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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-18
THE CAUCUS LAW.
Board Of CanVassers Issues Circular
Explaining It..
How the Primaries Shall Be Conducted.
Checking by COlors.

The board OF canvassers and regis
tration has issued a circular of instruc-
lions. which is addressed 10 the several
caucus wardens and caucus clerks and
which conveys to them a great deal Of
useful and. in fact. necessary informaS
ton in regard to their duties in carry
ing out the provisions of the new eau
Gus law.
One Of the important points Is that
all preHms Gary business of the eau
Gus. If there is any such, musu be con-
cluded at 7.S0 y. m. and the polls must
then be opened. If no preliminary busi-
ness appears. the warden should open
each ballet box turn il upside down
in full view OF those present I'm order
that they may be seen TO be empty,
then close and lock Il and declare the
polls 0pen and call for ballots for the
Offices specified in the call. The polls
may be opened at I y, m. " there is no
preliminary business and should be At
once opened If such business Is finished
before. 80 d. IN. and must remain open
until $3.50 y. IN. and no longer.
There is no restriction on the size or
the ballot. but III must be on white pa
per. not tissue uaDer. and the namea
OF all The candidates for which any
eiector shall vote shan be written or
printed upon one ballot. IL may be
wholly written with ink or with pencil,
or partly written and partly printed.
Ballots which are accepted by the war
den. even IL challenged must be count
ed by the warden when the polls are
closed. and the lard of canvassers and
registration wllr determine the validity
OF the challenge II a recount is ordered.
II is the duty OF cagcus clerks 20
check on the voting list furnished by
this beard the names of voters IN the
color assigned 10 each party These
colors are as follows: Republican. red:
Democratic blue. Socialist-Labor.
green: Prohibition black
The Socialist-Iabor caucuses for the I
nomination OF candidates for the city /
council will take Mace this evening I'm ,
the Seventh and Tenth wards Tcmor- |
row evening the Republican caucuses
viii be held in the several wards of the
city for the election of delegates 10 the |
city convention which will be- held at
o'clock on SATURDAY afternoon I'M the
sixth districf court room. at the Cen
trai police station.
The Democratic and prohib'tionist
caucuscs for the election of delegates to
thc city convention win be held respec-
lively on Friday and Saturday even
ings
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-18

New Haven. Oct 1S.-With all the
pcmp and ceremony to BE- expected IN
an affair of its Kind. Arthur Twlnins
Hadley. LID, was today, naugurated
the thirteenth president of Yale uhi-
versity Succeeding the venerable
Timothy Dwight. The Impressive cere-
mony took place at o'clock this after
noon In Battel chapel, the college
church. In the presence Of hundreds Oh
DIST nguishel men and women, prOml-
neat In higher educational affairs IN an
sections OF The country, and represen-
tauves OF the federal, state and city
governments. and before an audience
which constituted probably the most
distinguished ever assembled IN Ne"
Haven.
Enthusiasm Was somewhat dampencd
during the cary hours Of the day Dy
the fact that . downpOur OF ram Ddde
fair 10 continue throughout the ddy
promising 10 interfere with the unique
and impressiVe procession when had
been arranged as a preliminary 10 the
exercises. AS the forenoon wore on
however, the weather gave indlcatohh
OF clearing. and steps were i1hen 10
carry out the program IN all It's eIaD-
orate details.
IN 4hemselves They were conducted
in English the traditional Latin pro-
n )una ements hav ng been abandoned at
President Hadley's request. This made
the exercises more interesting. although
they lest natur1ly much of the old
time academic aspect.
President Hadley was hOnored with
the presence not only of cist nguishcd
Yale alumni. but by the attendance OF
many famous sons Of other Institutions
Of high rank The presidents of Har-
ward. Columbia. Chicago, Brown. Obcr-
lin and a host Of other un versities and
colleges were there. Battel chapel was
flied ~ the doors. The audience room
an animated appearance. for
all Of those who were there In official ca
pacities as Representatives of other in
stitutions were the academic gowns
and hoods OF their respective nstitu-
tons
The members of the Yale University
corporation and faculty wore the blue
hood and various designations in the
way OF shades to distinguish the de-
partments with which they are connects
ed
Or. Hadley himself wore tho crimson
hood NJ Harvard, tvpical Of the degree
OF doctor OF laws with which that lnsti-
tuition had honored him.
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-18
knTI-IMPERlALSTS.

