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New-York tribune., 1906-08-30
MAXWELL NEW SPELLER.
Nos0 Member of Board for Pro-
noting MOUemeRt.

Dr. William H. Maxwell. Superintendent oc
Schools in this city. has been elected member Of
the Smplihed Spelling Board and has accepted. is
was announced yesterday. While Dr. Ma1selA
accepted the membership several weeks prior 10
President Roosevelts adoption OF sinDlihed SPELL
ins. it made public according 70 the ooarts
because the schools were closed at the tiEpe.
In a statement the board takes occasion 90 say
that Dr. Maxwell has always been "a decided con
seryattye in matters OF changing the spsilias OF
English Words and for that reason hfs accsptanes
OF place the spelling board comes sornsH1ac
as surprise 70 many EDUCATORS The CoaL1 5y s5Sys
further that 70 believes that under his leaGe-sllp
the movement for simpltfed spelling VIII gan va
tors"
A statement regarding the application or siEp,t-
ned spelling to the education or the blind was - -
yesterday by William B. Wait, principal ellc1tSSS
OF the New York Institution for the BlnC -
said that he believed ft would be OF great ne1e--
20 the blind X Il was generally accepted Ie sav-
ing In the number OF letters. he said. would msst
q corresponding saving in time and eGOrt % -
blind and their instructors.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-30
SOCIAL NOTES FROM NEWPORT.
IBy Teiegraph 20 The TrlbUnsl ]


Newport, r. l.. Aug. 2s.-SOetety turned OUT en-
rnasse this morning for the championship match IN
the lawn tennis tournament, and the gathering o,
society people the largest ever known IN the
history of lawn tennis in Newport. IL was day
which threatened rain. but the women did not mind
this In the least and all focked 20 the Casino ane
gathered around the court on which the nlatcn was
played There was not a vacant seat on the grand
stand and not a chair 20 be had around the other
three sides OF the court. Following the match the
society women adjourned to Pineapple Row. where
informal receptions were held.
With the ending of lawn tennis. the eottasers
will have few days OF rest before the opening OF
the horse show on Monday afternoon next, but
there are numerous small social affairs which Will
occupy their attention.
This afternoon the cottagers again gathered at
the Casino TO watch the play IN the finals IN the
r,Sxed doubles Later the scene OF activity shifted
20 the waters OF Narragansett Bay TWO yache
races being arranged for the afternoon In one
Mrs Alfred G. Vanderbilt sailed her boat Caprice.
and in the other race Miss Morgan daughter OF
New-York tribune., 1906-08-30
IN A FRENCH ARSENAL

Paris correspondence OF The London Trfbuns
A curious state Of affairs exists IN the rayA
arsenal at TOulOn. Nearly all the WOrAmeG CNN<
trtve to add 90 their salaries by exercising acoes
trade during their leisure hours. Some earn eN.is
money as hotel carpet beateFs: others dist!41t1s
prOspeCtuses and hand bills act as parcel ea-55
riers for local shOp6eepers. One man coIlQls-itAi
recently In all seriousness that he 50 0Sez-
worked at the arsenal that he had time % et-r-
else his profession OF masseur. Indeed most 09 -
men boast or working as lttle possible u ees
arsenal yards in order to be fresher for their eva
private engagements in the evenings
To cap all this, number OF arsenal hands act--
ally carry on their supplementary trades u t-s
yards.
It appears that there are amateur shoerna<-rss
Watchnla Sers, BARRIERS. etc. who carry On t-:.s
ing and lucrative business among their col1rsIS.'s
,n tect tninfs have come 20 such pass ga. A.ssf ~
lOulOn BARRIERS have taken the initiative T. ps.s
uontnS the naval authorities to put stop to e-'
unfair composition 10 which they are suhtscstL,
commenting on the matter. the Figaro rei---
Jhat these facts so FAR 20 explain the sloWnesS =
French naval construction
New-York tribune., 1906-08-30
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

