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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-09-12

GaINeston, Tx, sept. IT.
To the People OF the United States
IL is my opinion, based on personal In
formation. that 500 people have lost their
lives here. Approximately one-third of
the residence portion OF the city has been
swept away. There are several thousand
people who are homeless and destitute
How many, there IN no way of finding
out. Arrangements are now being made
To have the women and children sent TO
Houston and the other places. but the
means of transportation are limited Thou
sands are still 10 be cared for here. We
appeal TO you for immediate ahd.
WALTER c. JONES,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-09-12

graph and already amounts to several
thousand dollars.
The relief committee is too busy 20 Ike ID
books, but a statement wiil be issued In
short time. The money raised IN
Houston alone amounts 70 5000 In cash
and Is stil coming In.
Gov, Ssyers forwarded as much more.
The relief committee Is using the money
TO help al, points
Many entire towns are destitute and
numerous appeals for aid are. being ate
tended to- All the railroads are trans
porting physicians free
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-09-12
FIRE IN ELIZABETH MILL AT
HILLSGROVE QUICKLY SUBDUED

diately surrounding the tower.
The volunteer fire department checked
the flames and in less than an hour the
fire was out.
The damage will not exceed $1,000.
The origin Of the fire is unknown.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-09-12

survivors have become the decomposing
corpses that every able-bodied man lis en-
gagged in the work Of cremating those
bodies that remain in the debris, and OF
consignng TO the sea or 10 common
trenches those that are picked up on the
streets or along the beach.
Already II is stated 1900 have thus been
disposed OF In the interest OF human life
and the preservation Of public sanitation.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-09-12
Losses Along the Coast.

News has gradually been reaching here
OF the immense losses along the coast be-
yond Galveston. Damage difficult to es-
innate I'm dollars and cents has been done
In a wide stretch Of territory, and many
human lives have been lost besides those
which werc wiped out In Galveston and
its immediate vicinity. based on reports
believed to be accurate.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-09-12

Elizabeth mills at Hillsgrove took fire
at o'clock this afternoon. Il.
The tower of &c mill, where the fire
started was destroyed, and some damage
was done to the parts OF the mill imme-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-09-12
Ratlsns and Tents.

Gen, yMokibben arrived here at an early
hour yesterday with aid aud number OF
soldiers. Following him on fast freIRb,
arc two cars loaded with 10000 ratlons
and 1900 tents These were sent 10 cal
weston yesterday afternoon on n barge.
offers Of relief and tclcKrsphic ofrers
of assistance are pouring In from all over
tho l,nited states. The whole country IL
respondlps aud monty Is comipg bx tela-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-09-12
SUIT AGAINST CITY.

). ID. L. ID. Granger, city treasurer OF
Providence has been sqed by William VI.
faniey. who seeks 10 recover $1,000 for
pe7sona injuries sy-trt ~isicpffF 'f''
Mr.. Hsnley Was going along smithheid
avenue near Itssintersection with Branch
avepne IN his wagon wnesf one OF the
wheels OF the wagon went into a gutter
or hole
Mr iianiey's wagon was turned over
and he was badly injured.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-09-12
REV. MR.. BASSETT
INCREASED LEAD.
Rev. Mr.. Aucock's Vote Also Added to-.
Rev. Mr.. Wesley Still in
Second Place.

