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The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1899-11-21
rHz NON PAR IsAN CAMPAIGN

The campaigns against 'bossism in
the various States met with varying
success. In this city the fusion of the
Independent Labor party with the Re
publicans failed at the polls, but has to
it's credit the forcing of Tammany to
nominate better candidates than usual
and to pledge itself as never before to
the immediate construction Of q mu-
nicipal rapid transit system. The
Democratic committees, State as we'll
az local, supported the amendment
authorizing the increase in the debt
limit of this city, to provide the funds.
In this city the vote for it was nearly
unanimous, while up the State-prob-
ably because of the Democratic Com
mittea'a actinn-ahout half ~ the voters
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NOTICE OF RXECUTRIX.

Having been appointed and qua flied as the
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ceased, late of Wake County this Is to notify
all persons indebted to her estate to call and
settle their in iebtedness; and all persons hav-
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triX will present the same within the time al
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-28
A BRITANNIA BODY
AND DEFENDER FIN,
Cup Challenger Shamrock at Last
Exposed to View--YaChting Ex-
perts Generally Disappointed.

New York, Sept. 2s.-The Irish cup
Challenger. the Shamrock. was yester-
day safely dry docked ali Erie Basin.
Every precaution was taken to prevent
the slightest mishap TO the big cutter.
ana 20 minutes after she was warned
into position over the IL blocks AT the
Dottom of,the dock her keel was resting
securely In place. The huge pumps
that empty the lock were started at
l2'2O. but tt was not until 2:5O that the
oeep Keel OF the Irish craft was finally
exposed To view. There was no at
aeinpt 10 hide the lines OF the yacht.
4 ne yard was open to the public from
morning until night and hundreds of
yachlsmen had a fine look at the craft
Early IN the morning the crew was
put TO work scraping off the green
pant that covered her -topsldes. expos
ing the true metal underneath. Just
What metal these two upper strakes of
plates are composed OF Is a secret but
IL looks very much like a composition
oi aluminium and nickel very light and
az the same time very strong. IL is
quite probable that the Shamrock will
Ilpt nave her upper body repainted for
fear dt may retard her speed.
when the keel touched there was
about Il feet of water from the hIocks
10 uhe surface. which makes her
draught about the same figures or an
inch or two less
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-28
Yachismen critIcISe.

She resembles the Defender I'm gen
eral appearances. but her zines aft are
not as fine az the Coiumbia's From
her bilge 10 the overhang the lines are
more ABRUPT. Her biIges are well
rounded and the lead seems 10 be very
low down. Taken all IN all she seems
TO be a good looking boat. but / think
not as fast as the Columbia"
Dr. j. {. Barron or the New York
Yacht club and one OF the best of our
racing yachtsmen. said:
am rather disappointed i'm the
Shamrock's under body I don't see
that she is any radical departure from
the modern fin-keel boat Her lines
are harder. much harder. than / ex-
pected, They certainly have got the
lead down at the lowest possible point "
George Drakely OF the New York and
Atlantic Yacht clubs said:
must say | am very much disan-
pointed with her. She's nothing like az
gracefui boat as the Columbia Her
lines are hard and the two upper steel
piates tapping over the bronze offer p
iot or resistance thar VIII not do her y
bit or good when she lies over i'm SAIL
ing" ~ sun
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-28
THE MUNICIPAL ELECTION.
Democrats Hive Fixed Tine for Caucusss and
(onsn!lon Rspub can COmmllaein Kan

The chairman OF the Democratic
city committee has notified the board
OF canvassers and registration thar The
caucuses of the Democratic partv for
the election of delegates to the city
convention, which occurs on Monday
October 3, will be held in The several
wards on Friday October 20. The can
cuses 20 nominate candidates for The
city council viii be held on Thursday
October 26. which rs the last dav allow.
able under the new caucus law. Tba
city election will take place on Tues
day. November Z.
The RepuDIlcan CITY C0mmiTTac VIII
meet at the regular Headquarters ON
Weybosset street at O'Clock this even
ing. when the dates for the cauouses
and city convention viii be decided M
on. Chairman John T. Blodgett of the
board OF canvassers and registration
will be present at the meeting. and will
explain the provisions Of the new eau
GUS law Representative Charles Dean
kimball of this city. will explain the
caucus law 20 the Democrats in Paw
tucket this evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-28

handsome about the cutters lines. ex-
cept that they are all curves. Ahere be-
ing no straight ones, except from the
turn or the guardboards 10 the lead.
IN comparison with the cup defender.
columbia. the Shamrock is fuller bod
leo, especially amidships, with about a
Ioot more beam and with a draught
ABOUT ten inches greater. Her over
hangs are shorter so that the lines of
ner hull are not SO well carried out as
IN the Columbia and. being short. in
crease the look of bulkiness. The lead
on the keel weighs about Is tons less
IMAM the Columba's. or about so tons.
put as II is about five feet longer than
the latters. or about 33 feet. and not
nearly SO deep, 1t puts the ballast low
en- and therefore gives the Shamrock
lulIy as much, if not greater stability.
Ihe shamrock carries more sail than
the columbia. as her mast Is stepped
ABOUT TWO feet further aft, giving her
more headsail. while the mainsail is
also larger than the cup defender.
capt. Woodbury. Kane. who sails
with {. Oliver Iselin on the Columbia
in all her races in ain advisory capac-
lty, SAID. after taking a good look at
the Shamrock:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-28
NOTES ABOUT TOWN.
bref bul Interesting liens ibcu Recent Tapusn.
ings In and tboul These Plantations.

