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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-15


de Spiclcr Dem
@tri h rfubran iibcr.
10 icicn. - Nid)ter @ror1on iiber.
lpics gcltcrn Tb. MtcSocobs bon Nr,
907, @ronbpltrobc, Soc &onO bon
Nr. ISL, Sit.2omborOitrobe, Scllrp
Monbcl bon Ir. ttSl, Sit.9omburb.
Itrobc, mo .. W%iprtCnboum BON Nr.
332, Slt-9altinlorcitrobc, Die critic.
rel 9rei mcgcr, ollgcblid)cn SolterS
ciitcS Spielbullics mo Den Scbtcrell
ipegct @eItottcnS bon ongeblid)cll
@liidsipielet in lcillcm Salile inter
ie $500 @iirgidjoft Dem @erid)tspers
iobrcn. am lester Somitao fam
Bernard @olritcit BON Nr. 1858,
Oite6opcttcItroBc, IN Die mittlere 80.
li5ciItotion mo bcihiperte lid, oaB
ibnn in cincnl ,3immer iibcr Der bon
Mprter6ouun gciiiGrtcn @irtbidaft
ont lestcn Gonncritog 6ei'ln Spiel
ieine aoloene llbr ilro actte nlio nit
Giontorteft beiestc guiernaoel abge-
nonlilicn iporoe,t ici. als CT Die
Sd)milfiofen 5uriifucrlangtc, lei er
niit einem 9%obtidlGger tbdtlid) on'
gegriiien moroen. CAPTAIN WarO
iorote &unteiergeant Wc@roiu, Die
Scrgcnntcr 2oone un0 Soplc, ionic
Eoli5ilten Aders nod Gem SauIe on
Der Voltinloreltrnbe. ipo lie Spielfar.
fen. S%pielnarfcn un0 bcn Soot-
Id)ldger, nit Dem @oloitein nrgeb.
lid ongegriffen lurroc, NIT Yeid)log
belegten. Sacobs, Wprtenboltn1, 10.
ipic Gonb rnb Roroel lultroen Der.
boftet. iino fam geItcrn bei'm 8erbor
an Nodwrittag 5ii Gage, Dab @olb-
itetr leine ltbr itnb Settle iiir $50, Die
Noocl fiir S. ~perfoufte mo Damn
bas @ele ueripielte. IA itoh Iniidt
tes Hifters aber Elm @liidsipiel in
Dem g%enannten Sauie itottgefunoen
bate, iiberipies er Ole bier Ingeflag-
ten benz 8eriftsberfobrcn. Sic tell.
ten gae giirgfdaft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-15
Nus bcntIdcn @crcincn.


"
Die Trbeiter.2ieoertafel" iibt Die
@bore fir ooS CONCERT uno Stif-
tlngSfelt. = Wonots E Serlamms
lung oes v9obii6en Sronenper,
ems. - ,@crmania 9uartett-
Glltb".
Ger 8eiongpcrein o9lrbeiter>2 ieoer.
tofel" iibtc geitcrn abeno in ieinem
@e~reinslofol, Srn. Sobn Sol3's SoIle
am 9eringtpn.Morft, inter 2citun1
bcS Girigentcn Yrof. $. &riippcl
Gb6re fir iein am nGdyItcn Molltog
I'M nGorlcp 'Eorf" ItottfinbcnocS Son,
5crt l;nO Stiftl1ngSicit. Mad ser
Singitunoe ipllrben Die leBten arrorr.
0ementS fiir Oicies CONCERT getroifcn
unb beid)loiicn, ou Sonntog einc
@encrol-Erobe I'M GcrcinslofoIc ob-
5lt6oltcn. Sir boS Gon5crt lit Elm
r~eidbnltiges Erogromm porgciebcn
bos 5oblreid)c WdnncrG0re, lpic olt0
mebrerc Sells cntbGlt.
o9obiiGcr n.S
Sic Notwithstanding 0cS n9o-
biidcn SrnucnsG crcin3 fono g~citcrn
Nbello in Sd)cubcrg'S Solc, Gdc pon
Grntt- uno YopIon-S troBe, itutt.
