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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-02
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BOAY-In this city, 1st insA. at his pa
rents residence, SO Atweils avenue.
Peter Joseph, son of Michael and Mary
Boay.
BARLOW-In this city 31st ult, at his
fathers residence 22s Prairie avenue,
John E., son Of James and the late Ann
Barlow, in his 25th year
CRANDALL~-In Pawtucket 1st inst,
Lucy a. Crandsll, in her 67th year
COLE--In Rehoboth, Mass. Nov. /, 1900,
Danforth l.. Cole. aged 81.
CRANDALI--In Pawtucket, list inst, Lucy
Ann Crandall. in her 67th year.
HOCK-In Riverside. Nov. 1, Jacob Hook,
i'm the 10Th year of his age.
JOHNSON-In Silver Spring, North
Kingstown, Oct 81, Abby c. Johnson,
aged 55 years.
LAPHAM-In Burrillville. r. l.. Nov. l..
1900. Simon Sayles Iapham, aged 6s
years.
MOORE-In this city, 30th ult., OF hem
orrhage of the lungs, Henry Moore
ROOD-In Johnston. 1st inst. Abble.
widow OF Elias Rood, in her 6sth year.
SHfPPEE--In this city. Nov. LIST. Ben
edict w. Shippee. In the 5oth year of
his age.
TEEIr-In this city. Nov. I. Martha B..
daughter OF the late BENJAMIN @. and
Dorcas X Teel
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-02
A PHILOSOPHERS ENDING.

A good deal has been written concern
ing the last sad years OF Nietzsche, the
German philosopher. whose death was re-
corded a few weeks ago, says the West
minister Gazette The friends of the un-
happy man are evidently deeply grieved
at the statements according to which the
stricken man presented very painful
spectacle TO those who came In contact
with him. One of his friends now ex-
plains that, unlike the majority of cases
OF brain paralysis, there was absolutely
nothing distressing in the general condi-
tion of the poet-philosopher. lie lived I'm
his villa on the hills near Weimar. under
the tender care OF his sister a faithful
attendant, and his last years were spent
peacefully and painlessly.
Neitzsche hardly ever spoke but fol-
lowed with evident interest when he was
read 10. There he sat, apparently con-
tent, and always amiable. lie understood
and did anything his sister asked him,
and II seemed as II only tho connecting
link between brain and tongue had been
severed. lie delighted I'm the beautiful
sunset scenes, which he could watch f0m
his veranda, but only his shining eyes
EXPRESSED his delight. while his lips re-
mained dumb. Now and then. he ex-
pressed his willingness to receive n visit
or. but he only shook hands and looked
pleasantly at his guests. Words would
no longer come. and every visitor went
away impressed with the noble and dig
ntred EXPRESSION Of the man whom n
tragic fate had overtaken In the midst OF
life.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-02
HERE AND THERE.

In the rubber forests OF Para one Ia
borer disposes OF 100 trees in seven
months, securing from 400 to 500 kilo-
grammes of rubber, Of which he gets half
from his employer.
a French statistician has calculated
that the human eye travels over 2OOO
yards in reading an ordinary sized novel.
lie has also estimated that the average
human being reads 300 miles OF hand
writing and print In a lifetime.
The Prince OF Dahomey, now a French
subject, is visiting Paris. and boasts that
he Is the proud possessor of lo3 living
wives and 2S3 living children, while his
whole family, including sons, daughters.
sons-in-law. daughters-in-law and grand
children, numbers 1919.
The Brush Printer states that between
the years 1875 and 1854 more than one hun
dred works were issued from the printing
press OF the Convent of ST. James at
Mount Ripoli Italy, the press being
worked by the nuns, who we're of the Or
der of ST. Dominic
The surgeon general OF the navy has
arranged 10 send to Guam a dentist TO
treat the teeth of the men at that naval
station. There has been much complaint
from sufferers at Guam, and the services
of a dentist are greatly needed. The
tooth jerker" was enlisted as a hospital
steward at $50 a month.
An order has been issued 10 the post
masters throughout the country TO OBJ
serve the strictest economy with rubber
bands; to reuse old bands as much as
possible, anI to save all pieces of string
for future use. The famine In Inuia and
the war in the Philippines have advanced
the prices OF both the articles; hence
the Inauguration OF the save-at-the-spigot
policy while hundreds OF thousands pour
out at the bung-hole.
The new German code of civil law de-
fines the rights OF husband as being SUI
preme in most social affairs. lie may
prescribe the hour for dinner. the manner
of serving it, the number of servants and
may limit the quantity Of linen to be pur-
chased i'm the year. but he may not open
his wife's letters under any circumstances
without her expressed permission.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-02
THINGS TO WEAR.

