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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-07
FOUNDERS DAY.
Ey-Prasident Cleveland Goes 10
Plltsburg 10 Make an Address.

Pittsburg. Pa, Nov. -Ex-Prcsdent
Grover Cleveland. who is 90 make the
principal address at the founders day ex-
erciscs OF the Carnegie Institute this af-
tcrnoon arrived at the East side station
IN 'bis city this morning.
lie was accompanied by Mrs. Cleveland
when the train arrived there was large
crowd waiting to get glimpse OF The Gls.
tlnguished guests and as they stepped
from the car they were heartily oleered.
The party was driven to the Hotel Schcn-
ley for breakfast and later taken for a
drive through the parks.
The ceremonies attending the cclebra-
ton of Founders day will begin NJ 3
o'clock this afternoon. Among the other
speakers will be- Joseph Jefferson. the
veteran actor. and the we'll known artists.
Robert W. Allan OF London. ana John W
Alexander. OF New YORK Following the
exercises a public reception will be ten
dered ar. and Mrs. Cleveland IN the 1~s
gallery
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-07
THE LYING JOURNAL AGAIN.

The voters OF the Fourth ward In par
tictilar and OF the city in general are
rightly incenscd at the Journals renewed
and repeated bing-and'ying With malice
aforcthought
on Tuesday morning herr is what it's
practical pencit pusher n the political
OF MIR Cushing.
'Of course the fact Is, and Il IS familiar
90 even political novices, that time and
again pastor on an Australian ballot
has been designated as distinguishing
mark. The large number of leading
citizens can take their little pastors and
nut them neatly and carefully on their
ballots and whom the wardens and clerks
come across them every ballot thus dis
figured and distinguished viii be- thrown
out Secretary of State Bennett said
last night that this very question had
been passed upon number of times
aud that any ballot bearing p9ster Wes
invaldated. IL would have been rather
a good Joke on the leading citizens 20
have permitted them 70 carry out the
paster idea but many candidates Tor
state and city office would have thereby
suffered. for no part Of the ballots With
pastors would have been counted
The leading citizens VIII have 10 Try
again, and In the meanwhile there are
the bills for printing. not 20 mention the
postage and the disappointment After p
while the Republican committee ~ Ward
viii pss. the "ieadiur ritizrun aud iheir
advice alonr aud gpt down q" th' ordinary
people of the ward. when thcy 50 they
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-07

references TO his experience on the Mer-
rmac.
II is entirely through the instrument
tality of Mrs. Longley that this treat
Is i'm store for the children.
TO ADDRESS THE ID. A. n.
On the afternoon of the same day
Lieutenant Hobson will speak before the
-. A. X. in Sayles Memorial hall at s
o'clock.
This meeting will be under the auspices
Of the Pawtucket Chapter. ID. a. r.. but
TO Mrs. Longley the thanks of the
Daughters OF the Revolution Of Rhode
Island are due, for making possible tho
opportunity 10 meet and TO hear so
prominent a man as Lieutenant Hobscn.
Since 1900 invitations have been issued
for the event It will be safe to say that
Sayles hall will be filled with repre-
Srrtutfve gathering of-tire- various cnHp-
ters. ID. 4. T.. throughout the state.
Invitations have been extended To- every
member of the ID. A. r. In Rhode Island
and also To the Colonial Danes.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-07

