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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-14
WARREN.

The funeral ~ the infant child Of
George Coyie. who died from the effects
OF scarlet fever was held Yesterday
morning. Tho home ~ the family. was
recently quarantined ny Town Sergeant
George l.. browne.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the NJ. F.
church. held successful cake sale and
entertainment I'm the parlors OF the
church last night. very interesting
programme was rendered consisting OF
vocal and instrumental music and read
ings large sum was realized from
the affair and the proceeds will be added
TO the clubs treasury.
The Fourth Of July committee held a
meeting n few evenings ago and discus
sed arrangements. The celebration this
wear will be one of the most memorable
that the town ha. ever witnessed Two
bands have already been secured and
concerts will be rendered throughout the
day.
Temple court. Washington lodge ~
Masons. held their semi. monthly meeting
n Masonic hall last night Members
from other lodge. were present a. guests
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-14
1.-THE NEWS OF THE STATE.

tournament recently closed. is 10 go up
against Green's team which is local
aggregation Of high rollers, which mas
made record fer itself during the pas'
season. An exciting game rs anticipated.
az there Is considerable rivalry between
the two teams.
POMHAM CLUB.
The grounds and buildings at the Pom
ham club have been put In, repair ior
the coming season, which will open very
soon. Several OF the buildings have peen
re-painted inside and all have>been thor
oughiy cleaned. The grounds have been
put I'm good order the lawn. and mower
beds showing plainly the effect OF the
care bestowed upon them.
steward Hammond expects that 'here
will be an active season AT the CLUB
A FISHING PARTY.
This morning the launch May. in charge
of Manager Fred Is. CON and CAPT -.
r. Read went 10 Providence. whore they
took on a fishing party at Hills wharf.
and proceeded down the river on a fish-
Ing trip. The party composed ot aoou,
where they spent a pleasant day distrib-
uting samples OF musses TO the hnny
denizens OF the deep. for which that
vicinity is celebrated
= LOCAL NEWsLLTs.
George A. Goff and a party OF friends
went out TO feed their pet chaugsits this
morning. Some one vino saw tnem said
they had gone out with hooks 10 catch
fish. but they would not be so cruel.
They simply used the hooks 10 hand the
rations down TO the nsh. ana were very
sorry when three tautog got caugA. on
them.
Riverside lodge. No p. *. OF p. held
a meeting In their hall in Gruber hall
last night. Arrangements for accom-
panying Warren lodge TO Newport TO pre-
sent the emblematic shield To Redwood
lodge were discussed.
a carload OF lumber from Burlington,
VT arrived for the Anthony Coal and
Lumber company this morning.
Thomas Mclaughlin is confined 10 his
home with bronchitis
Mrs. James Cassidy is seriously III al
her home on Bullocks Point avenue Last
night consultation or physicians was
held
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-14
EDCEW00D.

There was n very warm contest between
the Edgewood grammar school team and
n ball team composed partly OF members
OF the paWtuxet grammar school anu
graduates on the local grounds. the
game was practice contest, the thiru
in fact which has been played with the
Pawtuxet orga ard this time the
latter team came up 70 wipe, out Two
OF supporters with them.
There appears 10 have been grave
MISUNDERSTANDING regarding the duration
OF tho game which did not cause any
trouble until the sixth inning, when the
score stood: pawtuxet. 3; Edgewood, y
and then the trouble began. The Nis-
ltors claimed they had only agreed 10
play six innings. while the Edgewooi
team insisted that n Thinning game had
been agreed upon. The discussion waNed
warm Tor "A while. and the supporters OF
both teams Joined In and before they
finished n was too late To play more,
m they wanted to- The umpire declared
the game for Edgew ood. 80. ON account
OF the refusal OF the visitors 20 play fur-
Their and the visitors repudiating the up
piTe declare the score To ~ correct, No
the game depends much upon where YOU
inouire concerning ~.
Tho teams were made up as follows
PawtuNet-Pipher. T.: Pickering p; W.
wilIoughby III n. Aldrich, % q. Fear
ney. 40. ". Horton. So. Ellington. CT :
Kidd. RI: o. Aldrich. N Edgewood eram-
mar school-E. Weitz. G.. Charlee Sisson.
D., C. weitz, ID c. Hall. 20 TUCKER 81. !
Hoxsle. e. Thomas, RI. Washington, a. /;
Parker. H. Umpire. II. Weits.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-14
PHENIX.

