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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-06
CAN'T FOOL THE PEOPLE

The vote showed that the people OF
this city will not stand for such out
rageous interference with the affairs OF
the city as this, and that anyone who
has the foolhardiness to do il will lose
his head at the frat opportunity the
people have TO record their opinion of
such doings at the polls. The figures
By which the steal was rebuked follow:
Jackson by a plurality OF 1892 over
Parkhurst, Barry by 2i4i over Brown,
Spooner by 22SS over Bowen, Nolan by
2OS5 over Roberts, Daubney by 1892 over
Pierce, Mccarthy by 1884 over Curtis.
Carroll by 29lO over Reminger. Aldrich
by 2ss9 over Morgan. Groves by 2306 over
Kenyon, Miller by 1929 over Easton, Ha-
ven by 2l69 over Holden, Munroe by 2104
over Gorton and Olney by 253o over
Brooks
Mr.. Miller also stood upon the same
platform with the assembly ticket and
was swept triumphaptly into office by
more than 200 plurality. and this In the
face of the 1901 votes received by Mr..
O'Neil, the Economic league candidate,
most OF which would have gone TO Mr..
Miller.
Mr.. Miller's personality also had much
To do with the result. as he is known as
an honest fearless and incorruptible
man. and a Democrat who stands for all
that is clean and pure I'm politics and one
who VIII administer the affairs OF the
city with an eye single 10 its best inter
ests and greatest good.
The mayoralty figures are Mr.. Miller
i0.462 votes: Mr.. Durfee. Sil0; Mr.. ONeil
1901: Mr.. Herrick and Mr.. Tilley 3O6. Mr.
Miller's plurality is Pip.
A big slice was cut off OF Mr.. Clarke's
plurality OF last year. his surplus votes
standing at only 1860. as against .503 in
1901. Mr.. Cummings for overseer OF the
| ,,lp Of lao ,
OF 3693 TO 1882
For harbor master Mr.. Buckln's plu-
r1iity Of last year of 1892 was swept away
and he was defeated by Mr.. Mcguire by
a plurality OF ll73 showing a loss by Mr.
Bucklin OF 2765 votes.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-06
DISSATISFIED
Striking French Coal Miners
Don't Like Arhitrators' Decision

Paris, Nov. 6.-The striking coal MIN
ers are showing great dissatisfaction at
the arbitration decision against raise
in the rate OF wages and their national
committee has called a meeting TO take
place at Arras on Saturday to determine
on the course TO follow.
At 81. Etienne the miners have adopted
resolutions 10 appeal 10 the dock labor
crs TO renew the strike against loading
coal. unless the companies today grant
the miners ternss. The strikers at Lens
have unanimously adopted resolutions 10
continue the strike pending the decision
OF the Arras' meeting Saturday The
troops are kept busy maintaining quiet
In some of the mlnlng districts.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-06
SERVANT GIRLS
Chicago Plans to Make Them
Secure Diplomas.

Chicago. Nov. GA plan has been
adopted for the solution Of the servant
cir, problem at a meeting OF the Chicago
Housewives association. According 10
this scheme serving maids may hereafter
be Obliged to hold diplomas issued by the
association In order TO secure positions
in the homes of members Of the orsani-
zation.
These testimonials will be granted to
maid only after she has been IN one fam
fly for a year and has performed her du-
ties with a certain degreee OF proficiency
Real parchment will be used ana the
holders will be described as eatisfac-
y.orv .good" or remarkably eUcient
Graduate cooks, waiting maids. ladies
maids and laundresses will be the classes
covered.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-06
Oys CONGRESSMAN

Democratic hopes OF sending two con-
gressmen to Washington were shat
tered when the returns showed Major
Capron TO be reelected From a very
close vote tho figures as revised and
missing returns came IN Increased Mr.
Capron's plurality by big punches and
the figures stand now at 1852 I'm favor of
Capron. But this shows a loss from
his majority OF two years ago Of 1858
votes.
on the other hand Mr.. Bulls great
plurality Of 1900 OF 7lO5 votes was not
only wiped out. but turned into an ad-
verse plurality of s75 for Granger.
That the people wanted none OF the
machine-made constitutional amendments
Is shown by the majority against both
amendments. Far from receiving the
two-thirds necessary the amendment In
dorsinr the present borough system and
providing for the lieutenant governor to
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-06