Mr. and Mrs Peter d. Martin have ls,e 81.
t-rancisno on ror,te tor Newport, where thes a.e
expected the day after tomorrow AFTER ..o as
stay there with Mrs. Martins parents, - -.
Mrs Charles NJ oeirichs. they VIII sa' AV'
10 spend the winter abroad
Mr. and Mrs F. s. Grand dHautevills are BOOKED
so sail for Europe on Thursday next A"es ~
now at Newport
nv and Mrs. s osgnod Pell have returned IRON
ssratoua and are at the Garden City hiote, ,
citv Long Island where they VIII spend ''ie ''"'
,rr ona MIS- william NJ. V. HOFFMAN have re-
turned from Europe. after spending tns s''''"'e
abroad, and have gone 20 Newport
Mr. and Mrs. Jules vatable have returned from
Europe and have gone 20 Tuxedo
Mr. and Mrs Richard r. Dana are reeeislns -.
,otu,attons On the birth OF daughter az ha"yioh'
- TsIod where they are spending the summer.
I9;obar5 r Dana is a SON Of Mrs. Richard stasF
Dana
r,.o rz rracbav has terminated her
,ooso ~ the orchard at Lenox. and has retufhea 20
Farbor HILL her place at Roslyn' wisn ne, 80. -
dren. She will be joined there next nloAl''4 - -.
husband who is In Scotland ior Uis ~ - -
eeason. Mr and Mrs Henry H. Pease haVs ~
t,,r,e6 20 Ienox and resumed possession OF eh'
Orchard. their country seat there.
Sir Victor EOrSley, VINO mas ohA+N~
Is staving at the Hotel Belmont is one OF tns eau
ing patholcgists and surgeons IN LohooL AeS
Horsley is a daughter OF the late sH hfe''Si'SA
Tararnv-eu the distinguished scientist
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sanger are az the AieaeoN
Club. southampton, Long Island. where thes ar
rived a few days ago. after visit with Mfs. san
gers parents. Professor and Mrs. IA tair1leiu U.s.
born at their country place at
Mr and Mrs. George Cabot Ward have arrived
from Porto Rico for six weeks stay N this eoun-
try. They will spend most OF their tlrne az hehOS'
Mass. and Murray Ban Canada
Mr. and Mrs Henry Lewis Norris have gone 70
Pawlinp N. Y, where they will remain throughout
September and October.
Mr. and Mrs Albert q Colfax and Miss Colfax
are at Mount Kineo. Me.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-30
iN THE sERKsHlRsa.
IBr rslszrnnh 70 rse =,

n
Lenox. Mass. Aug. 29.-The annual -.
autumn entertaining Is now fully undsr w. :, ~
Lsnox Three luncheons and four biz dinna-s - =
on the days calendar. besides the yra5-,s
morning whist meeting. which vas held a. -.
lee. where Miss Heloise Meyer entertained
The date Of the mems tennis to1lrnarne,s r.
been set FOR September 10. when the przss -
by Carlos De Heredia win be contested fo~ -
days entries for the singles and doubles vs-a :
Warren Sturgts. ". B. o. Field. A de Purv n q
Greenleaf. tr. Samuel FrOthinghaa, Forgv,s,
Wickesl Herbert B. Shaw. David T. Dana. Jo--1,
w. Burden and John 1loller. IT,
Sir Mortimer Durand. the British Arhs--.ss,
and Miss Josephine DuTand arrived At Dss,5-ra
to-day from Canada. The ambassador gave on:
the makeup OF the cricket team which he Il q,
captain Saturday against a picked team from New
York The ambassadors team viii be: ambass1eo-
Durand. captain; T. Page p. jenkins and p De-
vanney. OF LenOx: H c. Bradley and H Heus.
os North Adams; A Midgeley and ]. Hai4h q
Pittsheld; j. Swami. c. Melting and A Tsylor. q
Adams. The match will be played on the lawn az
Elm Court the William D. Sloane country Elaa.
Mrs Franees Burial Hoffman. of New Yo1k q
considering the rebuilding OF her country hoCs2
On the Shattuck estate. which was burned n Iss
She has plans for a large country house. and g
she builds will makes LenoX her sumner hoMs
when not abroad
Mr. and Mrs. George Westinghouse. Ge0-ge West
ingnouse, IT,. and A G. UptegraE came 20 Erszi-s
Park this afternoon from New York
Mrs Henry P. Jaques entertained az luncaecc as
Home Farm this afternoon. and Mrs. Harold Cod
win entertained at her cottage.
Dinner entertainments were given tonight By As
and Mrs. John E. Parsons at Stousoysz ard hY
Spencer p. Shotter az ShadOwhroOs-
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Folsom have issued ta>
vitatiOns for a dinner at Sunny Ridge to-ro--o "
evening.
MI and Mrs. George ". HOedleys Of Ne. YO-k,
gave a dinner tonight
Mr. and Mrs n W. Bishop. 0s Bridgeport Corn,
and Mr.. and Mrs George Studebaker and George
NJ Srudebaker, jr-. Of South Bend, Ind, have
rived at the Hotel AspinvaH-
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Pultzs OF New York. VII
arrive IN Leno1 tomorrow from Newport
New-York tribune., 1906-08-30
Inducements.

