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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-10-30

The town of Lake. near Milwaukee. pos
sesses n club. the Mckinley and Roose-
welt Mounted Marching, that boasts a dis
tnction no other campaign club In The
state can claim-a woman member.
This is Miss Corbna Deuster. a Won
derfully handsome young woman, a con-
summate horsewoman, and one who is
admired everywhere for her Independence
and sturdiness.
Miss Deuster is not merely an ordinary
club member. but an officer as well. for
when the Republicans of the town Of Lake
organized "A club a short time ago this
charming and popular young woman was
unanimously elected its second lieuten-
ant.
Popular excitement was at its height
Saturday night when Lieut.. Deuster made
her first public appearance in this cam
paign, mounted on prancing horse and
wearing the regular Rough Rider uniform
adopted by the club.
This occasion Is by no means the first
of Miss Deuster's participation i'm cam
paign parades. Four years ago she was
one OF the most enthusiastic supporters
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-10-30
DIE D..

BOWEN-Tn Dayvile. Conn, 14th inst
Nicholas Bowen. I'm his 7ith year. For
merly of Glocester, r. T.
EARLEY-In this city on the 2sth inst,
Mary, wife of William Farley.
GOFF-In this city, Oct. 90 1900 Mary
Norton Con- OF East Providence
GREENE-m Pawtucket, Oct %, Mary
A.. wife of Albert G. Greene I'm her
18th year.
HALL-In this city. the 10Th inst, Charles
f., son Of Pardon ". and Julia A. Hall,
aged 45 years.
HAMMOND--In this city, on the 2gth
inst, Miss Clara j. Hammond, aged AZ
years
HATHAWAY-In Hopedale, Mass, the
9th inst, Emma l.. Hathaway, I'm her
4lst year.
KANE-In this city 10Th. Nellie. daugh-
ter of Frank and Isabella Kane. aged
II years, II months. Residence G SUIT
ton street
LEMOiNE--In Arctic Centre Marie Anne
Hebert wife OF Louis Lemoine.
PERKINS-In this city. oct IS. Ethel
Mae, daughter OF Wiley r. and Henri
eta Perkins, i'm the nth year or her
age.
SMITII-In Chepachet. 9th inst, George
G. Smith, I'm his &th year.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-10-30
OUR C0UNTeES CITIES.

'The United states has the distinction
of possessing a greater number OF cities
OF i.O0o,0o0 population and upward than
any other nation IN the world says the
81. Louis Globe Democrat mo other
country has more than one city which
passes this mark. 4ne United States
has threc-New York. Chicago and Phil
adclphia. 10 would have had four N
Brooklyns annexation Co New York had
not occurred, for the borough OF Brook
lyn has gone considerably beyond that
line this year. The United Kingdoms
second city. GLASGOW. had $1,000 inhahi-
tanis when the latest British census was
taken Nv 1901 and u will stlu be a long
WAY below i.Oo0.DoO In i..i. Russia's sec
oud city. Moscow. had S2e.oo population
In 1891 and. from the rate ~ increase
in tch previous decades, ~ Is still under
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-10-30

Workingmen OF Providence will not for
get that the hundreds of thousan nds OF
dollars which the Grangerites charge Col.
Con with having caused TO be- expended
other improvements In the Washington
Park district, went largely 10 the me-
chanics and laborers OF the city OF Provi-
dence and enabled them 10 provide com
Portable homes for themselves and those
dependent upon them.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-10-30
DARE HE DENY +?

There ue rroi,,, -
raigr
tn
h ,,
c d. t,r
viii fan ts ''o'''
recor1a Brvanto
ic That To- and NO a.
dered question Sc nanarrs
ther present making
20 convince The that principle , u,
10 ,h.,
he b, free liver de,, hr
@ Ail his sat,nft tt,pr
RtIrtts,Vrs y1,osr
That statement We na and
s nyor resi- ID o cent?
Mh he ma.c staten
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-10-30
AN ASININE ATTACK.