William Gowdey H. years old OF Sc
Althea street. while riding his wheel
ON Pond st. last evening ran into a
pile OF bricks which had been left i'm
the gutter and was thrown. His back
was slightly injured
Rose Bloomburg 65 years old. wife OF
teuben Bloomburg. was taken sudden
~ til at 249 Gladstone Avenue last
evening and died at ll:15 o'clock Dr.
faimer was called and said that
death had ensued from natural causes.
According To the records at city
nan. Samuel T.. Wilson, doing busi-
ness under the firm name Of the Bryce
a wilson company saddlery and
hardware. No. 3S Friendship St. has
MADE an assignment for the benefit
oi his creditors TO Henry r. White Of
PaWtucket.
mere VIII be cottage prayer meet
ing az the home OF Miss Emma Kuowl-
Ion 20 Olney street. Friday evening. at
80 Dr. Samuel *. Hartman of the
lead.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-28
WILL CASES IN COURT.
onlI Formal Proof Presented as Appellants and
Dec ded No! TO ConeSl

The only cases befora the common
~ ~p'e5s ulNision of the supreme court
,odiuy Tor trial this morning were two
@ Ill inaolers and i'm both only formal
pnooi OF the Wills was required. as the
mppenants had changed their minds i'm
ne,s, reSaiu TO contesting the decisions Of the
The first was that or Matthew Brcn-
nan at uN vs. John u Sullivan execu-
~ Si 90 ais The will offered was that OF
,,.a,'. vathtr,he Sullivan. Dennis n Sheahau
e,' "as counsel for the executor. The other
- u,,,s Vas an appeal taken by Florence
-. llpour from the municipal court
os ss.isIoh $50, admitting TO probate the will
te late samuel Wilbour and the ap-
nc,'ie,', ~ ~ OF charles w. Nilbour as eX-
ecutor. The court is to apnroya of Tho
form of the decree sustainiug the viii
on on oCC IN. ]. n. Butman is attorney
Tor the executor.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-28
Big, Powerful Graft.

AS the water receded the body of the
Shamrock came i'm view and Il was
seen that she was a big. powerful craft.
wlth her greatest beam about where
the masthead runners fasten 10 the
deck. The under body. which is OF
prohze' was covered with a sort OF
slime. which came off readily Win a
vigorous application of salt water and
brushes leaving the plates shiny and
smooth
When the huh and keel were fully
eAposed there were expressions OF dis
appointment heard on all sides. The
eAgefts expected TO see something new
anu . radlcal departure from the old
type OF English cutter. The Irish c,,t
ter can be described as a vessel Win
Britannia body and a Defender fin
ana lead, including the latter's rocker
Keel but with greater draught than
either. There is nothing particularly
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-28
LIQUOR LEAGUE CONVENTION.
Res' N Cadets Hall al Central Falls J. Resolutions
Adtpei and Officers Elan'sd

Ihe fourth annual convention of tbs
state Liquor League was held I'm Ga.
dets hall, Central Falls, yesterday. and
atter the transaction OF the routino
business. the following committees were
appointed. on the recommendation of
| me executive committee:
On constitution and by-laws-philip
fogarty, Providence: Patrick Hogan
fawtueket; Solime Davignon. Central
falls' w Howard Warwick. r T
quinn Cumberland. Auditing committee
huuher Pickles Providence: M p
flaherty, Central Falls: Michael Duf-
~ Wt''wick. Committee on Press Iob,
) ONeill. Providence: William Mn"
dock, Central Falls II Nolan Of New
port Credentals-Ben Pierson Cent,s,I
faiIs' Lawrence Roach. Providenoc.
lanes Seanlan Cumberland. wiIIiar,
- Nerf faWtucket: John y Mead m
,,t. ~. hesoluilons-John Dillon
TuIhPerland; John = Ward providenea,,
John Coghlan. Central Fails. Patriol,
1DurleX' Pawtucket; Thomas TimbIo
BuIrlivllle; William Powers I5ncnIr,..
- ~ McGowan. Newport; Michael R,,rns'
Woonsocket l. w Arnold. Warwjck
- SuliNan. East Providence: Otto
Bduer. Narragansett Pier. lance r,
Wiley. Warren. NJ r Barney Joj,nsto,.
hoDert S.debottom. North ProvIdenca,
= Hurley Bristol + l. Murray Easi
Greenwich. LAST
me committee on resolutions pro.
sented set endorsing the natinnaI
ieague I'm their efforts To obtain n ro- |
auction Of the tax ON liquors and tbe !
resolutions were adoptcd
The following board of Off ,.rs v,as |
then elected. President. John = Quinn. |
Nlce presidcmcs. John y Ward and Rer- |
udiu ~ keenan,: recording secretary
Nlihasn ~ Nerr financial secretary /
Janes Seaman: treasurer. John N |
' w dikef' sergeant-at-arms. Michael /
Msnorgan; organizer. y II Nolan: cxecu-
TNe committee. John OMEN. Provi-
lence; Benjamin Maynard Warwick. y
- > cara, pawtuckct. BENJAMIN Pearson |
,th'fal rails. John Hogg Cumbcrapd.
..unh murray, Lincoln: ID j McGowan.
SeWpolA; James 4 WyHe. Warren.
!, !, ,nnVthy Hurley. Bristol. Frank 7,
" y nMuiraN, East Greenwich: Michael
9,tuIrs. Woonsockct: John Nee. Rur-
Z vlNlue' otto Bauer Nara gansott Pior
Nooelt SldebottOm. North Providonce.
SuihNan East Providence: T Wood.
,aru: coventry: delegates 70 the na
,"nal convention. John r Quinn Jobn |
Ward and John Dillon
INtHaiks were made bv ex Atdc,,,,,,, ., !
Inward smith. of PawtucI<et. Alder
ian tichard u keene. OF Central Fails
hu License Commissioners Jose,,b m
'sugney and Charles r Cood,yt, -
ertral Falls, after which a ,vas ,-,.t,5
, holi the next convention AZ tbe ,,u
ige OF Arcuc Ceutre. Wor,ttct l
le convention adjourned. "'''
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-28
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-28
Smallpox al mo ffnsnIn