The new collars Of the ready To wear
variety are extremely convenient and
pretty. One style has a black velvet top
with three folds OF colored satin below.
Green promised TO be one OF the favored
colors for winter. but the promise has
not been kept. one sees little OF g.
even in millinery. Black. gold brown
beige. pearl gray and deep red are decid-
cdly I'm the lead
The flannel waists that DECORATE the
shop windows Just now are as prctty ns
can nc. even the siu1Utrvt. stitched straps
ending On a point Fastened with p tiny
gold button at the bust line ttim one OF
less expensive styles
\ stunning httle coat or chiuchrla T.
made Efon fashion but double breasted
with one large rover The sleeve H. "a
small "biahop. gathered into velvet
band at the wrist. with The fur forming "a
rufnc over the head \ chinchiIla tooue
with black and whlto ostrich plumcs
completes the effect
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-02

There has been a deal of conjecture in
musical circles for some time past as TO
who would be chosen as contralto I'm
the quartette choir of the First Congre-
gational church. on Benefit street.
AS is well known, this vacancy in the
choir was caused by the resignation OF
Cora Bishop Stone early last spring.
Since that time there have been many as
pirants TO this most desirable position.
but not until Miss Edithe l.. Austin's
voice was heard did the musical COM
mittee of the church decide upon whom
the mantle OF Miss Stone should fall.
During the past week Miss Austin re-
signed her position as contralto in the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-02

Browns reply that no did not have a.
quarter was apparently the only part of
the transaction that made any impress
sion upon him. But he is under suspicioul
In that office, and will probably never be-
able to live it down.
A bridegroom OF "A left his wife strolled
around To his new mother-in-law's house,
aid asked III her daughter was at home.
rms came from force OF habit. he hadl
peen calling there daily for some ..mc,
ana IL probably occurred TO him that he
had not paid his usual visit.
A Chicago bank president Is unable TO
account for three-quarters of an hour oil
MS life. lie went into restaurant. asl
usual and ordered his lunch Nearly AMI
hour later he found himself IN his office
chair, and suddenly remembered the or
der.
lie went across the street and asked ifl
the luncheon was ready. The clerk in
formed him that he had eaten. paid the
biil and gone away some fifteen minutes
before; that he had put his hat on as hs
went out, and that he (the clerlS) had NOT
noticed anything peculiar in his actions.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-02
THE CAMPAIGN OF FALSEHOOD.

Continuing campaign malice mendacty Granger
organ another lying attack this morning Col Go the Re-
publican candidate mayor. 1t reiterated the charge
procured through the nsumenaty of Alderman Freeman
costly grammar building Washington Park
the expenditure involved wholly
The absolute fasy of this charge has already been exposed by
The school building question
special benefit of Washington Park 1t Washington Park
property Granger organ malcousy asserts
Gof Freeman any other part bringing
erection city, be-
eved that twomi journey long be made by their
children in order pursue their studies
the in this dscoses
which the Granger organ plans
the school passed upon by the committee
city property which adoption by
City Council Freeman
Furthermore the resolution making the necessary appro
praon building having passed City a
proved by Mayor McGunne who subsequently took part
opening Granger which has constantly pointed
administration a shining example the value
nonpartsan government kicks its Goo-oo
despcabe honorable public ser
and reputable business
How shameey the Granger organ falsfed matter
will be realized when stated that the school which
vany seeking make campaign
charged and that than half of these already
occupied The the building erected for
present needs absurd but
mind grasp simplest principles admins
traion ard The section which situated
growing in population fast faster any will
be but short time until
This vicious attack Col Gof recalls that the
late Mayor Doyle assaed by the organ because
he advocated the erection of the city hall
wild extravaganza and of saddng the city with municipal palace
out of all proportion its yet decade ha,
palace became congesed that could not be
found in it for all the city officers condition still prevails
The shafts the Journal injured Mayor Doyle the slight
est degree will the lying abuse Col any other effect
than to increase his strength thinking decent voters
of the city.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-02
A USELESS PROPAGANDA.


fabrication Regarding this propaganda
himself 1t fabricated
there anything
Il HOPE TO
REsENTs THOSE PRINCIPLES mundannp
the meaning that
Granger placed himself In line with Bryan
Bryan IS silver He insisted OF a
the Kansas City platform
tonai politics and would be po
''
There can be evasion % statement m
and Bryanism which
mayor of this Republican and sound silver and
~ '"'
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-02
SOCIETY NOTES.