The following arrangements OF McGreg-
or post, c. A r., for the observance of
Memorial Day were made public today
the order being numbered one and being
issued by command of Arthur W. Dean,
commander
On Sunday May cath. the post will meet
at 9 o'clock sharp, and will march direct
ly TO the cemetery on Parker street, and
after the usual services Ihere will attend
the services at the River Point Congre-
gational church.
on Saturday May 30th, the line will
form at Post hall and will be made up as
follows: Flower wagon, firing squad,
Camp Francis G. Greene, Sons of Veter-
ans and McGregor post. The route OF
march will then be as follows: To the
Cotterel cemetery at Fiskev.lle, return
ing through Phenix and River Point 10
Natick, then to Centreville and Cromp-
ton due at the latter place at 80 o'clock
thence through Quidnick and Anthony
to Knotty Oak cemetery, thence by way
OF Anthony to Greenwood where the coli
umn will probably arrive at about 2:3o
O'Clock
on Sunday, May 81, the post witt pro-
ceed TO Greene where memorial services
will be held at the cemetery in that
place. The Relief corps will not accom-
pany this post this year as has been the
custom but will have a supper prepared
for them at the Post hall when they get
back.
Last night the Benevolent society con-
nected with the Methodist church held a
bean supper at the parsonage which was
n success and was well attended. After
the supper which was served from s un-
Ill O'Clock a very pleasant time was en-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-14
PAWTUxEF.

The regular meeting OF the Ladies' AID
society of the Baptist church was held
yesterday afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
George r. Arnold on Broad street. The
attendance was the largest for many
weeks and an extremely interesting ses-
sion resulted. Vice president. Mrs. Thofn-
as F. Bartlett presided and suitable ac-
tion was taken regarding tho death OF the
president the late Mrs Rachael r. Cooke.
Miss Bessie Williams read an interest
ing paper on the work of the late presi-
dent I'm connection with the society and
delivered a glowing tribute TO her mem
ory
The members of the congregation OF
the Baptist church are saving rubber ana
old metal Tor another social similar to'the
one held last fall at which a large sum
~ money was realized from contributions
of cast OF rubber. There was n request
TO this effect delivered from the pulpit
last Sunday and the congregation was re-
duested TO retain any sort of old metal
they might have At home or old style
iewelry or rubbers. The notice was given
out NJ this time In order TO have a
chance to accumulate n great quantity
before the day appointed.
Prizes for the pool tournament. which
was such an attraction NJ the fire station
during the wiBtcr are hclde M indefinitely
because OF the failure of the last players
TO complete their games From various
causes games were not played on the last
nights OF the schedule and ;hey have been
put over from time Co time and now the
whole thing Is blocked because of the
failure 81 these TO complete their portion.
About 2i0 pounds of handsome tautug
and a -l,.4sl4Al-er more clans was tho IL
sult Of an outing enioved by several rail.
road men and their friends yesterday
down the bav
Tho party comprised Frank II Doiha'n
Y. r. Botham. Bert Rhodes. " ". Libby.
r. e. Wilbur ana e. Allen.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-14
Rev. Mr.. Bass rendered a Reception al
Tabernacle Church.
House Visited by Thieves--Other Notes
From the Busy Suburb.
Olneyve the Providence News Heernans News
Store 1s Hartford Avenue. Telephone 4o-West

