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HOTEL ARRIVALS

At the Florence-H. L. Ramsey, Nat
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Bell. Talladega; W. X Smith, Jr,, Cincin-
natl; J. P. Creal. Louisville Henry An
derson. Georgia; ]. II. Hayes. Jasper; J..
Brown, Montgomery; George A. Beau
champ, Montgomery; B. A. Yensen, Phil
adelpbia; J.. N. Beckham. Atlanta; J. r..
Nelly, Fayetteville; T. N. Wilson, Nash
vile; ]. M. Stephens, Gadsden; ]. J..
Donegan, Alabama; George NJ. Plaisance.
New Orleans; w. A. Clark, Alabama; w.
l.. NELL, Alabama; Alex Brewis, Ala
bama; Charles Stewart. New Orleans; j.
Fl. Wynn, Dadeville; T. s. Williams, OK
moor; P. w. Arnett Portsmouth; ]. r.
Rhodes. Ensley; Mr.. Assheton, Baltimore;
w. b. Townsend, Blocton; w. r. Oliver,
Calera; M. r. Halahan. Atlanta; II. H.
Powers. Knoxville; J. p. H-ller. Indiana.
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w HILE his closest friends WIN not
wv admit that he is candidate for
probate Judge persons familiar
with Jefferson county politics insist that
Judge Samuel e. Greene will make the
race as successor to Judge Stiles
Since the positive announcement by A.
o. Lane that he is not and will not be a
candidate for probate Judge those who
at present are looking far ahead say that
1t is almost certain that Judge Greene will
be candidate. Personally he will not
discuss the matter and no positive state
ment can be gotten from his lntima te
friends.
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Mrs. MoIIie PearIe.

Mrs Molie Pearle. aged 81 years died
wednesday night at 6i3 South Twentieth
street, and the remains were sent yester-
day to Oakman. Ala.
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1t is argued that Judge Greene, on ac-
count of his long service to the county,
should be given a position which pays a
larger salary than his present office. He
Is eminently fitted for either place and
his fiends continue to keep his name to the
front in political gossip.
on the other hand it is argued that the
county could not afford to do without
Judge Greene on the Criminal court bench.
Since his election he has saved the county
thousands of dollars and well known
lawyer said yesterday: Il had much
rather see Judge Greene's salary increas-
ed to $4,000 than to see him leave the
Criminal court bench"
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-07
PAWTUCKET.

Andrew Owens last evening was struck
oy an electric car at the corner OF Mai
and Water street. but was not seriously
/ injured, so far as an examination at the
General hospital could determine His
scalp was badly torn by striking the
payements There Is a conflict OF testi-
| mony as 10 whether tire gong was rung
by the motorman or not Dr. French at
tended owens previous TO hts being taken
70 thc hospital II was special car
The funeral Of Miss Catherine r.
Reayey soleniniz-d from st. Mary 3
church YESTERDAY was largely attended.
high mass Of requiem Many aoral trib-
w. B. h. OF wnich the deceased was a
Chairman Thomas McCardie OF the bar
hers commission addressed the Journey
men BARRIERS union last evening
70 Nue. Much 70 the regret Of his p9rishioners,
tor OF the Pleasant View Baptist church
for the past Ave years has rendered his
resignation IN. resignation will take
Daniel Clark who recently disposed Of
his undertaking business. left yesterday
with his wife and son for Santa Cruz,
Cal Mr. clark will make that place his
Last evening the officers Of sauantun
There was a good attendance of tribes
There was bad wa.hout on Black.
stone avenue discovered by officer jo-
serh Smith last night
Plans for the observance ~ Labor Day
Will be formulated at a convention of Ia.
Dor delegates Friday evening
state Deputy NJ. J. Cummings OF Provi-
denee addressed Delaney council. X. of
C.. last evening
Former superintendent Of Schools Fish
or was q visitor TO this city Yesterday
The Pawtuokct street car mon and the
Woonseckets played ball this afternoon
John ". Adims has been elected chair
man of the commission to widen Main
street LYONS Delsney r. secretary YES
terday the commissioners conferred with
city Engineer Greene.
Tire prospect Is that tho board of as
SCISSORS. which IS hard az work Will find
little opportunity 10 assess now buildings
j. j Shabbott was ~ the last meetinu
of the Retail Clerks association elected
business agent The association will hold
, trolley party soon woonsocket is the 4
Intended destination
Al the East side Improvement society 4
Governor Garvln will speak on The CITY
as n Corporation -
Last evening the Master Carpenters.
sssociapon held meeting President 4
Dennis j Shea presided over the meeting
received ~
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1.-THE NEWS OF THE STATE.