Chicago, oct 1S.-Delesates to the
contemporaries conference at Central
Music Hall held IA second days ses-
sion today and resumed the task of
completing the Organization OF ma
tional anti-mpcrialist lcagne. J. n.
Sterling Morton of Nebraska presided.
The speaker of the morning was Her
ben, Myrick OF Springfield. Mass
Following Mr. Myrick's speech q gen
efal discussion OF the Philippine ques-
tlon occupied The time until noon
a public mass meeting WAS then held,
conducted by T. 5. Senator William r.
Hason. Congressman !. j. Lentz and
heE' Herbert s. Bigelow Of Cincinnati
deIvered speeches.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-18
FINANCIAL.
BULLS ANO BEARS.
Nervous Shorts Sent Prices Up In
the Stock Market.
Sugar the Leader With a Healthy Rise OF
Low Polnts---Range Of Prices.

N~PNNAehi ~ AiAN
Wall Street. oct. 18th market WAS
stronger, broader and generally more
confident today than il has been lor
more than a week
Sugar. was the leadr I'm the en-
couraging upward turn risins 10 $50 d
gain of about four poiuts from yes'er-
day. 1t held we'll and showed 'he eA-
iS-ence OF a nervous short llne'
Brooklyn Transit was also IalIIy az az.
tive and aggressive during the IoIv,ioo' s.'''i
and II increased its pace IN the @i'''
noon going to S5
The Changers were all agsIesslne
within limited range but trahs'c'io"S
fell off after the forenoon hours.
Peoples Gas shot toward III pu' ,ne %
balance OF the industrial list was oiliS
easy.
Wheat quiet. |-t
Cotton frisky. t.'
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-18
Shepard Cumpar,'s Open NJ.

Mr. John shepard Jr.. has issued in.
vitations for Fri lay evening. 20 pri-
vate opening % the Shepard Combanv
enlarge stores The governor. the stale
legislature. the mayor and city officials
the officers OF the principal banks. mer-
chants from other cities and those who
have aided In the work OF congtructlon
have been Invited
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-18
Mine CenrsTs pmslisn,.

=, fortand, oct. 1s.--Lucius Tuttle Of
~ .fofsoh, tne head of the Boston a.
dent ~ the Maine Central r0qd ~ auc-
80 FRANKLIN a. Wilson ~ Bangor
Muv last month gave noic that hr
Moulg retire THE Maine Central road
as ilas Dren controlled largely for some
Nmr by m ~ V ho are closely id .utiD,
with the Boston a. Milne
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-18
BRAKEMAN INJURED.
Churchill Attempted 10 Board HclIng Tran and
Was bady Huh.

Ebenezer +. Churchill 4 yard brake
man. employed az the Charles street
yard. was badly hurt. tn afternoon.
Churchill was not working today. and
was lust starting FOR home He at
tempted to board an outward bound
train. and missing his hold. fell. and
was struck by the Los train from Ions
dale. His left arm and log were brok-
en- he WAS cut over his lcft eye. and his
body was severely confused churchill
who ls 2S years OH and single was sent
to thc Emergency hospital TTe Viii re-
l.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-18
4 BONANZA.

,,,, Western Miner and finnncior Of Den
III. 81 I'm ia Ilenr Greek County Items
seys. "The Barr.,sbnre Mine az Free
land is being worked bv Bosfon Com
ps. sbar and levels driven from Ia, buf
,,he eTorf OF the present operators IL 10
In fhe shaft 10 q reafer depth and prove
sh,f fbe splff vein noW worked by the
iE.sejaud peopJe - the Harrisburg. The
a,e shoot il am important one, and car
les a wide streak of mineral all OF
..r,oL ~ OF smefffne value.n Tho prop.
W. r.fcrtea 90 g. controlled bv our com
,,a,v and A. con si,lcrably more than pros.
nacf in fact a. will soon he claSscd "a a pro.
pprcing mine. a limited amount uf treasury
o,n,k l. offered to The public VI the low
,,rlce 90 ~ cents per shntc, fun pnii anu non.
as.,ssabie. ~ you want to make money
ranidlN and safely huy n block pf this stock.
aiircs- az call on occidental beyelopment
81 81 Rogers Buildihg. 49, Washington II
Hoston. or y. IRVING DAVIS, jls Industrial
Tru-t nuiidinF, froNidenre
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-18

John Williams aNae John " u WI
lnms Wus .arrestei hy Deputy. Sheriff
Wilcox today on DimOnd street on
charge off having failed % obey sum
mons 90 app.ar bsfore tn district court
20 kingston last Monday in an ANTI
Saloon League case against William
u. Henry and Elnora Henry.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-18
Ass sVrmsnl and Alt,ctm,u,.