AoHGmgY on NUsIl-a1c-The yfrg!nian
A<xk1U1AA
~ kOo-S.16~JThe tsiri OF The Golden west
nnYaHTow BEACH PaIsK-o-p-Speedy. Hish Dfvsf-
3bQ2AFn1v1l OF FIRE
0nHIHo-esib-Ths Social Nhrl.
coSEy lsIsA~p--Thor1qson & buncy. Grea'ef Lohs
parH-D.esn,laac
rnyTt-Ero%-e slf--lEft1e Chercb
s,Al>y Marrying Mary.
EDEN lsYIsEE-The World in Wa1
aAERrcK-s .lo-T1e Price of Money.
-. ssE FITS 20L-Tne Lfftle Stranger
E4Na1EgsrEINs vEcToRIA-2-s;lS-Faude
HERALD sQUsRE-s--Abols Town
psu,S-s :sOLThe Eypocz1tas
f,vc.Y9r,A1- rs :1b-The JAcn and the Mouse
LlSesIc--s;l ;la@rhe Man or the Boa
xArIeoN soUARB-s:So-The Two Mr.. Wethero.s'
MADISON sQpaRB GARDEN RooF-S-1lanzsne
cAaUpsEcs
N4gFST1C-e-1he Tourists.
MANHATTAN BEAcE-s-Pain's VesGVius ana NHe-
vOrks-9-Rfee's Girl from PARIS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sonata.
,SI5Tv voRK-s:l5-Ths Ham Tree
ss--W YORK RooF GARbEN-s:S0-VaudeviIe
wFBEEss-s:o s:oO-Lahy JIM
WEST EsD-s:15-Texas
New-York tribune., 1906-08-30
r. B. ROOSEVELTDS WILL,
Uncle of President Leaves Estafs
VaIued at S67&, ,9O1.

Riverhead. Long Island. Aug. = CSpsclaD.-Joss7a
T. Lessee. State Tax Appraiser for Suffolk County.
fled In the Surrosates Office to-day the appraisal
OF the estate Of Robert B. Roosevelt an uncle Of
the President. who died recently IN Sayvils- The
value OF the estate was returned at sS a OF which
saoe145 real estate and s2S756 personal property.
The personal property included the bonds Of a
number of clubs and real estate companies. block
OF stock Of the Chemical National Bank Os New
York, several mortgages and cash deposits n hanAs
and trust companies.
The real estate included much New York and
Long Island property well as some Up the Hud-
son River
The following beQuests made: John p R00sS-
Welt and Robert 81 Roosevelt. SONS SS9Ss7 each:
Margaret B. Kimberley a daughter, Sl0los5; the
children Of the sons. SSr66S each: Maud s. Echhars
STATS: Kenyon and Roland FOrtescue. S40.o each,
and their children. $.Ol4 each
New-York tribune., 1906-08-30
SAILS FOR THE POLAR CONGRESS.
Mr.. Bridgman Takes Original Peary Record
with Him to Brussels.

Herbert L. Bridgman. who will be delegate for
the United States at the International Polar Con-
gress at Brussels next week. sailed for EurODe on
the steamship Baltic. of the White Star Iine yes
terday.
Among the souvenirs OF Arctic exploration which
Mr.. Brfdgman Is taking 10 BRUSSELS is the orig
inal record brought by Commander Peary from
Lockwood Island, North Greenland. In 1870. Mr..
BTfdgman is also taking a self-registering ther-
mOmeter from the same island and several other
articles Of interest to the congress.
Messages wishing him success were sent 90 Mr.
Bridgman by large number OF geographical So
New-York tribune., 1906-08-30

We desire 20 remind our readers qChO GRE
abOue 10 EeGUe the city that THE TRIBUNE 'Osu
be sent by mail TO any address in this country
90 abroad, and address changed as often as de-
sIred, Subscriptions may be 0iuen to yOWr reg
u.gv dealer before IeaUing, or, If more cOaren-
cent hand them in at the TRIBUNE Office.
See opposite page for subscription rates.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-30

Commander Hosley. who was in charge OF the
vessels which towed the Dewey from the Chesa-
peake to the Philippines. and who has just re-
turned TO this country. declares that his task was
no garden party" but that he expected from the
first to succeed. II is evident that some of the
fears which were entertained about the dry-
dock were exaggerated, but at the same time
the spirit in which Commander Hosley undertook
his task greatly contributed to it's accomplish
rnent.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-30
NEW GOSPEL MOTOR BOAT.
Widow Of Jerry McAuley Will Conduct Re-
ligious Services on Water Front.