began campaign into the mayors chair that
clique candidate Granger the Povi
Journal INDUCED monstrousy silly and malicious
statements rs political daribe this morning reached the
zenith asnniy this fabricated screed of malice and fasehood
attempts prove Col L. Gof qualified admin
the city Providence
henous offence purchasing unmproved
residential
ions 0 tbe.cty
Only incapable understanding
principles right action could have conceived Sd forth such
contemplate and pueriIe argument.
But let this stupidity impuden Indictment against
reputable citizen First charged
hviug improved Washington Park expense taxpayers
other parts of the city That simply deliberate aseiood
public mpoysmsns in that section
there residents already estab
hei homes property city
The three choos
they needed the children people had
built homes there those children did live the Washington
Park would domicled part
the city the demand for have
had to be by the construction additional school
These schools required jano the
quantity expenditure supplies as do the
three schools which the Journal points supporting senseess
charge against Col. God
Then there is fire station the Washington Park section
Why did the city council order its because
there large and valuable property surrounding
territory that needed and entitled protection? In aun
diced view OF The Journal however, the giving this
City Council another proof un6ucss for the Of
fee OF mayor,
Summing its TRADE the Granger organ Mortified find that
the Of maintaining the schools and street lights
is S2ro annually while the only little more
than $1,000 These figures of distorted manpu
ted but waving that Providence
today the Journal in its blind rage contends public improve
should be delayed until the the section ev
to benefit is sufficient maintenance
Under such would river
Square Soot bridge the supply be drawn from
wells and cserns street cubg granite paving would be un
known the city would still BE- ansacug in the old
watch house College hill brigade would he
the only protection against fire.
But such vuperave waddle that of Journal Is one Of
the strongest that could be in favor OF Col Coe
candidacy him be leveheaded progressive business
mnone who has added the material city aud has
prominent and potent factor in its healthy growth dscoses the
fact that through his nstrumena thousands dollars
have been distributed in the built up Wash
ngton Park and to the boers who other
there and establishes the fact that he tted to admins
ter the affairs OF growing and prosperous community than cand
date who for has paid S16 annually out OF $1,000 sound
salary in taxes and then procams himself supporter fat money
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-10-30

When Col Con- was turning thousands
OF dollars into the Journal office annually
in payment for advertisements booming
Washington Park he probably never ex-
pected he would be vbulently assailed
by that newspaper for his enterprIse.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-10-30

dacy by the Journal correspondent. "A
@. r." reminds ono OF some financial
transactions Of man bearing similar
initials with one OF our city banks some
years ago. 1t was fnanciering OF a prac-
tical kind beside which 16 TO l IS a big
percentage. Such an endorsement may
be good natured act, bat the endorsee
must receive il with cold shivers.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-10-30

II remained for the Granger organ to
make the amazing discovery that the
man who transforms a COW pasture into
populous place Of residence and adds
hundreds of thousands of dollars To the
taxable property of the city is menace
to the community.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-10-30

Bourke Cockran's vocal machinery has
been repaired 10 degree sufficient TO
permit him TO announce that Bryan Is
all right this year; which OF course, log
ically means that Bourke Cochran was
all wrong four years ago.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-10-30

''The light is going out of the Repub-
lie sorrowfully remarks Senator We'll
lington. in the case OF the senator it is
pretty evident that the light tmat once
illumined his thought apparatus has gone
out altogether.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-10-30

IF any man in charge of trust funds
understands that he X liable at any
and all times to be called upon 10 ac-
count for every dollar. and TO show
that his books are in perfect order, IL
will be strong influence against pecu-
lation. "-Pittsburg Despatch.
Although for FIVE months past a
hot political campaign has been i'm
progress the country over. trade and
commerce and Industrial production
have pursued an even course. with
heavy demands from consumers at
fair prices In almost all classes of
commodities. s.'-phlladelphia Record. a
Occasionally men engaged in COM
mercial transactions lend themselves
10 very questionable electioneering en-
terprises. There is great deal of
positive trickery about the represen-
tations that certain important business
transactions are dependent on the re-
suit Of the presidential election. Gin
cinnau Enquirer.
''If directors choose 10 wreck bank
or those who own controlling inter-
est by speculation risk destroying il
the law may pslnish. but inspection
cannot prevent. Neither can inspec-
tion prevent relatively small thcfts
for comparatively short period. -
Philadelphia Press.
ut has become the common thing
for the officials OF a bank TO parley
with defaulter, In the hope OF max
ing the best settlement possible I'm
return for Immunity from prosecu-
ton or light sentence. The prac-
tice has become so common that IL no
longer excites comment: yet nothing
can be more destructive Of popular
respect for the law nothing moro
productive Of discomfort with existing
social conditions. Buffalo Courier.
"Rich men have their uses in spite
OF anything that Mr.. Bryan can say.
and there is no country I'm the world
where rich men are more appreciative
OF and responsive To their obligations
than they are in the United States.
There are not many OF them, relative
ly speaking, but the country owes a
great deal TO their public spirited lib-
erality. y."-Philadelph Inquirer.
"AItgeld. Aguinaldo and Carl
Schurz." That IS an amazing COM
binauon OF names, at first blush I'M
congruous 10 a degree. Yet Governor
Roosevelt Is quite right In bracketing
them together. The first stands for
anarchy and the second for rebellion
and brigandage. The third has stood
for tho loftiest ideals OF government
and Of patriotism. yet it now stoops to
be sponsor for and an ally OF the
others. New York Tribune
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-10-30