Rev. Henry Bassett. Chu. ch OF the
Rev. Ernest G. Wesley. Park ST.
church ......................... ................ .1i29
Rev. Arthur Morgan Aucock. All
Saints Memorial church, city ...... .10l,
Rev. Nathaniel B. Cook. Methodist
Episcopal, Warren ............,... "a
Rev. James NJ. Presley. Songdon st.
Rev. j. G. Vose. ID. D., Benefcent
Congregational church, city........... 24g
Rev. Edward Holyoke. Calvary Bap-
tist, city-.s,........' '...............-..... ~
Rev. FIR. Edward r.. Nobert, st.
Charles Boromeo, city ................ 2ls
Rev. Francis .i4ec Whittemore. Church
of the Saviour. city. ........... ....., ia
Rev. r. s. Moore. AsbUry Memorial
church, city ...........,..........,.,.. 2V'
Rev. NJ Fitzgerald. immaculate Con-
ception, city ........................... lsS
Rev. FIR. George Brown, Anthony
Parish. Olneyville ...................... 15i
Rev. Dennis NJ. Lowney, Cathedral.
city..................''. .'........'. -
Very Rev T. f. Doran, ". G.. St. Jo-
seph's church, city. ty..................... IS
Rev. Samuel II. Webb, Christ church.
Episcopal ....................s.s.... 6s
Rev. +. Tallmadge Root. Elmwood
= Temple ......................R.. n
Rev. Herbert c.. Dana. Churches of
the Ascension. Auburn, and St. Bar
tholomew's, anston.................. Al
Rev. Wallace Nutting, Union Congre-
gational church. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IS
Rev Edwin Bromley, Stewart st.
Baptist. ....................... 81
Rev s. Dick, Mathewson st. Meth
odist. ................,..'.''..l -
Rev. James c. Walsh, Holy Name OF
Jesus. -....-.,....-t,.-....... 20
Rev. Thomas j. MCGEE, 81. Joseph's.
city ......................... "a
Rev Thos. Kelley. Church of the As
sumption. city. y.....:...................... 23
Rev. JIM. Lowden, First Free Bap-
tist, Olneyville .......................... z
Rev M s. McCord, Broadway u. p.
church. h................. ....s..'..'.s...''... 70
Rev. III. A. Youtz. Plymouth Congre-
gational. ........................... -
Rev. J. v. Osterhout, Broadway Bap-
Rev. NJ. Rabinovitz, Russian Congre-
CATION, this city. y......................... IL
Rev. George A. Conibear, Christian
church .................. 13
Rev Lewis T.. Durham, city........... 13
Rev. DIR. Bennett Grade, Cong. Sons OF
Israel and David ....................... IL
Rev. f. Il. Cunz, German Evan.
Lutheran Mission ...................... l.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-09-12
GOV. sAYREs OF TEXAS.

ton from the four points OF the compass.
all anxious to get TO the stricken town,
but since the exodus of islanders has be-
gun. many have concluded to remain here
rather than risk the missing on the way
OF those whom they are in search of.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-09-12
NOT SUSPENDED.
Charge Made Against Sergeant
Clark Was Found TO Be
Without Foundation.

There is no. truth in the story which
has been bruted about police circles,
within a few days, To the effect that
sergt. Clark has been. suspended.
E The facts are that Patrolman Gale had
been complained OF for dsreiiction and In
retaliation Gale averrcd that Clark went
Into a shoe store aud loafed there. This
counter-complsint was investigated = md
thoroughly disproved.
sergt. Clark went Into the store and
asked n a small break on the side of his
shoe could be repaired. lie was asked 10
take of the shoe. and while he waited "A
few minutes the repair was made.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-09-12

The News VIII issue extra editions this
evening giving complete reports OF the
Nsrragansetf Pier Conhsgration.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-09-12
EXTRA NEWS.

The News viii Issue extra editions this
evening eisinx. complete reports OF the
essoeepsstt,hsr connsgration. -- (,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-09-12

Rev. Henry Bassett OF the Church oi
the Epiphany. lis still leading I'm the min
listers foreign. trip coupon contest. al
increase of is votes yesterday now maxi
ing his total. up-to-date. 1f50. Rev. Ernest
c.. Wesley of the Park Street church.
holds second place with i129. and Rev. Mr..
Aucock OF All Saints. Is third, having re-
ceNed ~ new votes yesterday. bringing
HIS figure up TO 10l6.
Rev. Nathaniel B. Cook of Warren has
increased his vote from 263 TO 274. and the
people of Warren seem disposed TO take
hold of the contest In MIR. Cooks behalf
now that the vacation season is over.
Rev. FIR Edward II. Nobert OF st.
Charles Boromeo church has II more
coupons to his credit and has total of
2l9. while Rev. r. $. Moore has jumped
from ls5. TO POO votes.
Rev. NJ. Fitzgerald of the Church of
the Immaculate Conception has 19S votes.
having made an increase. and the same
applies TO Rev.-E. r. Root, who has ~
Rev. James NJ. Presley Rev. James G.
Vose, Rev. Edward Holyoke. Rev. Fran
els Lee Whitteniore and Rev FIR. George
Brown are still up near the top of the
list, while the other contestants have
made very little change.
There is a new name added to the list
that OF Rev. II. u. Cunz, OF Cranston.
leader OF the German Evangelical Luth-
eran mission.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-09-12