One OF the coming 'home weddings"
I'm which many society people are inter-
ested is that Of Miss Alice May, daughter
OF Mr.. Edwin Aldrich OF 3h Benefit
street 10 Mr.. Lester Bigelow Murdock of
Vermont.
The ceremony will occur on Wednesday
Nov seventh. at seven o'clock. and will
be followed by large reception. Mr..
Murdock is one OF the rising young bust
ness men OF his native state. where he
Is engaged IN the quarry business.
Mr. Joseph Hoadley and Mr.. Joseph
Letter OF the International Power Com
pany OF this city, are at present i'm Lon
don. whittier they iourneyed from Paris.
They will sail from London tomorrow
and will probably arrive I'm this city on
the twelfth OF November.
Mrs Susan A. Ballou of Woonsocket.
president OF the Rhode Island State Fed
GRAFTON OF Women's clubs. kives a large
reception 10 WoonSocket riub women st
her residence this afternoon. Among the
Invited guests will be a number of Proyi-
dence aud Pawtucket club women.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-02

At this time when the journal Is pratt
ing about exorbitant expenditures for
school houses in the Washington Park
district the school committee Is trying
&c solve the problem or furnishing more
room for the pupils in the primary grade.
The present accommodations are made.
quate and u has been found necessary to
send some Of the children 20 the gram
mar school that has caused the Granger
organ such en- expenditure Of spite and
fslsehood.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-02

charge into consoutlng 10 take part IN the
Republican parade next Saturday night
or course this Is fabrication pure and
simple. The workers who will ioin the
procession will do so not because they
fear discharge n they fan to march but
That they fear loss OF employment
should Bryan be elected and thus be en-
ahled to carry out his prosperity destroy.
Ing schemes.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-02

Cranston Street Baptist church choir to
accept the flattering offer OF the First
Congregational church.
For several years Miss Austin has
been an indefatigable student of music,
studying with such masters of the art as
Max Heinrich and William Whitney of
Boston. Under these teachers her voice
has developed remarkably and she
brings To her new position a peculiar fit
ness and thorough musical training: two
qualities which are indispensable 10 n
position i'm n church choir OF the high
standing OF that of the First Congregs-
tional church
Modest and unassuming I'm her profess
sion as she has always been. Miss Aus
un's star is assuredly i'm the ascendant
and We bespeak for her a brilliant future
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-02
ABOUT WOMEN.

The court physician to the Ameer of
Afghanistan is woman, Miss Lillias
Hamilton.
hunting Hampstead. and the postmaster
mailed her to her destination. Charles.
Sd.
Nine. Richter. the daughter OF Meyer
beer, has just presented her fathers
piano to the Royal Museum of Berlin.
Erika Paulas, a 25-year-old girl. has
been commissioned to build hospital in
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-02

Mediasch, Germany. She is the daugh-
ter of an engineer, and has already
banned and erected several fine large
buildings.
General and Mrs. Lew Wallace have
presented TO the Wabash college library
the original manuscript copy of The
Prince OF india" The pages are I'm Gem
eral Wallace's fine handwriting, and show
corrections and suggestions I'm the hand
writing of Mrs. Wallace '"rhe Prince OF
India was begun in 1856, on the Kanka-
kee river and was finished I'm 1892
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-02

A campaign fakir exploited himself in
the columns Of Boston newspaper this
morning lie charged that tbe workers
~ machine shops ana factories In this
city had been coerccd by threats ol de-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-02

Through The enterprise ana push Of col
COT 'he taxable property ~ uhe city has
been Increased by more than i.ea. ooo
'h'' De- a'reasonebly substantial contrl.
button 10 the prosperity Of the commun-
ny. Daniel Lafned Davis Granger con-
tribusion toward the expense OF maintain.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-02

has been used for over nifty years by
millions Of mothers for their children
while teething. WITH perfect success IL
soothes the child. softcns the gums al
LAYS all pain. cures wind collie. and ~ the
best % medy for DisrrhOea 10 will re-
heNe The poor little sufferer Immediately.
Sold b. druggists in every part OF the
world Twenty-Five cents 4 bottle BE
sure and ask for Mrs. Winsiow's sOoth-
ins syrup" and take nc other kind.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-02

