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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-16
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Wherefore waxeth their wrath so hot
against letting we'll enough alone?
6 Because II anything Is well enough.
then doth the free trader long 10 tinker
with ~. because II there ar; anything
supremely hated by free traders Il Is any
thing which art we'll enough.
z And. behold. the bltterest thing
about well enough r. for the free traders
to know that wage carners have work.
s. Free traders letting we'll enough
alone! Verify. the memory OF the old
est lnhabltant runneth not back 10 any
such event: for. 10. free traders were
never caught at any such common sense
deed.
O. Behold how Hanna humbleth himself
and goeth I'm for the nomination OF Teddy
like unto thousand OF brick: fw ne that
humbeth himself shall be exalted.
10 The great yellow journal Of our
metropolis. which hath done It's worst
90 stir up enmity between the North and
South. getteth OFT one OF the richest Jokes
OF the season by referring 20 Teddy as a
J generator of such hatred. why am u
\ that free trade hatcrs OF Roosevelt will
I join hand and glove with Tammany land
/ pirates. shotgun Tillmanites who murder
wage earncrs that refuse TO support
them; yea. why am ~ that yellow and
/ saffron journals. sore afflicted with royal
nigger on the brain" always Join with
haters of wage earners and try 80 siren.
uously 20 stir up cnmity between section.
~ this blessed Repubic7
II. There may be many reasons: bu,
the chief among ten thousand is this fact
they fear day and night that through pro.
lection bread winners will have employ.
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At Stone Bridge cottage Saturday a Sc
lect party OF 20 were entertained by MI
William Gadsby to n turkey dinner.
Tonight the Master Builders OF Fall
River will take supper at Stone Bridge
cottage. The company will comprise from
40 to 80 members.
The annual meeting OF the Tiverton ana
Little Compton Fire Insurance company
for the election Of officers was held Mon
day afternoon at o'clock at Little Comp
Mrs. Robert smithers Of Fall River was
in town Monday calling upon friends.
versity was In town over sunday. the
guest of Isaac +. Manchester and family
The fog and stormy weather have him
urdsy nearly all the feet were anchored
at the fisheries with fair catches.
John Carpenter at the Highland switch;
nnse sSnnnea hhfousS ans on % the steps Of Sia
Cummings is attending to his store
M vSndsr@arker GeHTs M f'T 81 Taunton o NV were the
guests Of Mr.. Tabor and Mrs. c r Gif-
Mrs George A. Congdon. Mrs. Walker
Mrs c E GifYord at Welikeit cottage.
June Sunday or Childrens Day was OBJ
served in the evening. by the members OF
church. Tiverton Four Corners, by par
ticularlyl interesting concert the program
OF songs and recitations being hnelyl rem
singing by n chorus OF seven voices. fol-
lowed with responsive reading and prayer
by the superintendent. Song by choir
Praise Ye. the Lord" recitation, Wei.
come" Inez Pearce recitation. Listen,
Elsie Wilcox: song by choir. blossom
Relis." recitation. Whispering Johiah
Wilcox: vocal solo. The Rose Unfading."
Miss Florence w. Brown: reading, Esther
J. Manchester: recitation. '9randmas
Angel" Nina Wilcox. vocal solo. Beau
tifui Bird OF summer Jessie Schlcgel; {;
recitation. Suffer the Children" Rertha
Wilcox: recitation, The Mustard Seed.
Rishteousness" recitation, "Junetlme.
Mabel Aimy: singing. 20 Tis Junctime;
exercise. "Junetide's Message. exercise.
Some OF Natures Voices. motion song.
primary exercise. recitation. Gladys
Pearce. remarks By the pastori singins.
Victory. Victory" choir. benediction
number was appreciated by the audience.
The church was beautifully decorated
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20. d. % and q. on the Bullock Lard
companys plat No. / for $500
oscar j. Bowman sold to Charles and
Ida Brcndin lot II on the r.. o. whitney
plat with all the buildings and improve
ments thereon. for SIS.
Charles and Ida Rrendin mortgaged
same TO John y. Smith for $14oo.
John 3. Carpenter sold to Walter Msr-
cier lot l57 on the Brightr!dge plat for
So
BIT BY DOG.
Charles Potter. while walking down
Burgess avenue this morning was at
tackled, by n dog which bit him I'm the
leg tearingg his clothes and infiicting a
painful wound. TO whom the dog belong
ed is not known.
WORK BEGUN.
Work on the sewer was commenced
this morning. force OF men. under the
direction of an engineer, broke ground
east of the railroad crossing on Marian
avenue. The contract calls for the COM
pletion Of the work In 40 days, and IL
will be pushed as fast as possible 10 meet
this requirement.
Much of the material Is now at hand
ready for use.
LITTLE INTEREST.
There seems TO be but little interest
manifested in the new sewer on Burgess
and Mauran avenues, for which $4,000
was appropriated at the special town
meeting Much OF the material has ar
rived, ready for use and quantity OF
planking has also arrived, ready for use
The work OF excavation will commence
as soon as some good weather arrives
NOTES ABOUT TOWN.
An open naphtha launch Is feet long was
in the vicinity OF the drydock Ii was se-
cured at the dock and now awaits an
owner.
The fve-masted schooner Henry o. Bar
rett, is discharging a cargo Of coal at
harrington dock.
Bucklin post. c. A. r., meets tonight
II is prisoners Night" and various vet
Grams will give their experience in South
ern prisons.
A man was telling last night how he
lost his vote last year. He said he ne
elected TO register until the 1lth hour and
was suddenly taken i'll. When he recov-
cred IL was too late TO register and he
could not vote. He registered early this
year.
The steam yacht Senator, OF Provi-
dence, has had her bottom overhauled
and painted and her topsides painted at
the dry dock. She went overheard this
morning.
The four -masted schooner Jacob NJ.
Haskell Is dscharging coal at Wilkes
barre pier.
The 10Th annual commencement OF ST.
Marys seminary at Bay View will be
held tomorrow afternoon at 23o.
Quite a contingent OF East Providence
young men attended the class day festivi-
ties at Brown University last night
A large scow Is being constructed at
the yard of the dry dock.
Town Clerk ". E. Smyth. was at
Grange hall last night for the accommo-
dalton OF those who wished 10 register.
Quite number availed themselves of the
opportunity.
Mizpah lodge. ID. Of r.. held well at
tended meeting In Odd Fellows hall last
night
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PAWTUCKET.