The members OF the local board OF
canvassers and registration. Judge South
wick, chairman, are proceeding carefully
city ballots cast in Tuesdays election.
They commenced with the First ward
and had finished four districts up TO
noon today. the remaining two they
hoped 10 complete before the city hall
closed at O'clock
Then tomorrow they viii take up the
Tenth ward vote ON account OF several
candidates being so close together. There
will be no dearth OF attorneys repre-
sentative OF the nominees directly in
terested while the anxious political
workers will lend their presence and help
test the accommodating capacity or the
canvassing boards room
There are so many objections. bitches
and delays over the Tenth ward
probable that Messrs Southwick, Smith
and Canning will feel satisfied il they fin
ish the count of that ward tomorrow
evening.
III they succeed, then they will endeavor
to complete the Second ward count be-
fore the closing hour, noon, Saturday.
and have right OF way TO take up first
thing Monday the Third ward in which
the Republican school committee, accord
ing to the returns OF the election officers
won out by one vote. The Fourth will
be taken up on Tuesday and the Fifth on
Wednesday. and then there will be more
delay on account OF the closeness of the
vote between Councilman Moore of the
committee on railroads, and Attorney Il.
j. Mccarthy. Free Transfer Ticket candi-
date.
From present Indications the city board
can hardly complete it's labors before the
Goth inst. just fortnight after election.
STATE BOARD AT WORK.
The state returning board will probably
have 10 meet daily for fully month to
handle inspect and count the amount or
ballots from the various cities and towns
of the state.
man OF the board and Richard w. Jen-
nings is secretary. The other members
Of the board are Messrs. DonHhuc OF
Providence Handy OF Warren Hopkins OK
Burrilville and lawton OF 11Verton, Ih'y
commenced their labors yesterday after
noon at ? o'clock. and were also in session
TODAY until y. m.
Although the vote cast in the town OF
Cranston this wear was one Of the larg-
est ever polled. IL seemed as though
ing the morning some of tho council can
didates are said 20 have nourished con-
siderable cash, and were quite Wiling 10
spend IL 10 serve their own purpose.
This news was received by great num-
her OF the voters with delight VINO at
once began 20 take advantage OF II. some
however. were sadly disappointed. Tor al
ter the voting and then trying 20 collect
were unable 20 do SO.
The results ~ the counting OF the vote
by the town council were accepted as
final. FOR there was no one 20 contest, anu
a recount was unnecessary.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-07

Mr.. Dodge testified that he supplied the
money paid for the house and land stand
ing IN his wife's name ~ Washington park.
His attention was called 10 the with
drawals OF sums of money from banks
by Mrs. Dodge "a tle time. or about the
time the property was bought. and his
reply was that these Withdrawals were
in part 20 pay him for moneys he had
invested IN a special manner at his
w'fe's request
4 doctor called bS'1he supporters of
the will admitted that Bright's disease.
from which Airs Dodge suffered. affected
her mind
Eugene r. Idncolu counsel for Mrs.
Dodge and. the. executor of her VIII tes-
iifed that be had met the deceased about
i've times and that in 1895 she said she
had slosi her husband.
In 1897 Mr. Lin.oln drew the will by
which tho bulk oi TA1rs. Dodcs's property
was given 20 her sisters afr. Lincoln
said he had received personal property
belonging 20 the deceased of the value Of
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-07
ALL BURNED.
Faith Made Bonfire Of Furniture
After Taking Out Of Storage.

New York. Nov. 1.--William j. Faith
once a resident OF upper Montclair y. j.,
aud now said 60 be living Ia New York.
visited Montclair this week and destroyed
oil that remained of the home which was
broken up seven years ago, when Mrs.
Faith and his child died.
Immediately after their deaths MIR.
Faith moved his furniture to the STORAGE
warehouse OF Hugh Muller and left it
there. lie left Montclair and. so far as
known. no d;d not again visit IL until
recently.
Then he walked snto Mr.. Muller Is
office and demanded his bill for storage.
IL amounted to 1858 This he paid aud.
hiring a truck ana two men. had the
household goods loaded into H. The
furniture was valued at considera DIV
over 5000. When the stuff had been
losded into the van Mr.. Faith directed
the men 10 drive 70 the top % one Of
the Orange mountains There, IN an
isolated spot, ne had the furniture piled
up after wrecklng each piece with an
axe. and set fire % the property. Tho
mcu urged him 20 lct them have various
articles bui ho refused Tho nrc burned
for sn hoiw and NJ Faith remained until
fhc article were cpnsumod Thou hc
returned tu Ncw York.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-07
BIG VICTORY.
Nebraska Gives SedgWIck a
Plurality Of Nearly 10000.