Mrs. Bradford Lee Gilbert the widow OF Jerry
McAuley. the founder OF the mission Of that name
has built and fitted out a fOFty-fOOt power boat
which will be launched on Saturday az City Island
The boat has accommodations for twelve persons
services. II viii be put into commission irl-
mediately and Mrs. Gilbert intends 10 conduct
gospel services along the water front.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-30

IT is an excellent thing for Cleveland TO have
a technical high school in which girls may
learn something of the practical duties and work
which lie, or should lie, before them as house.
wives But Il is no new departure" at all
Poor little old New York, with all it's provincial
ism and backwardness, has had just such insti-
tutions for some time.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-30
ALBANY SAGE CLAIMANT FOUND.
Attorney Says He Will Sue for Part Of
Finaneier's Millions
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune. /

Albany. Aug. 29-Revel c. Sage, a local claimant
found. He lives at SchOdack. about miles from
Albany His attorney. Nathaniel 3. SpaIding. OF
this city. announced to-day that within year
after the will of Russell Sage is admitted 20 pro-
bate, il 1t is admitted he will begin action be-
half of Revel c. Sage in the county OF New York
TO establish the latter's relationship and obtain
the portion Of the estate which would have fallen
20 him had no will been made.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-30
AMERICAN OFFICERS IN BERLIN.

Berlin. Aug. 2a-Brisadier Generals Thomas "a
Barry and William p Duvall. Major JoseQa =
Kuhn and Captains Herman c. SchUEnEn. WlA'ani
s. Biddle and Charles s. Frank. who Will rspr-seaS
the American army az the German military r-as.
Geuvre,. nave arrived lere and are Lodged 81 20
Hotel Bristol in apartments ordered by Erpereaa
William, The British Secretary OF War FacaA-S
6urGOM HAldaQe. has also arrfVel here.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-30

The first inconvenience from the new railroad
law was felt by the Bryan hosts In their pro-
cession to this city. There many OF them on
the ground. but they are Insignificant In COM
parfsOn with the multitudes who would Joyousiy
have availed themselves of passes to greet MIR.
Bryan upon his return TO American shores
Even reform has it's painful side.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-30
HIS LAST LEGAL OPINION.

trom Case and Comment
souvenir postal card from Hudson. Nlca.s go ~
tains q picture OF a monument in ce!4t.c-$ 49,.
ished NJ the top with pile Of law booSS 80 -Iss ~
following inscription the face ol tne 49, tc
FeliOw pilgrims. help 10 trouble M yen ~. -, -
comes tgOm nature humanity kuoWlaoe- !, ~ - -
rnts eaEtN-nOWheFe else. Think Of l..-l= = -ss.e
son. Attorney az Law, Hudson. Mlca- Ne eaA5se>
New-York tribune., 1906-08-30
PASSENGERS FROM SOUTHAMPTON.

southampton. Aug. 2O.-The North German Lloyd
Line steamer Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse. which
sailed from here to-day for New York. took among,
her passengers Congressman Richard Bartholdt
Hermann Oelrichs and Wheeler II. Peckham.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-30
Mr.. sHoNTs NOT TO RETIRE.

