The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-24

At lus uCttlDk Ol lHc
league held in Providence Clifton w.
Lcveland, one of the instructors In the
East Providence high school. was chosen
as president of the league for the ensuing
year. Mr.. Loveland has been connected
with the school for number OF years
during which time he has taken an ac-
tive interest in athletics and done much
TO raise the school to the high place
which II now enjoys In this line.
He is at present the coach OF the team
and has proved to be as good a man as
could have been secured for the position.
He is an instructor in the scientific de-
partment OF the school and besides being
an efficient instructor in the school he
has also demonstrated that he is fully
competent TO give scientific instruction
not only in football, but In various other
branches in the athletic line as well.
STARTED ROUGH HOUSE.
1t was reported TO the police yesterday
that Bridget Brennan of Valley street
had been assaulted by her husband and
used In no gentle manner. Sundry injuries
to her person, which were OF a more or
less serious nature seemed to bear out
the theory that she had been struck by a
small sized cyclone, and according to the
reports current In the vicinity the appear
ance OF the quarters in which the couple
reside furnished further indications in IA
vor OF such theory.
One OF her ears was badly torn and her
face was disfgured by other marks OF the
battle which she was said TO have fought
for the preservation OF her physical integ-
rity. The floor OF the apartment In which
tho struggle took place Is said to have
been stained with blood and strewn with
broken crockery which It is said that she
used 10 defend herself
No arrests have as vet been made. but
the police are investigating the matter
and II Is probable that warrant will be
issued for Brennan.
HEAVY TAX PAYERS.
The list of taxes for the present year,
which were finished this week by the as
SCISSORS contain some very interesting fig
ures which seem TO indicate that the
town is in a state OF healthy growth. The
following is q list of those who are taxed
for S10,0 or more.
Judge White OF Riverside s the heav-
lest individual taxpayer while the biggest
tax paid is by the New York New Haven
and Hartford Railroad company
Academy of st. Francis Xavier. so. 100:
Darius NJ Adams. trustee. sl4500. Mary
r. Adams. 500, 900. Agawam Finishing
company. $4,000: Agswam Hunt club.
sl5.s74; Elizabeth II. G. Allen, sll. 500:
American Electrical Works, SSsS $50; Ar
della A. Arlington. heirs. sii. .O2o: James
Harrington. 1880; George S. Baker. $40,
Ais; Anthony r. Barney, sil,s5o John p
Barney, $1,000: Norman NJ Barney sa2,
$50; Beverly Land company. s37. 200 Heirs
OF Wheeler NJ. Banding slleso: heirs
Of Anna F. Blodgett. $4,000
William f. Bowen. s36, 1856; heirs of Sam
uel W. Bridghan. s21,420: Samuel w.
Bridgham executor. $4,000 Brightridge
Land company, $1S.s25: heirs Of John Car
ter Brown. $4,000: Clarnda L. Bushnell.
Ni,10o; Marietta Campbell, 81 s0o: heirs
OF William A. Carpenter. $3.50: Fannie
@. Chase. s13.lNo; Hattie A. Chaffee Sl2-
coo: Maggie f. Cheney. sll 1000; heirs of
George Cole. $4,000; Edward L. Cushing.
s24.eO0
William Dsgsett. sie.Sso: Abbie s Dex-
ter. $1,000; Christopher Dexter, heirs.
S12,S50; Sarah Z. Dexter. s14. $50: Edward
c. Dubois, $4,000; Nancy A. Dyer. 81. 900:
East Providence Electric Lighting and
transportation company. sZ75O0: East
Providence Water company. SIS, 1855: East
Shore Land company. sl5 900: Llyod c.
Eddy s2o.1oo; Frederick Fuller, sl2s25 /;
Harriet r. Fuller A5. 200: Sarah w Full
Ter. so. 800
Catherine Gerhard. $780, Edward T.
George. $4,000: Osmond c. Goodell, slo.-
o5o. James p. NJ. Grosvenor. s27.i5O: Rosa
Grosevenor s25. 400: William Grosvenor
s2e 45o: Grosvenordale company. $50. 500:
Henry w. Hayes. trustee. s26.5a5: Ellen
r. Hunt. heirs. si7.loo; Simeon Hunt sl0.-
go; heirs Of John 7. Ingraham. $50. T25:
heirs OF Joshua Ingraham. $1,000
Reach Land company. s23. 900: Alfred
j. Kent. s36.575: Sarah F. Luther. sll. 700:
John T. Macleod. sl1.7o0; Benjamin Mar
tin. sl5.lt7: heirs of Sylvester O. Martin,
1890: Amey J. Matteson. sl4.3oO: Eliza
Mauran. I'll 500: Adelia A. McAusland,
sls,s5o; Joseph Mccormick. sle.710: A. o.
Miles. sl6.5oo: heirs of James p Mllard.
SIS. 800; estate OF Ezekiel r. Mowry $780,
10; Andrew J. Munroe. s25 $50: Borden
Munroe. $40. s2s: Ellen NJ Mynroe and Nell
lie F. Oldham. s22.oS0; Philip A. Munroe.
$40, ,oo: Morgan f. Murphy. sl5,550.
Narragansett Milling company. sl5 200:
New York. New Haven and Hartford
Railroad company. s5ss.5co: heirs OF Alb
raham Okie ct al. SIS 2i5: heirs OF Thomas
r. Page. s22l $50 Pearce Msuran Land
company, s105.2Oo: Daniel 3 Peck sl0es0
Leander l.. Peck. s19.iso: Peoples Loan
and Trust company. 1920; Henry j.
Pickersgill. sll.soo. Galen y. Pierce. si3.-
600; Walter ". Pierce. si9.55o: Warren L.
Pierce. $4,000: Pomham club. s21 900:
Amey T.. Potter. 10000: Providence Dry
Dock and Marine Railway company. t25.-
Doo. Providence Gas company. s3s. 900:
Providence Ice company. s33.52D. William
r. Randall t3i. SIS: David s. Ray. 1890:
Robert G. Ray. s22 600: Thomas ". RAY.
81. 40. Luke II. Rice $500 stephen 8.
Rich. sis.775: Rumford Chemical works.
s27O. 9s5: Henry II. Russell and William
Ames. trustees. si3. $50: Lawrence Ryan.
80. 200: Frank A sayies. se2. tso: heirs of
Thomas +. sheperd $500: Bridget r.
Shields sis2lo: Sduantum association.
,35 DO. Standard OIL company $4,000.
Five Sullivan Brothers. siaoco: william
l. Sunderland. s1o.ioo, heirs OF Albert r.
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