The official court OF the First ward was
made last night and very little change
found from the wardens counts, but when
tho second ward was reached the fatal
error was discovered and Democratic
pluralities tumbeled in all directions.
that is the assembly candidates.
The recount indicated that Fenton had
won over Greene. Bradford over Carroli
ana Gauvin over Burns. each OF the first
named being Republicans. Senator Hor-
ton. Brindlemore and Lafayette got away
with whole skins. but the two former
were badly bruised.
The Third ward was taken up early TINS
forenoon and completed about lz'oO' lhe
f,s,Ires at the Fourth ward pounuary
standing as follows: Senator hoI ,Vn'
Democrat, 20 plurality: Fepton, kepuo,.- o.,
can 81 plurality; Bradford, Repuoilcan, u,
10 plurality and Gauvin, Republican ~
plurality 80 ,yo,so,,s
prindemore. Representative Holden
onnonent had 20 plurality. having iost
"A IN the recount Lafayette looked saie
with his 149 plurality and VIII prvoSo'S
null through but with a smali maIsin n,,,,s
This afternoon the fourth ~ az, .ar,a
uards will be taken up and unless some
,arge errors are found in the waraens
counts there Is every probability tha' .he
entire Republican ticket with the pos
sible exception of Lafayette VIII DO
senator Horton went TO the rour.n
ward with 20 plurality In the Ia "a
ward the vote was a tie at 800 eacn' anu ,
in the Fifth Feeley had 2S plurahty. anu l'i
a. the warden's count is correct reei7S
will be elected by @S.
The same can be said OF all inc repre-
.entatives on the ticket. and II the war
den's count is correct or nearly correS', CO.
Fenton will be-elected by 80 brauIoIu ny
aa5 Ganvin by 25s and Holden oy No.
on I.afayette's vote he shouid DC e'eo'-
ed by IL votes. ,o
put the same conditions that existed IN
The second ward, are likely 70 be re-
heated in the Fifth. and the Democrativ wv,
leaders are claiming that tne I'm WI VIZ
give n big surprise. This II ~
ward and numerous errors are looksu ivi
Thc Republicans carried the waro ps
about go and IL similar error Il Lon,u 10, ~
20 that I'm the Second ward. there VIII DC
another change. ,.ts,,, o.ard
II is not probable that the fh.n 49, ~
will be reached however. before tale '','e i
afternoon so Il will be night before lne
true state OF Affairs will be made kho"h'
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-06
WILL FIFHT HARVESTER TRUST

st. Paul. MINI. Nov. Sine Minneso'a
Harvester Co. has been incorporated
here with a capital OF ss.oooooo| Its OBJ
,ect Is said TO be to oppose the recently
formed harvester combination.
The incorporators are: c. A. Severance
poher, y. DDS and Charles w. Withee,
who with f. Il. Kellogg and Alfred T.
Eisberg. composed the board OF directors
These are all st. Paul men and the iden,
t,tv Of the real promoters who are SAID
10 be Eastern capitalists is not disclosed
Vice President O'Shaughnessy or the
american Grass Twine Co. has issred
statement to the effect tbat the new com
-, "a Indenendent OF the new combina-
tion OF harvester companies.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-06
AN ERUPTION
Witnessed by The Officers and
Crew Of the Ma|po.