nf the Merchants associa tion of Newl
York, rendering offer of aid. wired as fol-
lows:
Austin, Tex. Sept. II, 1900
The Merchants Associa ton of New York
Telegram received. Any contribution
from New York win be fully appreciated
and continually remembered by the people
OF Texas. Please make all remittances TO
me- ~ ts
JOSEPH ID. SAVERS.
t tN Governor.
In reply the Merchants association sent
the following:
Hon. Joseph ID. Sayers, Governor of Tex
as. Austin Texas:
Telegram received. Have formed, COM
mittee composed of many leading citizens
OF city. VIII make remittance to YOU as
per request until further orders. Kindly
specify what I'm addition TO money people
of devastated district most need. Blank
cts. sheets. underwear. clothing. cots and
goods of this kind can probably be bought
cheapest and in largest quantities In this
section OF the country
MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION OF NEW
YORK. .N
The association was notified today that
word had been sent TO Gov. Sayers by the
Standard oil company, authorizing him
to draw upon the company for $4,000.
The subscriptions received by the asso-
citation up to this evening amount TO s4S5o
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-09-12
SMALL BLAZE FANEND
INTO FURT BY FIERCE GALE
TERRIFIC SWEEP OF FLAMES.

CONTINUED from Page one) {.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-09-12
EXTRA NEWS.

The News will issue extra editions this
evening giving complete reports of the
Narragansett Pier Confiagration.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-09-12
RHODE ISLAND
NORMA SCHOOL

Fall term begins MONDAY, Septic, at
O'Clock a. m. Examinations for admission
will be held Monday, Sept. 10, beginning
at Q a. m. For catalogue or other infor-
nation apply to FRED GOWING. Prin-
c!ral. Box s7i, or THOMAS n. STOCK
WELL. Secretary Trustees, Box 1882. Prov
dence.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-09-12

New York, Sept. l2.-Gov Joseph ID.
Sayers of Texas. In reply to telegram
nf the Merchants association of Newl
York. rendering offer of aid. wired as fol-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-09-12
EARL CARPENTER & SOMSCO.
No. = Westminster ST.. Cor. Dyer.

This oid-estsbiishcd house wholesale
and retail ICE at fair prices. and BY
prompt attention TO business and the en-
ploymcnt Of good men In their several
departments. merit a, conficuance Of the
patronage 10 long enjoyed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-09-12

Take Laxative Bromo QuInine Tablets
All druggists refund the money n n fails
20 cure r. w. Groves signature " on
each box, 25es ~
New-York tribune., 1900-11-30
T4nI4NT LET'S THINGS DRIFT.
Ex-MAYoR wURsTER ON THE ADAuNsTRA-
TONS INCOMPETENCE