rier, who has been in the hospital FOR
some time. and was otherwise afflicted
Is out and able TO do odd jobs and says
that he is ready to accept any thing so
that ne may care for his family, that has
been so kindly and cared for him during
his long Illness.
The handsome st. Bernard dog found
by Patrolman Wilkinson on the square,
Monday evening has been called for by
Mrs, Calvin OF Ridge street The Gal
WINS moved In from Coventry on Monday
and the dog not being used to city life
got astray.
A gang of young men amused them
selves near the Dixie street crossing. yes
terday afternoon by dumping load OF
gravel from n tip cart In charge OF James
German Mr.. German being obliged TO
wait for train To pass.
For the past ten years. Timothy F..
Ryan. p. II. Sullivan, James Hudson.
Capt Walter SannVg and Charles
Knapp OF Boston. have spent day ana
night fishing down the bay and that
Is what they are doing now.
Those who have the time 10 spare can
find no more fun than 10 watch the ball
game b0 ween the carmen and the clerks
OF this place on the Merton fats this af-
ternoon.
Faith lodge of odd Ladies' observed
their ninth anniversary in Odd Fellows
hall on Plainhed street last evening with
an entertainment and supper
The Emmet Rifles and their many
friends OF this place will take part In the
military and civic ball given by the irish
Volunteers I'm Music Hall this evening.
At the $3.50 services Of st. Mary's church
this morning the services OF 40 hours
alteration will begin and continue until
the 1880 services on sunday
Herbert Dawson and Frank Earle, who
are among the best known conductors on
the Olneyville line have returned from
the vicinity Of Bristol where they spent a
number ~ days.
The Italian Catholics at Thornton VII
hold a grand concert and ball In Calf:
hall Monday evening for the benefit OF
the church fund.
patroiman White OF the Chaffee stree
station Is on duty again and Patrolma'
Thomas Smith started on his annual va
cation.
The new cars of the Danelsonville lin
were put into service yesterday and at
| traeted considerable, attention.
\ .I't MFa
| Lactated Food, 20. 40 and 20 cents. Mel
I lens Food 3e and 81 cents; Horlck'
/ Matted Milk, 3s and IS cents, Eskey'
| Food. 20. 80 and So cents: Ridges Food
2l. IS. 40 cents and sl.05. Arabian Balsan
] 10 cents: Soothing Syrup, ~ cents; Teeth
! ing Cordial. % cents; Borated Talcur
/ Powder. lc cents; comfort Powder,
| and 25 cents; nursing bottles, all complet
/ with tube and bottle brush. 10 cents
/ black bottle nipples for cents. Byro
! A. smith. prescription druggist, 10 Olney
Vile square. al
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-14
VALLEY VILLAGES
More to the Failure Of Emer-
gsncy Hospital Than Was at
First Supposed.

The new phase in the Emergency hos
pital even as poorly an equipped one as
mortgage started to take an inventory.
was disclosed. In regard TO the equip
ment OF the hospital with surgical in
truments although Mr.. Tucker has not
yet had aid i'm sorting the instruments
and comparing the present list with that
OF the one included in the mortgage. but
he estimates the cabinet OF steels as de-
cidedly inadequate 10 the needs OF hos
pital even as poorly equipped one as the
the Clyde institution now appears 10 have
been. OF course no one can say whethsr
or not any instruments have been re-
moved but the supply is thought 10 be
very deficient
Another interesting matter which will
concern many not directly connected
with the association as members. as OF
course all OF the $50 who have paid dol
lar since April for years subscr ption
have been buncoed but among the ac-
counts and papers were found unpaid
bills which will without doubt amount 10
several thousand dollars. Those who
will be the heaviest losers are the fol-
lowing: O'Gorman and company, George
L. Clahln, william Sweeney. OTIS Ciapp,
Daggett and Miller, Charles Duke and
IL. {. L. Breasllt. while many others will
lose services ranging from few cents TO
$50. A number OF duplicate bills and
letters from firms asking for payments
were also found. Mr.. Tucker finds that
the amount of some OF the supplies as
accounted in the mortgage do not tally
with the amount at the hospital at all,
there being considerably fewer articles
| than named.
All OF the recent bills have not been
paid even TO the payment or the tele-
| phone rental, milk and ice bills.
The general appearance of the hospital
upon the inside Is very unlike q properly
| conducted institution should be. order
is not maintained in any OF the rooms
! a large pile of bed clothes which showed
! decidedly the result OF use, many being
stained with blood which showed tnat
! they must have been there some time as
/ no accidents are registered which re-
! quired an operation for some time. lr
/ another room was found the Creates
| disorder. matches. cigarette ends, cards
! end 3)apers lying everywhere. The
\ x-ray machine secured from Otis ClapI
/ & Son nearly year ago to be USED tc
/ locate the bullet in Officer Gendrou |
| hip was reclaimed by the owners some
time ago after several attempts at secur
ing a small portion Of the payments hac
proved fruitess.
Joseph Hamilton the former proprietor
wrote to Mr.. Tucker and said that h
| would be here today. is supposed. how
ever, that his interest in the concern II
small. Just what disposition of tn
property Mr.. Tucker will make, he ha
not yet decided upon. He was In tn
bu ldng this morning when the TELEPHONY
ws removed. He also made other inves
legations In the presence OF others Win
were interested.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-14
HARRINGTON.

