The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-20
BRISTOL.
Miss DewoIf Dead-Echo Of
Tur.Of. War Fracas -TOHavo
lha JsWIsh Synagogue.

died at her home on High street. yester-'
day morning. having been Ill for many
months. Miss De Wolf was born in
Bristol in ls45. and lived a very retired
life in her native town
She was the daughter OF the late Will
liam B. De Wolf and granddaughter OF
the late Captain James F. De Wolf. once
the most prominent citizen in the state.
and owner of many successful pr.vateers
in the war with England. in 1912. Captain
De Wolf was senator TO congress from
Rhode Island. and during his term Preyi-
dent Jackson was his guest here He was
member OF the state Legislature and
speaker OF the house for several years
Miss De Wolf was 81 years of age She
is the last OF the family in which two
brothers have died recently --..e was
member OF st. Michaers Episcopal
church
Mr. Robert Van Name. OF sausus
Mass, was brought here yesterday to be
taken to the Hopeworth san.tarium for
treatment o nervous prostration.
Mrs Robert Andrews and her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Elizabeth Adams, have gone to
the mountains in Massac husetts to visit
Mrs. Henry NJ. Gibson. her sister who
Is spending several months there.
In the district court yesterday morn
| ing Ralph Palumbo. OF harrington, who
was brought here by Chief OF Police
Bowden on the charge Of assault on CHo-
vanni Bustiste Androzzi. pleaded not
guilty and his trial followed Palumbo
| and the complainant were participating
In tug-of-war a. the Italian celebration
Saturday. on opposing teams and II was
from that contest that the trouble start
! ed, the complainant stating that both
had friendly wrestling bout and Pa
| Jumbo being the under man in the fall
became angry and tore Androzzi's shirt.
| and afterward drew a revolver when by
sta;fers interfered.
Palumbo was found guilty and fined
s14lo. A number OF civil cases were
called and continued. The case of w
r.. Perry vs.. Henry Gardner. was dis
continued In the civil case OF Moss
and Krieger. VS. Arthur Sousa Attorney
| T. II. Crowley moved that the garnfshee
be discharged.
Nelson Reed has sold TO Alexander G.
| Fales. a two-story and half house with
a lot OF land through the real estate
agency OF Clark H. Straight.
The Bristol baseball team will play the
Favorites OF Fall River next Saturday
afternoon on the common. The VISITING
team is a very strong one and will prob
ably keep the Bristols guessing
A large number OF people from Bristo
are attending the Kickamuit grange bake
Il today. which Is being held on the ground:
adjoining Grange hall. Warren
Mr.. and Mrs Henry w. Mott OF wor
cester Mass. are here on visit to Mr.
and Mrs A. Russell Newman.
Thomas III. Henderson and family o
Chicago are here on a visit to his moth
er. Mrs. william Henderson. on Bourr
: street. Mr.: Henderson is in charge Of tn
compounding and callendering depart
, ments OF the Morgan and Wright Rubbe
, company's plant In Chicago
. Rev. and Mrs. T. Newton Owen ar
: visiting relatives and friends in Glouces
ter. Mass.
' Miss Beatrice Stewart Of Newport 4
the guest OF Miss Jeanette F. Kirkwoo
y on High street
8 James Dixon. the contractor. Is ava
visiting friends in Peacedale and Me-
Bedford. Mass.
Miss Ella A. McCaw OF this town
graduate Of the Rhode Island Commei
cial school Of Providence. has accepted
position as stenographer and typewrit'
in the office OF the Congdon Carpent'
A company OF Providence.
II T. Fred Schofeld. formerly Of this tow
and former employe In the Phenix O
. flee. is here on visit Mr. Schoheld
y now employed as a linotype operator
the Baltimore (Md) Sun
The deed for the transfer OF lot
land on Fox Hill plat from Sarah f. Johr
ston to Algernon L. Johnston was n
corded at the town clerks ONCE yeste
Ia day.
&c Mrs Thomas, Stead and daughter
" New York and jamestown are visitii
s. Mr. and Mrs l.. s. Hoffman on byhe
,e street
- r-no reoatta committee OF the Brist
. Yacht club is arranging for an open =
E. ratta TO ne held Saturday, Sept. D. Ca
,e tain Nathaniel q. Herreshof. the
siener has donated a handsome silv
cup. and will be marked Herresnc
IN Gun" The usual rules governing {
a reaattas of Bristol Yacht club VIII
~ used and the courses will be the same
- in the regatta of July p.
~ Rv an official vote of the executi
lg noard OF the State Street NJ. r. chure
ie a months vacation has granted TOT |
ne pastor TO be taken at his convenience.
ID There has been no meeting OF the sin
ing fund committee owing TO there y
xe being members enough TO form quoru
no 7, WAS continued until next Tuesday eve
e. ing.
Tha society OF Christian Endeavor
the First Congregational church went
US Roger williams park yesterday afterno
:" in a special car.
The government steamer Cactus,
ch ployed in supplying lighthouses andp u
inc huovs harbored here last night
AT THE deeds Of a lot OF land on Richmo
II street have been passed by Ben1an
~ smith 10 n Hebrew corporation tern
IL Cheora Aqudas Achin. A buildinfg is
be moved there. which is TO serve as
M place OF Jewish worship.
considerable money Is changing har
ON the cup race OF today. although
)i- odds offered are greatly In favor OF
To- yankee boat. one bet was made OF
sit 10 a. that the English man would not
ai- one Of the series;
as Uydraulion Fire company holds Its
he nual neld day at Mount Hope PARK
saturday. Aug. % A clambake with
rus nxings will be enjoyed.
a Sauiteaeue are being caught very PIE
ifuiiv I'm the harbor. one person on W
rosdav caught then of good size.
,ch studious Boy--v-P 1.-The. !. the mesn,ns ,.a,1ss
rty market value 10, ,n.,lns' vai,,s is the ri
op- vou pay for q tnlng intrinsic val
is what you get when YOU SCI, ~, y,