New York. Nov. e.-Dispatches from
Chiclaye announce that tho captain and
officers of the steamship Msipo declare.
says dispatch from Lima. Peru. that
on the night OF Nov. 4. shortly after
leaving Chimbote. they saw what arpar-
emily was a stream OF lava now from q
peak in the Cordilleras. toward the plain.
According to the latitude and iongti-
tude given the volcano evidently is near
the town Of Rocuar.
The vessels trip northward enabled
the ships company 10 witness the cruz
tion for % minutes. and then othGs
mountains closed the view.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-06

The discovery OF the murdeSed wo-
mans watch and the evidence that II was
pawned by negro adds new mystery
70 the case. which has already present
ed unusual features.
Two days ago the state police arrested
A. c. Mason. the business man and cluo
member OF Boston, on suspicion Of having
killed Miss Morton. After days inves-
tigation the authorities were convinced
that Mason could establish an alibi. and
leased hut during the succeeding night
witnesses were found who positively
identified Mason as the one whoun they
had seen I'm Waverly, where the nuroer
was committed on Saturday night.
ON the strength of this evidence YES
terdav a warrant charging Mason WIN
murder was issued. and he was hein hm
without bail until next Tuesday. All
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-06

preside In the senate was defeated by
1881 votes. and the amendment TO re-
district Providence into assembly dis
tricts was beaten still worse, receiving
1709 votes less than half.
But the biggest rebuke of the machine
was the assembly vote in this city. by
which every man from this city who
voted for the obnoxious police commits
sion bill was retired to private life. the
whole Republican delegation being wiped
out by pluralities ranging from 1892 In
the senatorial vote down to 2O65, the
smallest plurality given any OF the Dem
ocratic candidates
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-06
A COMBINE
Planned by Wholesale Grocers
In Many States.

Detroit. Mich. Nov. 6.Thirty or more
representatives of large wholesale gro
cery houses OF New York, Pennsylvania,
Michigan. Minnesota. Illinois. Ohio. Mis-
souri, and Indiana. and said to represent
total annual sales amounting 10 SAC. .000. 900,
have met in secret session here to dis
cuss a combination OF interests.
George r. Hanford OF New York. pro-
moter OF the affair. refused to disclose
the result of the conference except to
say that the majority OF those present
favored the proposed combination.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-06

REPRESENTATIVES,
ASSEMBLY TICKET IN wooN
so I WRITING,
BEEN GONE OVER HAS
REPREsENTATvEs
ANNOUNCED RETURNS.
LAST CITY
TIA HE A BALLOTS BEEN
WHOLE BUNCH WERE DEMOCRATIC
REPUBLICAN CAMP, A
AND INSTEAD OF
THE A
pue
OF SENATOR HORIZONS CHANCES
UNDOUBTEDLY GO
DOWN WITH
CONCERNED.
ooop ELECTION
~ A REPUBLICAN
STOVE
PIPE
ESPECIALLY
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-06

day yesterday the state officers were
understood that II looked dark for the
accused man. Meanwhile the Boston po-
lice had found trace OF Miss Morton s
watch. and late yesterday the article was
On learning that a negro had pawned
the watch, and getting a description OF
him. Chief Watts at once started out a
crowd OF inspectors and special officers.
who were on the hunt all night without
finding the man.
As there have been a number OF as
sault cases in this city, in which the
principal has been described as a negro.
Chief Watts considered this new phase
OF the Waverly affair as very important.
He said today: This let's Mason out OF
IL altogether The chief said that ne
was using every resource OF the police
department TO locate the negro. and ex-
pressed confidence that he would be
caught within ~ hours.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-06
LIBERAL ELECTED To THE COMMONS

London. Nov. e.The election IN the
Cleveland division Of Yorkshire yesterday
for a member Of parliament to succeed A.
r. Pease. (LlberaD who recently resign
ed the seat. resulted I'm favor Of Herbert
Samuel. the Liberal candidate. who had
n majority of 2O36 votes over his Unlonlst
opponent. Geoffrey DraRe.
The total vote cast was 9632 At tho last
election Mr.. Pease was elected without
opposition. The government education
bill. eight hours work for miners and
temperance were the principal issues
Did you ever count Dots? You'll get an
opportunity soon.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-06
THE ATTORNEY GENERAL VOTE

no,ris I Holland. the Democratic can
a,dsta for attorney general. who was
,n,',,od IN and then counted out by the
vv vsraens. ,gures and the revised figures.
~, ,his morning the election was
SI,.o,, Colonel stearns by about 900 votes,
has declared that he has not given t@he @
election up and will not do SO unul tne
ofoclal count declares Ms opponent
elected. -.
Mr.. Holland believes that ne Was
"A an TN,.saay and not the present attor-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-06
18TH VICTIM
Unknown Man Injured in the
Fireworks Explosion Expires.

