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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-06
VALLEY VILLAGES
Bad Roads at Arctic Centre.
New Wedding at
Riverpoint--0th0r Items.

John T. Tillier of Centervill ewho oper-
ates the Buck stone on Warwick ave-
nue. had a peculiar experience with his
horse yesterday afternoon when he was
proceeding along one Of the streets run
ming from Quidnick street 20 the rail-
road The Warwick and Coventry Water
company had been laying pipes in this
street and the water had undermined
that part Of the street which covered the
pipes The animal stopped on the treach-
erous ground and began To sink into the
yellow mud. In spite Of its frantic ef-
forts 10 regain a footing upon the sur
face, II continued 10 sink until Its body
rested upon the earth. IL required a
number OF planks and considerable work
on the part OF the bystanders, together
with the driver TO again get the animal
TO the surface and of Of the dangerous
quick sand The animal had not been in
jured by the misadventure, and the rain
soon washed the yellow mud from Its
legs.
The new bylaws OF the Warwick hre
department are being perused with con-
siderable interest by the members OF the
two companies. which are included The
board of engineers have. without doubt.
reached the conclusion that the boys are
not working enough for their pay or that
their manner in lighting fires is not up TO
the standard. At any rate there Is
clause in the new bylaws which makes
weekly practice of running 20 box, some
distance from the hose house and in at
taching the hose and turning the water
on. The hook and ladder companies are
also to accompany the hosemen and TO
also do little practicing. 1t Is wondered
by the men whether, after they nave
played going 10 a fire several times, the
board OF engineers will furnish them a
building TO burn. in order that the re-
suits of their practice may be noted. the
practice will begin tonight.
At the home OF Mr. and Mrs Pierce
Tuckerman on Tuesday evening a quiet
wedding took place, when Miss Florence
May NJ. Tuckerman, oldest daughter, was
married to William McAdam or Provi-
dence by Rev. Mr.. Hurvey OF Smiths
Hin, also of that place. The ceremony
was very quiet and was witnessed only by
a few of the most intimate friends and the
relatives Frank Tuckerman was grooms-
man and Miss Lille Hull acted as brides
maid. The couple left later in the evening
TO go to their home in Providence.
VILLAGE HAPPENINGS.
AT the convention of the Western Rhode
Island Christian Endeavor society, held
at Apponaug on Tuesday night the ban
ner which is awarded to the society hav-
ing the largest percentage OF members
present was captured by the society con-
nected with the Phenix Baptist church.
which is the third consecutive meeting
for the society TO take the trophy home.
Town Sergeant Shippee of Centerville
enjoyed a trip to Boston yesterday.
Again the lawn party whic hwas TO nave
been held by the Natick Baptist church
last night on the lawn OF Charles NJ.
Holmes was again postponed
Delegates from Narragansett lodge, No.
s. knights of Pythias. attended the ex-
erclses at Crescent Park today.
Work upon the highway Improvement at
CLYDE has been discontinued.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-06
WTUxET.

A number Of the young friends OF the
late Edward Garland attended the fu-
neral services at st. Michael's church.
South Providence. yesterday morning.
There was a regular meeting OF Martha
Washington Rebekah Lodge last night in
Odd Fellows hail.
Members OF the Pawtucket Canoe club,
who were not fortunate enough TO go on
the cruise and camping trip with their
comrades, Monday were not at all en-
vIous OF the voyagers' lot. Tuesday and
Wednesday. as they drew mental pictures
OF sodden ground and water soaked can
vas tsnts.
Owing to the absence OF the Rhode ISL
and Yacht club feet 1t is very probable
that the hop scheduled for tonight will
not materialize.
The young ladies OF Mrs Thomas T..
Bartletts Sunday school class are prepar-
ing for social gathering on the lawn OF f.
w. Angeles residence on Pawtuxet neck
for Wednesday OF next week
They are 10 serve A cold meat and
salad supper and will have music and 9TH
er attractions ard by this means they
hop to raise the money pledged toward
the church debt
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-06
CENTRAL FALLS,