sunday
Miss Finley. guest Of s. Gilman Bowen
and family, left Monday morning for her
home In charlestown. s. c.
Cornelius 8. Green OF Fall River has
opened his summer residence on Ttverton
James X. Mahoney Of the R. A. Nc.
Whirr company. with his family. arrived
on Narrasansett avenue TO remain for
Fred Macomber and family OF Fall
River have arrived az their cottage on
the Hummocks for the season.
Mrs. Belle Greene. Mrs. Emma Goff and
Mr. Frederick Jenny OF Providence spent
the Fourth at Stone Bridge. returning
The 14th annual lawn party Of the Cen
ral Baptist church will be held We'd
nesday afternoon and evening on the
grounds Of osmond V. Potter az the head
of Evans avenue
Namquit grange. p Of H. will hold it's
regular meeting Wednesday evening at
Grange hall, Tiverton Four Corners.
Rev. Mr.. Baker OF New Jersey occupied
inc pulpit OF the Central Baptist church
Mr. Kimber Of Newport was the speak
er Sunday afternoon at the Friends
meeting on the Highland road
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RIVERSIDE.
The Summer Season Is Now In
Full BIast-Many Cottages
and Hotels Well Patron|zsd.

The summer season is now on and sum.
mer visitors are. according TO all appear.
ances, much more numerous than perma-
nent residents. There r. an unusually
large contingent registered at all OF the
local hotels, and many private rodging
houses are crowded. The cottages are
all full. and II is hard work 10 hire a
tenement for any price.
great many sections OF the country
are represented by this heavy influx OF
visitors. who come here TO escape the
heat OF the crowded cities. Many of the
OF company.
HUcKLEBERRIEs ARE RIPE.
Huekleberries are ripe and several par
their pals full Of the luscious fruit The
crop is not as heavy as In some past
years. but there are some and these are
being eagerly sought after. The swamps
are not as wet as might have been ex-
pected from the amount OF rain which
has fallen but there is considera BILE
water I'm them yet
But one huckleberry party has as vet
reported the discovery OF a wasp's nest
Personal MENTION.
Miss Ella CRUDE started yesterday for
Cambridge Mass. She will take a spe-
cial course in physical culture at Har-
ward
Miss Huldah Sealander left this morning
for visit 10 Caribou, Me.
TONIGHT.
Gen. A. r. Burnside council. No. s. O.
l. A: NJ, will meet in Mechanics hall this
evening.
The regular meeting Of St Marks guild
VIII be held tonight In the Parish home
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TlvERT0N.

Monday afternoon Edgar Greenhalrh.
youngest s~f' of Mr. and Mrs Thoma
Greenhalgh, entertained az his home
Broadviev ~ ~ his Young friends
from 20 ~. the occasion hetns tho cele-
eration OF his 10th birthday He was az
sisted IN entertaining b, his sister Miss
Eliza Greenhal2h. and her friend Miss
Annie Cornell Tho rnir somewha, inter.
fered with the program ~ amusement
however The time was rncrrily passed
tne mouse WIN games OF several kinds
supper was served on the spacious
piaxras. the table being laden with many
The centrs 81 attraction was the birth.
day cake Illuminated with 10 lighted
candles. The Young host was kindly re
and pre'tv BIRTHDAY sifts The s,I..,. re-
ceired 20 souvenirs ~ the occasion candy
srld an THE Yevrih ~ fulV ~ HI, r@ute
iN quartz cf milk
Miss Maud Mersonnsll OF Fan River
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Watchi mokeI Engine Company Holds a
Regular Monthly Meeting.
Excursion Of ST. Mary's SundaySchoo|.
Other Matters Of Interest.