Gen &oriib iiibrte Die Erali0cntin
Srol Nltro Siridl mGhreno Die Sc
fretGrill Trou Bertha &rnbmeier pro
~tofoIlirtc. IS lpur0c bcidlOlicn, einc
8cibnohtSfeicr 6l pct~otitoltcr. Gin
rellcS Witglie0 lpuroc ultf0cnommcn
NM ciu rpcitcreS in SorihIo9 &C.
bradt. Sic llGd)ltc WtonatSpcridmnl.
lung lultroc oui ben A. Gejcnlbcr icit.
9ciett.
.@crmonto Nuartctt=
Club"
Sn Srn. Iltg. 6. @ngcncr'S Safe,
Nr. 1t6, NorOzToco.S trabc, foto &C.
itcrn Ibeno Die regclndBigc Sing
itllnbc oes r@crmonia : Qltartctt :
Clubs" Itott. 8eiibt nurbca inter
2eitung beS 9irigcnten Erof. s. Sea-
rollls 2icoer fir ooS beporitebcn0c
I%uitcrnroiten, fir mcldcS in Scr olli
Die Erobe folgcnocn @eid)0itSiibun0
olt6 arrangements ~getroffcn ipur0en.
Hud Ser |crianmllng licB Scr Ser
bergspdter ben Observation-Disclosures
ein 6~clifotcs Souper icrpiren, bel
mcldcm nod monheS frobe 2ic6 ers
flang.
IS urbeiien &erein."
Sn @eber'S Sole al Der golterlt-
9(penlie belt geltcrn gbeno Ser STR
bciiel1zGerein" untcr Dem 8orlis let
nes Grdiiocntcn Sobn Sauie ieine
monatlife Sisunq ob, beren Eroto.
fou ScfrctGr @illio.n Sbomos fiibr.
tc. Gin nercS Witglico purOe ullfgc-
ltol1rnlcu. 9aS arrangements.Go-
mite bcridtete, BOB Die Gorbereitlll-
gen iiir ous Gltlternrolten ndd)lten
Sonntog inn n2ibcrtp.Gorf" obgc-
i6loiicn iin0 mo oas Set IN ieoer
Se5iebltng Elm 9lan5uoaes SIT mcrbcn
peripridt.
nGbeImeib."
Sn Sobn 6%eucrborbt's Solc, Gfc
Gait. uno %6oit=Ipenlc, Canton,
probte geitcrn Nbcno Ser @cion9ucr-
eiit oGbcllpeib" inter 2citlng ieineS
Girigcntcn Yrof. $. Stodmleier. ST.
Der ii6 onid(icbellocn @cidGftsiibung
tiibrtc ErGIiocnt Sernionn aicBlin1
ocn GorIib mo Scfrctdr Sobn Scllcr,
bar0t ooS Erotofoll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-15
III III t.

Wte0cr fcin Guorum. -
Ter Stootrotb fonntc geItcrn feline
Stbltng abbalten, ba in bei0ell 3mcr.
gen fem Quorum uniueler0 mar.
9aS Gonlite fir Otittel lilbb @c6r
6icIt cine longe Sibult0, in lpcld)cr
@cllutObcitS . Gontmiii0r Or. 9oSlcu,
StruBcn . Gurbbrltd)S . Gomnlili1r
WidbonL Gbciclerf Wtobr oeS BE.
lclld)tltngS . OeportcntentS, $50. &.
EcrfinS ltlro @lcnn bon Der Nrnlcn.
WeborOc Die gcforocrten 8c6oltsulli.
tellcrnn9en o%uSeiloltocr le1tcn.
Selttc iucrOen Die ilbrigen Geporte.
mentS d. &orlteber Dor Dem Gonlite
crifeitcn mo bic 9iioget . 8eroro.
tllng am Oonlleritog on Den StoOt,
ratb 5urild6cri6tet pcrocn.