Chairman ShOnts OF the Panama Canal Crr-se-
sion. when seen Gt the WaIdorf-Astoria hast r-s
absolutely denied the report that hs planned -
resign from the commission.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-30

New York is Just bit nervous to-day. The
Greatest Conservative Force" is cruising around
In the Bay, with the evident intention OF maxi
ing a landing at some convenient point
New-York tribune., 1906-08-30

The circus Is said TO be the father of eontem-
porary drama This theory may account for the
three-rins character of some OF the plays which
are now current.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-30

Probably the Hon. Roger Sullivan believes
that some one should play the traditional deafh'f
head at the Bryan festivities.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-30
KING EDWARD GuEsT OF AMERICAN

Marienbad. Aug. 2R-Sing Edward travelled 20
Carlsbad by automobile to-day. where he took
luncheon with Mrs. Townsend OF Chicago
New-York tribune., 1906-08-30

Mr. and Mrs 2. S. Grand d'Hautsst4l- az - -
~ 80, 60 rs,rora ON Thursday next. They are
now at Newport
New-York tribune., 1906-08-30

Mr. and Mrs. s. Osgood Peli nave s sv,
C,,tv long Island. where they win spend the ia"'
New-York tribune., 1906-08-30

Mp and Mrs. william NJ W HOFFMAN ~ -
turned from Europe after spending 'ie
abroad and have gone 90 Newport
New-York tribune., 1906-08-30

Mr. and Mrs Jules vatable have returned 'iO''
F,urope and have gone 20 Tuxedo
New-York tribune., 1906-08-30

Mfr and Mrs. Richard r Dana are receiving Gon-
ratuiations on the birth OF daughter at h'glo-l'
ISI1 = Dana is a SON Of Mrs. Richard Stasr
Dana
New-York tribune., 1906-08-30

Mr. and Mrs Ralph Sanger are az the aeaoON
Club. Southampton, Long Island, where thes az
rived few days ago. after Visit w'th ME. 'e.'-
o,, ,,.ra.,+e professor and Mrs. III. Fairfield Os-
horn at their country place ct
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-23
HOLY MOSES TOOK MANY
OVER The BURNING SANDS

Palestine Temple. Mobiles of the Mystic
Shrine, held their annual fall ceremonial
exercises in Infantry hall last evening,
and initiated IA initiates; and at the con-
clusion OF the rites the party proceeded to
Masonic temple, where the traditional
banquet was served
The presence of Holy Moses, and a
pony, chimpanzee and dogs from Bos-
tock's Animal show furnished features
during the initiation.
Among the guests were Potentate Ed
ward Stetson and four Mobiles from Cora
temple, Lewiston, Me, Noble Church of
Mecca temple. New York. and members
Of Aleppo temple OF Boston, Morlah tenn
pie of st. Louis. Mo-, and Me Bektach
temple Of Concord. ". II.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-23
PORTER, CLERK
ON RHODE ISLAND,
IS A DEFAULTER

Boston, Oct ga. s. Porter, who was
pay clerk for Paymaster Dexter Tiffany.
Jr.. OF the battleship Rhode Island, has
been formally placed under arrest on that
ship on charge OF having misappropri-
ated funds.
He will be placed on trial at the
Charlestown navy yard on Friday next be-
fore a special court martial
Paymaster Tiffany and Porter were re-
lieved about a month ago. pending an in
vestigation Of an alleged shortage in the
funds on the Rhode Island 1t is alleged
that Tiffany has paid the navy depart
ment nearly $40. 900 TO cover the deficien-
cies and has rendered his resignation. 1t
is understood that Tiffany will be the
chief witness at the trial OF Porter.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-23
DIED