Lincoln. Neb.. Nov. 7.-Complete re-
turns from forty-eight counties out OF 30
In the state give Scdgwick (R) for SUI
preme court judge es5. Hollenbeck Fu-
sion) i2.375.
Nearly complete returns from nine other
counties make sedgwick's plurality soo5.
II is thought the total Republican plu-
rality viii reach 10000 for regents of the
university. The pluralities for the Repub-
ncsn nominees are nearly the same. In
this Usancaster) county the Republicans
made clean sweep. gaining the offices
OF treasurer and register of deeds
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-07
FOURTH WARD.
FOR Or. GREER.
Berkshire Clergyman Favor His
Election as Bishop.

Springfield, Mass, Nov. IA meeting OF
the Episcopal clergy of Berkshire was
held this week i'm the Trinity parish
house at Lenox and discussed various
candidates for the bishopric az west m
Massachusetts.
The Berkshire sentiment is strongly for
Rev. DIR. Greer of 81 bartholomew
church. New York, and II IS understood
that he will accept the bshopric II eieet-
ed
The salary of the bishop VIII be &s"'l
and Or. Greors present salary 81 sioco
II Is expected that wealthy men Of ths
diocese will pledge q yearly fund 70 mako
Dr. Grecrs salary @t least equal 90 what
he not receives.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-07
ANOTHER COMBINE E nN.D.

Pittsburg. Nov .sefentssn ~ the
larger preserve manufacturers ~ The
country. at G meeting in this city. FORMED
q combinsti ton to Be known as ,he Amer
ican Association OF Manufacturers ond
Distrlbutors OF Food Pro6iicts.
The object Of the osganirntion D. TO tts
uiate prices and sales territory. ara IN s' =
cure y more ils; Interpretation 70 the
pure food laws. The companies fi.urc~er--
ed az the meeting have 10 'pniliHi.i ii-
fal " S1fncnoo AMI ruuffu auo'u tliftl-
fouriii- oi thc ictai it0du,ii0n OF iie'
couuiTs.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-07

81 .000: be had not he said received her
household furniture.
About this furniture he had two con-
versation with Mr.. Dodge.
81 tho first consideration of the matter
MIR. Dodge asked leave TO take a few
things ia the house away. The second
time the matter was discussed Mr.. Dodge
telephoned for his lawyer and when the
latter came he asked Dodge whose prop
erty the furniture was and much 70 Mr..
Lincolns surprise Dodge claimed owner
ship.
Deeds 10 Mary Y. Dodge OF the rpHf ps-
tate at Washington Plyk were produced
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-07
SUES UNION RAILROAD co.

The Union Railroad company is defend
ant IN a suit brought b. Antonio Grasfipo
of Warwick.
MIR Graffino was driving IN a wagon 10
which were attached two horses and car
came along and, ii ~ claimed, without
warning OF It's approach struck the wheel
of the wagon. Mr.. Graffino when his wag-
on was upset was thrown out and badly
injured.
John y. Beagan is his counsel
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-07
MILL Man DEAD.
John Greene Expires Suddenly
Of ApOpIsSy at Warwick

Asa result OF an apoplectic stroke. John
Greene, a prominent resident of cvntrt~
vile. and well known IN min circles irom
his connection with the mIll az Ltpr %.
died az his home m Warwick th'f wnen-
ing.
His aGc was a. years and he is sur ~ 2.
by "a wife and one son.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-07

Will be turred up and not down. Mr. Cush-
ing and his associates will be unanimous
iy elected today.
STULTIFIES ITSELF AS USUAL.
Yet here is what the law distinctly
states and was incorporated In bold type
i'm the instruction sheets 10 the various
election officers issued by City Clerk
Clarke and Secretary of State Bennett:
III you wish 10 vote for a person whose
name Is not on the ballot write, OF insert
by sticker, the name OF such person In
the blank space directly under the list OF
candidates for said office and mark
cross (X) in the square at the right OF It,"
And the board OF canvasscrs and regis
tration--Messrs. Southwick. Canning and
Smith-had the matter called to their at
tention. After informally discussing the
question they came 10 the conclusion IL
would be injudicious TO interfere with any
legal instructions given out by the city
clerk and the secretary OF state.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-07
A. J. Gushing Not Elected
Alderman Without Opposition.
Voters Had Every Right to the StiCkers
and Or. Bud|ong Received a Very
Handsome Vote.