According 20 The records at CITY Hail
Samuel Huhar. ieweler. doing bnsi.
ness az No 40 North Main street has
made an assignment 10 Isidor Wars
hauer
According 10 the same records John
v. Fox has attached the property of
Isabel +. Tiliinehast FOR 800
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-18
VALENTINE LODGE. NO. 21.kEOp

TO THE MEMBERS You ave here
by notifiel of the death of Sister Alice
Coodier. who died Tuesday evening.
oct. 18th. 1899. Funeral from her late
residcnce. CD Crahston stree Friday
Oct goth. at 10 o'clock a. m. You viii
please be present.
ARTHUR l.. SHAW, Sccy.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-18

Vancouver. Oct. iS.-It is stated that
John ID Rockefeller the STANDARD OH
magnate is about 90 increase his min
ia island.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-18

occurred control ~ the sale OF one of tho
most wonderful Inventions in the CAL
sula % ailnE l<ad Pencil Difficult numbers
are Instantly multiplied. n today
at tie News Office. wcyboEset street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-18
Iudomsni for Plaintiff.

r,deo Rogers in the case Of Charles
T. Gala CHER VS.. Catherine Gallagher.
adrninistrator OF the estate of John
GaIlaeher. yesterday gave the plaintif
tudgment for s96l.62. Rathbone Gard
y,ar vas counsel for the plaintiff.
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CONTINUED from Page One)
this crisis. and that they have worked
for this consummation during the past
year" The amendment was seconded
by Samuel Thomas Evans. Liberal,
middle division OF Glamorganshire.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-18
NO DEFINITE REPLY.

London, oct. 1S-A special dispatch,
dated at Pretoria at noon yesterday.
saws
After few shots were fired 81.
Mafeking the white flag was hoisted.
\ Bocr party bearing a flag of truce
was sent TO inquire whether the town.
surrendered. No definite reply was re-
ceived, The burrher messenger was
detained for six hours and then re-
1gugeI H
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-18
DYsENTERY AND DEsERTIoN.

Ladysmith. Natal. oct 15.-(Dolayed
In transmisSion)-It is reported here
that dvseuterv and dcscrtion are prev
alent In Gen Cronic's commando The
native tribe OF Bdr1longs under Chief
Vessels is said ,o be cooperating i'm
the defense OF Mafeklng. undertaking
outpOSt duty
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-18

Mister B0rus. 7 ana thinkiu you are ace
tim rather name.
An Upton. aye. am lselin. too. o. you
can well complain.
You have spilled our great regatta. You
have undermined our FUN.
You have acted in the bizness like a
Guild SON 90 gun.
Sir Thomas the qulnus-Ince of-a sportln
Irishman.
Brought Shamrock here TO win that cup
20 "Hft' it. If She can.
While our trim yacht the Coiumoll,
God blo7s her every SPAR
Was as ready an as wilin for the ocean
tug-o'-War.
Thrice the whito-robcd beauties started
six times there was uo race.
For thrice vou got old Mister Fog To-
share in your disgrace.
an they reach'd am tackled. am drifted,
while their sails did id.y fap
An Borus. YOU held in your breath an
didn't care a rap.
Mister B0rus. in MYTHOLOGY I'm told you
rank n god.
But do You think you've acted fair 20
Ireland sacred sod2
Have YOU trated our columbia right
Come answer like man,
Admit your fault afoncm'nt makc-y'u
shurelv must and can.
VIII YOU teU u.s. Msthor Borus. VIII you
tell us without fail,
WHY you blow zeofur or New York.
off Hateras gale.
While sayward o. Staten Island the sails
90 two yachts Gap
An YOU bring death on ufoon whore
Mick Cad0 rules the Jap;
Nisther Porus I'm no stranger 7 nave
met you on the sly.
Vhin YOU blew stif noreaster or the
shores o. Galway Bay.
Wfrn o. the mainsl o. me hooker ioN'
reefs we'd taken in.
wbin with forest down an iib ATT taul
we through fho brine did snfn.
7 have seen the waste n watner- gro"
awful meath your breath
N-hir wan pint north or wan ni1t -''.'
meant n0thin' else but de1fh'
r was young m those days. BorH-. '"
thin me only dread
Yves that you wouldn't Keep
abeam-asten-ahsad ,......
philadelphia u iN'''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-18
STATE FAIR IN
NORTH CAROLINA
Col. Cunningham Makes the Opening
Speech.
PROGRAMME or The WEEK.
SUPERINTENDENT Summcreii OF the rem
ucntiary 20 Answer 10 the Charge
# Cfuclty-Outsfanding war
Claims $4,000.
PROGRAMME OF The WEEK