some ice cream. on the return tim h<
stopped 10 talk with an acquaintance and
never thought about the package O,
cream. which he held under his arm.
When he finally arrived at the house
again the cream was in a semi-liauid
condition and II was necessary 10 crack
| up the ice In the refrigerator and freeze
II over again. The young woman COM
! menced TO laugh at him for being absent
minded, but when he told her ne was
thinking OF her so hard that he forgot
the cream she blushed and looked pleas
ant while he turned the crank
THE NAVAL RESERVES.
The Naval reserves commence this
month TO hold their boat drills every
Ihursoay evening Lieut.. Bliss has is
sued the following order:
WEEKLY BOAT DRILL
I. Every Thursday unta further notice.
there will be drill in the boats
III. Men will assemble at boat house
III. Uniform-white blouse and white
cap.
w. No clothing is TO be left at boat
house unle-s the same ha. been marked
with mans number and IL left under
lock and key in room provided for that
purpose.
A NUISANCE.
Inc warm weather IL bringing out
crowd of hoboes which are rapidly be-
coming nuisance. A few nights ago
one held UP a party OF young men and
solicited money and during the last few
days several have entered business es-
Adjustments and solicited aims and food
They are evidently posted on the move
ments Of the police. as they almost IN
variably work one end Of the beat while
the onicer is on the other.
BIG EELs.
Among the local fishermen are several
who make II a business 10 Ash for eels.
These are running unusually large this
season and several Weighing three
pounds and over have been taken One
Founders are frequently caught The
flesh Of these are IN good condition and
is not pervaded with the strong taste
which IL supposed TO be characteristics
OF large specimens OF this kind Of neh
Squiteague are also running In good
numbers and in good sizes
THE MUSTER
The veteran fremen are making active
preparations 10 participate IN the mus
ter at Crescent park on the 3oth OF this
month. They will enter the Geyser one
of the Watchemokets' hand engines will
be entered. Several trial sduirts VIII
be held before the machine IL taken to
the muster.
LOCAL NEWS.
Bucklin post. No 20, G. A. r.. win
meet in Grand :. rmy hall tonight.
The annual excursion OF the United
Congregational Sunday school Will be
held tomorrow.
Reliance lodge. I q. o. F, will meet
tonight in odd Fellows hall
Work on the new sewer is RAPIDLY
nearing completion.
Signs for the new station at Boyden
Heights were put up today
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PAWTUxET.

Contrary 10 its previous custom the La
! dies Auxiliary OF the Volunteer Fir,
/ company. No. / will hold its meeting:
during July and August and last night
good number was in attendance at the
engine house. There was a short bushes.
meeting after which a social time en-.
sued and refreshments Of lemonade
sandwiches and salad were served The
committee for entertainment last nigh,
was composed OF Mrs. Frances Austin
Mrs. William Green. Mrs c. r. Morten-
son. Miss Amey l.. Austin and Mrs
Frank Wilbour
There was a meeting OF the officers OF
Choppequonsett council, 1915, Royal Area
mum last night for the purpose of prepar-
Ing for the initiation OF several candi-
dates at tomorrow's meeting
person OF an obser~hnt turn Of mind
estimated that last Saturday was the
busiest day for several years for the
Lakewood car line and estimated that
nearly 100 people rode between the two
villages. The celebration and parade with
the attractions down the bay were as
signed As reasons for the increased bust
ness
There was a rehearsal OF a chorus OF
young people at the Baptist church last
night which Is to sing at the lawn party
OF the Ladies' Aid society. The date OF
this event has been changed to later in
the month It is stated, probably in the
vicinity OF the nth
The Pawtlixet Athletic association has
lost two workers In the departure OF
Oscar and Roscoe Aldrich for Pitts
burg. Pennsylvania. this week Both
young men have been very prominently
connected with the association and in the
events of last Saturday afternoon Roscoe
won the swimming race, thereby adding
to the laurels OF the club
Harbor Master r. r. Randall has re-
Gently planted channel buoy at the end
of Hayward's point This point has
caught good many unwary navigators
OF small sailing crafts mapping and
number have got aground there so that
In the future they will have an opportu-
nifty TO observe the limit OF safety with
out sounding
Hayward's point is about North Of the
Rhode Island club house and lies of the
bluff which was formerly known as
Bush pasture"
AZ business meeting ~ the Pawtuys-
Baptist Sunday school the following Of
hcers were elected for the ensuing wear.
Benjamin s. Lee. superintendent: Frank
w Angel assistant superintendent.
william NJ. Lee. treasurer: Wilbert z
Dongfellow. secretary: George r. Ar
mold. librarian; Frank w. Seabury. mu
sical director; Walter Engel. pianist.
Mrs. c. Y. Collins, superintendent Of pri-
mary department. and Miss Ethel Shell
don, assistant
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-07
WARREN.