AT st. Joseph's church yesterday morn
ing Mr. Edward T.. Longas OF Waltham,
Mass. and Miss Clara e. NJ. German OF
this city wero united in holy wedlock.
the celebrant being Rev. FIR. Kinnerney.
After the ceremony wedding breakfast
was served and the young couple left late
for brief wedding tour They will reside
at Waltham.
A meeting of the Building Trades coun-
ell vas held last evening.
The Lynn Cricket club will meet the 10
cal team tomorrow. Play will begin at II
a. nj.
The funeral OF George A. Draper was
held yesterday morning at Bethany chap
el ;. Attleboro. Rev. Mr.. Whitehill con-
Quoted the services. assisted by Rev. ].
j. Woolley and interment was at s. At
tleboro
There remains but one smallpox pa
ticnt at the home OF detention.
The Pawtucket Woman's Suffrage
League held n regular meeting yesterday
AZ the home OF Mrs. J. s. French. After
tho business meeting an hour was devot-
ca 10 social enjoyment consisting OF ml-
sic and later refreshments were served.
Real estate conveyances: Henry A.
Smith sold 10 Jessie +. Smith two lots OF
land. Nos. IS and So on Pidge Farm plat
No. 2. consideration 81 James w. Porter
sold to Charles II. Beever land buildings
and improvements on nofthery side OF
Clark avenue; consideration SO.
Mortgage deeds of real estate: From
Frank Leveilic To Isaac LeveIlle, land on
Eagle Market Farm plat. amount 500
From Joseph Bergeron 10 John p. Smith.
lots Nos I and on Thomas Riley plat:
amount SS25. From Robert Knox To Paw
tucket Institution for Savings. land.
buildings and improvements on Prospect
street: amount 500. From Charles "a.
Beever to Attleboro Savings and Loan
association. land. buildings and improve
ments on northeriy side OF Clark avenue:
amount sl715
Intentions % marriage: Joseph Smith
and Roeal!ne Malvina Brearlt both 90
this city
Delaney council. Knights of Columbus
hold regular meeting last evening. Ar
rangements were made for a fitting OBJ
servanee OF Columbus Day.
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Augustus Affleck of l09 Canton street
was the only citizen of the vicinity whose
name was written on the slate at the
Chafree street police station last evening
Affleck keeps a little store at lo9 Canton
street but for day or so has been in
dulging In strong drink so much so that
those who reside near him entered a
complaint 20 the police TO the effect that
he and his wife made so much niose
Late In the afternoon there was huge
row and then all was quiet and fearing
something was wrong the matter was re-
ported TO the police.
Patrolman Bates was sent 10 investi-
gate and by forcing open a rear window
. entered the house. He found Afleck
asleep So there was no occasion at this
stage of the game to take him into GUS
tody.
Mr.. Bates searched the house for Mrs,
Affleck but cculd not find her and came
away. Later In the evening Patrolman
Toner heard a racket on Eagle street
and upon investigation found that man
making an effort TO kick down the door
of house. AS the inmates OF the house
did not seem to care for his company
officer Toner arrested him for being
drunk At the station IL was learned that
the man was Affleck and that during the
afternoon ne had driven his wife from
the house, and she had gone TO the
house on Eagle street, where he was ar
rested.
THE FALkA CLUB.
The Falka club held a well attended
meeting last evening and disposed OF con-
siderable routine business and elected
the following officers for the ensuing
term: President. Martin Speelman; vice
president Henry Corey: recording secre-
tary. Daniel Byron; financial secretary,
G.. NJ. McGuinness; treasurer, Philip
Corey: corresponding secretary. II. g.
Downing: sergeant-at-arms, william
Ward: standing committee. John Farrell,
Micheal Going. Arthur McGuinness. III.
G.. Downing. George Sears: trustees.
Martin Speelman. Daniel Byron, II. c..
Downing; score keeper. John Mullcda
Considerable time was spent In making
arrangements for the annual outing of
the club. which promises TO be even
more OF a success than those Of the past.
A MYSTERY.
A man whose name cannot be learned
In confined 10 his home on Hartford ave-
nue. with numerous bruises that he re-
ceived not far from his home on Hartford
avenue Saturday night.
The man was on his way home from
work. and when near the railroad cross
ing was set upon by two men, one OF
whom knocked him down without the
least warning. When down the other one
kicked him about the head and side In
most brutal manner.
II In intimated that the injured man.
who is a German. was one of a gang of
men who refused TO take part In a small
strike down street and that the men who
assaulted him were men who dd taks
part in the strike.
Every effort has been made TO learn the
mans name. but OF no avail
BUSINESS MEN.
At the meeting OF the Olneyville Busi-
ness Mems association last evening two
names were added 10 the roster OF the
club and suitable resolutions were adopt
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He Was Looking for Wife but Made
Too Much Noise.
Fa|ka Club EIeC..s New Officers -Un-
known Man Assault ed.
Clneyve News Heernans News
Store Is Hartford Avenue. Telephone 4o-West.