Vlnm c II. un0 G6rpiantbc.
NJ II NJ . Mus it cllung. - llntcr
Den Ilipi5icn 0eS @1rtner . Clubs
ipur0c geltcrn inn nclielt @ebGuOe Der
9lluncnborie al ct. SAUL l.tSrons.
linItroBc Die 0~ieSiGbrigc 9lnmen. II.
Gbrplontbentnm = Iusitcllltn0 croft,
net, meld)c bon 3oblrciden @Grtncr:l
beididt luor0cll lit uno @roborti0es
in Molel, 6nrren, Gbrpinhtbemcn u.
Nclfen bictct. llnter ben gllSitel,
Tern ~6cionOcn iid Srou Gr. Barton
SucobS (@1rtner Nr. Morriion),
Srau Z. Sorriion Garrett (@Grt.
ltcr ST.. llilcr), Gr d. @eneral Eolt.
mciltcr SamcS Is. @nrp (@Grtncr Sr.
VI. s. Sonti9on), 6. u. 0iiienOer.
fcr (@ortner s. ". Wegner) ,So6lt
arcb nit cincnl Tltbcno 8llnlrnar.
ten aus einem SoIgorten, ). 9. 2ob,
Gbriit. @regoriuS, Sobn Goof, Sal.
liOap Bros, u. $. WtoB, u. Nnoer.
Jon V. Wo0icn, u. Tincent, inn, II.
So1L 90. Gnn Geiitb, $. 6iiber, i.
s. Bauer, Eb. @cld. 80. Sermonn
(crbielt einel1 iilbcrnen geherl Ste.
penion Bros, j. o. burger Ii. q.
@eitcrn mllr0en 60 Yreiie olisoeae,
ben. 81 Gbren Scr Breisridter &S.
Bctcr Yiiiet, Yroiioent oes @1rtter.
GllbS IN @aibington, W. @noe, gr,
ErGiiOcnt oieies Clubs, iino Otto
Bauer, zines angcicbcnen 8Grtncrs
aus WnlbitgtoL mliroe gelterll
glben0 i'm Icnoentp . Sotel, ode BON
&omarO' II. 6rnnflinItrobe, Elm 9or-
felt gcgc6en. Inter Den geiuderr
Der auSIteanng befato iid Sr. 4.
u. Eicrion, Der groBte @drtnerei6eii,
Ter Oes 2anoes aus Ieip Dorf. 9ic
ausitelung lit toalid bis 1rcitog
Don 10 llbr Yormittaas bis 10 ll6r
abenDs 9eoiInet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-15
q q d @oib inaton il berlir

q Id @ai9ington iiberlie
ert. - Sorrp Wiles, Der II Sabre
alte Singing bon Germantown,
Montgomerp : County, Wo., meldler
an Wontag ipcgel angeblid)en Gie6,
ltobls elmer %goloenen ll6r bon Dem
Foli5iItcn Goois bonn iiiolidcn 81,
thrift Dcrboftet ipor6en mar, lit oe.
itern Dem Seteftip Scrgeantcn 9llr.
lington bon @aibin9ton fir bie Dor.
tige 9eboroe -allsgeliefert moroen.
WileS botte Die llbr nad) ieiner eige.
men angobe I'M Npril bicics SabrcS
bon &uoolpb Shmibt, Hr. rs,
0Strobe, @aibington, 9eitobIen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-15
Sin St50,000 %aufuno.
Ger Srocn Der ~EptbioS e Sitter"
miro elm llelteS mu0erneS @ebGls

Ser Srocn Der uHptbioS Sitter"
miro ein nelteS mooerne@ 8ebGu.
Sc erboitell. - GoS iebigc Or
oensgcbduoc tit SIT tlciR gepor-
Ben.
