The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-28
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Herreshoff Manufacturing company, came
near meeting with a fatal blow yesterday
forenoon In the machine shop. One Of the
large blocks which are attached TO the
hosting gear when swinging struck him
In the chest. knocking him down and
when picked up he was unconscious. DR..
Neylan was Immediately summoned and
rendered medical aid. 1t is feared Mr..
Dunbar was hurt internally and that his
injuries are more serious than at first
supposed.
Tho political situation for a member OF
the lower house In the general assembly
points strongly towards Robert n. Tur-
ner as the available candidate. Mr.. Tur-
ner has been In several campaigns and at
the end Of each he has shown an increase
vote over the previous election. The OPP
position which was made up OF the rub
| ber faction had to resort to all kinds OF
| political chicanery to defeat him and
| then he came very near winning. The OPP
| position, In fact. had to send out OF town
! for an interpreter TO come here and work
the Hebrews and he did so. He was af-
| terwards rewarded by being set TO work.
This year they will not only want jew
| fish interpreter but they will need an Ital-
ian one, too. as Mr.. Turner will largely
increase his vote.
| Arthur Roy, who was clerk In a sample
room on State street. has severed his con-
nections and associated himself with
! firm In providence
The body OF James White who died at
| Newport was brought here yesterday and
| inferred I'm the North Burial grounds.
The body OF Mrs. Maragret j. Horton.
who died at Pawtucket, was brought here
| yesterday and inferred In Juniper Hill
| cemetery.
Thomas johnson and family Of Lexing-
| ton, KY, are the guests OF Mrs. Johnsons
| mother who is Mrs. Byron X. Fish. on
Hope street. Mr. Johnson Is the general
secretary of the Y. M. c. A. OF Lexing-
ton KY.
Miss Gertrude Stone. who has been the
guest OF Miss Susie Warner, on Byheld
street returned home yesterday TO Brock
ton. Mass.
+ James Lavare, a lad about thirteen
years OF age who resides near the east
end Of State street In the vicinity or
what Is known as Howland Swamp. was
badly bitten by dog while bcrrying at
the Mount He says the dog also DIT a
COW In the adjoining pasture.
The Suburban Railway company has q
gang OF men with small car. attached
TO a fat car. removing all debris that mas
collected along eide Of their track. thus
clearing the main road
The superintendent of the WamSutta
mills OF New Bedford. Mass. = visiting
tie family Of Capt. William ii. Clifford
| on Oliver street.
The Misses Clara +. Lindsay and
Maude l. Chids are visiting Miss Lind
say's sister. Mrs Clara A. Walker, In
Wakefield. Later they are to soJourn az
' Narragansctt Pier
Ex-Lieutenant Governor w. 7. c.
wardwell IL having a new cottage erected
at Bristol Narrows, and Everett West If
the contractor.
The frog rails for the turnout on the
spur track of the Consolidated railroad
at the south end OF Thames street. have
been shipped here and will be installed
J when the frogs for the crossings OF the
Suburban rails on the same street are
ready This will be in about week.
Probably never were the streets In az
wretched condition as they are at the
present time and there seems 10 be no
movement made by the council TO Inn
prove them.
= The council is tree warden. what are
his duties. does any one know7 DO the
officials know who appointed him.
Jacob Ingram's horse ran away on
Franklin street, last evening. and the
contents scattered along Franklin. Main
and Bradford streets. The animal was
captured near Bradford street.
a lad named Earl Bernier was run
| over yesterday on Thames street near the
public wharf by the low gear OF the Gran
ston Worstcd company. AT the time OF
the accident the boy was playing In the
street His feet were badly crushed and
| hc sustained other Injuries. DR.. Rus
cell s. Church r. attending him
Yesterday morning Lavinia Hazard. re-
siding on Mount Hope avenue, was ar
rested on a warrant by Chief OF Police
Hoard. on n complaint OF her husband
Etennie IT Hazard. who charges her with
an assault. alleged 20 have been commit
ted on Monday evening Mrs. Hazard
was arraigncd before Judge IT r. Ben
rett. and pleaded not guilty The case
was continued for hearing. William Tny-
ior furpfahcd bOnfe for Mrs HazarF IN
tho sum Of 800
John w. Money. who died at Carolina,
In the south part OF the state on Tues
day, was former resident OF this place
and superintendent Of the Reynold Manu-
| featuring company cotton mill. on
Thames street about 20 years ago
Members or the Uniformed rank OF the
| knights OF Pythas visited Burnside
lodge. No. "a. Knights Of Pythias. OF this
| town, last evening