ed regarding the death OF the late William
A Phillips. who was past president and
meWSeT Winnie Sf 'ns who for number
secretary. rendered his resignation, annc
James NJ. Shawcross was elected to nj
A committee consisting OF Messrs. sam
uel Dolby. John O'Donnell and william a.
Banspach were appointed TO arrange TOT
the annual field day OF the organization
IN MONDAY.
Michael CALI IAN and Michael Coyno
the young men OF .his place who nave
successfuily asked FOR substitute letter
carriers. have been, notified that they. VII
begin their labors al such at the dowf
town office Monday morning
Mr.. Callahan for number OF years mas
been in the employ OF James M. shaw
cross. and Mr.. Coyne has been the janitoi
OF ST. Anthony's church.
FoREsTERs ELECT OFFICERS,
The attendance at the meeting OF Court
Gen. Sheridan. Foresters of America.
last evening was exceptionally large and
the meeting was n very interesting one.
The principal item OF business was the
semi-annual election OF officers which re-
suited as follows: Chief Ranger. James
]. McCabe; substitute chief ranger, Am
brose j McCabe: recording secretary,
T. VI. Manning; woodwards, Thomas T..
Shea Patrick Smith; beadles, John
Reilly, James j. Burns: lecturer. Charles
Neriaw.
GENERAL MENTION.
David j. Barr, chairman OF the Demo
cratic city committee has arranged for
an out door rally to be held on the square
tomorrow evening. when ex-Mayor Fitz-
gerald. Representatives p. ]. Mccarthy.
Joseph Mcdonald and Edward M. Sui
lvan OF Cranston, will be the speakers.
The p. +. Burkes would like TO play
any IL TO Is year old team In the state.
Any team OF this kind can make ar
rangements for a game at Palace Gar
den's for Sunday. by addressing 10 WI
liam McGair. 81 Amsterdam street.
Miss Mary McGnn OF Mount Pleasant,
and Andrew Mcdonald OF the north end,
were married by the Rev. FIR. Simmons
at the Church OF the Blessed Sacrament
last evening
At the meeting OF Manufacturers lodge
OF Odd Fellows this evening, the second
degree will be conferred upon one candi-
date.
carriage found by Moses Bersch in hrs
entry Sunday evening. proved to be the
property OF Benjamin Stone of 109 Pocas-
set avenue.
Henry c. King who was injured few
days ago is said TO be somewhat i'm
proved. but Is by no means out OF dan
ger.
Weather permitting. there will be a
band concert on the Dexter Training
ground this evening.
Perservearance lodge, Knights OF Py-
thia, will have work in the rank OF page
this evening.
Olneyville sent its quota to the circus
yesterday.
Piano tickets for St ASthony's fair.
for sale at San Souci's and E-rlow's.
JOHN O'CONNElL,
hats. Caps. Furnishings. Trunk Store and
Laundry Is Just above the postofiice.
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1.-THE NEWS OF THE STATE.