Die 5llrt picrten MorulGnOcr 81.
thrift scr r8ptbioSr9fittcr" 9eb0rigen
~ 2ogen 9oltimorc'S pcrotitoltctcn
gcItcrn IN Sa5o5er's Solc on Scr
@eItS roitfIinitrobc cine Qcmiitbli6e
3uiolrtilelifunft, bel Ser @cidGit nit
@crgniigcn obipcdIcltc. Gas midtig,
Itc @cidGft OeS gcitri9en gbcuoS
mar pic Iufiinbigltug bcS @ou.Go.
mites, pob belhlolicn- luorOen ici,
Elm ncltc$, nloberneS @ebGltoe 5lt CT
bo,len, ga iid bas iebigc @cbGuNe
an 6er-Gde BON @op= mo 2erin0tolt.
Itrobc als 81 fleiit iiir bos ricii0r
8odgtbrm beS SrGe1S, ser icbt
5000 Mit0liebcr in Baltimore 5GbIt,
ole 5u fleill ermeiic. SubicriptionS.
Sormitlorc %gelonaten sur &crt6ci,
hing, rltO betrogcn sic 9(ttbcilc ic
$40, mcld)e m0d)crtlid, monotliG),
picrtcliGGrli6 nn0 iofort bc5obIt
mcr0cn f0nnen. @Ghrcnn 7 Scr
MISUNDERSTANDING bel mcldcr ser
8ro6foltjlcr Hidor0 Gaps Sec mo
Sr. Sobn =. 2oltber, &orlitrr ocS
@oltyGomitc's, 5iiROcn0c Mriprodcll
bieltcn, murOen Scenen oltS $50
mon mo GptbioS" ntb onbere Ga.
den sum Sortraa gcbrod,t.
Gos got-Gomite bcitcbt aus ocll
$50. So6n =. Soltbcr, s. GomorG
Tihnroion. 9. $. 3otterioQ, Sorrr
g. Gricc, ". s. 9rouin9, &eno g.
Sorp, Din 9rpoE Sofpb Is. S6or.
forbcr, @eni. $, McSinblcB, 2eipi&
Geit Bid. 8. See.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-15
1tnfaas = G6runif.

Sbeooor S. ErobIt bis an Sen SolS
in elmer @rllbe peridiittet.-Gin
IS Ionote olteS ain0 ~lebensoe-
fGbrlid perbrannt. - 9Gdernlei.
tier 9eter Sd)miot erlcioct chen
S6GOelbrlth.
Sin lonoerbarer ltnfoll ~crci9nett
iid gcitern Gormittog flr5 no1 10
llbr al Clifton = gpenue, lobe ser
10. StroBc. @0breto scr 81 Sabre
oltc Sbeooor S. Groblt bon 9tr. 1126,
Nurioro E Ipenlc, on Qcnonntenl
Elutc IN einen 8raben nit Der sc.
gltllg elmer Nb5ugsr0brc bcidGitigt
mar, fllbr Elm OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Der Wount Sollp = 2inic porbei.
0urf sic Grihiitterung. mClde Der
@oggon berporbrod)te, ~Itilr5te ser
ollsgcgrobenc Sooen in OoS Sod,
in Dem Yrobit orbeitetc mo begritb
oenielbcn bis an Sen Sails. Yrobit
fam nit leidten Guctidurtgcn ga,
BON ltlo apilroe IN eincm Strobell.
bobn.@oggon nod @ouic gcbroht.
&ino crlei0ct 9ronomun-
0en.
Sin is Monntc olteS &iu0 BON
Nrn. mo Srau Mug. &udloa bon
Nr. 2106, GoglcitroBc, crlitt an lcB.
ten Sonitog bei'nl Spiclcn NIT
3iinobGl5crn idlimmc @ronopun.
Ocn. IS muroc iofort uod Dem
6ronflin . Square : Soipitol &C.
brodt un0 BORT bcbnn0elt, le0oh &c.
tern in beinobe boiinlnNaloicm 3lt'
itolloc nnd] Der @obnung icincr 81
tern iiber9ciiibrt.
@rlitt einen . d)GbcIbrud J.