RALEIGH. y. C.. oct. l7.-Special'-lhe
60 r,,r was formally opened by a
snce.h from Colonel JOIN $. Cunningham
rooresenta,ive Of the Governor OF Nor'h
Carolina. lie referred 20 the present 's
beine an era Of educational advancement
in the history Of the siate.
,,olonel Cunningham. who is the presi-
dent Of the state Board of Agriculture IS
prominently spoken Of as the next Gov
ornor Of the state.
The outlook Is for very successiui i'ir'
while the attendance promises to be large.
While not 70 large as on some former oc-
sacions. the various exhibits are high
class OF their character and very attrac-
tive IN appearance.
THE PROGRAMME
There are many other meetings Tor the
week as follows.
The annual reunion OF the North caro-
lima Confederate Veterans.
The State Convention Of Cotton Grow
CTS.
INC state Convention of Truckers
.rst annual meeting of the North caro-
Ina Democratic Iress Association.
.uaual meeting OF the North Carolina
agricultural Society.
Meetings of tie directors of the Agri-
uTal Department. state Prison and
.ttrr public institutions.
Al the meeting of the ponitcutiary direc-
tors. Superintendent Summcrell will APP
pear to answer the charge OF cruelty TO
convicts.
Hon Joseph Is. Bachelor is extremely
sick az his home here.
Veteran Howard Parker died last night
al the Soldiers Home
REPUBLICANS.
The state Republican Committee has
been called 10 meet al Statcsville. The
committee Is composed of the following:
Chairman A. r.. Holton. Winston.
Secretary. W. 5 Hyams. Marshall.
state-at-Iargc. e. q. Duncan, John G..
Dancy (colOred). Tyre Glenn and George
T. White CC0lored).
District Committeeman. Siarkcy Hare;
3 Robert }. Lewis. 3. Abe Middleton tcol-
orodj. a. G. r. Bailey. 8. j. w Norwood.
8. Ham Long. g. j. IA. Ramsay s. Alex
Bailey. O. Tom Rollins.
T. Page. one of the wealthiest men
I'm the State died az his home here ycster-
dav. aged scvcntv-four years. lie leaves
eight chlldrcn-hvc sons and three oaugh-
tors. lie married about a year ago Mrs.
him.
The outstanding war claims Of this
state are about s2oNo. Acting Adiutant
General J. @. T. Harris Is inst back from
Washington where De went 10 look after
these claims. and thinks they will soon De
settled.
CATHOLIC ORPHANACE.
There are now fifty pupils at the Roman
Catholic Orphanaso which is just about
completed here.
On Thursday which IS Raleigh Day.
all the STATE officers wifi take holiday and
attend the Fair.
It IS thought that Judge simonton Will
render his decision within the next TWO
weeks en- the railroad tax case.
The attorney for Dr. j. II. Abbott eX-
Railroad Commissioner. made a motion In
the Supreme Court to-day TO have MS
rasc as regarding the title 10 seat in the
Corporation Commission. advanced
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-18

