The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-06
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Mayor Higgins presided at the regular
meeting OF the board of aldermen held
last evening. The resolution passed ny
the council In regard To an investigatlon
OF the terms under which public service
corporations now use the pubnc nlgh-
ways was concurred in. Nictualling
house licenses were granted william
Burns, Edward Burns and l.. A. Asqulth
and a tavern license 10 Donlan Il Hand
The petition OF T. l.. Delaney 10 operate
a merry -go-round on Dexter street was
granted A petition for sewer on
Coyle avenue from Broadway to the rail-
road track was referred TO the commit
tee on sewers. To the committee on po-
lice and licenses was referred the mat
ter OF revoking the license OF Eugene
Sullivan for a lunch cart Matters re-
lating 20 changes OF grades on Estcn,
Paterson and Woodlawn avenues were
further continued 10 the next meeting.
Two residents of North Attleboro had
a mixup on Trinity square about
his name 10 the police as Frank Sherman
was seen TO take dollar note from the
hands OF his fellow townsman. There
was no officer about at the time. but "a
telephone message brought officers from
the station and both strangers went
there. Some time after Sherman reach
ed the station IL was found his head was
badly cut. so Or. Richards was sum
moned The other mans name was Mil
ler but Sherman refused TO make a COM
plant so Miller was let go and Sher-
man detained because of bis condition.
Last evening two freight cars on train
ei from Boston left the rails near the
Pine. street crossing, No one was in
jured
panys plant yesterday William Kelly. an
employe. had a portion Of the index fin-
ger OF his left hand caught in q planer
while at work At the hospital the fin
ger was amputated at the hrst joint
James s Anderson and Mary Jane
Walling were united IN marriage by Rev.
j. j. Woollcy az the parsonage OF the
Park Place Congregational church last
evening There was n wedding supper
and reception az the home OF the groom's
parents.
Real estate conveyances--Joseph Bou-
lais sold 90 Adelard Martin land. build
ings and improvements on southerly side
OF Benefit street: consideration. $40
Henry Rosenhlntt sold 90 Mary 4. Cap
well two lots OF land with buildings and
improvements on Dunnell Park plat No
Mortgage decd Of real estatc-From
James Dick TO Sarah Wilson land with
improvements on southerlN side OF
Huots avenue. amount 5000
Intention of marriage--James Hall and
Rose Ann Deery. both of this city
The anti Keenanites are doing lots of
talking. II was a nrst proposed by those
~ them who are In the board of alder
men 10 not elect commissioners. no mat
ter what might happen hut last even
ing four OF them met and decided 10 en-
gage counsel
Ofiicer Slocum arrested young man
last night whose vlgils az n Young wo-
mans home were dlsagreeahlc 90 her.
The young man simply watched the
house whore tho young lady lived but
she. II seems. found even this slight at
tention disarreeable
The Star Hair Cloth company. accord
ing 10 the returns ~ the city clerks
Office. has pald up capital n yTcDO and
do not exceed $500. John
A. McAllen. Frank =. Bacon and Mabel
G. Bacon are the stockholders
An old gentleman whose name could
not hc ascertainod feI from n fonsdaia
avenue car Yesterday He had n narrow
escape from going under the car wheels
Members n the FIRST n I Cavalry
Veteran association will attend the re-