with flowers. of which there was an aoun-
dance. daisys and June roses predominat-
ing. q
Next Sunday morning. June "a. at lo:9o.
"Old Folks Sunday" will be observed.
DIR. Frederick Cobb and his nephew,
Charles Bowen OF Boston. arrived In town
Monday. coming in their catboat from
MattSpoisett.
Ralph w. Nickerson, son of Captain
George F. Nickerson. has accepted a
position with the Berlin Bridge company
OF Berlin. New Hampshire. and left this
morning for that city.
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RIVERSIDE.
Oyster Business Still Active.
The Building Of New Houses.
Other Notes Of Interest.

Although the season is long past when
oysters are on the market for the con-
sumer, business with the producer is
very active. w. L. Sunderland is plant
ing 10000 bushels OF shells for the young
oysters TO set on. The shells are taken
from his own supply and he does not ex-
pect to have to purchase any for this pur-
pose.
POLITICAL INTEREST.
Several young men from here attended
the meeting for the formation of the new
Republican club at East Providence last
night There is an active interest In
politics here on both sides and each party
is working hard to get out full regis
tration.
NEW HOUSES
A new house has been commenced on
the Shore road on which work Is pro-
crossing rapidly. The location OF an
other is staked out on an adjoining lot
and ground is to be broken for II very
soon.
A QUIET TOWN.
From the appearance OF hings on the
square Riverside Is quieter at the present
than any corresponding time for several
years. The present weather is blamed
for the dullness. A local merchant tod
a News reporter he was not doing half
the business he usually did at this time
of the year.
LOCAL NOTES.
General f. A. Burnside Council. No s,
o. u A. NJ. will meet tonight.
The town clerk will be at Narragansett
Engine house with the registration books
Friday night
st. Marks Guild will meet in the Parish
House this evening.
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PUSH IT ALONG.
Providence Took Up the Good
Work and Her Citizens Did
Their Share.

Push a good thing along.
Let others know its goodness.
The Little Conqueror" Is a good thing.
Providence people are andins 1t out.
Many a thankful man.
Many happy woman
Can TESTIFY TO this.
Experience is the teacher.
our citizens are telling their experience.
Here is n case OF thread.
BE introduced TO the Little Conqueror. ="
Mrs. John Reilly OF Mathew street
says: II was subject of and on for
about 10 years to backache and iameness
through my right side. After exertirg
myself the pains were very acute ana
caused me much annoyance Doan's Kidney
Pills relieved me OF backache end lame
ness in very short time. They are
valuable and reliable preparation. and Z
gladly recommend them to others"
For sale by all dealers Price 50 cents.
Foster MIiburn Co. Bunalo. n. Y. sole
agents for the United states.
Remember the name. DoANs. and take
no substitute.
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(11R KIP.
1 GOCTOR las FOt NO An
AMTlDCTE.

II know it is very unprofessiona,,
said DIR. Karl Bauer. 81 North Port, "bv
I'm goiug TO tell you how cure Grip
There goes a funeral now. I'll wage
10 . Grip victim. Thank goodness i {
10 patient o. iniBe, for haven't lost
case since began using Brazilian Ball.
, yes, its proprietary srticle and sole
by druggists, hut etiquette must sten5
cside before such scourgc as this
Why, this Is the only ;hirc Known tia
kills the germ. hence Il always prevent
pneumonia and collapse. IL takes n lis
;lc time and people should get the s.
cent or fl.cJ bottle s1d siick TO IL til.
every ,estige Of IN, disease disappear
then no after bad effects will iollo~. Pc
all diseases ofthe head. throat and iucg'
snd for bronchitis, asthma, rlsurisy a.,
.-oup, II Is simply incomr,fablcS'
What thu q, y or saws IA tr4c, "a =
hTudreds Of other rhvsiciars are usi
rra-ilisr Balm, because i,s the c.
. ing thct cures. Sold ty dN'grists
sut on receip; cf price.
&. 2. IAcxsos s. Co Mfg. cbemicts.
lrdia1 ,pcls, Is4
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ment and better wages. while under free
trade rule cold and hunger shall afflict
the honest wage earners OF America
Forget not that free trade liveth and
moveth and hath its being in the miser-
les OF the common laborcr.
(To Be Continued)
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JOHN O'CONNEll,
hats. Caps. Furnishings. Trunk Store and
Laundry Is Just above the postoffice.
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REAL ESTATE REGISTER

