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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-26

brothers here. John and Amos Wright.
the latter living in the homestead of
the family. Undertaken George VI. VIII
bur. from here has gone TO Taunton TO
prepare the remains and bring them here
for burial.
The adjourned annual meeting OF the
Female Charitable society Will be held
Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the
residence OF Mrs H. S. Baobitt on Hope
street.
Miss l.. +. Burnham OF Providence will
give an illustrated health talk I'm odd
Fellows hall under the auspices of Rcba
Rebekah lodge, Thursday afternoon at
2:45 o'clock
Bristol Republicans are looking for
ward to big rally In the town hall We'd
nesday evening Of next week, Nov. :.
Colonel Samuel +. Colt will preside at
the meeting and an address will be de-
livered by Lieutenant Governor George
IT, Utter. candidate for governor Other
spellbinders from abroad will speak on
national issues.
Frederick Ryan. infant child of Mr.
and Mrs. Dennis Ryan. died last evening
at their home on Thames street.
| Ida. the three -year-old daughter Of
Edward and Emma Goelet. died yester-
| day at her parents home on Thames
| street of diphtheria.
Frank Hammil son Of Patrick Ham
| mill OF this town, and graduate OF
Harvard Law school. has been admitted
| to the Rhode Island bar.
| William G.. Lowe and family, aud Ar
: thur Howe and family. both summer
| residents at Ferry Hill. removed TO
| Philadelphia yesterday for the winter.
Captain William H. West has sold an
acre OF land on Ferry Hill to William
@. Lowe. The land adjoins Mr.. Lowe
property.
| Elizabeth tho six-year-old daughter or
! Mr. and Mrs John Pearse, on Bradford
street was stricken with diphtheria last
4 evening.
At the present time diphtheria is be-
coming quite prevalent here and some
/ of the cases are Of the severest type.
Antoine Tier, a young man. employed
AT the Cranston Worsted Mills. caught
his right hand i'm the gearing and the
end OF the forefnger was taken on Dr.
r. s. Church rendered medical aid
Charles Fletcher. son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
| Joseph T.. Fletcher. left here yesterday
TO enter an academy at Franklin. Mass.
A regular meeting OF the Bristol com
msndery. No. s21, L. o. g. C.. was held
! last evening.
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A young man named Crumb got quite
a scare while on his way home last even
ing for he. like many others. Is little
timld about the woman I'm black. This
fact was known 10 a couple OF Crumb $
chums So they hid behind shed. and
when Crumb came along both stepped
from behind the shed. Crumb did not
stop to look around, but began 10 walk
fast. the chaps behind him doing the
same Then Crumb ran and so did the
others. At last one OF the Indians"
called 10 Crumb and that settled the mat
ter. Crumb IL not the only person in
Riverside. who would run under the cir
cumstances
The Stiness Guards OF which there are
two companies here spent last evening IN
drilling and made a very commendable
showing under the captaincy OF Ellis
Pierce and Thomas Kennedy. This after
noon the company viii receive torches
and at the evening will make a parade.
ON Saturday the marchers will have their
uniforms and on that evening Will make
an extended parade.
Upon their return TO the square they
viii listen 90 addresses by Col Daniel X.
Ballou and Col ~. Anthony Dyer.
In the parade last evening every mem
Der Of the two companies. l1. were In
attendance
ihe hlNefsiue boWuhg cluD went 10 VA
tick last evening with the firm intentions
of showing the Natickltes how 60 bowl,
but the visitors came back beaten for the
score was 2-i ia favor OF the home team.
Farragut Post. O. AYR. met In Grube's
hall last evening. There was nothing hut
routine business Under the head OF the
good Of the order interesting remarks
were made by n number OF the old vets.
Miss Ruth Gorton OF this place and
i nf4Ifsff Of IL,
I marriage hy the Rev Thomas p Norris
| in library hall last evening
| Riverside pdre KNIGHTS ~ rythias
/ vii meet This evening in GrIbss hall
| The Fsvorits Whist club will hold their
! weekly meeting this afternoon.
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EAST PROVIDENCE
Prompt Action Results in Put
ting Out Of Threatening Fire.
BuCkIin Post Observes Its An
niversay- Other Matters.