Sr. Ectcr S6miOt, 9ciiber elmer
0ampibGfcrci al Der Ode BON So.
rotogo. unO @ilmoritroBc, bciilhci
iid i'm llniperiitotS : @oipitnl an
oen 6olgen eincS Sd00elbrlld)s lei
Dclo, Den CT ourd) ei1cn Stur5 IN
ben Seller ieiner @nbnung, 9tr. 620,
oro.@ilmorltrobe, erlitten babeit
ioQ.
Sicl pom StroBen II.
Waggo H."
Ser 14.i1brige Somes Gelonep poll
Nr. 200, Noro9 onoItroBe, fiel &C.
tern Worgen gegen 12S llbr BON
einem S%trobenbobn : @oggon Der
MiOole Gfiper . Clinic unO 500 iid CT
ne beftig blrtenOe @llnoc on Der
red)tcn Sdl0ie ST..
ermalm t.
Ser premier Scr 9oltinlnre.S bio.
Sobn Sobn 6. Gollell erlitt geltern
frilb bci'm &oppeln bon &aggons IN
GoricD'S Station t00tlidc 0%erlebiit.
gen. Gr mllr0c nod Baltimore &c.
6radt un0 fono i'm Stoot . Soipital
Nufnabme, no er an ben erboltenen
Tcrlcsungen ltarb. Coroner Sr.
&opOen utterilt6t Den llnfou.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-15
Sicl bonn StroBenbo II.
@agaon."

Ser ~14.idbrige Sames Geloncp bon
Nr. 200, Noro& 9onoitroBe, ficl &c.
tern Worgen gegen 12S llbr bon
eincm Strobertbobn : @dggon Der
Mibole Giper . Clinic unO 5og iid) CT,
ne beitig bllttenOe @unoc an Der
red)tcll S6l0fe SIT.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-07
PROVIDENCE OPERA HOUSE
Next Thursday, Friday and Saturday
MATINEE SATURDAY
SOthern
JULIA
MarlOWe
In Percy Mackaye's
Soul Stirring Drama,
JEANNE.
D'ARC

Special music by
Prof. Converse OF
Harvard University.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-07
WE SHOULD REGULATE
INDIVIDUAL PACE

Everybody admits that We live too
rapidly, burning the candle at both ends
till even the children develop weak neatts
and are unable to bear the shock OF fright.
But nobody seems willing TO better condl-
tiuus by pulling UP and regulating init
vidual pace to safety and comfort
Rest cures and hospitals are the an
chors we cast TO windSard. When nature
IChels we seek whichever suits our par
ticularly case, if we happen TO be able 10
exercise a choice Otherwise II is made
take at home. when freely offered, We
moeklv swallow to the accompaniment or
dollars. clinic I'm a large city issues
printed cards of treatment TO patients
With good results More often treatment
j. careless and spasmodic, which, OF
course, amounts TO nothing.
Fresh air and diet are the features OF
the consumption remedy, and rest, regular
habits and nourishing food, with a re-
spectacle showing OF VIII power. would
MAKE removal from home unnecessary Tor
nervous natients Yet the insane asylums
and retreats are filled and a great army or
lrresponsiblemcn and women are at large
4" Nerve specialists are numerous and pros
porous. and mental health Is rarer than
good. strong bodies. There must be RENE
dies for this state affairs? OF course,
self-control. learned I'm childhood is
strengthened with each years growth.
one Of the most beautiful girls know
Is a tall well-dcVelopcd blonde, whose
charms are many, but yet cannot dwarf
the principal one, repose. She does not
know the meaning Of nerves as other
women know them. and nothing In every
day life seems 10 have the power 10 dis
turb her composure.
I expressed my admiration OF the girl
one day, and her mother told me that she
had been one OF the most nervous chill
dren the family doctor had ever known.