Thomas Mcdonald was fined $40 for an
unprovoked assault on William curry py
Judge Choquet yesterday. MCDONALD was
warned that II he came before the court
again ne would be severely dealt with.
Curry was going quietly along the street
last Monday night and Mcdonald struck
him on the nose. cutting II so that TWO
stitches were needed TO close the wound
At last nights meeting OF Mount Hope
lodge. I. O. o. r. NJ u. the resignation OF
Tom Hawley as permanent secretary was
accepted. John T. Goode was chosen 10
an the vacancy.
l. A. team OF Valley Falls will have
highly interesting ball game saturday on
Lonsdale avenue grounds.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Burden are en-
tertainng their son. Walter j., and MS
wife of Brooklyn ~. Y.
The school committee meet this even
ing. The annual report of Supt. Mowry
will be presented.
The board OF aldermen and the com
mon council held meetings last evening
At the meeting OF tho council Council
man Bates presented a resolution appro-
priatins sS5O for the purchase OF land be
longing 90 the Charter estate on Fleter-
er street. which was passed. This es-
Of uniform width from King 10 Cowden
street There was a full attendance at
the board meeting The resolution O
buy the Charter estate was passed in
concurrence and abutting owners On
Fletcher street were notified 10 appear In
relation 20 tho curbing and paving Of the
new part OF Fletcher street Bridget
Donovan was given permission To move
a building from Chapel street 10 Ions
dale avenue John IA Barber. Olney w.
Wilmnrth and Patrick Bannon were ap-
pointed a committee 20 extend Adams
avenue TO Cowden street. committee
matter m 1870 fhe board adjourned TO
meet again Sept
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-06
WARREN.

The annual illuminated boat parade. by
the summer colony. at Greenes Landing,
will occur the latter part of this month.
The parades in the past years have been
OF great interest, attracting large
crowds TO the numerous wharves. The en-
tries are open to anyone. and a good
showing is expected.
The Warren National Band were
scheduled to participate in the X. OF p.
parade at Providence, last night but.
word was received early In the evening,
TO the effect that the parade has been
postponed. owing to the inclement
weather.. Tonight the band will render a
concert on Bristol common, and tomor-
row night they will appear on Warren
common.
Rev. Hopkins b. Cady, and family are
spending a months vacation at Cottage
City. Mass. Rev. Mr. Cady returns home
Sundays to preach at the NJ. r. church
Mr.. Daniel w Gladding and wife, Miss
Henrietta Gadding and Miss Ellie Glad
ding, are on a two weeks vacation trip,
among the White mountains.
Mrs Emma Bodine OF Peekskill, N. Y,
and Mrs. Katherine Clafin OF Bronx, n.
Y, are visiting at the residence of Mr.. j.
II. Lent on Wood street.
Mr. Edward Bullock OF Georgetown
University Is spending the summer
minths with his parents at their home on
Main street
Amity Lodge, T. O. o. F., held a busl-
ness and social session In Odd Fellows
hall last night. Considerable business
was transacted.
The Rough and Ready Fire company
arranged TO continue their lawn party.
but the inclement weather caused the
plans TO be changed and n has been den-
nitely decided not TO continue the AFFAIR
any longer.
a large schooner. recently finished dis
charging a cargo OF lumber for the r NJ
Martin Co. at their wharf on Warren
river.
The condition Of the roads in certain
sections OF the town were impossible
yesterday from the heavy downpour. The
cross-walks on Main street were buried
I'm mud
John Lindsay Roland b Dana. C1ar-
ence Con- and whitney Bliss are on a
canoeing trip. up the Taunton river
Mr.. and Mrs. BENJAMIN Church have
taken UP their residence on South Main
street
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-06
RIVERSIDE.
Germans Withdrawal Of Charges
Caused Much Discussion.
Other Local News.