Bryan has as much confidence of carry
ing the state of New York this year as
he did -four years ago. and with Just
s1-ttt-- -reS-ott-fe,t. t44-- --t,tAG+let,4.s
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-10-30

'I hope to bs able to cast my vote for
Bryan because he represents those princi-
pies 1 believe In. daniel Larned Davis
Granger.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-10-30

There was a lot OF excitement yes
terday afternoon, on Clemeuce street.
caused by one negro chasing another.
the pursucr yelling stop. stop" In
few seconds hundreds Of persons
Joined In the chase, and the street
was blocked. cars on Westminster
street even being delayed Finally
an officer appeared, and on inquiring
the cause Of tho trouble was told by
the pursuing negro that the pursued
negro owed him q dollar and would not
pay IL. The pursuer narrowly escaped
being arrested ON the charge of Great
ing disturbance on the street and
gradually the excitement subsidized.
In the meantime the debtor quietly
disappeared.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-10-30

81 hope to be abe to cast my vote for
Bryan because he represents those prin ci-
pies believe in."-DapieI Larned Davis
Granger.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-10-30

II hope to be able to cast my vote for
Bryan because he represents those prInri-
pies 4 believe in."-Dsnil Larned Davis
Granger.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-10-30

understand the Narragansett
Wheelmcn are taking a great deal OF
interest In the bicycle races being held
on the Stage Of the Olympic Theatre
Bennie Wilcox, as the representative
OF the club, tells me tnat he will do his
level best TO win the five-mile race
against kreamer. who is ono of the
owners OF the machines
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-10-30
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND AND
PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS.
CITY OF PROVIDENCE

Whereas, TUESDAY. the sixth day of
November. A. ID. 1900. Is tho day desiKna l.
ea by law for holding the election for the
choice OF electors OF
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-10-30
PRESIDENT And
vICE-PRE SIDEN 7

or the United States. Representatives TO
Congress, and for Second Representative
10 the General Assembly, and also for the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-10-30
G)hat Others
fire Saying.

IF any man in charge of trust funds
understands that he * liable at any
and all times to be called upon 10 ac-
count for every dollar and TO show
that his books are in perfect order, IL
will be strong influence against pecu-
lation. "-Pittsburg Despatch.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-10-30

The members OF the Winship Guards
in their natty suits OF khaki, made
very fine appearance iu the Fourth
ward Republican paraGe last evening
They arc AL very young men. but
they are we'll drilled and march with
much precision
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-10-30

uIcnnl mskes belts grip the puiieys pro
vlOuUl tects them from steam snd W eter.
aud prevents glazing For sale by
BROWN BROS co.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-10-30

Providence has received a compli
ment in that its leading musical or
sanitation Reeves American BAND.
has been engaged for the biz Sound
Money and Business Mems parade
which will take place In New York on
Saturday, ~fvcnlng next. The splendid
band. now under the direction of Mr..
Bowen ~. Church. has boon specially
engaged by the Machinists and Metal
Trades association. and will have the
right of the llnc But this is not ali.
Mr. Church viii have by fnr the big
vest b1nd in the limo under his immc-
diatg direction. for tho American
Rand will consist Of ~ picked must
clans, TUd INTRO win be I'm addition.
husle and drum CORPS 81 "a mon.
making "a total of ~ mon. When it is
reno mbered thst The Famous 2ed Rcgi-
m,nt Band. formerly Cnmores. has
only - men, nll told. % will De- seen
that Bowen viii be- ,hc real cheess'
on Saturday evening next Well. it is
mo- more than the prhyide band
aud Providence musicians deserve.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-10-30
|cEzaAl rs
|A.E9@Egf
| (pz8.EplI.IRa .

Said An East Side resident TO mo
this morning: Everybody seems 20
be glad that the coal strike has final
ly come to an end, and those that
claim that the rejoicing Is confined
To the ranks Of the operators and
miners alone, are MAILING a very big
mistake. Now | hope coal will fan
in price in week or two"
T.
met n well known Democratic
business man last evening, and he
said to me: do you know that
have known the Democratic candidate
for mayor for several years. hut
Democrat as | am, I shall not vote
for him" | asked him what his rea-
son was. and he replied, well the
fact is. he Is too mighty for me. He
always seems to pose As superior
brand OF humanity. and. in fact. is
too far above me for my vote TO go
his way
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-10-30
Save Your old Carpets.