Charles Kcach ~ Providence mort
gagged TO the citizens Savings bark l,ts
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FoREsTERs ELECT OFFICERS

Piano tickets for St Asthony's fair
for sale at San Soucis and R-rlow's.
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c. 0. Wheeler is up from Tow
err City for the:races.
Fred Martin and sister are Up
from Valley City this week.
Geo. A. Luce returned today
from his trip to Georgetown, Col.
Miss Hattie LANCER is the
guest of Mrs. ]. F. Beckerjeck
this week.
Mrs. r. Danskin and daughter
Mildred are here from Hartley,
la. visiting the boys.
81. Danskin went down to
his old home in Iowa last Thurs
day returning Monday.
Mrs. David Shines and children
OF L1dgerwood are guests of the
formers sister, Mrs, A. G. Stiles.
Miss Clara LANCER came up
from 'Casselton Monday for an
extended visit with relatives
here.
II. S. Hunt, P. II. Duncan, A.
Currie, and M. C. Duea are a.
mong the S%laronites in town to-
day.
A baby girl arrived at the
home Of w. I. Warrey at Sher-
brooke on Tuesday of last week.
We extend congratulations.
The Clifford kids came oyer
last Saturday and crossed tats
with n Of our junior tennis.
The score was 10 to 3 in fav " cf
Hoe.
Hope and Page play a matched
game of bal next Wedresi lay on
the home grounds. This viii he
a holly contested game and one
we'll worth seeing.
With every dollar cash rrr-
chase at Fulmer's jewel y sore
you get a chance to guess at the
time that a certain clock will stop
on a Certain day. The clock will
be given to the one MAXI ne the
closest guess.
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B. C. Shaw was a Fargo visitor
the first of the week.
l. r.. F. Hawley was down from
Minot the first of the week.
L. A.. Jacobson is giving his
buildings a new coat of paint.
A. Cummings and family are
down from Aneta for the races.
Miss Hattie Roney is up from
Page visiting relatives in town.
Leo, Arno, and Fred Lang
are Gown from Aneta for the
races
Mrs. Cummings and daughter,
Mrs. Homer aud Fife, and Sam
|Oxton we're down from Finley
TUESDAY.
S. D. Curry has been fixing up
hisshouse and giving it a new
coat Of paint which greatly I'M
p owes its appearance. ..
Miss Julia Larson finished a
term of school near Clifford last
week and will leave this week for
Wisconsin where she will visit
relatives and friends.
We had one professional "fake'
here but he was given his walk
Ling papers. lie had his arm in {
sling and went around with a
hard luck story begging assist
auce. He was suspected Of be.
ing a fake and was taken to DR.
Johnston for an examination
when twas found that he had
blistered his arm and fixed it uI
T. helpSbim work his graft. HI
was advised to leave town forth
j with which he did.
MaAara:s Mins.:e els appeared
here Wednesday and Thursday
evenings and were fully as gooe
as advertised. The entertain
ment given was high class ane
was enjoyed by the largest audi
ances ever in the hall. One OF
the features was the hoop rolling
which was something out of the
:. ordinary and we'll worth the
price of admission. The slack
wire performances we're also I'M
usually good, the performer be
ing a past master il the art
Their band of fifteen pieces was
hired by the Assoc a1ion to fur
nish music in con junction witt
the Pagelband. Every membe'
of the baud is an artist and TIT
mHsic given was Of a high order
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HAIL INSURANCE.

The time has come when all
farmers reed protection against
hail. Do not delay, but take out
insurance at once. Come in and
insure in the old reliable Alliance
Hail Association. If you prefer
to insure in a stock company
can give you the very best and al
the lowest rates for such 1nsur.
ance, the Greenwich Insurance
Company of New York.
WATSON E.. BOISE, ACT,