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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-17
ASSOCIATIVE FOOTBALL.

A meeting OF the Rhode Island Associa-
tion Football league was held yesterday
afternoon at Hotel Adams, Pawtucket
President John Brooks presided There
was considerable discussion concerning
the release of Mcconnell. player with
the Pennikees. who had signed with the
Pawtucket team. IL was voted to allow
the player to play with Pawtuckets. and
the manager OF the Pennikees handed him
his release. The referees for next Sat
urday's games were selected as follows:
Titmas. Love. Slattery Barlow ana Mofft
The games for next Saturday are as fol-
lows: Howar1nFnd Bullough vs.. Ions
dnles. PawtucRN( vs.. Fairlawn. Pennikees
vs Thornton Rovers. Lorraine VS.. Man
vile. Pawtucket Crescents VS.. H. IL,
Malones
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-17
AMERICAN DUCK PIN LEAGUE.

The management OF the American Duck
Pin league has now completed the playing
schedule OF the games OF the season.
There will be eight teams In the field
and the schedule will extend for 2s weeks
ending on Thursday evening. April 26.
1905.
The events for the frst two weeks have
already been published. The remainder
follow:
Third weck-Thursday. Oct. q. Paw
tucket VS.. Taunton: Providence VS.. Arc
tic: Night Hawks vs.. South Providence;
North Attieboro vs.. Fall River.
Fourth week-Thursday. Nov. q. Taun-
ton VS. Providence. Arctic vs.. Pawtucket;
South Providence Va. North Attleboro:
Fail River vs. Might HavksA
Fifth Week-Thursday. No,Vlo. Paw
tucket W.. Night Hswks. Providence -.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-17
ODD FELLOWS TOURNAMENT.

The management Of the Infantry hall
alleys announces the playing schedule
for an odd Fellows tournament. the open
ing events OF which are scheduled to take
place on the evening OF Tuesday Oct. %.
The series extends II weeks. ending
Thursday evening Feb Q The complete
schedules
First week-Tuesday. oct. 25. Swarts vs.
Hope. Olive Branch vs. Mayfiower. Thurs
day. oct. %. What Cheer VS.. Manufac-
turers. Canonicus vs.. Westminster
Second week-Tuesday. Nov. I. Hope
VS. Olive Branch. Maynower W.. Swsrts
Thursday. Nov. 3. Csnonicus VS.. What
Cheer, Westminster VS.. Manufacturers.
Third week--Tuesday. Nov. s. Canoni-
Gus vs.. SwartS Olive Branch vs.. West
minister; Thursday. Nov TO- Manufac-
turers VS.. Hope, What Cheers vs.. May
flower
Fourth week-Tuesday. Nov 10. Olive
Prarch vs.. Manufacturers. Maynower VS.
Canonicus: Thursday. Nov. II. Swarts vs.
what Cheer. Hone VS. Westminster.
Firth wcek-Tuesday. Nov. %. Manu-
sac,urers vs. Caron'cus. What Cheer vs..
Westminster: Thursday. Dec. l. Olive
prarch vs. Swarts. Hope vs.. Mayfower.
Sixth week TUESDAY. Dec. 6, Swarts
rs. Westminster Canonicus vs.. Olive
Branch. Thursday. Dec. 3. Hope VS.. What
Cheer. Maynower W. Manufacturers.
Seventh week-Tucsday. Dec. IL West
minister W. Maynower Canonicus vs..
Hope: Thursday. Dec. Is, Manufacturers
vs. Syarts. What Cheer vs.. Olive Branch
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-17
AMONG THE BOXERS.