::$eeseos&
. districts .
They found
.
vote.
inspection
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-07
LOSS ONLY $50,

Sioux City. Ia. Nov THE fire In the
Gunther & Sullis wholesale toy house was
extinguished at an early hour this morn
ing The loss will not amount to more
than $4,000
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-07
WRIST BADLY INJURED.

James Baeiey o. Cranstou had his right
wrist SEVERELY cut yesterday afternoon
bv "A largc niece of riatc brass falling on
IL ~ tho Hun iowclfv plant on Angell
street Tho injury WIS dressed AZ The
Energcucy hospital
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-07

Mexico CRY. Nov. Tho Mexican Gen.
iral has completed ~ new line TO Tuxpan
in fhe state OF Jalist0. distance OF ils
miles from Ouadsialern The rpod passes
through 1unlh~r 1f largc and hourishing
town.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-07
Lieut.. HObSOn tOAddreSS Daughters
and Children of American RcvOlu-
tiOn--1OO0 Invitations Issued.

Asas9a:sa
LieutT of Rhode
TrOcaIero saturday Nov S at o'clock and talk
the o
O'Clock nc will before the
. Daugh Of the
. /.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-07
Testimony to Show She Was
Not Competent to Make Will.
Husband One of the Chief Witnesses in
TQday'S Hearing Of Lawyer
Lincoln Also a Witness.


Of in WIZ
. proprietor o
n IT
the times a
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-07
LIE NO. 2.

IL did not stop there. but nagrantly lied
again on Wednesday. when IL said that
out opposition"
Just look however n these convincing
facts and figures I'm regard to the con-
test and the vote for alderman:
FOURTH WARD.
Districts 2 2. 5. tt;
Cushing X, ID 50 II 80 ~ 53 S5 31a
Budlong. r.. 2 II 26 70 IL Z %
Adoniram j. Gushing elected.
how are the mighty fallen!
Holbrook argus., 1901-01-19
st. Joseph.

S. NJ. Porter is on the sick list.
John Bushman has gone to Shum-
way.
Colds seem 10 be epidemic in our
little town.
Mrs. Hansen and daughters went
to Holbrook Monday.
The children of the primary asso-
citation gave an entertainment Satur-
day night.
Miss Smith, of Snowflake, was
visiting Mrs. H. F. Bushman Satur-
day and Sunday.
Messrs. J. C. Hansen and II. f.
Bushmau have gone to Wiuslow or
business this week.
The weather continues dry and
pleasant. A good heavy suowstorm
would be much appreciated. w
should like to see what snow is like
at any rate.
Holbrook argus., 1901-01-19
WhiteriVer.
Only 10 degrses above Cairo one
morning last week.

Only 10 degraas above Cairo one
morning last week.
Mr.. Kay was down from the In
terror saw mill last Thursday.
John l. Driscoil, P. Q. Inspector
was the guest Of our genial Post
master Sunday and Monday last.
Herman Reid, representing the
Mutual Life Insurance Co, OF New
York, has bsen in our midst during
the week.
Miss Clara Hall. who has been
the culinary artist at The school fol-
the past few months, Will leave fol
home in few days.
Horace Gardner passed through
our little burg recently. enroute tc
Clifton at which place he is en-
ployed in the ice plant.
E. P. Woods rec' ived a bottle oI
Castor oil few days ago. What is
the matter Ed, are you sick? We
sympatLize with you to the fullest
Holbrook argus., 1901-01-19