Last night the Social Whist club enter
taned the Columbia Whist club of Riv-
ersIde at the residence OF Mrs. Staples
and Mrs, Bradford, near the town hail
There were seven tables 10 play and a.
the conclusion OF the playing Mrs. =
Winchester and Mrs. Frank Bradford
were tied for FIRST prize with score OF
ss Mrs. winchester won out on the cut.
MIR. Staples captured the gentlemen
prize with a score OF ~.
tied for the consolation prize which went
10 Mrs Daniels by cutting.
Durfee Cook won the genuemen's con-
ISOLATION prize.
After the playing the hostess served ice
cream and other delicacies and a social
time was enjoyed until nearly midnight.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-14
ron OVER SIXTY YEARS

MRS. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP
has been used for over tixty years py
millions OF mothers for their children
while teething with perfect success. IN
soothes the child. softsns the guns. a.
avs ali pain. cures wind collie. Aho is the
pest remedy for Diarrohes. II will rciies,
the poor little sufferer Immediately. Soc
By druggists In every part OF the vorId
twenty -hve cents q bottle. BE sure ana
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-14

JOHN o'coNNELL.
Hats. Caps. Furnishings. Trunk store and
laundry is Just above the postoffice
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-14

w. SLATER MONRY HAS REMOD.
elled Robbins Restaurant. ii Hartfore
avenue Everything the best
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-14

ooss Not centsln Poisonous Druas.
Use The Andrews Only Warranted Cald
Cure 10 cents at druggists
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-14
AMONG THE RowLERs.

AZ the local bowling alleys The River-
eide team. which rolled IN the league
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-14
GENERAL MENTION.

N was not necessary Tor Messrs James
Riley. John n. Walsh. Michael T. Bra
ney, John Garland. and Patrick Gan
non 10 tell any very large FISH stores last
evening upon their return from Rocky
Point for each came home with market
basket full. sunburned 20 the Queens"
taste. and ss tired a. lot OF school boys
on Circus day.
John Barnes. the colored ex-letter car
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-14
A GOOD ONE

There Is a certain young woman who
has two uncertain admirers. Their
uncertainty is regarding which one
stands first I'm the favor ~ the young
woman. one Of the young men is thank
ing the kind fate which prompted him
10 call about the same time that his ri
val was hanging q May basket to the
aforesaid young woman one Of the men
hung May basket nlled with choice
fruit and confectionery and after Civ
ing the bell n vigorous pull started 10
run down the street.
The other one was coming from the
other way and seeing the fleeing form "
his rival and the May basket hanging on
the door conceived brilliant idea. With
him. TO think was TO act. and he ran past
the house as the young woman and a
brother came out and started ia pursuit
After the other fellow had disappeared
around the corner he allowed himself 10
be captured and taken back TO the house.
where he spent very pleasant evening
with his fair captor.
The man who hung the May basket II
now railing at the hard fate which help
"a n rival 20 take advantage " his well
intended Offering 10 fair maiden. which
ne made at most inopportune time
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-14
JULY 2. THE DATE.
JUST CRIED.

Joseph Abbruzzcse. a little fellow was
found astras on Harold street last even
ing by Patrolman james. The little fell
low could not make the men at the sta
tion understand what his name was. but
ne demonstrated the fact that his crying
apparatus was OF a high order for no
young one howled as he did. His pres
ence IN the station was not wanted for
sleep ip the upper rooms OF the building
vas out OF the question.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-14
REAL ESTATE REGISTER.