An unusually large number OF good
bouts are scheduled for this week, and
several champions and ex-champions are
10 dgure as principals. The Cambridge A.
A. has fire program for it's meeting to-
night In the main event Larry Comfy,
who has been coming along ut a fast clip
in the past year. IL to go against that old
war horse" Kid Hessell. who Is capable
OF making any one OF his weight travel
fast pace. Both are clever and aggres-
sive, and n very clever bout should re-
suit
In the opening preliminary Ralph Kel-
ley. that cool and calm featherweight or
the West End. will meet Monk tho news
boy. who has a good record. The other
two preliminary contests will be between
good local talent.
At Portland tonight that tough PROPOSE
tion. Andy Watson. faces Joe Reed. who
who has been doing so. 10 grand boxing
lately. IL will be fast bout. as will also
he the one between McKeever and Stew
art.
frankie Nell, the American bantam
champion ls to try his skill against Bow
ker OF England. Bowker ls rated as the
best boy at that weight In that country
and the English sports look TO him to up
hold his reputation. II the climate does
not affect Neil and he II In good shape, IL
iQ KOO0 Det ne VIII VIII ONfI hVNhfis
for the champions OF England do not
compare with the Americans, weight and
condition being even.
Pedlar Palmer. one OF the ex-champions
OF England is 10 re-enter the ring. and
will have one OF his countrymen for an
opponent There was n time when Jo-
sephs would not be ace high against Pal
mer, but the latter has detsr'orated I'm
the past two years, while Josephs has
improved and is now very clever
Another important battle of this week
will be that between Jack OBrien and
Joe ChoynsN In St Louis Thursday
night. II is n case OF youth and science
against age and experience. Never In his
best day wa Choynsh 30 clever or so
shifty as the Philadelphia boxer. and as
C'Brien has Cevolved a good punch IL
looks as N the go'd old has been" was
dcorfd 70 another defeat
Ano her good Fight this week should be
that between Jimmy Briggs and Martin
Fl1herty In Marlboro on Friday night.
Flaherty II tried and experienced boxer.
but Of late has figured little In the game.
Briggs has had some fine experience. hav-
ing gained considerable knowledge out OF
his bouts with Young Corbctt and Terry
McGovern lie Is a sterling boxer and
the contest should be- one of the fastest
ever seen IN Marlboro.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-17

the hands OF ANNAPOLIS. They realize
that every effort will now be made by
the Tiger coaches and ex-stars OF the
Tiger g-idiron to bring their team out
OF its apparent slump and pave the way
TO victory on Percy field.
Deep gloom ruled about Co'umbia's foot
ball quarters yesterday. Most OF the plav-
ers were sore i'm body and mind. TIE
players feel that their team was merely
going through the mid season slump that
caught all the other elevens on Sat-
urday. Practice will be resumed to-
morrow.
This week all of Columba's efforts will
lie hent toward getting ready for the
Pennsylvania game next Saturday.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-17

this season there are 70 additions To this
select circle and not single wind SHIELD
record among the number. There should
be several more additions to the list at
the Memphis meeting this week.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-17

The battle between the colored rivals.
Temple and Cole. in Philadelphia toner
row night. will be whirlwind affair.
Jack Johnson and Ed Martin. rivals for
the colored heavyweight Championship
meet again in Los Angeles Wednesday
night. and II will be a clever battle. Mar
tin Is the better hitter OF the two. while
johnson is clever, but is without much of
a punch
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-17

batter for the second year in succession.
Ritchey OF Pittsburg has the honor Of
being the only player who didn't miss
a game. The New York club was first
I'm team batting. first in base running.
first In sacrifice hits. first I'm home runs
and first I'm two-baggers.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-17
NATIONAL LEAGUE AVERAGES.

The official batting averages OF the Ma
tionaI league for 1904. complied by John
Heydler. secretary to the president. II.
&. PullIam. are out though the season
CLOSED only a title over week ago. Hans
wagner OF Pittsburg is the champion
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-10-07
WooE g IuEAIl