Mr.. G. F. Perkins, who for some
time has been in the cattle business
in Navajo county, near Holbrook,
has been moving his cattle from
that county during the summer and
fall months, and has about ended
his business there. He writes us
that he has selected a location ia
northwestern New Mexico, where he
has placed bunch OF 100 well grad
ed breeding COWS, and to which he
has added three thoroughbred bulls.
From this beginning Mr.. Perkins
will grow some really good cattle,
in a country where he hopes success
will better reward his eff ,rts than it
did in Navajo county. During his
travels in the fall Mr. Perkins visit
ed New Mexico. Colorado and Kan
sas and was in Kansas City during
the national show and sale of Here
fords and Short Horns-Stockman.
Holbrook argus., 1901-01-19

Rev. P. A. Simpkin preached an
impressive sermon. to Il large con
gregation at the schoolhouse last
Sunday evening. This service was
of more than usual interest to all
on account of it being the last ser
mon he will preach here. Rev.
Simpkin has been with us once or
twice each month for the last four
years and was universally beloved
for his kindly Christian character
For those in sorrow or trouble he
had ever a word of comfort and
sympathy and his best efforts were
freely given to all who needed
them. He will be greatly missed
here We understand he will leave
Gallup in few days for his new
home at Salt Lake City, Utah. A
host of friends in Arizona and New
Mexico wish him God speed.
Holbrook argus., 1901-01-19
Taylor.

J. II. StadiGsd arrived from AL
pine Sunday evening.
Mrs. Clara Tenaey has gone to
Holbrook to visit with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Sarah Smith.
Born-Jan. 9Th 20 the wife Of
Frank Adams, daughter. Mother
and child are getting along nicely.
The Relief Society gave a party
Friday evening at the Decker hall;
but was not very largely attended.
Several of our townspeopie are
suffering from the effects of the
mumps. Our primary school has
been stopped on account of the
teacher having the mumps.
c. NJ. Brimhall, Leonard Jensen,
Phil Kay and Charley Crismou
left here Monday for the Salt River
country, where they expect to take
in the shesring and spring work.
Holbrook argus., 1901-01-19
INSISTED ON FRESH AIR.
And She Compelled the Cold-BioodSd
Man to Stand the Chilling
Draught-

Travelling brings out the idiosyncra-
sizes of people as no other experieE;'s
can effect. Certainly the man AID
woman who occupied opposite coni
partEontz in car that recently roles
westward from New York could n''s
be said to be as conveniently adjusted
as Jack Sprat and his wife.
1t was very cold morning outsiur-
the framework of the Pullman, IL
within the heat surged the mercury up
ward until it reached the fever regis;>..
Porter" snapped the man vicious.J.
81 want those ventilators closS g.
You'll give US all pneumonia in cou'
Of secor6A4" and the porter meeksy
closed the transoms.
Porter" Immediately called ~"
woman. 81 want the ventilators on my
side of the car open as wide as you caa
open them
for the woman's quick do it at one
porter" broolied no delay. He pulled
them down with grin at the Opposite
pa ssenger.
But the man didn't smile himsc;.
he uttered audible maledictions on IL =
author of his 6isccmfort and ostent;.-
tiously shrouded his shivering form l
an overcoat. pulling the collar well uv
over his throat ardieara
And the woman. in linen shirtwaist
read her bool, serenely. whimsicaliy
unmindful of the glares of her neigh
hor.
Holbrook argus., 1901-01-19
Persons VIII safer from indiges

Persons who suffer from indiges-
ton cannot xpect to live long, be-
cause they cannot eat the food re-
quired to nonrish the body aud the
products OF tho undigested foods
they do eat psison the blood. 1t is
important to cure indigestion as
soon as possible, and the best meth
cd of doing this is to use the prepa-
ration known as Kodof Dyspepsia
Cure. 1t digests what you eat and
restores all the digestive organs to
perfect health. For sale'by all deal
crS
Holbrook argus., 1901-01-19
NEIGHBORING NEWS.
W 0OdruM.