4 few years Of this increasing diScom-
fort was all the maternal patience could
endure. but being woman who acts In
stead Of a dreamer. she set 10 work TO
administer the cure without assistance
The child was literally forced 20 take life
easily. 20 save nerve force. which she
needed. by leisurely movements and fire.
quent periods OF rest. The struggle was
terrific. at FIRST but determined mother
fought the nervous child every inch OF tho
way TO health
II was quite as easy TO strengthen the
ha5it OF repOsc. after n had been formed,
az that OF nervousness and irritability
What one woman has done others OF her
calibre surely can accomplish. Such a
mite OF "A woman 8s she ls too, hardly
reaching the shoulder OF her calm. hand
some daughter. / doubt n | ever fully re-
allied the beauty of calm nerves and a
placid disposition TIL ] met that girl
have been used 10 women 10 fret away
their nerve strength. who waste 10 reck-
lessly. aud doing nothing To repair the
waste till the case b. beyond their con-
troll Aud men are but little better of
Exchange.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-07
PAWTUXET VALLEY
Eli Bennett Taken 10 SCltuatl
Poor Farm. Notes From
the Villages

Eli Bennett OF Hope. a blind resi-
dent of that village was taken TO the
Scituate town farm. where he Will re-
ceive proper attention. Mr.. Ben
nett has been i'll for some time. Deputy
Sheriff Rounds of Hope was notified OF
the case and he made an investigation,
after which he carried the unfortunate
man to the town poor farm.
Thomas Matteson Of Shamrock visited
as the guest Of friends in Washington
yesterday.
DR. l.. 4. Festean OF Natick is seri-
ously I'll.
The Natick Girls club met In their
rooms last evening.
Mrs Joseph Riley OF Bristol visited
her mother, Mrs. Lambert, OF PheniN
on Sunday.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Warwick Hose company was held last
evening.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-07
WetrnOre Has 10, Col. Colt
40, as Now Understood

Carroll. D.. 12,5S6; CAROLS plurality,
Seventh Representative-Den r..
9125: Myers. D., 1857; Myers pluarity.
Eighth Representativc-Gor r.. 9ti;
Troy. D.; 1888; Troy's plurality. 2sS9.
Ninth Represe esentative-Gibson. r., 1928:
O.Conncll. D., 1881; O'Connell's plurality
Tenth Representative-Holde r., a46S;
Haven, r.. l. 1856 Haven's plurality. $500.
Eleventh Representa- tive-PiCrce. r..
9i55: Green, d., 12,9l9; Green's plurality,
Twelfth Representative-Place r., 9727;
NMetcalf. D.. l2,9S1; Metcalf's plurality,
HARRINGTON.
Senator-Richmond, r.. 1879; Norton, D.,
l04. Richmond's plurality. 35.
epresentatiVc-Smith, r.. 121: Martin.
d, ll5. Smiths plurality II.
BRISTOL.
Scna Williams. r.. 90l. Fish. ID. and
cit. 479. Williams plurality 425.
Repres resentative-DiXon, r.. 500: john
son, d. and cit. i76. Dixons plurality,
476.
euRRILLVILLE.
senator Sayles, r.. 6S5, Pagan, D., 749.
Fagan's plurality. g.
RcprcSC SCntatiVe-HOpkins. r.. 105 lace
D., IA Lace's plurality. a.
CENTRAL FALLS.
Senator-Hiscox, r.. 955; Remington. ID.
1249 Remiugton's plurality 2S5.
Reprcsent tives-1. Newell r. 1873;
Murphy. D.. 1854. Murphvs plurality. rs.
= Clare r.. 1894, Foy -, 1ll2. Foy's
plurality. Is. g. Anger. r.. i0s.; Rattey,
h., 1l2l. Rattcy's plurality. 81.
cHARlEsToWN.
senator Wilcox. r., 10; Tucker. D., SO.
WilCoN's plurality. 81.
Representative-Ho HoNie. r.. l4i; Nyc, D.
10. HoXic's plurality. 81.
cRANsToN
Scnator-Palmer, r. l05l: Babbitt D..
l.. 967, Coulters, +, e. Palmer plurality.
Representatives-1 Bliss. r.. ios4
Brayton. u L.. 956. Durfee. T.. IS. Bliss
plurality. IS. .. Ralph. r., 1901, Pierce.
d. l.. 905, Ashworth, p, 2S Ralph's plu-
ralitv IS4. 3 Latham r.. il45. Cuff u.