We can weave them TO order into
Handsome Rugs: any size.
BICKNAI.L a. HUDSON.
ISL Westminster ST.. Prov.
Telephone 1851.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-10-30
SEWING MACHINE BARGAINS.

IS, $40, si5, balance OF week, 2s-Here
shopworn White. Singer, Domestic and
Household Machines. Don't miss this.
Drop postal IL you can't call WHEELER
e. WILSON BRANCH, 1i5 North Main
street
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-01-19

While skating on the Lake 9. lays.
al A.. syillg. ont. cn the 10Th. I aomas
brown, Jr.. aged -; Margaret Brown,
n. and Jane Brown. AZ. children OF
Thomas Brown. ran into an opening IN
the ,,.e near Black Point. and were all
drov ned.
II Was reported at the home OF SEN
Greedy. in Washington. on the ION,
that while the attendant physician
could not pronounce the general out
OF danger. his condition was slightly
better than ID was the day previous
Puddlers aud iinishers of the Anal
ran.ared association have received an
aegr erate advance in wages since
Anril. 1899. Of a per cent. making the
highest wages paid 10 iron workmen
since the boom Of 1880
Col. A. ID. Hope died az his home in
RoSeile. y. j.. on the 10Th, after a lin
cering illness. Col. Hope. who was -
Years old. had charge Of the first train
u carry troops TO Washington during
the civil war.
Gen. Felipe Eerriozabai. secretary oil
wa of Mexico, died on the 10TH
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-01-19

Complied fssn Various sCurces
F,Frv-sixrH CONGRESS.

In the senate GA the Sth. Mr.. PettigreW
ls u. ll 3 speech accused the Nutefh-
Melr ~ attaCk.ir- ltS Allies in tne fAi.lt
pines watch t.lS warmly rfptlie- ~ Mt.
Akpr-lu tteru Al4-t A-sct4rstt - leA=th
-he r4rr uCu~tiUu In tnt South ana de-
Tended the constitutions 1T Louisiana ana
North CArUlin t-..-.- In tht house tntt sti-
..ltI.l- we've ordered into TIE cnArNe t4tt
the president mad appointed two Eo44 "a
raf@ts % otllc@s OBJ Titan. ard into tne COM
c-ct OF Gen Merriam and otnrr tAltrt
States army ofiCer< durlnA me - -i1Ati
udlL0l riots and subsequent thereto A.
IoL-rtl 90 the 10TH
IA the senate. OF the srh. Mr. beveritse
tlEG w1ar his maiden speech ia mat
n1ly ll alsg l-y ~ the permanent rctcn-
ticn "a the Philippine ure lirelaEp 10 an
InIst ais Iargs number 81 auditors ia the
galleries and j full chamber, supplement
eL by many members II the house A. IL
conc fusion efIen-ous and unre strained
applause Swept the galleries. Nr. ti"ar
tF.rt Mass replied briefly ~. The hoCse
was not IN session on the 9th.
In the senate. on the lNth after NJ
Hale fNal -ll introduced resolution o.
inquiry addressed - the department -
state az 10 the seizure % American Hour
b TIRE British authorities which MAS not
aeter- upon. the session was devoted 20
elIcEfes upon The lie and public services
81 rne late Vice f'rssiGt ut Hobart. ln
which large nuru1er OF senators TOOK
part The addresses were ~ an unustliy
fert VI character. In the huuSr- after
an h.ur devoted 10 miscellaneous business
the ~>ssion WAS -iveu UP 10 rul1-ie- lpnA
rna tars keurt sentative Green. ~ N.hfis-
kl after which the house adjourned lAtli
tne I-rh
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-01-19
GAGGED, CEoKED AND ROBBED.
Remarkable story Told 4. Woman
and D.scre6itcd h. the
Police.