ooo0oe - Csseeoos09 eAo 0ooOoo1-
go Pseaseo - sEnsssvaeeoee.
fresaAeat Roseevelt In his letter u
acceptance said ansaG ether things.
We believe that the progress Ne
have made may be taken as q measure
Of the progress We shall continwe 10
make II the people again iBtrust the
government Of the nati0a to esr hanAs.
We do MT stand STILL"
Considering this statement ~ sinesre
and believing that what has beea A0oe
10 merely 4 measure 81 What viii ~
Aose. what will he the effect uesa the
CniteA States ArMyl n what nas
eeea done 10 the measure Of what y 10
BE doipe, then the army. which nsW
costs three timee as MurA a. Whea TIE
Republicans regained power. will cost
three times ~ much In the eAsuing
eight years IL the governMeNt of the
nation 10 continued In Republicap y
hands.
In ether words. the army. which IN
1897, cost a23. .344. cost e7VO70. .300
this year, and IL this progress may be
taken As q measure Of the progress
which will follow. eight years from
now the army will cost e210, ,00O. .O0o q
year.
The coat Of the navy. which has also
tripleA. may. under MIR. Roosevelt .
prO0ise Tor threat'. triple again. Eight
Republican years have raised its an
nual cost from e33 COS. 234 to SIC! !o06..
40. Eight more years Of the SANE
sert Of extravaganza should naturally
bring its cost sp to about e300. .0oO, 80.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-10-07
nv rex CADPNN

OeOeeestSe ssA ssAepesAese News-
OaDess CsaaeA fse e9esvSeH.
Every Democratic and independent
newspaper in the city o. New York,
except the Evening Post. expresses sat
isfactiOn with the Democra tic State
ticket and will give it earnest support.
The Post comedies Judge Herrick' q
great ability as well as his impartial
ity as Judge, but says it cannot ad-
wise its readers to vote for him beca use
the Judge has dabbled' in politics
while on the bench. Yet the Post will
continue to denOrnce Odeilism in its
usual vigorous style ana NO one need
fear that any Considerable BuEter q
its constituents will vote 70. the dis
credited Odelrs ticket in preference 10
the one headed by Judge Herrick. In
addition to the practically unanimous
support Of the Democratic and indie
pendent press, the Republican New
York sun is making strong fight
for Herrick and Harrison without any
Ifs" or butts
sweep all of Odell's creatures. great
and small, into the Hudson Riyerr' is
the Suns clarion call to honest voters.
irrespective of party afiiliation.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-10-07
1 0l11

v0D-oaosseao - o1unso oAha1U -
onassas 80 0saa AsA.0 AoaAD-
- - - e~saO - UemA
Ths Magnitude - a~epst 0rV~eelsua
vxtrnvsGnpce in sh~ AAuswistvussna -
~ Goverpe~as ~'his-A sss ssves AeSs-
wish are cesiea sron shs s<acisl ~
srds of the &ecvesarv ~ ~ frsasuy,
and are shercfer~. hcvesA asap~te.
rresaent Roosevest assuaeA S0~p
Sectemher ~. l9",. swd - seee ~ ~
became firmly essrslisheA " psWee
and control. N viii he ob~~~veA. ~
creased expenditures hecan. The to<ei
expenditures actual asd estimated sor
the four year. Of his incumbeurv az
rregatea ~ cal TBS eIs - which -
s211 ~ e'A ~ areatar thaa the fosr
wears cf Mckinley thoueh he ccaduct-
ed the Spanish War and eSsS 024.-
se2 ~ greater than the fow wears ~
Cleveland. In tho hrsf full FISCAL year
Of Roosevelt 1Hssas eNpnpditures ex-
ceetied those OF the erst full Nscal veav
OF Mckinley 1S.sSl nv aioI S42 2+A NJ
and in the last full hscal wear ~
Roosevelt 19sky expenditures. as e~ti-
mated hy the Secretary 81 the Tress-
ury. will exceed the~e 81 the last full
fiscal wear VI Mckinley CiSeij By o1eG.-
s7N NoR Is
The last year ~ Mckinley esceeAeA
his first ~ s15. 3sse 062 81. whiAs -
last wear Of Roosevelt win exceed ~
Arst year ~ eI34 435 30i ~ Of the t~eo1
iRcreess ef eeses3 O24 s62 - fer the ssaR
yeara - Roosevelt rs eoasaoeeA WteA
the fsoe pears Of Cleveland, The oeeo-
BE t0csease. exclnsive - the peseo1
service. n. In rewaA RHmbess, o1oN -.
e0S - the civil establish meWt, o5o1.-
es0.opo In the naval establishnea4. ao1
e2o4 - tae In the sanitary sSts6elao-
Deot. TAo total cost II tAe 0ito1ogp
eo4a SDIoANeRt exclusive sf pe@staaA
1uriae the four years Of haesevest. g.
ceeds that Of ClevelaRA ~ e3is. -, -
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-10-07
RAD5 uloQU

