The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-07
BRISTOL.

The action at the Republican caucus
held on Saturday evening was the cause
NJ n great deal of talk upon the streets
yesterday especially the setting ASIDE OF
r Smith McKeon, as a member OF the
town committee. The election OF dele
gates to the state and district conven-
tiops gave universal satisfaction Inc
Legislative ticket was nominated witnout
opposition and there Is no aouo. pu'
what the nominee for senator, Hon. H. n
Shepard. will receive the entire support
Of the party. a..
Al the regular Monday session OF the
District court the only new case present
ed was that OF Joseph Rosa vs.. Mahuei o.
Mossaeson for book accounts. Inc caso
was continued two weeks. the case o,
the State VS.. William q. Dixon. cnarseu
with two assaults on Philip n. Farrms
ton. was continued one week. as wns al
90 tha case of the State vs.. Ezra Dixon.
Jr The case Of James Hoard vs. Thos'
Rvan minor. was dismissed. as was also
| the case Of James Hoard va. Dennis
| RYAN, the latter on payment OF Cost n
| bill OF exceptions was hled In the itaiian
| flag case. The only case tried was 'na'
| OF the wardwell Lumber company VS. vs.
| william r. Perry. the action being tne
result OF an attachment placed on $zoo
| In the hands Of Mr.. Leary OF PROVIDENCE
| the amount being due Mr.. Perry, IL was
| claimed as an insurance on puhuins
| which was destroyed by nre. Tne evl-
dence presented by Attorney Thomas u
Crowley was to the effect that the oIe'
for the money being a negot,apie ins'.u
ment was made over TO another party. Az
| torney I. q. Hoffman for the plaintin ar
| sued that as the draft contained con
| dition Il was non negotiable Inc cour
was of the opinion that the draft WAS ne
| gotiable and gave the attorneys unth tn'
second Monday In November TO ME then
| briefs
Health Oflcer Everett Church has re
| norted Ave cases OF scarlet fever In towi
since the commencement OF the presen
month.
A barge containing 600 tons of coal 10
, | the factory OF the National fndia Ruppe
works arrived yesterday.
The friends OF Robert ~. TURNER wen
, TO Providence yesterday 10 get out PAPER
: | for the calling OF a citizens cauous
] | nominate him for representative.
The schooner President with cargo
= | mixed lumber from Calais. me- 10
e wardwer Lumber company arrived yes
y | terday. :,
a Rev. Robert N. Turner. Jr.. who Ia lo
e Gated In Boston. IL nj home on vacauo
II with his parents upon Bristol Neck.
e Quite a number OF gentlemen fro'
h Newport visited town yesterday. comm
: up here in a steam launch.
= The council Will hold It's regular montt
&c ~ session this evening In che coune
, chamber when bills against the town W
be examined. and also the appointment
's supervisors will be made for the comir
election .
3 The town of Bristol owns farm IN VI
at east part Of the town with number
~ acres of woodland upon H. II has pe'
i suggested that the council send a ~
" wood choppers there and fall couple
w hundred cords which would be gre
- helm 20 the town people at present
w Francis winRate Hayes of New fo
oI paid n nying visit 10 Bristol Yesterday
" call upon his father and brother.
,o last evening about 6;3o small DO
en- anchored or The depot and three perti
- came ashore md was seen quite IN
en- lurking around a certain locality IN Z
w north part of the town. Residents we
NJ about 10 inform, the police when IN
o. went on board and sailed away
he IL cstarrh Your lfs's cioudf-r1uiins
~ nose and throat specialists In daily prs
"a | ,,ce hirhN recommend Dr. Agnev's
m tarrhai Powder. ne safe. sure. permane
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