The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-17
BRISTOL.
A. Aruda Died. From Glo--d
Poisoning Aged Woman In-
iured-0ther Items.

The grand rally of the Independent
movement OF which the public has looked
forward to with considerable interest oc-
Cured on Saturday evening at the Bris-
tol opera house with fair attendance
The chairman called the meeting TO or
der at s o'clock, when he introduced as
the first speaker. Governor L. +. c. Gar
vim. who. in a very frank manner, spoke
OF the vast Importance OF sn immediate
change in the complexion Of the present
legislative body as at the present time II
is needless OF all good but was suoser-
Went to machine rule regardless OF the
better interests OF the state. He was then
followed by Congressman Granger. He
was followed by Representative McDon-
aid, who spoke briefly of the Importance
Of the coming election and advised all OF
his hearers TO use every available means
TO swell the Democratic vote. 1t was ex-
pected that nominations were TO be made
fer the legislature in opposition to the
regular Republican nomination but in
stead It was left to the Democratic town
committee.
Miss Sarah T. Springer died on Friday
after lingering illness at her home on
Constitution street The funeral was heid
Yesterday afternoon from her late home.
Captain George T. Gladdlng. owner OF
the fast catboat Razzel Dazzel, winner Of
many prizes. did some fine deep water
fishing az the south end OF Prudence ISL
and on Friday,
The party caught many FISH weighing
over five pounds.
Antoine Aruda, a Portuguese, who had
his hand badly lacerated Oct at the
Cranston worsted mill. died OF Saturday
morning at s o'clock from blood poisoning.
About year ago he met with an ac-
cldent I'm the mill. losing near the whole
OF his left hand. Afterwards he was
given light employment. Two weeks ago
lie caught the right hand In the gear
OF a machine. terribly lacerating IL.
Efforts were made 20 save the hand, but
blood poisoning set In and he died from
the effects. He resided in MIX street
and was 56 years OF age
Mrs. Ralph Kinder, about 20 years old.
while In the act OF leaving the Suburban
car at the corner OF Thames and Frank
lin streets made a mis-step causing her
TO fall striking her head against the curb
ing lacera ting her face in a serious man.
ner She was assisted to a public con-
veyance driven by Henry r. Congdon and
taken To DR.. A. NJ. Merriman later who
dressed her wounds. She was conveyed
20 her home and is al present quite COM
Portable.
The ferry line OF the Newport and
Providence Railway company was tied up
on Friday and Saturday owing TO the
steamer sagamore's machinery being out
or repair She has been repaired SUM-
ciently TO resume her trips this morning
until another boat can be secured.
The King Philip Steam Fire Engine
company opened its fair with a good at
tendance The Hydraulion Engine Fire
company were the visiting hremen this
evening Several companies from out OF
town are expected
A change In the ownership OF a dwelling
house and two lots OF land on Ferry Hin
site was made on Saturday by r. Thomas
Potter To Mrs Mary W. +. Howe. wife OF
DR. Herbert NJ. Howe.
The property was taxed for about 10000
The residence was wood and two ana
half stories high.
Mr. Potter will erect enother summer
residence on a higher elevation OF land
purchased from the West estate.
The funeral OF Antoine Afuda. who died
from injuries received IN the mill was
held yesterday afternoon. the Society Of
Don Linz Felipe OF which he was
member. accompanied the yemains To its
last resting place. The burial was at
st. Mary's cemetery.
The steam yacht Barracuda. owned by
James Garland OF New York. who has
purchased about $40 acres OF Prudence
Island. will remain here until Nov lst
when she will be fitted out for cruise
iu the Carribesn sea with the owner ana
family and several guests on board.