ooooDsu90e oeaoogo1sos - OUonooe.
~ vss Aasssa oaosAaAses sss.
hepssstcan "sssapertty" rak. -ahsl
We take ths " ,resse in total manu-
fsctusss, y hich v the giSry e( The pss
tscttsssisss? Ne have not tise sGScia
AGufes befOs 1as1, which would, ~
asODt, sh0W sosrD0as psopertiosal ~
cssasrs. IHt -. ~ We must, begin
WteA ltoa
fhe lAensrsatbe tuevease fr loao
1etae wss ssSo oa.eao,SsS 10 81. - ~.
WnA - ot ths AscaAe rate q - Des
eoNt. Dot In 1eHlA 1is>1B the RepubIicsu 4
ed ~protect~d" ease-sllo " ing tAx
abaerMaliy high prices Of Ixesewss
frs0 ee,172 .tss,,tav to el3,aj9, ,srs8. .ev1
- at the decade rate Of ouly 2O.1 pet
cent. Is II not significant that, while
the total nsanufacturinR product in
creased i'm 1sp0-l.Ss by :9 per cent,
tie Increase in wages ana salaries paid
employees was from only e.. -; thA). .Ush
to ~. sa5. .tnS,. .tsH', or at the decade rate
of 1913 per cent, being only One-h II
the ratable increase in the p,auufac.
turing Output? No ii 10 to he noticed
that. while popslstion increa sed Ia
l61O 1et1o by j5 per cent, the increase
N manufacturing output was ~ Der
Heot., - 2.s times the rsHe Of ponnla-
Vloa tncxeooe, bot that he pspHIktion
iocfeass evo0 1eto- 1o0o Nae 2l.s pea
ssot., wbaes ~ iscrsass In wealth zee
- ~ esoA~ - sslU l.o1 tisaes the
pposoehoa tecrease. .n0ceA, IN whAt-
Res tsst wN The Asures ~ esca man
vtactsrinH Hswta are krestea. dtAey
tell for the period ef Dtinecratic role
and greater ecoaOslic liberty I'D ward
u. Shepard, u New Isrk.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-10-07
A RArueR roos ConPAelsea.

Alleged "statistics" bel, Z clrcWlaee1
by the Republican Campaign Ceo0lo-
tee assert that there has been ne vesY
considerable increase In the cest e ~
ing rs compared to the wages earoe4
and one Of the comparisons 0a1e -
with regard to building materials. .
IL shown that while bricks have -
creased 30.3 per cent. putty has -
creased 29.5 per cent. This II 10 CO.
tended Is an Offset. bat eoAtfoee0
figuring on the construction Of heoao
would hardly be willing 10 Offset ~
increase In the cost Of bricks by the -
crease In the cost OF putty. MAG
other such comparisons are maAe -
the schedules furnished from the No-
tional Bureau of Labor.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-10-07
OoUI 0Anoe M 8Aa
o0sM Peseessass - 0Aeasa9 -
VS4ess hesosl - Waoe 80
ebAeni's PaoSol14y.

