The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-23
BRISTOL.

BRISTOL.
Solomon d. Hatch of oliver street was
and his case is considered serious. He is
| a member of Babbitt Post, No Is. c.. A
| r..
The remains of Jason ID. Simmons were
brought here yesterday and inferred in
the North Burial ground. Rev. George
l.. Locke. rector OF st. Michaels Episco-
pal church. officiated at the grave
The serious accident which occurred at
Mt. Hope park on Sunday TO three young
men has since proved fatal to one. A
party of young men from Fall River
visited the grounds and took a ride on
the switch back, which had been
opened since the park closed. One OF
summit OF the track another was started.
but the first car had not power enough TO
ascend to the top and slid back, colliding
with the other smashing both cars,
breaking both legs Of one man, breaking
the arm OF another. and tearing out the
eye OF a third. Since then the man with
both legs broken has died, II is reported
from Fall River.
There were no cases tried here yester-
day at the common pleas court before
Judge Blodgett Eighteen new Jurors
were called and two were excused. The
court reassigned the case of the State
VS.. Thomas Brown for this morning at
$780, After the Jurors had been sworn
John Nieman was granted naturaliZa
tion papers.
In the district court yesterday forenoon
Joseph La Blanc was charged with lar
ceny of a kit of mason's tools in War
rem last September and pleaded guilty
The tools were valued at $S La Blanc
said he left the tools in a liquor saloon
IN Warren. He was fined $40 and costs.
The case against Dennis Ryan was con-
tinued. Frank Liel retracted his former
plea and pleaded guilty TO stealing q
chickens from Mrs John Wright. He was
fined SIS and costs. In the case of the
Italian association Of this town VS.. Gae-
tano Spinosa and others. In a repevin
case of an American and Italian flag, sew
eral witnesses We're examined. The testi-
mony went TO show that the flags were
purchased by the Italian residents OF the
town and the public, before the associa-
ton 10 celebrate the Feast of Mount Car
mel was formed There was not evidences
enough to show that the Italian associa-
ton was possessed OF title TO the flags
and non-suit was granted.
Sailed-Schooner Mary Webster, for
Philadelphia, to load coal for Boston.
Dr. r. s. Church reports at the town
clerks office a severe case of scarlet
fever, the patient being Helen Hassett,
who resides on Thames street.
The following schedule for the closing
of outgoing mails went into effect yes
terday morning: Mails for Providence
and Warren close at a. m. for Provi-
dence and Fall River. close at s:55 a. m:
for Providence, close at II 80 a. M; for
Providence and Fall River. II. T. o.. Las
p. m. for Providence. Fall River and
Warren, II. =. o., close at 5:i5 y. m. for
Providence. 7:15 p. m.
The report that the factory OF the Ma
tional India Rubber company was to shut
down next month is not true. but the fac
tory will shut down the latter part of the |
present week for two or three days for |
the express purpose OF taking account |
OF stock The fancy room department |
may stop but one day, and when the |
factory starts again n will be with an in |
creased ticket I'm every department.
The suit brought by Eugene Leclair, Jr,
against Mrs. Catherine III. Tubbs for an |
alleged assault was settled Saturday out |
of court. |
members OF the Naval Reserves are do /
ing some fine practice work at the rifle |
range on the Asylum bank bordering on |
the Narragansett, preparatory to the |
state shoot.
Arrangements are being made by Man |
ager Calvin for the Bristols TO meet the |
I. c. LIS of Providence at the Bristol |
Driving park on Saturday afternoon.
Last evening as several ladies were re- |
turning home from church and when near |
the Silver Lake mansion. stranger |
stepped out from behind some shrubbery |
and used some very unbecoming language |
causing the ladies TO return 10 town and |
get a convoy.
The recent canvass shows that the i'm /
dependent vote here is much larger than |
many predicted. There are $50 who will |
sustain any candidate who is nominated. |
regardless Of his party affiliations, II his |
record Is clean.
II is understood that the Builders Iron |
Foundry of Providence. which is to locate /
here. will break ground early In tho |
spring. The pier. which was supposed at |
first TO be a pile pier. will be OF solid |
mason work. owing 10 the bottom OF the |
shore being a solid ledge extending well |
off into the bay.
Too many People Daily with catsrrh -