san Francisco. Sept. 2S.-Anotbor
case Of smallpox has developed among
The soldiers az the Preside. Wayne Lar
ribee, OF the South Dakota volunteers
u the ailicted man. He has been isola
ted and Will be removed 10 the camp or
detention where there are now 0va
cases ~ the disease. There are alsn bya
men sifniltrly afflicted on Angel I.iaf,ll
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-28
VII rrotsbIr eal,rnhsa

TeNarkana. Ark Sep,. 2s.-A mol
last night made demand on sberl0
Beckliam fOr Tom. sanders. coi,,..
Who lasi Frday. sho, ana killed H..
~ Nh"t lcr. planter un the Rnd pfv.
"nd the laitcrs little daupi,tot
InP Fn"rH refused Go surrender tbe
nfls,neI and hurried him ont or Town
hus be probably wnl be- lynchcd.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-28

son. New York; T. w Chrittendon
bfldseport; & Il Allen Portland: Har-
ry George, Portland; w ] Tonltin An
soma M Laird, New York: w r. Boone
Newport JOS Stack, John ONenI ri
hreene, W Hick. Boston: Geo w
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NEWMAN-Benjam A Abramson
! 7. NJ Blake New York: Geo n crocser
PhLladelphia: f Hardy Boston: w
B Trebout. NJ j Schiff. New York. &,
l. Demorest. Pennsylvania; @ : Hus-
| sey' Nashua. w - Perkins Hartford
James Carter. Boston: + r BeIden
! New York; Il Marble George A Hail
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Brett. Chicago; a II Durham and
Whe; New York: a T. Osgood. Lowell:
w Mtlliken. Block Island. Al T.
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Waltham: w G Folsom T. w Armour
Boston; w Walpole and wife. Jewast
t.ty' j Camph, Hartford: G n Rur-
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\ Case. New York: Frank Wildly
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renton Haight. Woonsocket. y U
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Iora; NJ Comstock, A r Reynolds
and wife. Boston ''0''''
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BOSTON: + Springer and wife Rolti-
more, NJ Hatch. Mr. and Mrs Geo Fo-
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-28

San Francisco. sept 2s.-rhlrtv daVs
further say 81 ~, cutiOn rae prant.,,t
Yesterday GO Mrs tordeiia Botkin Nh
Was found guilty of the murder of A.
John " Dunning of Dover. Dciouara
ny sending her poisoned candy throtieb
~" m9u. Her appeal to tho sypremc
court is not set perfected.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-28
Exhausted Vitality.
Nervous and Physical Debility.

Premature Decline. Impotency. Atronbv ,,,o,.
ingl varicocelc. Structure. the Errors og yo,,, 49,
Excessesof Mature Years and all DIsr 80 spS' 'ns
WEAKNESSES Of MEN. from N wba,e,.,c.a.s .','e
Arising. scientifically treated, quickly snS ra",
cally cured at the old reliable ''''
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-28

There Is more Catarrh in thl~sec,,o,,
Of the country than all other disesso.
put together, and until the last few
years was supposed 10 be incurabIe a..
p great many years doctors pronounrs,
n n local disease. and prescribed looai
remedies and by constantly failiny =,
cure with local treatment. pronouncsd
80 incurable. Science has proven "a
tarrh to be a constitutional disease ara
therefore requires constitutional tre,,
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tured By T. y. Cheney a. Co. Toledo
Ohio. Is the only constitutional cure on
the market W is taken internally ia
doses from 10 drODs 10 T. tenspOonfui n
acts directly on the blood and muc,Js
surfaces 90 the system. They offer On.
hundred dollars for any case 10 fai's r.
cure Send for circulars and test.fnJ-
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Toledo. n
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