There never more striking object lesson
setting forth cozcItnes~ and incompetence than tie
one afforded - Taanany's administration % the
affairs 0: this city during n last three years.
said ex-Mayor Frederick " Wu-s-e- Of Brooklyn
Tribune repor-sE yesterday
After kIns 1-e allowance for the u7wis.dt-
ness Of TIE CITY government Ir5er an --r:e6 char
ter continued NJ Wu-s-e- "tt s-lu a. 1e ruth
fully asserted that never mas SCI % of5-sho.ders
80 wof.uy failed 70 naee- -h= ex7ec-atto-s ~ the
voters as have the u>er now n charge OF our r-u-
nlcipal affairs Now ans thec there Is a bright
spot - the -Eco.G. w1ere some ctEc.a- 1as tried
70 demonstrate MS % .actcy to- h-s ask bur tax
ing the record a. whole il stamps our Demo
era ,ic friends aasoItey lacking IL ad-ai2ls,ra
tive ca 7aci-y and tHsc TOO mild word Tor some
Of tae things mat have been done
''W.e- BrooH.yntes were urged 10 v1-e t3- con
so9at.on ;hey aad da2gjed before them the prom
.se OF more liberal expenditures .or stree; II. prove
7eo-s and material oe,-e-en-s tha- directly arsee
a r.,v.s prosperity. n .sS5 ana IS7- We spent II
Brook Eo to. street -"Prov aca.- $3.50 ~
for uew asphalt pavernea;s wholly paid for BY ne
city aod a5o.t g -te a more under -o= .zw g.v-rz
th- city authority 70 hear Aa!f the ex-eose q as
r-al-.7s the properly owners paying thz other
halt Cc1s- this arrangement. by practising stree
economy. we I2ld about twenry-lv= miles 81 new
asphalt This was done il Brooklyn when that
municipality was a. - debt limit under the Con
sttJl-i0r- ! have kept reasonably close scrutiny
Of Brooklyn street imp. yerneHts for the last three
years 4-d done believe that SIX miles q new
ssr.a.; have beer aid n All t1a- .iule S--.e as
1na.-.1E has been t--= around ne Borough Han
anu Beztor.-avr- -as been partly r=l4.G. ouc when
the total mileage s stretched Uvs- period oc three
years re H.,.e WORK done appears ridiculous
Had TIE ola Brooklyn gove-nu1en- been oo1- -ged.
twenty or :a!rly niles % st-eers tor rhe paving
ot which b..s as5 s7el peSse1 IL -.5 Boa-5 @:
Al.er..a- ana a-e- signed by n. N4yc~ would
long before ,@.s 44S= aeea o4..,. y,.,a coGse-
qu-ar increase in property values wherever The
f--->v r . l14Ea
New-York tribune., 1900-11-30
GUA1Ts DANGEROUS HARBOR.
LIEUTENANT EoFF SAYS THE ONLY SAFE
THING N a STORM IS FOR 4 VESSEL
TO GET OUT. IF IT CAN

Lieutenant arthur 3 Ho1 commander OF the
torpedo boat Foore, -ow az the Brooklyn Navy
Yard. iE familiar with the ha-oor of Guam He
zzs O. The col.ier 8-utus. which wrecked in
me harbo- q year ago. and has had. therefore.
some experience With The treacherous reefs and
channels that make the ha-bor 50 dangerous when
tiers IS storm He said yesterday:
TIE whole .har6or IS seven niles o. 50 iong BY
-zsf ar5 rae entrance is iess than hal: mile n
lccn P..-1 sIaHEe: oot 3icH W.eeE tan i q sHt,,
sL6 a. h-gh wafer even a small sal 5odt caLnos
Fr,svco-,h oF ,orsI -5s ar-horsge les
e the centre OF Iae reef three MES or s2ore
sa-d w5lch does not Eoid IN case Of a storm
The only Eore o . vessel IS 70 -eaEe rs 1L IN
r0rruc-s channels 10 the open sea. That is a
tn:r when requires navigation Of ne greatest a3-
navigation is impossible. II ryphoons the dark
ness Is 50 laSe s5at "a a .3. S42s rev see : eS en
L = remarkable that The Yosemite should azEe
which sae was blown. .ie al The entrance Of rs
AaE2oC q ne SCUM q ne oesp c--4--s. @ 80
bowa her through the channel past The reet 10 me
S5r .sT secr--g t.r5.Eh he ctzo-ei vac1 IS fl,l
Of cora, szagS and sand bars
L.eu.e-z-. Hon knows Lieutenant Biere-, who
commanded .he Yosemite n the typhoon, and
szys ttat he IS 4 splendid navigator
Captain Frank W.ldes who row stationed al
re Brooklyn Navy lard, was seen - a Tribune
reporter lasc night Captain WiGes was aol al
me yard wa9n Ine Yosemite was converted there,
and he Is no,. therefore. tanlar WIKI tae details
Of the changes. He said
% not know the exact changes which were
made, excepting rEe quarters at, which we're built
for Governor LearF- The YoseLL4te vas made as
comfortable possible tor ne Governor and the
people gong CIT = her. She was especially htrsd
Up staten ship L vas intended 70 Use her Il
tze Eas- 30 some ire. T-a- beng I-= case she
wJL-C p-oca--y ave stayed pretty close - Guam
except for t1Fs 10 cEydockS every SIX ccths. As
station skip t.e Yosemite vas Under Governor
Leary's command Ee could lie OF board her or
- =
reraa-sl shore most q The tine I co not know
how many were Ct EC2-E--Ea- IS say. how
b.g c-ew shs had Owing % her new quarters
she nay have aad somewhat larger crew than
o-dinar-.y-5Te- Two hundred and twenty
NaT2l Constructor Francis 7. BoW.es. who prob
ab.7 knows IS much ABOUT TIE Yosemite as any
bccy, vas TOT n Brooklyn yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-30
WORE POLICE CAPTAINS BADGE.
YOUNG NAN CHARGED WITH GRAND LAR.
CENY AND EXrORTIOH.

