van Wyck after short rest we'll return
to the practice of lawn recount of
vote for representative in Ninth Middle
sex (Mass.) district, Nicholas B. Keyou
Oem.) wins by one vote over Charles
D. Archibald (Rep)-Frederiok W.
Godsoe of 'Tewton, Mass, committed
suicide by hOOting-Actual consoli-
datiOn of the fremont and Eliot banks
Boston, effected-Theresa Willerbee
found dead in Boston; said to have
friends in Keene, N. H-Dogs, ap-
parently mad, caused CONSERVATION at
Newton and Melrose, Mass-Pittsburg
window glass factories started up
New York horse show opened full of
promise grades of refined sugar
advanced 1sc a pound-Tacoma Chris
tian Scientist refused medical aid and
died of pneumonia-Said that steel
rail manufacturers have agreed upon
which are being worked out-Briga-
der General Worth retired after 30
years service greatly per
turbed by the race-war troubles in tie
Carolinas, and the varied advice he is
receiving.
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 16.
Colored United States soldiers rebel
against attempt to arrest one of their
number and kill one of Woods Cuban
lieutenant, an old man, a boy and ba
near Santiago-Cutters strike in t1
Marlboro factories out of sympathy wi,
shoeworkers- Captain McCalla reports
upon the wreck of the Teresa that il will
be impossible to pull her off-Josel h
Harper of Boston sentenced to state
prison for from five to seven years for
killing Samuel Williams-Dreyfus will
be allowed to put in his defense before
the court of casstion- Breck-
enridge, before the war investigating
commission, says that General Skaters
conduct of the Santiago campaign was
not above criticism he thinks that with
General Miles in command 1t would have
been more satisfactory-W.J ]. Bryan
says free silver is not dead-Eleven
people killed in an accident on the Grand
Trunk railroad-Robert p. Porter,
special United States commissioner to
Cuba and Porto Rico, presents his re-
port to President tMcKinley-TheC Chi
cago-Virden Coal company practically
accedes to all demands of the striking
miners-"Major" Taylor, the colored
bicycle rider, twice ties his record, 1m
32s, made last Saturday at Philadel-
Mass, little girl
killed by an injury to the brain from
slate pencil entering her eye-Hon.
Joseph Chamberlain, at q political con-
ference at Manchester, Eng, speaks of
the Fashoda issue and of the good will
established between Great Britain and
the United States-Wife of ex-Con-
gressman FELTON, of Georgia calls for the
lynching of 1000 negroes weekly if neces-
sary that the white women Of the south
may be protected.
THURSDAY, NOV. II.
Peace commissioners meet; Spaniards
refuse to accept American interpreta-
ton of the terms of the protocol, ard
propose to leave the matter to arbitra-
Mass, manufacturer
say they will keep shoe shops closet
until men are ready to yield in every
point-'Major" Taylor breaks NOR
records at Philadelphia, and his man
ager issues a challenge to McDuffee-
General Wood reports on the affair al
San Luis; he says it was a row between