New York. Nov. e-Another victim Of
the fireworks explosion in Madison square
on the evening Of election day died to-
day.
Belleveue hospital and his death was
caused by a broken skull The total num-
ber Of deaths from the accident u now
u.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-06

ney general reelected. Mr.. Holland claims
his election on two grounds. the first that
there are large discrepancies In the re-
turns OF the Third ward in Pawtucket
which gave Holland 800 more votes there
than the warden's count, and secondly
that the returns show that 533 more votes
were cast for attorney general than for
governor, which is most unusual as the
head OF the ticket almost invariably runs
ahead OF the rest OF the ticket.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-06
A NEGRO MURDERED
MISS CLARA MORTON
Crime for Which A. G. MaSOnI Is De-
tained Committed by COlOredMan
Who PaWned Victims Watch.


OF
> a
man
his belief that he murdered Miss Morton
is
innocent
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-06
roo lATe TO BE CLASSIFIED.

FOR SALE a VERY FINE HOUSE
lots AZ Eden Park; call or address Th'
swedish Publ. Co., Az Westminster 81
Providence, X. 1.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-24
TOM JOHNSON'S CHARGES
He Makes a Bitter Attack on Mclean
and the Enquirer.
PARTY MANAGEMENT WAS SCORED.
He Also Devoted a Few Remarks to
Senator Hanna With Reference 10
the Street Railway Deal.

Cincinnati. Ohio, October "a Mayor Tom
H.. Johnson Of Cleveland who is recogniz d
as the democratic leader in Ohio this year,
aud o probable candidate for the presidency
IN 1894, created sensation tonight by at
lacking certain elements in his own party,
especially John Il. Mclean both indlvidual'
ly and as the proprietor OF tue Cincinnati
Enquirer and Lewis G. Bernard rs chair.
man of the democratic committee Of Hamll.
ton county. When Mayor johnson was hi
troduccd he discussed the recent curative
act, passed by the legislature. aud de-
nuunccd both the ohio senators for secur
ing Its passage lie mentioned by name all
OF the eight democrats who voted with the
republicans IN the legislature Tor the pas
sage OF the curative act FOR street rail
ways and charged repeatedly that they got
some one asked IL he wanted Hanna
20 come TO his tent. Johnson replied that
lac had frequently Invited Hanna 10 loiut
debate In his tent, hut that he could not
be pulled In with four-inch rope.
Another voice was heard to ask II Hanna
did not want TO be president. johnson re-
piled:
Yes Most ANYBODY would like to have
TINT lob"
In reply to further lnouirlcs, Johnson
snld:. Hanna Is Il good neighbor aud q
good citizen but we never could agree on
anything. He saws | am travelling around
In circus tent, showing Ike preacher;
that | am hypocrte aud dcmegogue,
hut that ls no answer 10 the candid uues-
tlOns we have nut TO him and are put
ting 70 the peoplc. Hanna Is candid man
and does not try to reply TO our charges
about his curative street railway act, he,
cause he knows he can not answer them, y
Mayor Johnson discussed taxation and
other questions hut would revert AZ differ
Ont times to tho Enquirer and Mr. Nc.
Lean. He charged tho Enquirer with pub
fishing that hn came 20 Sincinnati rs us
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-24
TEXAS.