Benjamin Jackson. tweIty-three years old who
says IS IN dried 80; business and lives a.
No. rs East EiSkty-tour;ll-st. was a-ra.caed he
fore Magistrate Meade - tEe jefferson Market P3-
Ice Court YESTERDAY charged by Mildred Hopxo05
q NJ iS5 COUNT o,:s-ave, with grand larceny and
et-c-I-1n Jackson Vas arres- ID yesterday 5v De-
-acc.ve Gls--oa. o1 tie Nes- TatrJterh-st station
Mise I7o2wood sad nat she became acq tainted
with Jackson some tlI1e ago. He displayed ao.d
badge - ner a11 SAID -e vas 4 detective se-se.D1
S1= danced VIZ. him number oc tines :. q re-
soct II lie rs1Ge-.o-n. she alleges HAT jackson
sot possesS-c.. D.. S-r sod watch y-.1=5 AZ z sac
afraid % demand is return thinking --a. he
u. dcce truth when h sad he was a detective
sergeant. : :ew days as5 Ne said he wou,t return
ne watch i she woL-1 give him 81 Sae deter
mined 10 consult The ro-.ce-
Jackson to.6 Magistrate Meade yesterday nor
Ing CEay ae 1as ORG - McCuIagL's equities He
denied Js-g : detective sergeant ~ Lay.1s -e1-e-
se1te1 -----se-. c-1e. Detective -.e--o- 1a5 ~
rested hin, displayed -1i5 badge os q police car
tain sIc1 -s vas - vc-l= some years ago. T-er
Jackson admitted having wo-n the aadze saz--oo
u go Il ircH- i Soc 81 ex-IEspecr5C jameson
II yo1 claim u lie Z police captain" said Mag
-S-Iate A4@a~e, EoE VII have 70 a. lce -
s2ooS 3.tIJ-es eHc obligations hat - 10 police
captains these days'
Th:s created q laush Detective Glenron ,3I5
der-otn lnt!nlldat!ng women and getting nor,
--om them OF The 4rete-ce q oeiQg . t.erIr- o.
tr.a. - SenSfa- Sessions 80
New-York tribune., 1900-11-30

terday at St. Patrick's Cathedral at 10 O'Clock
Three thousand members of the order were pres
ent with their relatives. were the delegates TO
the Congress of Catholic Societies. which met at
the Fifth Avenue Hotel An rne Sew-Tork State
officials Of the legion In attendance including
Thomas Seward. president of the state Council:
Vice President John A. Henneberry. State Secre-
tary Thomas 2 Lee and State Treasurer P. G
Shakers. Every Of the forty-three councils Of
District No 5 represented
The celebrant Of the mass was the Rev. Ignatius
Delveaux OF ST Boniface's Church. the deacons
being the Rev. Father Quinn. Of 81 Monica's
Church and the Rev. Father Briordy OF St
Peters The Rev. Michael J. Lavelie, rector OF ST
Patricks delivered a short address OF welcome
The Rev. Thomas F Burke, Paulist Father
preached on the duties Of those processing religion
He alluded TO prevalent vices. which II permitted
TO grow would inevitably cause this country to fall
into the decay which annihilated Rome and Greece
He specially alluded 20 the vices OF intenperance
and immortality, AMI spoke OF the great increase IN
divorces. ,..t.
- find from published statistics" he said that
there is one divorce granted for every tWe!Ve mar
riages In in this State nnd thefe Mas
divorce granted for every i've marriages: me
Catholic Church remains to-day the only re!SIoUS
body which viii not permit absolute divorce.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-30