The withdrawal OF his charges
against Chief OF Police Rufus ". Adams
by ex-special officer Harry d. German
caused much discussion about Riverside
square last night and this morning
groups OF men were gathered on the cor
ners discussing the new phases OF the
case.
The first intimation OF anything OF the
kind was when the exclusive story in The
News stating that the charges had been
withdrawn was read. After that further
intelligence from the council chamber
where the town council In session was
eagerly awaited and several telephone
messages were sent to the town hall for'
details OF the proceedings.
Mr. Germans communication 10 the
council offered no light as TO why he had
taken this action and in the absence or
any statement from him the affidavits
filed by, :he people at Crescent Park
were credited with having a very strong
bearing on his act.
The vote OF the council TO take no fur
ther action on the petition presented at
the last melting in July disposes of the
whole case and the matter Is now consid-
cred as closed.
STRUCK BY CAR.
a
urban struck a dog near Turner's store
on Bullocks Point avenue. The dog was
thrown some distance by the force OF the
blow. When picked up IL was found that
he was badly smashed up and neigh
Dor procured a revolver and put the ami
NAL out OF his misery.
1T SHOULD BE DONE.
There is considerable talk about taking
steps TO induce the town council to de-
fine Riverside. or at least part OF II, as
a compact part OF the town. The idea
is gaining more adherents every day as
its advantages become more generally
understood by the citizens.
At present vehicles can and often do.
pass through the business streets at
speed which Is a menace TO the safety
OF pedestrians, and nothing can be done
about, II because the laws regulating the
speed OF vehicles only applies to the
compact part of the town.
The class Of vehicles which most fre-
quently go through the square as well
as several OF the streets at reckless speed
is automobiles and several narrow es-
capes from injury by them have oc-
Cured
PERSONAL.
Mr.. and Mrs. A., Z. Warner OF Bridge
port. Conn. returned yesterday from a
visit TO Mr.. Warmers parents here.
Rev. and Mrs. Herbert A. Remick, OF
ST. Marks, Is enjoying two weeks va
cation in New Hampshire.
Mr. and MIRA John Sl.ngsbee have re-
turned 10 their former residence here.
Mrs. Frank Davidson, OF Westchester.
Mass. Is visiting friends here.
George Clark who was injured a few
days ago by the kick of a horse is re-
ported as improving.
William H. Medberry whose foot was
injured some time ago by a piece OF
old ron is now nearly recovered
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-06
Barbers' Sanitary Rules as They Are
Observed in Some Shops.
Fond Of BuckwheatS Mr.. Schof0Id
Again Starts for Europa.
Oneyvle Providence News Heenans News
Store IS Hartford Avenue. Telephone 4o-West.

olneyville Public Market, has returned
from his vacation.
Charles and Edmund Brown OF the an
nexed district are camping out down the
bay for two weeks.
The Tiger Baseball club would like TO
play any amateur club in this state Red
Cross preferred Address Michael Radi-
can, q Covel street
An automobile on fire was one OF the
attractions OF the square this morning.
James Brannigan has entered the en-
ploy OF j. WIN Carpenter, the under
taker
Walter Smith OF Pocasset avenue will
spend his vacation at the seashore.
Walter f. Jordan. a very popular young
man, Is seriously III at his home on
Progress avenue.
Charles Weaver Is now connected with
Colwelrs dairy lunch as night watch
man
Harry Tourtellott OF Whittier avenue
has entered the employ of w s. Fifield
& Co. on Plainheld street
Mr.. and Mrs Benjamin Belmore and
Mrs. Annie Harrison are spending their
vacation at Narragansett Pier.
Fred Fogarty returned to his duties at
the Providence postoffice after a ten
days furlough.
Edward McCaffery is enjoying a ten
days furlough
James r Skeffngton, a young business
man of Valley street, is making prepara-
tions for spending his vacation in Rich
field where he will stay a few weeks
and also take in many places in New
York state.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-06

Though the rain made walking and out
of door traffic rather uncomfortable hast
night the regular fortnightly hop OF the
yacht club was well attended and a
pleasant evening OF dancing and prone
nadlng spent
The local churches are having their
vacations. pastors and the greater part
OF the congregation.
MIR Charles Farrell who formerly re-
sided on Wheeler avenue. has taken the
house In fuckers hollow formerly oc-
cupicd by Mr Barstow
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-06
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.

