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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-11-23

loss OF 81 for Granger and 10 for Stiness.
BOTH CANDIDATES LOST
The First district OF ward Six was then
taken up and Mr.. Granger lost 43 votes
and Judge stiness suffered a loss OF q
votes making his net gain 20.
The gains for Stness I'm these two dis
tricts reduced Mr.. Granger's lead to 81.
THE CITY HALL COUNT.
At city hall Mayor Miller has been max
ing heavy losses, according 10 the Of
fetal count
The count OF Ward S. District 1. showed
a gain OF two for Freeman for mayor,
yesterday. and loss OF one for Miller
which made the formers net gain three
votes.
The count OF the Second district gave
a gain of 70 for Freeman and q for Miller,
which was gain OF sc net for Freeman.
There was no change in the Third dis
trict. which was counted just as the cleo
ton officers made returns. as far as the
mayoralty candidates were concerned,
though there were, slight variations for
other positions.
In the Fifth district there was no
change IN the court for Freeman. but for
Miller the return was dropped from 2ls
TO 1877. making him a net loss OF 81 votes.
This morning the official count for this
ward was completed and Freeman gained
four and Miller one, making a net gain
for Freeman OF FIVE.
In the Fourth district, which was taken
up today out OF order. Freeman gained SO
and Miller 10, making Freeman's net gain
80 votes.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-11-23
ALlEGE THAT LAND WAS TAKEN
POSSESSION Of IMPROPERLY

Edwin G. Searle Of Taunton. Mass, and
Emma i. Pickles OF San Francisco have
brought an action OF trespass and eject
ment in the common pleas division OF the
supreme court against Luther Laraway.
Ella Iaraway and John Taylor OF this
city Plaintiffs claim that the defendants
took possession OF their land on Plainheld
and Edna streets. The damages are laid
AZ 1900 Frank A. Williamson, Alfred VIII
son and Livingston Ham are attorneys
for the plaintiffs.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-11-23
THROWN FROM CAR, SHE
SUES FOR $4,000 DAMAGES

The New York. New Haven and Hart
ford Railroad company is defendant in
a suit TO recover 5000 for personal in
turies brought by Maria r Medbury Of
harrington. on oct sth plaintiff was a
passenger on one OF the defendant s
trains. and as she was dsembarking Al
Nsyatt the car suddenly and without
warning started up.
She was thrown down, some of her
ribs were broken and she was badly hurt
I'm the wrists. knee and head Page. Page
and Cushing are attorneys for the plain
tif
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-11-23

Before the opening OF todays proceed
ings Mr. Rand announced that none OF
tho most important witnesses would be
called before Monday. and that the
greater part OF today would be taken up
with the expert testimony OF physicians
and other witnesses by whom II will be
attempted to prove that Young could not
have shot himself.
While vitality important to the prosecu-
tons case, this testimony will not have
the human interest motive that will be
found In the narratives OF Mrs Young.
John Millir, the bookmaker's former
partner, and dozen other witnesses.
Continued on page Two.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-11-23
TESTIMONY IN MAUSH0N
CASE HAS BEEN COMPLETED

The preliminary phases OF the trial of
Beattie and Wilcox. mill contractors. VS.
the Naushon company OF woonsocket.
have been completed before Judge Brown
I'm the United States circuit court. The
trial Is occasioned by suit To recover
balance due on contract. The testimony
is all in. the arguments OF counsel have
been presented and Judge Brown will
charge the Jury this afternoon.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-11-23
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

Providence. r l.. November IL. 1904.
The undersigned. executor OF the last
will and testament Of Mary A. Fogerty,
late OF the city Of Providence, deceased,
which will has been admitted TO probate
by the Municipal court OF the city OF
Providence. hereby gives notice that he
has accepted said trust and shas given
bond according 10 law.
All persons having claims against said
them to the undersigned or file the same
I'm the office OF the clerk OF said court
within six months from date OF the first
advertisement hereof.
WILLIAM J. FOGERTY.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-11-23
EXPERTS TESTIFY
IN PATTERSON CASE

New York Nov. 23When the trial OF Nan Patterson for the
murder of Caesar Young resumed in the today
Attorney Abraham declared that although the prosecution
erected strong barriers through which the defence will
batter it's the acquial of Miss Patterson he
had no fear that they would not succeed.
He asserted that he would bring forward witness who would
tell convincing having actually the shooting
strong the evidence of the people the effect that
within range cab when the fatal shot fred
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-11-23
NEW ENGLAND BOYS G GIRLS

Ter = ears old and over. have you a
Father. Brother or Relative, in business
for himself? II so you can make Fifteen
Dollars ti6.00 and our circular sent
upon request" shows you how 10 make
We have nothing 10 sell. simply re-
quest you 10 read our letter carefully and
hand same To the member OF your fam
fly who is In business. Write az once for
circular. Address Z. q. Box 157s. Boston.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-11-23
STREET CARS COLLIDE AND
THREE PERSONS ARE INJURED

New York Nov 22--Three persons were
injured and two street cars were badly
smashed In collision at Third avenue
and E'ifty-ninth street today.
The cars met at the intersection Of the
down town and cross town tracks AZ that
point ana many passengers wer thrown
from their seats by the force OF the I'm
pact. but with the exception OF hree all
escaped injury.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-11-23
GRANGER AGAIN
IN LEAD BY 81.