The new sunday train between vProvi-
dence and New York leaving this city at
2.io " M. and arriving in New York ~
100 ~ m. will begin running on sunday
next November q Leave New York Tor
return at i:o2 p. m.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-02

IL Croker was determined on the de-
feat of Bryan he could have taken no
more effective means OF bringing II about
than by endeavorlng TO incite his follow
ers 10 riot and lawlessness on election
day.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-02

81 hope to bs able to cast my vote for
Bryan because he represents those princl-
pies Z believe in."-Dsniei Larncd Davis
Granger
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-02

When Daniel Larned Davis Granger
communes with himself he must feel like
exclaiming: Save o save me from my
fool friends"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-02
What Others
fire Saying.

IF Aguinaldo does not pay any moro
attention 10 the result OF the cleo
ton i'm this country than the Beers
have paid TO the British elections we
may have all our trouble for nothing"
Chicago Record.
There was a tremendous quantity
OF chemicals. and IL was at all times
source of great danger TO the neigh
borhood. Whoever IS at fault, the
fact still remains that the system IS
rank that would permit. with or
without the knowledge OF the proper
authorities. such conditions of things"
Philadelphia Inquirer.
why should any considerable num-
ber Of the American people give heed
TO the office-seeking demagogue who
is trying to excite discomfort and dis
satisfaction when every intelligent man
knows that the patriotic words of Nc
Kinley have I'm no way exaggerated
the loyalty of the army, the patriot
ism of the great masses of the people
and the abounding prosperity OF all?
We have a great country and a great
President, and why should we listen
with patience TO a man who tells us
we will be robbed or our property, de
prived of our liberty ana reduced by
militarism and plutocracy 90 abiect
serfdom IL we do not vote for him?"
San Francisco Call.
"The compilation or the census re-
turns has been competed with
promptness never attained hitherto.
How far this is due 10 better organi-
zation, how far to simpler pro-
gram and how far to mechanical aids
in computation Il is not worth while
to inquire Official announcement is
now made of the total population in
the several states and territories. and
the tabulated statement presents
many interesting features.
delphia Times.
"If English critics are finding that
women are using unfair means OF In
fluencing voters. the offenders should
he given the privilege of the bal
lot 80 that they will ne enabled TO di-
vert their political talents to better
uses than mere eiectoneering. -
Denver Republican.
'"There are ~, 225, i6f more people In
the United States than there were 10
years ago. II was not until about
1880. or 40 years after the first census
was taken, that the population equaled
the Increase OF the past decade. II Is
going very well with tho country.
Our progress is still phenomenal
Philadelphia Ledger.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-02

~ hore to he able to east my vote for
Bryan because lac represents those princi-
pies j believe in."-Daniei Larned Davis
Granger
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-02

"Goff seems To be a name TO conjure
by" said well-known business man
this morning. I'VE shall he con-
tinued, ''of course, have mayor
named Con, and | should not be sur
prised II We have an alderman named
Goff from the third ward. Just keep
your eyes and ears open" j promised
him that | would
During the Garfield and Arthur cam
paign In 1890, one of the features OF
the parade was transparency which
was carried by the Fourth Ward Ju-
nior Battalion. the bearer being the
son OF Adjutant General Sackett. and
the old transparency was found i'm an
attic of Gen. Sacketts residence. IL
has been busted and touched up, and
will have a prominent place In the big
Republican state parade on Saturday
evening, when IL will be carried by n
faithful factotum of the Rhode Island
Hospital Trust company.
~
II Is somewhat remarkable that
there is not even the slight nervous
ness that usually precedes great
contest like the national election. IL
is too much like a walkover TO occa-
sion uneasiness this year. and, Incl
dentally, find that there Is not much
uneaslness over the municipal cam
paign. 1t will Go-off In a most pleas
ant manner.
I know family on the east side that
is afflicted with musical dementia i'm a
mild way. The wife and mother PLAYS
hn ,fa H.
daughters plays the piano and is taxi
ing violin lessons, another daughter
plays piano and is taking lessons on
the drum, and a third daughter is
studying the piano. When they all
get TO going, the man of the house.
who plays nothing but the fool at
times, takes refuge in the cellar.
The McTammany voting machine,
which is on exhibition at the head
quarters of the Republican state cen
tral committee. i'm the Banigan build
Ing, is attracting a great deal OF at
tention from the voters or several sec
tons OF the state who visit the head
quarters. Major James A. Abbott.
who has charge of the headquarters,
Is always ready TO explain the work.
ing of the machine.
~
An exchange says "The late month
OF October broke the record for au-
tumnal mildness, and Il feels as II
November had started i'm TO emulate
the example In fact. II looks like an
unique year all the way through" II
might be added that IL will also be a
Republican year.
~o
Jacob Hoch, the well-known chef. Is
dead l knew Jacob very well. and al
ways found him the same genial. good
natured man, possessing all the best
elements Of the German race. and hav-
Ing much Of the sound common sense
OF that people. Jacob was indeed n
good fellow
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-02