The prompt work OF William H. Reed
who is connected with S. s Rich's es-
tablishment. presented what might have
been a serious fire on Valley street, yes
terday afternoon. lie discovered blaze
in the old fence In the rear OF a yard
occupied by Charles Romer. the well
known painter.
Mr.. Reed rushed to the scene with two
pals OF water. and was quickly followed
by other men employed by Mr.. Rich, and
they succeeded I'm extinguishing the
blaze. which was quite near the Halliday
Brothers store house. Children were
the cause Of the fire.
ANNIVERSARY OBSERVED
About loo members of Bucklin post, @.
A. r. and their friends met In their
hall last evening for the purpose OF
celebrating the 10Th anniversary OF the
organization The event Was very
pleasant one. and wound up with an oys-
ter supper 4 brief history OF the post
was given by Past Commander ID. ;.
Ray. The committee In charge were
Comrades u. s. Ray, III j. Pickersgtll,
W. H. McPwiggan and Oscar Carpenter.
GENERAL MENTION.
Al the meeting of Reliance lodge OF odd
Fellows last evening one application for
membership was received. II was decided
TO hold "Old Home night on the FIRST
Tuesday In November.
At the session OF the Seventh district
court this morning Walter Miller was
adjudged probably guilty OF stealing
oysters from the bed of William Church.
and was held for the action OF the grand
jury.
An umbrella mender. giving his name as
James Judge, was arrested by Patrolman
Cook last evening on the charge OF being
drunk. In court this morning he was
fined s. and costs
The watchemoket fire company will
visit the fair OF the Pocasset fire company
at K.nightsville this evening They will
leave the square at o'clock.
The wide-Awake Republican club will
meet I'm Rays hall this evening. secure
their uniforms and weather permitting
will make n short parade.
James Kelly was sent by Judge Bliss
this morning 10 the state workhouse for
term OF six months, for being an idle
person.
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company than they are at present receiv-
ing"
The Fiskvlle fire company went to
KnIghtsville last evening where they at
tended a fair held there. They returned
at an early hour this morning bringing
with them a number OF souvenirs.
The Young Mems club OF the Riverpoint
Congregational church met at the church
last evening. and discussed matters OF
business nature.
John McGilI OF clyde opened dancing
class I'm Temperance hall. Clyde. last
evening. which will continue 20 meet on
Tuesday evenings.
The annual meeting Of the W 6. r. L.
at Summit was held last evening there
and proVcd success I'm every respect
Fred Nichols. who vaE arrested ny con-
stable Fred Paul ln Rivcrroiut week
ago vas tried IN the Fourth district court
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IN OLNEYv|LLE.
Dreen. .Cranda|I NuptiaIs at St.
Mary's RectoTy This Afternoon.
Sprained Ankle on Rolling Stone.
Lost Money at Rummage Sale.

Miss May Breen. one OF the most popu-
lar young women OF this place. and Henry
o. Crandau were married at the rectory
Of ST. Mary's parish this afternoon Miss
Gertrude Breen, a sister OF the bride was
the bridesmaid, and Joseph Cahill was the
best man.
The bride wore a handsome gown Of
blue peau de sole. with hat TO match,
while the bridesmaid wore a gown OF
the same material but was shaded with
eine and green.
After the ceremony there was re-
ception and wedding dinner at the home
of the brides parents on Wood street, ana
later in the evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Crandall left the city. Upon their return
they will take up their residence at l7o
Wood street. The happy couple were the
recipients OF many beautiful tokens OF
love and esteem, among them being "A
monster wedding cake from Mrs. Bertha
Fiske. life long friend OF the bride.
PATRoLMAN INJURED.
Patrolman Koch of the chaffee street
station stepped upon a rolling stone on
Julian street at o'clock this morning.
He hobbled to the nearest box and one
or his associates At the station responded.
He was taken 10 the station I'm the patrol
wagon. where II was found that his right
ankle was badly sprained. He was then
taken 10 his home 3e3 Plainfeld street
MRS. BURKE BURIED.
The funeral OF Mary. wife OF Timothy
Burke was held ot her late residence. 81
Hyatt street this morning, and later SER
vices were held at ST. Theresa's church
II was one OF the largest funerals In this
vicinity for long time. for not only had
the deceased many relatives but she had
host OF warm friends. for she was OF
most amisbls disposition.
GENERAL MENTION
Mary Rich Of Is Lavsugh street while
at rummage saie at IS Plainneld street.
yesterday afternoon. laid down her hand
bag which contained $50. She turned
her head for a second or more or az least
long enough for some one 10 steal the
bag and contents.
Mr.. q. w. X. Brown who is well known
IN this vicinity as the representative OF
Frank 1,eslie's publications and a resi-.
dent OF st. Paul. has with his wife re-
turned from a visit to the St Louis fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown are to make this city
their permanent home.
The full compliment of men al tho
Ckaffee street police station was decided.
iy short. living only "A hours. for az roi
call last evening William Ross. one o
the new men. was ordered 90 pack up li,
belongings and HE himself 10 the Plaii
street station.
Mise Bridget shields and Floyd Adams
both Of whom are well known IN this ~
ciniiy. we're married Al So Anne's chutcl
~ Crsnston. Al O'Clock this morning
fh~ church being well hlied Nth thsi
many friends
tly. Royal society Of Good Fellors, hel
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yesterday. He did not offer any defenss
and was bound over to the grand jury in
December. He was charged with assault
upon the person OF Pearl Paul.
Volunteer Circle. Kings Daughters ~
Hope met last evening at tho home of
Mrs Daniel Booth OF Crompton. An i'm
teresting meeting was held.
Arrangements have been completed for
the big Republican rally 10 be held In
Riverpoint tomorrow evening and the af-
fair promises to be one Of considerable
importance.
The rally and triple Republican flag
raisings a. Anthony. Quidnick and wash
ington will be- held next Monday night. \
huge torchlght procession will be hold
but the speaking will not he held until the
following Thursday
The printed reports ~ the warwick
school committee are out.
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PAWTUCKIT.