Chicago, Jan. 1.-two robbers. one
dressed as a woman, gagged. choked
and robbed Mrs. eGorge X. Wheelock
wife of the chief street engineer of the
city. in her millinery store. csl5 Went
worth avenue. yesterday afternoon.
After taking SIS from the bosom OF
Mrs. Wheelock's dress, the robbers set
fire TO the building in the hope, il is
thought. that in the confusion they
might make their escape unnoticed.
Their ruse was successful. and now the
police are searching for the pair. of
whom only meagcr description was
given by Mrs. Wheelock. who is pros
trated over the occurrence.
The crime was commit ted while n
score OF persons were passing the
store When the victim tried TO cry
for help her mouth was covered with
an apron torn from her s.aist. and af-
ter her money was torn from her dress
She was thrown into rear room in "A
state Of observation-disclosures She
was aroused from her stupor by the
odor of smoke. and she rushed 10 the
front of the store to find it in flames.
and crowd Of people surrounding il.
The police doubt the story told ny
Mrs Whcelock. and Lieut.. Burdick. the
commanding officer OF the precinct in
which the store is located, declared
openly that Mrs. Wheelock set fire to
the place herself. Mr.. .Nheelock says
h. will make Lieut.. Burdick prove the
rharpes or at them"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-01-19

Kansas City. Mo-, Jan. l3.--Prof. Ar
thur +. lIadIey. president of Yale uni
versity. and Mrs. Hadley were enter
taincd 10y the Vale men OF Kansas City
yesterday. Prof. Hadley delivered an
address, TO the students Of Central high
school yesterday morning. and yestcr-
day afternoon reception in honor Of
Prof. and Mrs. lladlcy was held a, the
Coates house. The local Yale Alumni
association gave a banquet last even
ina in honor of the visiting president,
after which Prof. and Mrs. liad.ey de.
parted for 81. Louis.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-01-19
~ ,srnnEsrING .E::Eno>i.
cit, of Lnn1an Volunteers eiNcu the
Freedom Of the t.s,.

Tondon.Ian -. There WA q unique
and interesting ceremony az iAe 1uNi
hall. when 500 81 the City of LOndoa
imperial volunteers received i'itt- si's
and the freedom OF the city ~ h'-
crowds in the vicinity cEccicl ihe mr.
irving volunteers. each Of whom r.
cei,ed parchment certificate az The
freedom. mclosed in = neat blie ease.
The ceremonial admitting the officers.
in the afternoon, WAS more cllaofaif.'
1t occurred in the presence ~ ihr fora
mayor. Nj. 4. j. Newton. the council
lurs. and the duke of Cambridge ilrs
portion OF the regiment which sair
Saturday. attended special service n
~. Paul's cathedral al night and wa
afterwards entertained AZ supper ui
the berchcrs Of the Inner temple.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-01-19
ALL OVER THE STATE.
Events in Various Portions Of In.
diana Told by Wire


Hammond. Ind. Jan. -. Former
Justice OF the Peace Henry B.Crawford,
who was taken TO the penitentiary at
Michigan City 10 serve an indeiermin-
ate sentence OF from one 20 five years
for malfeasance in Office. may yet re-
gain his liberty. His attorney, \, r.
KNOTS. claims there were Is errors IN
the trial of Crawford. any one Of which
would be sufficient 70 warrant "A new
trial. lie Is confident his client Mil not
be compelled 20 serve a term IN The PEN
itcntiary. Crawford is nearly ~ years
old and has been magistrate IN Lake
county for a quarter 81 century
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-01-19

Crawfords IND. Jan. u. Miss
Hattie Barco. aged Is. a society woman
Of Covingion. has brought suit for Sl0,-
900 arains; Stephen Foster. Of the same
place. for breach of promise. She says
that Foster. after being her devoted
lover for TWO years and winning her
promise of marriage. "repudiated lis
contract and married another.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-01-19

indianapolis. lnc.. Jan. Y. The
family Of sherman Church whose
dead body was found beneath the wa
Ter heel al Augusta. Mich. with hands
tied and weight attached 20 the leg.
have returned from that city. They re-
fuse to accept the suicide Theory OF the
coroner's jury. and wilt put detectives
on the case. They assert that he was
murdered and say that the mystery will
soon be solved. They would not say
that any clew had been found.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-01-19
strike Promised.

Anderson. Ind. Jan. l2.-It is an
rounced here that in accordance with
the action Of the State Rod Workers
association. which on January made
Z demand for an increase Of from three
to twenty per cent. on the wage scale.
a strike IN all the union rod mills 81
the country will probably begin Mon
lay
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1900-01-19
FIRE AT COLORADO SPRINGS.
One Hundred md Fifty Thousand
Dollars Worth Of business
Property Destroyed.

Colorado Springs, Col. Jan. i3.-The
ai,irc business portion of the city was
threatened 10y fire which broke out
Il a. IN. in the May clothing store.
AIDED by high wind. the flames
spread rapidly. but they we're con-
trolicd af,vr three buildings were de-
siroyed. The total loss is estimated at
$i5C.0o0 The heaviest losers are the
May Clothing Co. the Nichols Grocery
go. snd the 1hwaitc Clothing Co.