The prizes awarded in the antiques and
horribles on July Fourth are being dis
tributed by Charles W. Miller Of he ceie
oration committee. Prizes aggreEltine
SS are 10 be distributed amongst the con-
testants. The Judges were composed OF
three local business men
Washouts from yesterdays rain were
numerous along the roadbed OF the
Suburban road and I'm several places the
tracks were laid hare by the water
The Warren National Band will render
band concert on the band stand at the
Common tonight An excellent proera m
consisting Of popular and classical selec-
ions has been arranged by Leader s. J
q Keefe
The Y. T s c. y OF the BAPTIST church
VIII hold their regular weekly devotional
meeting IN the church vestry tonight
The regular monthly session OF the
town council was held IN the district court
room yesterday afternoon. Considera bic
financial and otherwise important bust
ness was transacted
Mr. Fritz Starr Of Rrookline Mass has
arrived here 10 spend n months vacation.
Miss Helen ". Eddy OF Charlotte. y. g.
II on visit 20 her relatives I'm Warren
II q. Rurtis has commenced 10 build
n new house ~ Sowamsett avenue. The
new structure will Ne modern In all par.
ticulars.
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SEACONNET PIT.

saturday, July .. Henry e wilcnx ~
IlVerton On going 10 his hshing trap on
Sehoonnet Point was surprised To nnd n
more heavily laden than ususI t'pon IN
-vestisstion n was found that he bed
caught horse mackerel weighing be.
tween H and coz pounds After = hard
f'rnssle II -HaAtshen from fhe frrp and
ns'hs TOO large 10 tak- into their boats
me nshermen were forced 70 tow !,
shore Then ~ Vas SHIPPED 20 the pell
iNncy hsh h,ndlsr The Hugh
S'oeksr CO. % Nsv YORK y,,i,sn ,nrts,
This hsh called by the n.hsrmsn bo,,.
msfkerei is IN N,v York knes.n ., Ara
core ana beicnrs % The Bcni,. family.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-07
CENTRAL FALLS,

The board Of aldermen transacted con-
siderable business at the regular meeting
held last night. Mayor Hume, an
nounced his approval OF an ordinance In
regard to Cross street bridge and also
resolutions appropr atins s24oo for A.
sewer In Adams avenue. appropratins
$500 for repairs at Jenks park. appro-
priatins 500 for repairs in the Office 81
the city treasurer The board concur
red with the common council In appro-
priatons for suppressing small pox and
Tor the milk department After some re-
marks by Mayor Humes the board also
concurred with the council IN passage
or an ordinance regulating the disposal
OF surface water. The report OF the
commission on grade OF Lonedale nvenue
from Smith street TO the Lincoln town
line was accepted Hormiies Fanbert
was given leave to withdraw on his De-
ttion for hotel license on Broad street.
The vote stood three 10 two After surns
discussion the acceptance OF Madison
avenue as highway was continued 10
the next meeting
Peter German. Jr.. was granted a hotel
license The sewer tax OF Jane. T.
Anderson was abstted The foliownia
Jurors were drawn Grand jurors: Louis
NJ. Mercier. James NJ Davis. William
Wilson. John J. Crawley, Abraham Hob.
son. David Colduhoun. Petit Juror, we,s
drawn: Charles Girouard. Robert KYLE
James J Goulbourn. Hugh Vaughn.
Walter Briden Myron Fish Peter Cor.
man. George Farrell. James " Kennedy.
John Taylor. John Hunt. Hugh Duvv.
Daniel q. England. George Down~.. val
entine r. Meader. Renjam,n Iafon6e
Daniel Knowles. John Grant. Horace JEFF
fers. Thomas ID Rice. Alphonse r. Cho-
quet. Isaac Tetraut. oliver Tanner.
George 3 shepard
William Rose OF Cumberland was fined
81 and costs for drunkenness I'm the dis
trict court. He was also accused OF
cruelty 10 n horse. The testimony wa.
strong against him and he was fned xio
and costs. officer jerks arrested Rose
'n Sunday at Diamond hffl One other
person was ined for drunkness and a
'ne-lcggei man was let 70 on payme,t
" costs, the charge also being drunk.
.nness
Boys of a mischevfpus nature are 60.
ssFs1 IN hreskng the glass n ere alarm
-oXaf
Some very important highway matter.
'iil come up FER action al the nex. n-.,.
ns of the hoard of alderman
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For brown or black. prepared by
GEORGE oRNsBY. wig Msk.r ara
Hsirvorker iss fremont street pos,on.
II is simple safe ana easily applied. con
tsins no lead poisons use Il once ard
yon ~ill re,'er use any other BrANDING
4 BLANpiNG 81 veyecr..t street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-07

Last evening the G. r. society Of the
Elr,wood avenue Y. " church held n so.
-in-eannect ton -p4tl.-thA- irregular bust
nees meeting. after the program refresh
men's were served The program was as
follows: Plano solo. Miss Hopkins: read.
ing. Mrs Alhro; vocal colo. Mise Hop
kins: plano solo. Mr. Arthur Knott: duet.
Mics Lincoln and NJ Fido. piano snlo.
Miss Hopkins reading. Mrs Aibro: vocal
solo. Misc Hopkins. piano solo. Mr A.
thur Knott Miss Ethsl owen was the
chsirrnsn 81 the committee.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-07
VALLEY VILLAGES
installation Of Officers Of Sons
Of Temperance y Wedding
at flskeviIIe Other Notes.