ing the government has been SIG year
out OF a $4,000 salary.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-02

81 hope TO be abi. To cast nv vo,e for
Bryan because he represcrt. tho.. pvipc,.
pies y believe in."-DsnIei Larned Davis
Granger.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-02

"f hope 60 be able 10 cast my vote Tor
Dryan because ne represents those princi.
pies ' believe in."-DanirI Lsrn-d Davis
Granger.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-02

We observe that Cart schurz has had
another attack OF intellectual dyspepsia.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-02
SEWING MACHINE BARGAINS.

s.. $40, fij. balance OF week. Is more
shopworn White. Singer. Domestic and
Household Machines. Don't miss this.
Drop postal N YOU can't call. WHEELER
a. WILSON BRANCH. ~ North Main
street
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-02

Jacob Hoch, the well-known chef is
dead. | knew Jacob very we'll. and al
ways found him the same genial. good
natured man. possessing all the best
elements OF the German race. and hav-
Ing much OF the sound common sense
OF that people. Jacob was indeed n
good fellow
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-02

An exchange says: "The late month
OF October broke the record for au-
tumnal mildness. and II feels as IL
November had started i'm TO emulate
the example. In fact. II looks like an
unique year all the way through" II
might be added that II will also be a
Republican year.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-11-24
COSAS De AIBONITO

llsoe aIgunos dfss las turbas de Aibo-
bitO csptsneadss por el ce1ebre Felipe Vel
pre- provocaron escandAlosamente en- su ho-
gar nuestro correligionsrio don Juan
Flores, vecino del barrio de la Plata.
Vsrios individuos que presenciaron
IA cuesti6D, fueron obstaculo para que
V lpr6 muriese & mauos de un 'cufiado de
Flores que Sc exsspero por la inaudita osa.
dia lie sqneliOs boaers.
Las turbas, al msrcbarse, prem tier O
que voIverfau POGO despu6s para b .cer q
todos los federales que lImPissen ell ba
frlo y estos Sc concentrsron entonces
para repeler la agresi6u.
Con tfeoto, cuando h9bfsn tTanScurri-
do a'gunss horaa, Velpr6 sus compinches
voIvierou la PIT pero 81 yer la &C
titud viril de nuestros Smigos entonsrou
IN pinnumero de tx9usas. pid i6ndolc@ pr
don. Oojetaban que bfan comttido
lbs 'xJesoa bsio irh encias alec h6licse.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-11-24
Agencia de Maneyes
AXHSO. HAgo "a

AVKSO. H4go saber q los Is suscri
torres que tIeue La Den1ocrdciG en- este bs
rrio, que desde ell dfa is de DADA mes
empeEsr6 8 dirtribuir los recibos d fn de
que ell 25 est6 el dinOo en- la administrs
cl6n del periodico.
Estimo, pues, todos los suscritore'
que como h.sts hoy 10 han hsvhp, de-de Ia
fund aoi6n del Didri0 de Puerto Rico 81
gan psgando los recihos tan pronto como
les sean presentados. o rag personas que
deseen suscribirse u s:.b q qna siguiendo
a Oostumbre ests 3leoids pagsrAu por sde
antado ell pr6ximo venidero mes, en- ei
momento que Sc den de alta, psgando des
pu6s como los demSs' los m"seg adelsntadns.
A0riDind Il de WJrUGeS