this section. apart from dcsultory outpost
skirmishes.
All Tie women and children have left
Dundee.
BOERs POOR MARKSMEN.
LONDON. oct 1.-THE crew Of the
armored train say the Beers fired thir-
teen shells. but their aim was wretched
and not "a single shot struck the train.
which then made bold approach nearer
and opened fire with the MaNims.
The Burghers replied with heavy rine
fire. shooting wildly. Only three or four
bullets struck the train.
Subsequently the crew learned that five
Beers and two Boer horses were killed.
while several Beers and horses were
wounded.
Not "A member of the British force was
50 much as touched.
BOERs REFUSED.
COLESBURG. oct. 1L-9 A. Mt is
persistently reported from widely differ
ent sources that "A large force OF Beers
resolutely attacked Mafcking on Friday.
and after several hours lighting were
repulsed with heavy loss.
CAPE TOWN. oct. 17.-Noon.-Commu-
nication with Belmont Station, sixty miles
south Of Kimberley IS still open. Ihe
fight with the armored train from Kim
bcrlcy. i'm which the Beers lost more than
they did at Maiuba Hin. is held TO prove
that their shooting is not as good as it Is
reputcd TO be
II is the general belief from items OF
Intelligence received that the Beers ac-
tualIy attacked Mafekng and were re-
pulsed: the reports of continued lighting
there are regarded as proving that the
Beers failed to score a success
IADYsMITH. oct. ~ T. Mine
foremost detachment of the enemy
northern column has not advanced beyond
Irgagane. and 70 definite movement mas
been made from the Drakensburg Pass
NATIVES REVOLT.
LONDON. oct 1.-THE Morning fosl
T,advsmith correspondent telegraphs lhat
The Basutos have risen against the Free
state.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-18
Y. N. C A. IN CUBA
Report Of the Army and Navy Depart
mont Rendered.

Following is report Of the represen-
tatives of the Army and Navy Depart
ment Of the Young Mems Christian AS
sociation I'm Cuba as rendered los Score
taries A. f.. Moody. II. j. Maciiravy and
j. W. Evers.
During the month Of September our
men have continued work at nine diner
emit points. Through the courtesy OF the
commanding officers we secured perma-
nent quarters at Military Hospital no. J.
The room is lighted by electricity and
seats three hundred people lt Is CEN
tralv located both for patients and hos
pital corps men. The two weekly services
and daily visits of the secretary with
literature and stationery arc eagerly well
coined by the men.
on August 3oth. Secretary \. J. Adams
went into quarantine camp about one
mile east of MORO Castle with part OF
the Second Artillery stationed 40 Caha-
mas Fortress The same evening he was
taken sick and on September Sd was re-
moved TO the yellow Fever Hospital al
Las Animas. We hoped for his recovery
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-18
YOUNG LADY DROWNED.
Miss Katie s. Cause Falls Into Mill
pond Near Wilmington.

WILMINGTON. y. c.. oct. 17-Miss
Katie T. Cause. a highly esteemed lady
Of this city and a daughter Of the late
5. =. Cause. was drowned this afternoon
AT Greenfield Mil Pond one and half
miles from the city at 6 o'clock
Miss Cause. with a party of children
had gone for an afternoon stroll To the
country and at the time of the terrible
accident was some distance behind the
children she having retraced her steps
To a spot near the bank where she said
she had left her purse. Just how the
accident occurred will be never known as
the children soon after her departure
heard splash in the water, which Is at
this point about 10 feet deep. and were
startled to find Miss Cause struggling be-
tween life and death In the water.
She Is 81 years OF age, and lived with
her slsters-in-law. Mrs. Preston Cumming
and Mrs Alice Young. She had been for
some time employed as sterographer in
one Of the leading hardware stores In the
city but was forced 10 resign a few days
ago on account of failing health She
was very popular.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-18

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-18

WILSON. y. G.. oct. h. Special-John
j. jefferson. who on August 18th shot
from ambush Colrin Barnes, one Of the
most influential citizens of Wilson. will
be- put on trial tomorrow for his life
John Il. Woodland has been employed by
Jofferson's friends as counsel. Messrs r..
4. and : A. Woodland viii assist the
states attorney.
The defense Will advance temporary In
sanity brought ON hy an aggravated case
of a. lima. as the cause Of the crime.
\ special venire of two hl<dred men
has been summoned. All OF tomorrow
will be consumed in securing "A jury. II
will probably be Friday night before tho
case reaches the jury.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-18
SCOTTISH RITE MAS0NS.
Two Brief Sessions of the Body Held
YESTERDAY

WAShINGTON. oct. 1.-THE Supreme
Council OF Scottish Rite held two brief
sessions to-day Al the Senatorial" ses-
sion the committee on the ritual reported
progress. but made no important recon-
mendatlOns. and It's labors were author
lied 10 be continued FOR the next two
years. when it will report changes then
Immediately necessary.
The Albert Pike monument committee
reported, and the council decided that
the order viii bear the entire remaining
expense OF the monument. which viii be
about $1,000. $500 already having been
appropriated. The structure is TO be
placed near the scottish Rite building in
this city.
An executive session OF the council
which developed no important action
closed the days labors.