Valley Division, Sons OF Temperance.
held their meeting last night on ouidnick
street Arctic Center, and after the reg
ulsr routine Of business had been trans
acted a short musical program was rem
dered and later the installation OF the
officers for the ensuing six months was
held. They were as follows Worthy
patriarch, Ellery Thornton; worthy asso-
oiste Miss Bertha Shippee; recording
scribe Miss Eva Eldridge; assistant re-
cording scribe, Mrs. Ora Clarke: conduc-
ter, Mrs. Efiery THORNTON; assistant con-
ductor, Edgar Thornton; financial scribe.
Henry Barton: inside sentinel. Lincoln
Keene: outside scribe, Miss Jessie Brown.
Later in the evening refreshments were
served and a general social good time was
enjoyed
FIskEvILLE.
Al the Notre Dame du Bon Conceil
church in Phenlx Yesterday Arthur Gag
non and Miss Maudy Baker, both OF
Flskevlie. were married by the Rev
Father Lebel Directly after the cere-
mopy the couple were driven TO the home
OF the brides sister, Mrs James Limerick
where a breakfast was served The re-
mainder az the day was spent in driving
about the valley in hack. which pleas
ure was marred 10 certain extent by
the rain, which fell during the greater
part OF the day. Last evening they en-
tertained a number Of their friends at
Mrs Limericks home and an enjoyable
time was had.
CLYDE.
Yesterday afternoon a Portue,Iese Ia
borer employed in the dye house AZ the
Clyde Print Works made a misstep and
fell into vat OF hot dye He was as
sisted out Of the liquid and upon exam
ination was found TO be badly scalded. |
The dye was washed of and doctor
was called Although badly injured his
wounds were not considered dangerous
az, VILLAGE HAPPENINGS.
ST Bsrnabas' Sunday school OF Apo
naug enjoyed It's annual outing today. a |
delightful day being spent at Boyden .
Heights
A new skylght and ventilator is bsing
built at the Fustion department at the
-rompton mill 49,
Last nights sudden shower again
the necessity Of a drain on
Allen street Once more the street was
into roaring torrent BY the
'olumes OF water sent INTO II from the
'venues leading up the Hill from IT, The
street was made nearly impa able In
'ery short time while sand was washed
iown across the track, making II neces-
'ary for several men 20 remove IL before
he cars could continue.
The Fiskevile hrennen who won tn.
'eei race at Arctic Center on the Fourth
completed in only four seconds less than
he state record.
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JOHN o'ccNNgIL,
tats. Caps. Furnishings. Trunk Store s,s
I0urdrA Is Just above the postofics
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1T MELTED.

local young man. was the victim ~
his own fo-Geif1lness last night In
very peculiar W., Ho wns visiting a
neightor who has among the members ~
MS household very attractive young
woman. During the evening the voyrg
man went 10 . drug ., rs and purchased
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-07
nAOIC HAIR STAIN.

1870 won Keramick Arr GO. tea .e,
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The insurance real estate and auction
nusiress established and conducted ey
the late w. a, Phil ps. AZ s and 8 Iron,
niock' oneyvne Square will be con.
tinued by Charles A Phil;ns
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-02-26

LADIES BLACK Isle HOSE, opel
work. our 75c. quality. this week a
45c. Sizes, S15. 9, 81.
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TROUBLE OVER
KAPlOLANl BUILDING

Morris Keohokalole, of the Kapiolani
sEstate Co.. speaking of the charge that
the Kapiolani Estate building encroach-
es on Alakea street, said last evening:
"Our surveyor. Chris Willis, was for
merly in the Government Survey office
and is s. competent man. While he was
running his lines Government surveyors
were with him. We believe he is all
right, but the Government has notified
us that the encroachment cannot be
permitted. We have replied that we
will communicate on the subject as
soon as we can hear from willis. who
is out of town."
1t was said yesterday that there are
four large buildings over the line and
that the Legislature will be asked to
leave them there undisturbed.