The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-25


one OF the we'll known residents of the
townAand his entire family were saved
from horrible death by the sagacity of
a dog. The family were reused from their
slumbers by the dog and when a member
OF the family started 10 investigate, II
was discovered that the house was on
fire
Such members OF the household as were
not already awakened were reused and
an alarm rung in from box 46. In a short
time the watohemokets, with their APP
paratus were on the scene, but the rear
OF the house, which is located at 249 Cere
trail avenue was enveloped In flames.
Several streams were soon playing upon
the building and the FIRE was soon under
control. but not before At had burned
through the roof and done damage
amounting TO several hundred dollars.
The loss Is fully covered by insurance.
The fire originated near the back piaz-
Ia and burned across that under the tin
roof and up the side of the house onto the
roof OF the main building. which is a
three-story structure. the whole OF which
is occupied by Mr.. Macleod. The recall
was sounded shortly after 3 o'clock. II is
not known Just how the fire originated.
DROWNED MAN BURIED.
After all efforts TO discover the where
abouts OF his relatives had proved un-
aVaiiing the body OF Francis Parmitale,
which was recently found floating in the
river was buried by Undertaken j. II.
Williams. The interment was at Rumford.
The authorities held the body several
days while a search for the relatives was
made. The local authorities. assisted by
the Taunton police. were unsuccessful in
their efforts In this direction.
REWARD OFFERED.
be on the lookout for Frank Herbert
Kicker. who disappeared on July is from
st. Louis. The communication is as fol'
lows
Age, 80 years; feet inches tall; las
pounds weight; appearance slender
smooth face, sallow complexion. Notice
ably gray for man of his age and ap-
pearance. Nose rather small. somewhat
pointed and slight inclination TO turn up.
Dark bright eyes and rather heavy dark
eyebrows. Small car on forehead Just
toes out noticeably and slightly knock
kneed When last seen wore light col
ored summer suit. made by Mills e. Av-
erill Of ST. Louis, with his own name IN
shirt belt and light Fedora or straw hat
General appearance neat and dignifed
and not inclined to be talkative.
OF saloons and is man Of good moral
habits. Last seen about 740 a. m July
l6 on Missouri Pacific Suburban train In
accountant Carried heavy gold watch.
with his monogram on outside case: maxi
err. James Picard: number OF case and
snd Sssk six f9s
ing a dragons head and also having his
monogram upon II.
No known reason for his disappearance.
neff ffc, hnin hat hn ic "a, avil
deranged. reward Of 800 is offered for
information leading to the discovery OF
his present whereabouts
This is the third request the police here
have received this month to be on the
lookout for men wanted in st. Louis.
REAL ESTATE REGISTER.
have been recorded at the orice Of the
town clerk:
walter P. Barney sold to Mary Ann
Parkinson lot No. 7s on the Anawan plat.
dition that the grantee shall within one
year build a home. the cost not less than
$1,000, upon the property conveyed.
Charles A. Jolly Of Riverside lot No 226
on the Medbury and Lawton plat at Rlv-
Charles Cha @ < jolly sold to Edward j. La.
ferriere lot on the. westerly side of
Smith street at Riverside for 81
Mary j. Barney and Newman i. Barney
mortgsged to Lucinda W. Kenyon a lot
avenue with all the buildings and i'm
provepients thereon. for $500;
Frank Jenks and Edwin /. jerks sold 10
Lydia l.. Peckham lots %: % and 100 on
the Pleasant Bluff plat No. 2 at River
side with all the buildings and improve
ments thereon. for $40.
David r. Gon discharged mortgage
given by Fernand B Healey of lot iS on
the Calvin 8 Fuller plat. No. /. with all
the buildings and improvements thereon,
Thnro,. Siay,o, saarios 80 pro,,d.non
sold 10 William J Brown and Alexander
Brown lots 10 and oof the Tristan Bur
CESS plat. with the buildings and i'm
provements theeron~ for $50
David F. Con- transferred mortgage Of
Asahel d. Taft to William II. Arlington
ferred to Mary J Barney all It's interest
in tract Of land on which II held a mort
ease for 81
Joseph 4. Haean sold to Sarah J. Hosan
eight lots on the Medbery and Lawton
plat with all the buildings and improve
ments thereon for sino
The Beckwith Land company sold "a
James Estelle Lincoln lot on the Beck
with plate for 800
Fernando r. Healey mortgaged "a
Elisha NJ Martin OF Seekonk lot num-
bered "a on the Calvin 8. Fuller plat
with all the buildings and Improvements
thereon. for tl9a
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