J.. S4i: Tripp, p. p. Latham's plurality.
COVENTRY.
Senator Nicholas. r.. 60l Sisson, - q.
L.. 33l. Nicholas plurality, 273
d. L.. 80. Northup's plurality. 30S
CUMBERLAND.
Sonator--O'Ncn. r.. $50: McKenna. u.
SOS. McKenna's plurality, 34S.
- sep4at4NGs=l-Euller.- r.. b45, Shea
D, 9l9. Shea's plurality. 37i 2. Angel,
T. 5SS; Barry, d.. 92S. Barry's plurality.
EAST GREENWICH.
ssnator-Arnold. r, Sl2 Carpenter. D.,
2li. Aruold's plurality ~.
Repre- rescntative--Allen. r. 3i5. Calvin
D. 2lg Aliens plurality ms
EAST PROVIDENCE
Senetor-Anthony r., 1905, Norton. d 4.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-07
PROVIDENCE

Senator-MOrgan. r. NbJ3. Rardner, D.
13. $50: Gardncr's plurality. 35iI
First cscntative-Manney r. $685.
Waterman. D.. l2,S6l. Higgins, 30 water
mans plurality. 1924.
Second Reprcseutative-Bow r.. 9S03;
Kearncy. D.. ~ 56S; kearney's plurality,
g7Gs
Third Representatives. Eaton. r.. 9142;
Hogan. D.. l3OiS: HOgans plurality 32l6.
Fourth ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, r.. 1862,
Crockcr. ~. 1855 Crockcr's plurality.
s0Ni
Firth Reprosontotive- EDDY. r.. as22.
Hayward. r.. l2.10i: IlayNard's plurality,
263q
Sixth Rcpresentstive-Rice. r.. ee5i.
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THE MEM kBERsHIP
SENATE.

senate.
Barringtou--John r. Richmond, X.
Bristol-Willam Fred Williams, Il.
Burrillvllle- Francis Pagan. -
Central Falls-John a Remington, D.
Characterization g. Wilcox. "
Coventry Ambrose ". Nichols. Il.
Cranstou-Hcnry A. Palmer. X.
Cumberland-Tho Mckenna. -.
East wich-Stephen 7. Arnold. II
East Providencc-Henry +. Anthony, X
Exeter-Frank y. Dutemple. X.
FOster-Olney y. Cole, X.
Glocester-Charles Potter. r.
Uopkinton-John :. Cole. X.
Jamegr0wu=tti iffisfft- -t,ssppell--R r.
Johnston-John WalCh. n.
Lincoln-William N. Erskine. ID.
Little Compromising IL. Wilbour. X.
Mlddletown-Charles W. Ward. II.
Narragansett-James 4 Northup II.
Newport-Iohn y Sanborn. r.
New Shoreham-J. Eugene Littlcheld
,
North Kingstown--Joseph r.. Smith. II.
North Providence George W. Jarrot. IL
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Joint ballot 10 Republicans 65.
Democrats 80.
'Citiz6ns. but OF Republican proclivi-
ties
independent but OF Republican
proclvities.
XOn Republican aud Democratic
tickets.
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THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
SENATE

The Republicans will control the next
Aneral assembly by at least a majority
90 I'm grand committee and working
najorities in each OF the two houses.
though II is a very small majority in the
house Of representatives.
Returns now In show that there will be
nine Democratic senator's and "a repre-
sentatives. while there are three who arc
nominally Republicans and will probably
support their party on purely party is
sues. though likely to be independent OF
Boss Brayton.
As between Wetmore and Colt the
choice of the assemblymen Is not known
beyond the fact that % are for Goddard
leaving not more than 50 for the two Re
publican machine milionaires to divid
between them.