coNRoY-In this city. on the 21st inst.
Ann Conroy. Residence. Sc Putnam
street
Funeral from her late residence. We'd
nesday. Oct. "a. at $3.50 a. m Requiem
mass at ST. Mary's church. Broadway. at
a. m. Relatives and friends are In
vited to attend.
GANNoN-In Cranston, the 2lst inst.s
Milton l., son OF Walter ]. and Eliza VI
Cannon, aged years and 1 month.
Funeral private.
HIMEs-Tn this city. on the 22d inst.s
Alonzo Hines. aged 81 years.
Funeral. will be held Wednesday, the
Gath inst, from his late residence, 20
Seekel street, at 1880 a. m. Burial In
family plot, Oneco, Conn.
Woonsocket and Boston papers please
copy.
LuNDiN-In this city, on the 21st inst.
Emma Lundin, widow of John w. Lun-
din, in the Gath year OF her age.
Funeral Thursday, Oct. "a. 1906. from
her late residence $50 Jewett street, at
/ p. m, and 2 p. m. from the Swedish
Episcopal church, in Hayward park. Rel
atives and friends are invited to attend.
Burial at Swan Point cemetery.
McoUNNioLE-In this city, on the 22d
inst, Mary McGunnigle, wife Of the late
Patrick McGunnigle, aged 65 years.
Funeral from her late residence 43 Pu-
ritan street, Wednesday. the oath inst.
atfS:30 a. m. Requiem mass at the Church
OF the Assumption at o'clock. Relatives
and friends are invited to attend
MULVANEY-In this city. ON the 22d
inst, James Mulvaney
Funeral from the residence of his bro
ther. p. ]. Mulvaney, III Fifth street.
wednesday, Oct. "a at s:45 a. m. High
\. - t1~
Holy Name, at 9:3o. Relatives and friends
are invited to attend.
o'HERN--In this city. on the 22d inst,
Trenton street
Notice OF funeral later.
sMITH--In this city on the 22d hfst-,
Adelaide NJ. daughter Of SCOTT A. and
the late Adelaide 3. (Cooke) Smith.
Notice OF funeral later.
SPAULpINo-In this city. on the 226
inst. p. Elizabeth, wife OF Judsop
spaulding, in her 62d year.
Notice Of funeral later.
sHAW--In this city, Oct. 21, 1908, James.
son Of the late James and Eliza Field
Godfrey Shaw, aged rs years, rs days.
Funeral services at chapel OF First Con.
gregational church. Benevolent street. on
wednesday, Oct "a, at o'clock Kindly
omit flowers.
WINSOR-In Johnston, r. L, tho e2d
inst, Martin winsor. aged 81 years. ]
month and IA days.
Notice OF funeral later.
WHITFIELD this city, the 22d inst. Ras
chel r., widow OF Warren L. White
aged rs years.
Funeral services Wednesday. the 24th
inst, at 1890 a. m, at her late residenoey
166 Cranston street. Relatives ana friends
arc invited TO attend
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-23
JOHNSTON BOSS
IS DOWNED IN
HIS OWN TOWN

While he has been helping TO select
AldIfch- Perry -colt-Brayton Republican
machine candidate for mayor OF Provi-
dence. Chairman Frank w. Ttlhnghast OF
the executive committee OF the Republi-
can state central committee, has been los
ing prestige in Johnston, where he votes
He sprang a scheme 10 reduce Man
tons council representation upon the
voters OF the town last week. which they
Indignantly repudiated at the caucus last
evening. giving a black eye to the town
committee, OF which the militant colonel
Is chairman.
Il had been planned to decrease the rep
resentation OF Manton in order 20 in
crease that OF Thornton village.
In furtherance OF this plan. the Inde-
pendent candidate for school committee,
VINO is president OF the present town
council, was slated for the Republican
machine nomination for school committee:
and the Tllinghast machine selected
Frank Bolton OF Thornton for sixth coun-
Gilman and Henry c. Nickerson. who halls
from the Manton district was dropped en-
tirely.
He refused, however. TO submit 10 the
dictation OF Boss Tilllnghast. and his
friends backed him up loyalty
Nearly 300 ballots were cast in the eau
Gus. and OF this number Nickerson had
all except III when the voters had an op-
rortunity to get after Chairman Tilling-
hast's slate, Frank Bolton OF Thornton,
the machine mandidate. going down and
out in a hurry.
William K. Merritt OF Simmopsvllle was
named for seventh councilman. and the
rest OF the ticket was nominated as fol-
lows:
Moderator for District No. /, Jacob ".
w. Wilder: moderator for District No. 2,
Jonathan V. Barnes; clerk for District
No. j. Sterry X. Luther: clerk for District
No. @ Henry c. Nickerson; town modera-
tor, Andrew b. Patton; town clerk, Sterry
h. Luther: town treasurer. Herbert c.
Calef; town sergeant, Hiram Kimbal; as
SCISSOR of taxes -(for three years., Olney
II Williams; member of school committee
(foI three years., Jonathan v. Barnes;
member of the board OF health (for three
years., DR. William +. w. Worth; jus
tees OF the peace. Andrew b. Patton,
Herbert G. Calef and Sterry X. Luther
For town council. Theodore s. Hughes
was named for first place; John e. Wood
was nominated for second councilman,
James f. Dane for third councilman,
Jacob B. Wilder for fourth councilman
and Howard B. Sherman for fifth coun.
Gilman.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-23

HANLEY's PEERLESS ALE is NOT =
liquor. liquor is q beverage in which
alcohol IL the base and principal Ingredient.
IA I'm gin, rum, brandy or whiskey. In ale
brewing.