Hope council No. 39s. X OF c., held n
interesting meeting last evening in Guild
hall with full attendance OF members
and visiting sir knights
Grand Knirht Mulcahey presided and
all officers were present.
A number OF important communica-
uons were received and the outing COM
mittee made a lengthy report. A rising
vote of thanks was extended 10 Chair
man Mcguire and the members OF the
committee, who 40 ably carried out the
programme TO such a great success
Deputy Grand Knight Francis A. Ma
guire. Jr.. +. @. X, John B. Murray.
owen McMann and Peter r. Reilly.
fnanct3l secretary. made some eloquent
remarks which were well received
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-06
1.-THE NEWS OF THE STATE.

rived here yesterday and will undergo
some necessary repairs having just re-
turned from a cruise.
The heavy rain OF Wednesday night
and yesterday has caused quite a num-
ber of washouts, which were repaired
during the afternoon by the surveyor of
highways.
The deeds OF the Alfred Luther estate
on High street near Bradford street
have been passed 10 Charles ii. Sparks.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-06
TO SEE DYING DAUGHTER.
Henry W. Lowe Flushing across the CONT
nent In $4,000 Special TraIn.

Chicago. Aug e.-Henry r. Lowe. 81
New York Is rushing across western
prairies on a 5000 special train that prom
ises TO beat all transcontinental records
Mr. Lowe left New York Tuesday after
noon at 2:i5 o'clock and Is due in Los
Angeles at II O'Clock Friday evening"
making his total time for the trip from
sea 10 sea three days and nine hours.
lie started I'm the hope OF reaching the
bedside Of his dying daughter In Los An
geles. Messages have been sent directing
that the relies OF locomotives be prepared
and that Mr.. loves train be given the
right ~ way
Los Angeles. Aug. s.-Maiy Lowe. the
l5-year-old daughter " Henry r. Lowe
OF New York died az n hotel heIe late
last night When death came the chld's
father was passing through western Kan
sas on his special train enroute from
New York
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-06
PLYMOUTH EXCURSION NEXT
FRIDAY

The popular excursion 10 Plymouth
by special train via the New York. New
Haven and Hartford railroad takes place
on Friday. August eth. Round trip tick
cts at reduced rates. limited In number
Make the most ofsthls opportunity. which
will probably be tho only one TO Pill
grim Isnd" this season.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-06

Col Richley GruY-I understand my
daughter is determined 10 marry you.
want to say right here that rhe's n
fooll
Jack De witt-Ah' Hereditary. I sup
pose-Phiiadelphio Ledger
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-06

Charlie-Young Badley seems 70 think
the girls are crazy after him.
Fio--wen. the ones who ere after him
certainly must be crazy.-New Yorker.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-06

Headaches caused by constipation can
he relieved by using The Andrews only
Appendicitis and Constipation Cure.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-06

Your wit isn't witty
less woman applaud
Ana worthless your ditty.
As glassenware gaud
Appears till from Myrrsha,
Clarissa or Maud.
Comes. Joy 90 confer. a
Sweet smile or a nod
New Orleans Times-Democr.t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-06

JOHN O'CONNELI,
hats. Caps. Furnishings. Trunk Store and
LaupdrS Is just above the postoffioe.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-06

tents OF the affidavits OF Ira A. Angel.
j. b. Nash. William c. Austin, IL A.
Sayers and Robert Woods. which were
referred to us at the last meeting and
clearly show the animus of Mr.. German
In making these charges.
We therefore recommend that the coun-
ell take no further action in the matter
or I'm relation 10 the petition OF Mr.. Cor
man and three others referred TO us at
the last meeting and reiterating the same
statements made in his charges OF June
Is.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-07-17
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Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-07-17
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Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-07-17

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lsie arme mob BAN, be ipreotss. 10.
iiirrtoe paa BAN mso Slosins, iamle'
oss after | tuitnopis . Mpriaosr L. .
"eur5!" enbsIis si Gisblits Rs
for BET ubpsseliss Spu. San iaa ben
0pinot. ban slitsos, bsist optr I'm
Ssus mso si Bill al ben smmsitt
Wsoliosnbto.
Seq hsrte. Sa bar ips, ossnbe, -
iagoe bun srGosuos, "Os jss iunsi
iiis fac iriOc. pdul, lss sliier big Oe
tilsipsr big"
"8uo p9ts lppet!" 9lu bar bar
rOlis. ban luttsos Ginsut, iIumrsO'
iuo % paasnsos iiis mere.