The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-04

This morning Joseph Silva was brought
into court on a warrant charging that or
August 10. he assaulted George Cassidy
him to such an extent that he was OBJ.
liged to go to the hospital for treatment
He pleaded guilty and was sentenced &c
pay fne OF $50 and costs.
| According TO the story told In court
provoked assault on Cassidy, and after
knocking him down and black.ng both
| OF his eyes administered further punish
ment by breaking his nose and infiictins
other injuries.
VETERANS ARE HAPPY.
The pension papers OF the veterans
have come. and this morning there was
quite delegation OF them in the office
OF the town clerk. having their vouchers
made out There are a good many of
the veterans In this town and every
quarter, there are busy times for a day
or two fiiling out the vouchers.
BACK AGAIN
This morning a number OF local mem
bers OF the Order OF Eagles. who went to
New York 10 atteni the convention OF
they had an excellent time and are well
satisfied with the trip.
The session. they say, was a very in
teresting one and they feel well paid for
Their attendance
REAL ESTATE REGISTER.
The following transfers OF real estate
have been recorded at the town clerk S
office:
Ohanis Kazarian quitclaimed TO Bogor
Ohanis ct al, two lots OF land with ah
the buildings and improvements, thereon,
n mia for
A. w Veazey OF Norfolk, Va, sold to
Toby w. Betz ct ux, lot IS on East Prov-
dence Park plat for $40.
Theodore f. Greene OF Proviience sold
70 Alphonse Bieuverence OF Central
Falls, certain lots OF land on the Frank
lin plat. with all the buildings and i'm
provements thereon for $500.
Toby w Betz eft ux mortgaged to Ar
thur w. Veazey, lot Sc on East Provi-
dence Park plat for $500.
ANOTHER ATTACHMENT
c. G.. Brunnkow has filed an attach
ment against the property OF the Hope
Land company. as well as against their
account with the United National bank
He sues for $e4.62 on book account and
has retained Thomas Holton as his at
torney The writ Is made returnable TO
the Sixth district court on September IS.
THE STANDPIPE.
The second series OF steel supports for
the big tank OF the new standpipe have
all been put in place and the hoisting ap-
paratus raised up so as TO facilitate the
handling of material at the top. The big
steel columns are riveted together ana
braced with a network OF steel rods.
which are supplied with turn buckles TO
provide for tightening up when occasion
requires.
ALPHA LODGE MET
The regular meeting of Loyal Alpha
lodge, l. o. o. F.. M. L.. was held in Odd
Fellows hall last night. There was a
large number OF the members in attend
ance including number OF visitors. Some
very interesting remarks pertaining to
the work Of the order by p. p. G. NJ
Worrall and p. Il. G.. NJ. Barrett
IN COURT.
There were three cases in court this
morning Two men acknowledged that
they had been intoxicat ted to such a de-
gree as to amount TO a violation OF de-
cency and were assessed 81 and costss
The third pleaded guilty to an assault
and was fined $50 and costs
THE NAVAL RESERVES.
Tho Naval Reserves are still taking
considerable interest in the shooting and
have done some very good work at the
range Some OF them have already quail
Ned as sharpshooters and several have
qualified as marksmen. There are several
crack shots in the division and IL seems
that In this years. as in former years the
division will capture at least a fair share
OF the honors in this line Since the es-
talisbment Of the range the men OF the
local division have established a record
which is excelled by few II any OF the
organizations OF the Rhode Island militia
THE YACHT RACES
There was considerable local interest in
the f1nal race OF the series between the
Reliance and the Shamrock yesterday. al
though there were few who expected that
the latter boat would win The interest
was caused by the fact that this race
would decide the bets which had been
made on the series and these were sever
al or these ranging from cigar TO $50.
one or the enthusiasts who Is said 70
have won good money on the races was
Judge Hicks. who had one bet OF S25 up
and several wagers for smaller amounts.
There was an eager crowd OF people
watching The News bulletins Of the race
and they were loud in their praise of the
interest taken by The News I'm getting the
intelligence OF the yachts TO them at the
earliest possible moment.
A DRINKING sCRAPE.
Yesterday a man who was driving two
horses attached TO loaded lumber
wagon stopped on watchemoket square
for drink. lie drove the OUTFIT up I'm
front Of one saloon and then crossed the
street and entered the other saloon after
his drink
The horses caught sight OF the drink
Ing fountain on the square and decided
that they wanted a drink and started af-
ter H. In going for the fountain they
turned too short and dumped portion
OF the load of lumber into the street.
Had IL not been for bystander who
caught them BY the heads the whole load
would have been spilled and the team
damaged
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