Agricultural ana Mechanical college
cadets will have special train to san An.
tonic to Witness Saturdays football gnme
Rice IL crowding cattle out Of Mutagorda
county
Hundreds Of homcseekers from the Mid
die West are now in Texas seeking a new
location.
meeting Of persons interested In the
improvement Of the Brazos river will be
held al Houston November II.
Judge Thompson has cited number Of
citizens Of Waller county to show cause
why they should not be punished for con.
tempt.
William J. Bone Of Galveston suicldcd by
cutting his throat.
Prohibition Is IN effect IN Denton county.
The report OF the State revenue agent
SAYS thdt local option Is on the Increase.
Mrs. Ehret, who was brought to Texas
from Colorado ON a special train, died at
san Antonio.
Admiral schley was given hospltabIo
reception by San Antonio
Nacogdochcs has accepted proposition
for the establishment ot n tobacco eIpori-
ment station
An oil we'll is to be- drilled near the signs
recently found In North Rcaumont
party Of bankers talked over the In,
ternatlonars prospects at Beaumont
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-24
HANNA Ar INDIANAPOLIS.
The Senator Discussed the Differences
Between Labor and Capital.

The Senator Discussed the Differences
Between Labor and Capital.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind October %. Senator
Hanna Of Ohio. who devoted the day 20
experimenting in Indiana. addressed large
crowd at Tomltnson hall tonight The
senator nearly broke down at the close
Of the speech He was standing some dis.
lance from the sneakers table, when hts
strength seemed 10 fan him ana he had 70
roach for the stand. dragging his body
over TO Il, where he rested on his hands
After a moments hesitation he announced
that hlR physical condition would not al.
low him to say ANYTHING more. aud was
helped 20 his chair nv senator Fairbanks
ana secretary Whitaker OF tho republican
state committee
Touching upon trusts senator HANNA
said; ~ do not propose 60 go into detail
upon the trust question, Hut / say that
evolution which Is taking piace all over our
country. as ~ inspired hv the incoming
OF new century as II TO mark that epoch
hy nolicN- we must contend Tor our rights
cured those markets. while they have con
trniled them by the sheer mower aud force
Of aggregated Cautai These great cor.
porations. some OF them may be bad bnt
not all, az any rate Il Is the natural evoiu.
ton unon the basis Of the rleht Of every
under proner restrictions aud With due con.
yldefaiinu for he PEG NE and the vii
being OF our government. There Is No
danger Of the organization % capital and
Industry. They nre absolutely necessary
and along with them comes another nrono
sltion, and that is the oresulxation OF Ia.
The interests Of capital and labor. Aetia.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-24
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-24
NEW SPANISH MINISTER.
Senior de oasda Is Formally Weloom
BY the President.

Senior de Oaeda Is Formally Welcomed
BY the President.
Washington. October % senior non
Emilio De ogeda the recently appointed
minister Of Spain to the United states.
formally presented his credentials TO Presi.
dent Roosevelt today. Minister ogeda' $
address IN part was as follows: THE
friendly relations which have Of old time
existed between Spain and the United
states having been renewed on a footing
this time the principal object of the gov.
eminent Of his majesty to cultivate by all
means those movements Of trade and com.
merco which, AZ the sumo time that they
contribute to the increasing Development
Of the material prosperity, create the
mutual solidarity Of interests and the init.
mate contact between them which should
constitute for the future the irmest foun.
dalton Of the nmicable relations between
the two peoples
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-24
SUMMARY OF THE NEWS.
7oday's Weather.
poMEsTIc.
Fair

frank nfunsey has bought the Boston
journal
The funeral Of James Younger occurred
at Lees Summit Mo.
The new minister from Spain was formal
~ welcomed by President Roosevelt.
President Baer Of the Reading railroad
Inns advanced tire price Of coal, but will not
allow dealers 10 ask an unreasonable price.
Difficulties have arisen IN tho coal regions
which seriously interfere with the resump
ton OF mining.
The International Association Of station
airy Engineers aud Fireinen threatens a
strike on account OF their men losing their
positions In the coal mines.
negro was lynchcd In Georgia for at
tempted criminal assault.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-24
COMMERCIAL.

Cotton values turned lower on rumors Of
Mr., Bnston's estimate, which was given at
the close OF business hours at 100000
minimum.
A reaction occurred in the grain market
resulting front the bulllsh Influences AFFECT.
ing corn. which caused a rise In wheat.
Oats were unchanged.
The stock market continued Inactive. all
attention being conferred on foreign OK.
change, which absorbed the speculative In.
trrest