Charles Drummond. while returning
from work on his bicycle. at the june
tion OF Main street and Pawtucket ave-
nue.. last evening. collided with a heavy
automobile. operated by Charles 8.
Smith. and was badly bruised and shaken
ur. There were some teams between the
bicvclist and the automobile and in get
ting out " The way of the auto. Drum
moud did not see that vehicle and ran
against a. ~ Gillian attended the in.
iured man
There VAS we'll pstreniyed IN! sssry''
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RIVERSIDE.

Items OF news can be left at Goff's res
taurant on Bullock's Point avenue and
they will receive prompt attention and
publication.
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second props, were easily detected next
day by the axle grease on their hands.
All Joined in the search,A and after a
few minutes the taps were found hidden
in place where they had been secreted
a few moments before by the marauders.
I Everything in readiness, they tumbled
into the wagon and about three o'clock
In the morning, the happy but sleepy
crowd landed safely on University avenue
and departed for their homes. The party
was chaperoned by Miss Myrta Thomp
son and Prof Cox. Those who made
the trip were: Misses Nettie Robinson,
Dora Folkers, Ruby Williams Nellie
Oliver, Cora Thomas, Leah Whitlow.
Blanche Haitian, Graham. Clarabel Nor
ris, Frances and Sophia Grier Laura
Howe, Grace Wickham, Bessie and
Bertha Goodyear, and Corliss Moore.
Messrs. John Stanley, John Brant. Roy
Mckibben, Adolph Bissantz, Davie Eshel-
man. Chauncey Ellsworth, Fred Man
koff. Herschel Outland. Ralph Went
worth, James Whitolaw, Earl Woodland
and Phillip Goodyear.
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WlCHITA'S GARDEN CAPACITY

One would not think when coming into
Wichita that there are some OF the nm
est gardens within its limits to be found
anywhere. even out in the country. Peo-
pie having vacant lots make this sore OF
use out Of them which proves very prof
liable in a great many instances especial
r. IN a good spring such as this ore is.
Gardening is one OF the most renunera-
tiyt lines OF business that one can fol
low II a person likes outdoor work. that
is easy and pieasurable. gardening is the
Kind that he should follow.
livery little corner in Wichita is taken
up with gardens. trees and fowss IN
some parts there are large potato patches
that contain as fine a growth % this
vegetable as is seen In this section OF
the country II only requires few hours
OF work each week 10 cultivate them and
cut OF an Ordinary lot ore can raise
enough TO supply = small family during
the winter. or FOR a; least few months.
4 grea- many vegetables. such as beans.
peas. sweet corn. beets. rasishes. lettuce
and number ot others are also grown
hy the city fox.
To say that there VII Re two thou
Sand bushels OF potatoes raised within
the city limits this year win net Re =
distant guess Wichita Viii have 70 b
renamed the city Il gardens. which ~I.l
be appropriate. s.nce there aTe 50 many
splendid Plots % vegetation growa ard
with success
In connection with tbs Il VIII be added
that there are probably th-S>y acres CT
ground "a Wichita that IS entirely &C.
voted "a tie raising q veEe;2tloa q
VARIOUS kinds. There are about =" peo-
pie here Who suVply iho,r ewn garden
sVuI and ! 90 people who hare small
gardens
Esch yea- there IS ezoush garis-
truck raised hsre "a sts-t = small bark
Prom 3 =; planted n T-ofssess. the VIII
IS ershle1 . purchase : rsce dress fzr
herself and some caolalag fcr lke cA.i-
drea and p-ohzo4y bare little srcE1ins
money left provoking she raises lie
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Places Of MorShip
Religious Services in
Wichita Today. s