Those supporters Of yWdee PnsAR
who are discouraged by the oAns
against them a. shown by the Aaures
Of recent elections will q wesl = ~
fleet upon the fact that there oss q
great many voters in this eouatry, aoh
that q very silGht change y sesti0suo
~ enough 10 produce tFe0s0Asus -
fects In the slectiea retuvNs.
At least 15.Ots0. 6te vstes will - 90
fae President this year. TAs 0tatss e
New York, New Jersey, Csa0eceieut,
0elaware, West Virginia - CelsrsAe.
added to those carried b. the DesDe-
Gratis in the last State elections, WsulA
be enough to elect Jndge Parker. A
change Of 33.ss4 votes, or q little ever
One-ffth OF one per cent Of the total
vote Of the Union. would carry these
six states. A change Of less than one
third OF one per cent Of the vote OF
this state alone would wipe out OdelI's
last plarality in New Yeek.
II Jadge Parker's strength Aoes not
represent mSre than these minute mar
gins Of votes. the inaueBce of Q Just
cause and good capAijecy on elee-
tons has been greatly exasgefated-
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-10-07
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- puhlishea statcs 'ou the Cav W
owsssoH q crowd ~ @ea W~se th~Vp
Thew we're Emery Yrrcr eaa D. Mott
vke runs the huscher shoe swl livery
~to6Ae: New RSoth the hart~e: Carl
WisWer who is now 4 haggaae han<oles
h ~ West ahore statie~ - EInestaa
aw1 several farssers lvem the vtriwtty.
whs we're in the village Ter tA~lR oatur-
aRv's trading"
Ne ana each ~ ~. eh> aaM GW<vv
ev~sr being Q Dea~c~at. awA ~ salA
aaRwel =. Mott aRa I~wia nasth. ne-
pahssrans. Aepese and say - - the
0oo~e@eRts In selA articse.
U1kst-TAat ws are the bleWttesi 49,
eBns BaDsA IN ~ srticie. anl W whoas
oDssencs ouAae Psrkss Was elanGel 70
Aave msAe satA seaAe0e~t.
0RconA-4Aa1 ~ auch e~NvprsotSea
ss9 toek O1aee. either ~ tAe stere ~
0Dpry vvsss ~ aag sther piace, sWA
GAst JuA0D easkes never 0aAe ~
soaHemesAs oeovsAaesA - htm at rvpes's
sese OF - Gekss placs - the ksswl-
o1se Of GoeAW - ~
fhrESAet ~ ststsoeat b ea,ee 10
suAstspss 80 ~ eaet.
reurth-HAat - ssr kNswieAee y~Aee
terker. 0aee ~ has pesideA ~ Esopss.
AAs paA ne Usaai aRl esiRG rate Of
wages - ON tAs Dea ea0isSeA bJ him
- his uooee.
In sdA,tisa the sasA Emery rreer for
himself says that ~ has frequently.
oerinG Ne absence Of Judge Parker.
paid the 1uAae's eHapioyes; has time
and aGaia easfeA checks given TO aaid
saployes sss wages. anA sa bic kRewl-
sAGe says nat Judge Parker hes A.
ways pah ths ossas rate q wages to
ah nsa s0pseysd ~ day farm laberers
- hls farm, te-wN, frem ol.to - ol.1
. ~. anA that ~ s1ate0eNt - he
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tree - ebesaUtslv WttAsut 1sunAatlsa.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-10-07

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a~ssf tho pss,pse sar.ssrt.
n called se a.. eAsss at rrcs is,eus- ]
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Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-10-07
DGHOCnAfsC GAIN n nAlyR,

WhiIs frea Republican quarters the
eseet3sa hesA recently in verDeat was
glvsa csoslAerabse prominence ~ inai-
cae1nG tie way the cat will jump in
N0ve0bee, the Democrats attached bat
lits9e i0pSrfance to 1t. nor diA they
AGue uPga the election held in Maine
iase Monday ~ . weather vane, yet II
wa0 with q feeling Of some elatiOa that
tbe De0ocratic hosts received the an
noUoceOe1t that not withsta niing q
fuu v0te haA been polled in Maine, the
uS1al Republican majority in that
Sea4e had been considerably reduced.
his WeUlA At least tend to offset the
Claims being made by Republican pa
pers aDl party masa gers, IL it indicates
nGe11ng eeoe.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-10-07
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os1sessssiaG ~ Asuay ed Navy. uhis,A
has e~es ressaessd n~cesa~ry ~ she
sss'sevessiaa posicy At beiaG pssoassa
10 'lick ~ cr~atisa.-
Reliable ststistics s,seW that ev~a
s~'ss to 1sts. h"th iaclssive. the Navy
cost t1Sz.Ns5. +s2. sRa fro0 1a6ns ~
WS, sacIussVs. the cost Was oSa0. .a2a.-
Al2. ~ almost double. The average
sa"wai es'~s ef the Array awrsssS Chpve-
sa~d second administration ws@ ele.-
sAStssea since 1sae, sades AcNtu tusSy
asse ousosevest. the svesass anDsal cost
has beeu eI3s Gsas.ess.
II costs money te saaiutsia eplaaies
- pAy the bully snsoag sks xatssss.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-10-07
saRlHe ~ raE BEAR rEr.PuL

