The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-24

ELECTION day u YET eeveral monthS
away yet the interest in politics Is nearly
as lively as usually 10 during the period
Immediately preceding election. This
state OF affairs 10 brought about by
several things. among which are the
agitation OF the trouble between the town
government as at present constituted
and Mr.. German and the strenuous ef-
forts Of all parties to bring out full
registration.
The formation Of the Young Mems Rep
ubacah club has also done much TO keep
live interest In things political. The
club will hold another meeting in the
district court room this evening.
At this meeting tho organization VIII
be completed by the election OF officers
and the appointment Of an executive
committee.
Eveaything points to a large attend
ance tonight and the meeting will with
out doubt be an interesting one.
SUCCESSFUL RECITAL
A very successful organ recital was
given last night at the Second Baptist
church. There was a good attendance
and the music. which was OF high or
der. was rendered IN a manner which
could not fail to satisfy the most exact
ing critic. The recital was given by w.
several fne tenor solos.
Mr.. Chapman's playing brought out
strongly the qualities OF the new organ,
which has a nne tone and Is without
doubt the finest in the town.
WANTED IN FALL RIVER.
The following communication was re-
ceived by Chief Adams this morning:
City Marshars office.
Fall River. Mass.
June "a, 1903.
the stable OF John Mcmahon. Fan River,
Mass Light bay horse. weight about 800
pounds. 10 years old, slight scar, on fet-
| lock on nigh hind foot caused by rope
a few days previous to its being taken
away.
Black open Concord buggy, CMoyer
make), but has name plate Of Peck Il
White, Taunton and Fall River on It.
In buggy was plush lap robe. green
on one side and black on the other; cop
per rivet fastened In one corner OF robe.
Breast plate rubber trimmed harness
Value of team $500.
Description OF man who hired team
Charles Mcmahon. 30 to IS years old; {;
about IT. s or 8 In. $50 to 1s5 lbs; sandy
complexion; sandy mustache; wore black
clothes; straw hat with black band;
white shirt and black tie. Well known by
Taunton police as a bad man.
We hold warrant for Charles Mcmahon
| for larceny Notify horse dealers and sta
bile keepers to be on the lookout for this
| team. Any information concerning this
team or man can be forwarded to the
city marshal or to John Mcmahon, Fall
River. Mass.
JOHN FLEET.
Asst City Marshal.
TOWN HALL RECORDS.
David F. Con transferred to Elizabeth
M. Wheaton mortgage OF Charles p.
Miller and Waiter B. Colby for $1,000.
David F. Gor transferred 10 Andrew N.
| Medbrey. trustee, the mortgage OF Frank
B. Talbot for $ll00.
David F. Con- transferred TO Eunice l..
Smith mortgage Of Louis Godet ct ux. for
s4oo
David r. Con transferred to Fannie NJ.
Kimbell mortgage OF Harrie Davis for
$500
David F. Con- transferred to A. n.
Medbrey guardian, the mortgage OF
Harry Morris for $3.50.
David r. Con transferred to A. ~. Med
brey mortgage OF Charles Keech for $1,000.
David F. Goff transferred to Andrew N.
Medbrey mortgage OF Jennie B. and Ever
EFT II. Sweet for $4,000
David F. Con- transferred to Elizabeth
|
ct ux for $1,000.
Charles L. Allen quitclaimed to Eliza
beth NJ Allen lot II on Bullock Land
company plat, No. 2. for so.
A. r. Remington quit-claimed to Lizzie
c. Remington lots 16s and 167 on Med
brey and Lawton plat. for $40 and other
valuable considerations.
George w. Patton quit-clsimed 20 George
T. Patosr certain lots on the Msram plat
for 800.
Abram II. Dixie. personally and as trus-
tee, quit-claimed TO Karolyn r.. Okie et
al the interest OF Abraham II. Okie al
the time OF his death in all real estate
which the decedent had In this town.
TRUANTs IN COURT.
Three small boys were brought before
Judge Bliss In court this morning. Doug
las Mitchell, a boy ten years old. pleaded