As result of the Of the board this
Congressman Grangers plurality 81 having
duced from since last night The vagaes of the
ducve great of outcome
there number of interested hand last night when
from having lead four Judge Snes lost and
erred to Mr.. Granger.
There still districts be heard from
stopped counting o'clock adjourned until morning
at o:3o
DOUBTFUL BALLOTS.
All doubtful ballots under electric lights around
returning supervisors
clustered After the magnyng glass had been brought into
pencil marks and soied had
scruinzed, taken upon its admission rejection.
Both Canning and Mr. Stines for their respective cand-
very aggressive today and active making objc
tons and protests over doubtful ballots
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-11-23
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NEWS.

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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-11-23

When the state returning board took
recess for lunch yesterday noon the sec
ond district OF ward Ave was taken up
and G<anger had a loss OF II and Stiness
"a making a net gain for the latter OF %
and making him have a plurality OF "a
over Granger.
CHANGE MADE
Things were changed considerably in the
next district when Granger lost Is and
stiness dropped so votes giving Granger
a net gain OF 81 and once more placing
him in the lead with a plurality OF T.
Congressman Granger also gained in the
fourth district, in the net results. his loss
OF 10 being more than offset by Judge
stiness' loss OF %. Grangers plurality
was then H.
The next district counted showd a loss
OF Is for Granger and OF 81 for stiness
making his net loss II and increasing
Granger's plurality to 25
District FIVE OF Ward Six was next
taken up by mistake and Granger gained
I and Stiness lost 40 making a net gain OF
a for the Judge
This left Granger at the time OF taking
a recess SO votes Ito the good his plu-
rality being exactly that sum.
During the count this morning Senator
Lawton presided over the state returning
board the first district taken UP being the
sixth OF ward Five. When Judge Stiness
made net gain OF IL votes There was a
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-11-23
TOMORROW

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SerabaeIctte @aiatempreiic

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bot um Siilic. @r piinifte cine
9aulirer = Siccr6 mo @elO, umgSou.
rem fouien 5u f0nncn. Der Monn
Idrieb oui Eopicr, cr famine aus
indianapolis. Silo., lei 9lldbolter
gelpeIen, iuelde 9clh1ftigung er ic.
0oh ans Observation-Disclosures alf.
geben mubte. mo ieitoem lponoere
CT bon Ort 5lt Srt. iciu 2eben nit
SouIiren irilteno; 5uleBt iei er IN
Sorrl"bllr9 geiuelen, no CT Seifc
bertolft babe; er ipiibte iid icbt ubrr
rid)t mebr 81 bclielL in0 penn ieinc
Wtitmenltcn nihts fir ibn thltl
ipoIlten, milBtc cr gum &crbreher
iueroen. Sr. Shuiter, Der 8oritebcr
oeS 9npoielu . 9iircouS, erflGrte
ibm, cine &icen5 fornte CT iEu olS
Sremoen nid)t Qeben, obcr er f0nnte
llntertltnit I'M 9oppien . Iipl be.
tommen. Nicrmit mar Scr ou6Itunn.
me einpcritonoen, mo elm @eomtcr
brodte i'm ioiort oortbin.
Ger a@trtbe 9 hutucr.
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Ais, Sets crin9ton- StroBe, cine
Spe5inl . Ieriommlung ob, III pcl.
der Die rnd)folgeuoen Geleaoten III
Der onn 20. Scptember in 6reOerid.
No., be~ginnenoen StootS Gonpen.
tioit oes n@irtbe.S d)ubpercinS BON
RarpIono" erpGblt muroen: Die $50.
.Senrp 6. Wadie, $. 9lasmeier, Sobn
z. Barber, 9arrp M. Sboper, Nronf
&. @ermersbouien, Sobn $. Suucrs.
Conrad 9arih, Sobn q. Sberbeim,
Senrp Npbr, 5. Senrp Gang, Senrr
$. Mpamaifn 6. s. Sabn, George 5
Nalter, Wfnrtin 9. Hepnolbs, Eaul
Happ, 5ris Slider, Carl Suber, Som.
arb 9. aapIpr, W. 8. Snrsler UNI
Sobn 9eder, ioipie Sobn s. Stinner
ais Stellnertreter.
Die SO. $. 6. @adie unb George
3. WoIter muroen ais Gomite fir
pffi5iele slbSeiden r%rnannt,
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Grfnri iunen nadD Der gruRen Welt'
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nit Der nYenniplpanin Gilenbabn"
ie6en Wtittpoh. 8obrpreiS $t7 BON
Baltimore. 6obrfarten Iino iilr 5ebn
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fobrt in Staltooro Goodies. Nbfobrt
bon Baltimore - llbr Wtittngs, at-
idIieBeno an oen ourdfabrenoen
Spe5ial5llg. (245-5U
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Mnr St7 mad Der WeItansitellnns.

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@rfiiriiolien ieoen Mitttpoh. ab'
fobrt bon Baltimore II ubr Wftt'
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3iie onidlieBpnb. giIlete limo fir
Die @iidfobrt innerbaIb 5ebn 0agen
giiltis. l2l5-5V
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% ii nj de Srn. Wotion'S
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