The following transfers ~ real estate
have been recorded 80 the town clerk
office Margaret EsFan cold 20 William
r. Medberv. lot No. on the M@ibery
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-14
MRS. HARRIS FUNERAL.

The funeral OF Mary Elizabeth Harris,
~Ae-a4ed TuesdaN--~lli- -be -held-at-her
late home at 10 Waterman avenue to-
morrow afternoon at o'clock
Mrs. Harris was n we'll known resident
She was the widow 81 George W. Harris.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-14
IMPROVED EQUIPMENT.

A mechanic employed by the Rhode
Island company told News reporter that
the open cars Of the company were being
equipped with air brakes as well as fold
ing running boards as fast as the work
could be done. The work Is being done In
the company's shops. IL takes several
men eleven hours TO equip a car with
air brakes so. oN course. considerable
time will elapse before the work can be
completed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-14

Joseph D'Amico brought suit in the SUI
prcme court against the New York. New
Haven and Hartford railroad company
for injuries alleged to have been receiv-
ed at Hauterieve by falling from n car
OF the defendant corporation on July ..
1902 Upon motion of counsel for defend
ant the case was dismissed The suit was
for SIS plO
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-14
GONE FISHING.

This morning Sergeant Adams accom-
panied by Oricer Clements went 10 Nay
att 10 enjoy days fishing. They carried
an ample supply OF bait. provisions and
cold tea. preparatory of spending the
day In catching tautog and other fish.
n is said that fresh water fishing Is
very good at Hunts mills. Suckers and
other small Ash have been caught. but
herring do not get so far up the river.
The Forrest City times., 1903-02-20

Apropos Of the collapse or the
getrich quick concerns, the New
York Wofld says: ITO the person
who has little money, who can
cave little more, and who wishes
10 increase bis hoard as fast IS
safety will permit, these rules are
commended by the best financial
experience: Don't spend it, don't
lend it. Don't trust it TO strangers
without security. Don't invest il
to earn more than or per cent.
No amoani OF financial genius can
improve upon them. The Wall
street normal return from safe in
vestment is / per cent Many
'giliecgec stocks and bonds pay
less; yet are eagerly sought by the
shrewdest investors. Real estst
mortgages il New York are paced
at IL per cent IN large sums and
IS per cent in small ones. There is
plenty Of money offered al these
figures. Yet Two 'gei-rich-quick
concerns, counting their victims
BY the thousand, have been expos
cd in New York IN q single week;
others will be exposed in the fu'
ture as they have been in the past,
The brokerage firm which promi.
ses 200 per cent. profits by blind.
pool investments, has only knaves
for owners and dupes for clients"
The Forrest City times., 1903-02-20
Resolutions OF Respect 10 the
Memory Of II. L. Wright.

Whereas. ID ihe al1ise providence
o. God orr beloved brother. Il L.
Wright. has been removed from among
u, ard las entered into everlasting
rest.
BE Il resolved, That W. The nembels
II Forfes. City Lodge No go, kni gfIs
aud Lsoi.s q Honor % hereby express
our sorrow and regret al the loss Of bis
fellowship, and extend or sincere sym
patty and confidence 70 the bereayed
wife ana friends.
b il farther resolved. That these
resolutions b. Gled 0u ihe Lodge records
AND also published in ths Forrest City
Times. and copy Of tie same sent 10
Sister Wright.
j. I PgDRICK,
SOL LEWIS.
J. 7. FOsDRYN.
Committee.
The Forrest City times., 1903-02-20
CO1ISG TO FORREST CITY.
Three Mouths Service FTae-Dr. W.
Is LIE. TIE DisiiugEisbs5 Throat
and Lzog Surgeon Ere aaa
Ear ExpsTt

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VII wonderful success Z Japan. IL
ross. New OK AID tie Western States
" 10 Il Forrest CIR. - t1e F5rTss.
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iltes.ines. kidneys and Bladder.
B.ood diseases. Don't % discouraged
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The doctor gives special attention to
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