provements within two months. IN order that con-
gress could make a preliminary appropriation this
winter.
In rhe mean time Admiral Endicott Chief OF the
Bureau Of Yards and Docks. in his current annual
report, asks for $4,000 for bridge AID cause"ay
Cabras Island. forming the e1ge OF the port
OF San LUIS dAbra He says in support az this est
mate. which has been approved By Secretary Ions,
The Gove-no. ot Guam has cenc.uded he pur-
chase o Ca5ras Island a2o estAe--sfe@ tIeTe"A Z
part OF The naval esta b.ishnsnI ara -ssards II as
the natural and Inevitable ste tcr tGe storage o.
establishment q this station He reports that it IS
highIy in1DoTIa1f that this .sland should be con-
nected a.th The mainland ~ br.ase ana cause
way q or1sT 70 make traEs.t 70 a-d rom i coz
essa-y &; this station. bat up 70 the present time
10 aes2+.sd estimates Asve been 1ece.yed Wh-ca
enable t1e Bureau 70 2y them before the Derar--
rasnt fer its consideration.
Rea--Acrai-al Bradford. Chief ot the Bureau Of
Eqz.puea-. OF whose advice the island c: Guam
was acquired oy Ire United STATES IL his current
annaal report referring &c ne Ledrore naval sta
ZION. says:
necessity Of sta5llsaing at this naval station
large coai dePot When tie survey q The haEooE
printed Il Became apparent that efficient coal
depot a. tbs port would be very expensive TO es-
whatever for commerce the Bureau thought u wise
Lat 81 entire system q naF9or ltrEot2yeI351eItS'
VIZ aa-5or -Inss etc s5oElc Be es.@2-sf5e&9 & PEs
II was 1ot Estholt u22ca Tegret t29t ts constEec co
Philippines ard I; IS OF the utmost Importance tzat
a large coal supply should be kept constantly On
hand
In accordance with the act OF Congress approved
June 8 80. making provision -or en2e-ge2 cies n
river arc hsr5o- works. etc, SecT-c- 3 CC-rr--s-
sioz composed of TWO naval officers and one AIRY
81 ag Sg srTeT ia9 y a3 t-;S sfes tor 2s IN
proveneat of this port When the -eport o. this
Commission s received t5- Bureau WI oe READY
70 proceed win rke CONSTRUCTION &C cosi sto-age
appliances with IRE assurance U1at they vii not
interfere -.e future VIII any Cc-eC cons :---oc
for Ire Improvement % t1-s harccr- II re mean
tine ne co.-ie- Brut-s ken there with moo
crate amount e coal oa boacz to- supplying naval
ships
New-York tribune., 1900-11-30
DR.. HUNTINGTON on THE CRUSADE.
CREDIBLE THAT NOTHING SHOULD
COME OF IT

The Rev. Dr. William R. Huntington. rector OF
Grace Protestant Episcopal Church preached the
Thanksgiving Day sermon YESTERDAY morning at
the church He was assisted = -he service BY the
Rev. George H Borto-2e. vicar Of the church Dr.
Huntington took as his text Serve The Lord with
gIadness: come before his presence with singing"
he explained The reason for Thanksgiving Day ard
various memorable incidents connected with il He
praised the Democratic party for n1anress in de-
feat n speaking ot vice Dr.. Huntington said:
The experience Of the last few weeks has made
pan tne opinion OF the people n this city OF
course, there are prophets few who assure Us
that the spasm Of virtue viii be BRET ana very
likely they are right; ye- even for 4 little viii Z
70 nave forced = community 20 see o1ce through
the -ps q is foremost citizens. 70 acknowledge
nov much better things ri1h- be + only Ike
"2sE OF Old tle pe1p. had u mind % work II
Of ttse.f slight achievement. Let Church arS
syna gogue, market pIA,e and university I3in
1aHLs N one o-avs teat effort. and what nero,
TOW dead. accomplished to- he ma Ie-iaI cleaning
OF oUr city streets might likewise oe accomplished
-CF re mora cleansing q them. Be that =
nay. for this az east should give thanks mat
ceSL1E.ng has been made the ed-e OF the
wedge inserted aad VIgo-ous blows ahead
OF Il L less come # II rhan deserve and ex-
Pect, We shall ski! fee! that We made no mistake
n joining issue when We a. L .crg siege
There have 10 be assaults Many tumble from the
scaling ladder a73 nor few oe-Is1 misera5!y jus1
as they are setting foot Lrcr the rarn24rts At
last a. ast. the a-lack succeeds and the ramnarrs
VIII be Won.