Joseph Fish is on the improve.
Miss Estella Smftirson has return
ed home from Snowflake.
Bishop Savage is home again
after fortnight'e absence.
The boys who went hunting only
caught oae deer and that was an
antelope
Lucy Ellsworth returned home
the 18th inst. frota visit to her
relatives in Snowilake-
Mary Gardner has retpTaed home
from Snowflake, where she has been
visiting for the past week.
The weather has been so cold
that tire news" has not been flying
around much and that accounts for
such few items from Woodruff.
Holbrook argus., 1901-01-19
$3.50 PER YEAR

Last Sunday night in the On -.
House at Winslow, Rev. Nor .i -
Bartlett delivered his celebra g;
society lecture, "To He'll in F.,
man." before an enthusiastic au.'.
rence. We have heard the lectu~
and without exception it is one :
the most fascinating, scholarly, ;:'si
entertaining productions it has e'''-
been our pleasure to listen to. I =,
brilliantly satiyical, unquestiena :.
clever, replete with originality, p,..-
inters persed with humor. The go
ject is unique, and the lecture -.
the subject. The leading thoue
is never lost sight of, but is c,.r-
stantly enlarged upon, fortified, = I
illustrated by appropriate int. -
ductions of history, music, lit'ra
ature. science and art. And
hearer is led on in eager inter "a
from the story of the convict stand
ing on the depot platform, to =
remarkably logical deduction e,
'life" and its ap lication to 49,.
subject.
We greatly regret that Mr.. Ba''
lett will not be heard here, for I -e
opportunity rs rarely given Of fs'-
ing to such lectures as to ITO Er =,
in Pullman"
Holbrook argus., 1901-01-19

WANTED-Capable, reliable person
in every county to sepresent large
company OF rohd financial reputa-
tion; 1896 salary per year, payrbie
weekly; So per day absolutely sure
and all expenses; rtraight, bona
fide, definite salary, no chmmissihn;
salary paid each Saturday and ex-
pense money advanced each week,
STANDARD HOUSE, 334 DLARgoRN S.,
CAIcAGo.
Holbrook argus., 1901-01-19

Drs. Sampson, of Winslow, and
Cornish, of Albuquerque, were here
Wednesday and performed an ope-
ration on little Barney Egger. The
doctors certainly did all they could
to save the child's life, but the in
jury was of too long standing and
he was beyond medical aid. The
little fellow received an injury
which caused rupture about two
years ago, and was injured again
about a week ago.
Holbrook argus., 1901-01-19

The masquerade ball given by the
Eiks at Winslow Tuesday night
was a grand success, and every one
enjoyed themselves 10 the fullest
extent. Many beautiful and costly
costumes were worn, together with
a large number of comic ones. The
W;nslow people thoroughly enjoy a
good time and kept the music going
until about 5 O'Clock id the morning.
The Elks are genuine entertainers
and whenever thay advertise a
"doings" the people can depend on
a good time:
Holbrook argus., 1901-01-19

DR.. G.. S. Reed, who has practiced
medicine here for several years,
left for Kiugman Monday morning.
He intends locating somewhere in
that vicinity. The doctor has al
ways been an accommodating neigh
bor, and has been great help in
many ways to the people of Hol-
brook and vicinity. We are sorry 70
see him leave, but hope he may bet
ter himself in his new location.
Holbrook argus., 1901-01-19

Theo. Shuflin, who left here last
week, returned Wednesday. Dur
ing his absence he visited Ell Paso
and went over to Old Mexico to see
a bull fight. He is not particularly
stuck on the Mexican sport, and
says that one experience is enough
for him.
Holbrook argus., 1901-01-19

Pepsin preparations often fail to
relieve indigestion because they can
digest only albimunous foods. There
is one preparation that digests ali
classes of food, and that is Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure. It cures the worst
cases OF indigestion and gives in-
stant relief, for it digests what you
eat. For sale by ell dealers.