The Los Angeles tCaD Times, which
devetes considerable space to lauda-
tions of President Roosevelt and de-
fends him from the charge OF being
friendly to the trusts, contains in its
editorial columns of recent date an edi-
terial severely arraicning the Standard
Oil Company. 1t refers TO the Offices
Of the company at No. 26 Broadway,
New York. as the shrine at which the
dear pee-pul are permitted TO lay their
eolden offerings, sometimes at the rate
sf &36 0Oo, 600 a year, il recent accounts
are to be relied on"
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-10-07
a. 0l1a

AAo1uD Nsgoss 0ssssA 80 AAsss
0o91DG1 ~ oOssosl easssssAs.
0@unAter James x. yeoes, of Ar
kaaanA. late Chairnaa " the Demo
cso11s kattsool CosAn,ittee, Joins Mr..
hyoa N ua1ualiAeA pr,tse u Judge
Hasose. nr. Joses recestly said ef
~ soa1sAate:
~90AOs Parker 10 PeceGniseA every
Woos0 - IN able, inc0rruptibae states
~. 80 u he kleWh bs elected Presi-
- oAses wessA be - fear at any
~ - the business Interests 81 pros
pssely - the Nation being dist urbsA.
~ cheap ard cOnteRptibSe charge
ia1uDoeA - injwre Judge PARKER, that
- = ao0inate1 o. controlled By eer-
ru1 Vel Street elements u, beg ond
an Ao9ot, absolutely false. II he II
eloseoA. - viii re~0lutely enforce tn
lavo aOainst al illegal cO1binatiOaa
al uoAsr his Adninistrat;sa no preAa.
tGsv 0svorUOeRt faverite" VIII be shel.
tGR0s
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-10-07
S0s sfnxxUoCs gXAlPn.

esss16ent Roosevelt has succeedeA,
pssAAps beyond his expectations, n
ars9sing the AghtiAg bleod In the Oys
tee ~ pepulace. They had iaviteA
The Stamford tC0sn) baseball nine ~
play Q friendly game with them, but 1t
turned est that the Oyster Bayites
wsse toe strenueus. and instead Of hat
tinG the hall sOOa commenced T. Vat
TIE otamfsrdites. A pitched battle En-
sue1. knivea were nsed, bleed neweA
and The wounded covered the field. TIE
safe and sane people q Oyster DAy
aDA vicinity are debating whether The
''streaUeos life" should be preached 20
csostantiy 10 their Young men - b
str thea ~ to battle with their neigh
bses anA gUesta.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-10-07
WHERE les, ,ess WonEX vorK.

The Republican National Committee
has sent Mrs. j. Ellen Foster to do u,ta-
sionary work among the 100, ,000 weoen
who are eligible to vote in Colorado
Wyoming. Utah and Idaho. Mrs. Fos-
ter will find that the women Of these
States are able to take care OF them
selves. There are one or two local is
sues there which appeal strongly to
lovers OF freedom and fair play. both
males ard females. and Mrs. Poster. q
professional ''spellbinder." OF New
York, will discover that they are IN
like any issues that she has been &C
customed to harp upon under the d.
rection Of Tom" Piatt and "Ben-
OdeIl
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-10-07
rRIE,s nsnE DEnsCsArIc.

Lewiston. Me-. the home Of senat@
Frye. and for man. years the home -
Nelson Dingiey, author Of the preseue
tariff. Is one Of the bright spots in ths
old Pine Tree" State. At the reces2
Maine election Lewiston gave a lasee
Democratic majority. although IL hae
rsually given a larger one for the Re-
pablican tickets. Biddeford, Saco ana
Watervilie. which. like Lewiston, are
manufacturing cities. where thousa pfla
OF men and women are employed 10
protected Industries. all show heavy
Democratic gains. In B'ddeford and
Saco more than 5000 persons are en-
ployed in cotton mills and 200 in The
manufacture OF cotton mill macLipery.