The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-04
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mon council President Davis and Messrs
! Bennett and Charter were appointed a
committee TO bring about an election OF
license commissioners. The committee is
To use conciliatory measurer but IL neces-
sary forcible measures such as mandamus
proceedings are TO be resorted to.
James Dafy-was thrown from an open
buggy in which he was riding at the
corner OF Broad and Pine streets. His
head struck the car tracks and he was
badly injured. He was unconscious for
time and was attended by Or. Inghram.
II was feared Mr.. DAILY was internally
injured but the fact has not yet been
determined.
There were prominent visitors present
at the meeting OF Paragon council. l.. o.
G. C.. held last evening. Charles Knapp
grand commander OF the New York state
organization made an interesting address
Angle Belknap. the 12-year- old daugh-
! ter Of Motorman Nelson III. Belknap of
the Broad street line. died at the Rhode
Island hospital Sunday. She was taken
there TO undergo an operation for appen-
dcitis. Mr.. and Mrs. Bellenap have the
sympathy Of very many friends in the
loss OF this child which was Of a bright
and pleasant disposition
The Fairlawn Improvement society will
have an outing at Daggett farm August
sports before the dinner
man who did not disclose his name
was found early last evening on the side
walk on North Main street. II was said
he fell from car His face was badly
cut and he was taken in an ambulance
to the hospital. After his face was
washed IL was found he was under the
influence Of liquor. so he was locked In
cell.
There was fire I'm the basement Of n
millinery store conducted by Mrs. A. J.
Lemaire at 26 Broad street about $50
o'clock yesterday afternoon. The FIRE
caused lots OF excitement and it, was n
hard fire to get at Stil the loss was not
great The fire and smoke was confined
to the millinery shop and Toomey's res
taurant.
The adoption. warrior and chief de
grees were worked at last nights meet
| ing Of Squantum tribe. I, q. r. NJ.
Real estate conveyances--Jacob W.
Wilbur sold TO Albert Z. Taylor land at
Beverage XIII park; consideration 81.
| William II. Goldsmith et uX, by attor-
ney, sold 10 Archer l.. Kent. a tract of
| land partly In Seekonk. Mass. and part
| ~ In Pawtucket, r.. l., consideration $3.50
| Joseph Cooper. ct al sold TO Henry Mas
| sey, land, building and Improvements on
/ plat OF land belonging 90 heirs OF Horace
| Weedcn. consideration sloo.
Mortgage deeds OF real estate-From
/ Herman Stoetzel 20 John Zabpe land.
buildings and improvements on Clad
| stone plat: amount 5000 From Henry
/ Massey and Annie X. Massey to Con-
/ necticut Loan and Realty company land,
/ buildings and improvements on plat OF
/ land belonging 20 heirs OF Horace Weed
/ en-. amount s1.i00. From Hen,y Massey
/ ct ux 60 Joseph Cooper land. buildings
/ and improvements on plat OF land be-
/ longing 10 heirs OF Horace Weeden
| amount $500.
Discharge OF real estate mortgage-
From james T. Bauigan ct uX TO Harriet
/ r. Read. land. buildings and improve
ments on easterly side OF Mulberry
street amount $500. From Joseph
/ Cooper 81 al. TO Providence County Saw
/ ings bank land. buildings and improve
ments on plat ~ land belonging 20 heirs
4 OF Horace Weeden, amount 1880
Intentions Of arr.age-Harod w
I Case and Jennie Mckinley. both OF
I this city Fred 3. Jewett Of this city ana
/ Sarah JEFFREY Of Central Falls
/ Col =. r. Hayes and family arc a. old
1 Orchard Me
| Miss sophia Nallon died ~ her home
/ Yesterday. She was about 70 years old
About $50 attended the very enjoyable
outing of the Church OF the Good Shep-
ard at Rocky Point. yesterday
Horace 6 Small \ prominent western
educator who graduated from the local
high school. is on y visit 20 friends here
Three applications for membership
were made at the meeting Of Northcott
camp. Modern woodmen. held last even
ing.
The employees OF the Nar--ansett
party 20 Crescent park. weeRfrom sat
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