OF these about 10 arc understood to he
pledged TO Wctmorc, the transton delega-
lion OF four liked Utter before election:
end one OF tho Westerly men Is believed
90 be for Wetmore
from Providence. where they won by from
goo 10 $500 Pawtucket. Central falls,
Cumberland Lincoln. South klngstown'
Scituate and all except one from No9n-
socket. where former Mayor George w.
Greene was defeated by only two votes.
Boss Bravton carried his home town OF
times as great as he had last year. but
IN view Of the strength shown BY the re
form movement ~ Is considered unhkSly
that he will be seen very much at the hlBh
sheriff's office next wear.
Judge Henry A. Palmer and Col. Zenas
w Bliss Of the Cranston delegation had
the scare Of their lives yesterday IN TINS
rock ribbed Republican town. aud saw
the plurality OF nearly 1000 they had somc
years ago dwinde to less than leo each.
The flood OF Republican money ~ seN-
eral OF the smaller towns which had been
counted upon by the refOrmers proved
irresistlble and they went along with the
usual procession In the grip OF boss Bray
ton.
The detailed balloting for general as
sembly candidates are as follows;
BY CITIES AND TOWNS.
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North smithheld-Charles s. seagrave,
Pawtucket--
Portsmouth-Elbrid J. stoddard, r.
Providence
Richmond whitney MetcaIf. r.
Scituate-Ilenry II. Potter.
Smithneld-Ar W Stecrc. r.
South Kingstown-Sumne Mowry, ID.
TiVerton-William 7. Frost, cit
Warren-Dlons r.. Vincent. r..
Warwick-Walter II. Stiness, Il.
Westerly--Louis w. Arnold, r..
West Greenwich-Leon -. Andrews X.
Woonsocket- Norbet Decelles, ID.
House of Representatives.
Bauington-Georgc l. Smith, Il.
Bristol-Ezra Dixon, r.
Burrillvlle-John j. Lace. Jr., u.
Central Falls. James y. Murphy D;
.. James j. Foy, D.; 3, r. y. Leonidas
Rattey. ID.
CharIestown-George w Hoxie, r.
oventry-Charles n. Northup, X
Cranston--1. Ienas W. Bliss, r.; 3
Warren Ralph, r.; 3. Daniel ). Latham
r.
Cumberland-I Daniel +. Shea; .,
James j. Barry.
East Greenwich-samuel W. *. Allen.
r..
East Providence. Benjamin Martin,
r.; ?, Charles L. Hazard, ID.
EXeter-Philip \. Money Il.
Foster-Arthur Hopkins. r..
Glocestcr-Frank T.. Davis, II.
observation-disclosures ID. Wood. r..
Jamestown--Isaac H. Clarke, II.
Lincoln--1. AlphOnse Gauvin, d.; :,
William f.. Goodwin, -.
Little Compton-ROswell h. Burchard'
II.
Middletown-Howa II. Peckham, CIT.
arragansett-E Edward ID. Taylor, II.
Newport. Horace y. Hassard, r.; =
Robert 5. Burlingame. r.; 3. Robert >.
Franklin. r.. 4. Clark Burdick. X.
New Shorebam-Roy G.. Lewis. ID.
Kingstown--George c. Cranston. X.
North Providence-John f.. Mckenna,
II.
North Smithheld--Edward Atchison, IL.
Portsmouth-Henry G. Anthony. II.
Richmond-Henry h. Woodmansee, X.
Scituate-Albert n. Luther, ID.
Smithied-James Harris. II.
South Kingstown--Oliver Watson, ID.
Tiverton-Frank f. Grinnell. r.
Warren-Samuel l.. Peck, II.
Warwick. j. Frank Woodmansee. X.
?, Walter A Brown. r.; 3, Oliver a.
LangeVin, r.; 4. Gideon Spencer, II.
Westerly Everett A. Goblin. r.
West Greenwich--E Elmer j. Rathbun, n.
Woonsocket--l. Joseph II. Boucher. ID.
. George w Greene, D.; 3, Harry l..
DeIabarre. D.: 4. Richard Herrick. D.. 5,
Francis Il. Kelley, ID.
The Washington times., 1906-02-18
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