There will be preaching at the Emporis
Avenue Methodist church today at IL a
m. by the pastor, Rev. E. C. Pollard
Theme: The Heroes of the Christian
Faith" The Epworth League anniver-
sary Will be held in the evening. A pro-
gram win be given by the young people.
Special music will be provided for both
services. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.
Rev. c. H, Rogers. pastor of the Uni
versalist church at Hutchinson, will
preach in the ladies' gymnasium, 233
North Main. at S p. m. Rev. c. w. Z.
GossOw Will preach at II a. m. an 1.-THE
Fallacies of an Infallible' Bible" Sun
day school at 10 a. m. Y. P. C. u. at :
p. m.
Mr. II. r. Perrin win speak at the mems
meeting this afternoon at o'clock at the
rooms of the Y. NJ c. A, over 2l3 North
Main.
This morning at Plymouth Congrega-
| tional church, DIR. Sargent will preach on
| The Masterhood of Jesus In the even
| ing the sermon will be by Rev A 2. So
iandt, pastor of Fairmouut Congregation
al church.
First Unitarian church, Topeka and
Central avenues, Rev. w. S. Vail pastor
| Service with sermon at II a. m. Subject,
Two Themes OF Common Life" Illus
tration of themes from Wagner's opera,
Flying Dutchman," and sydney Carton.
Mrs Lottie Mason viii sing an arrange
ment of Tennyson,s otable poem Gross
ing the Bar by Helen Bingham. entitled
Sunset and Evening STAR All are well
come. en- o T7s'is
Reformed church corer South Topeka
avenue and Lewis street, Bruce Grifffth,
pastor-Service and sermon at II a. m
and p m. Morning offertory. Ave We
runa' CGounod): evening offertory, soft
ly Now the Light OF Day" (Schilling) bith
by choir. Sunday school at 10 a. IN. Young
Peoples meeting at p. n.
West Side Presbyterian church, corner
of Dodge and Texas avenues-The pastor,
Rev. Walter NJ. Irwin, win preach at the
1880 a. m. service a pentecostaI day ser
mon upon ''Ine Ministry of the Holy
Spirit" Evening theme, "Our Recrea-
tons" Sunday school session at 11:45 a.
m. Christian Endeavor societies at
p. m.
First Church Of Christ Scientist. corner
of Lawrence avenue and Second street
Sunday school for the children at 9:45.
church at II O'clock: subject Ancient
and Modern Necromancy. or Mesmerism
and Hypnotism." Wednesday evening at
O'Clock testimonial and experience meet
ing All are invited to attend these meet
ings. The reading room in the front OF
the church is open daily from 80 till
p. m. Those desiring TO read or purchase
Christian Science literature are invited to
call.
Worship at the South Lawrence Avenue
Christian church at II a. m and p m.
led by the minister. ". r. McLain. Sun
day school at p. m. Junior ERdeavor
at D. N. Senior and intermediate at
p. IN.
Forest City lodge. No. a. Select
Knights and Ladies. will meet in regular
session on next Wednesday night, Bust
ness very important to every member TO
come before the lodge. Members please
be present
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TO DIRECT AN ATTACK.

New York. May IA leading law firm
OF this city Is stated 70 have accepted q
retainer 70 direct an attack OF great pro-
portion upon the race tracks All ;hs
courses IN existence In or near New York
viii be subjected - the most vigorous
campaign n the history CT racing
TIE war VII. il IS understood b 2
retalia;ors- measure. growing cut 81 the
suppression q pool rosuas x ,-.s eVen
intiInated that plans sre being formulate
Cd Tor legislation which would make
raeinx In this state i5ncaSSib.e
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THURSDAY

RECEPTION AT PARAMOUNT.
The Fairmount library club entertained
a number of their friends at the college
building Thursday afternoon. \ recep-
ton committee consisting OF Mrs. W. j.
Babb, Mrs. n. j. Morrison. Mrs. Shep-
par, Mrs. w. H. Isely, Mrs. Plaster, Mrs.
Berry, Mrs. Solandt Miss CIough and
Mrs. Nevling met the guests.
The afternoon was spent in visiting
with the members of the club and in
looking over the building The guests
were finally called into the chapel where
a very delightful program wa sgiven.
After this tea and waters were served
by Misses Clorine Woodcock Ruth
LeWen and Floseva Van Buskirk.
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CHIC SOCIETY NOTES.


Mrs. Delana was the guest of Mrs. A
II. Lauck this week.
Mrs. Dagner. of Chicago, is visiting
here this week.
Miss Jessie Goss, of Newton, was visit
ing friends here the past week.
Miss Lulu Carton is visiting in Caney
Tuesday evening Mr. Sam Hess enter
tanned a few friends at dinner at the
Hamilton
Mrs. David McKinstry, of Perry, o. t,
IS here visiting her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. H. Herzer.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Glenn, of Joplin.
Mo, have been visiting Mrs. Ella eileen
Shields.
MIR. and Mrs Ralph Mfllison have been
entertaining Mr.. 2 c. Martin. OF SYRIA
cuse. n. Y
Miss Shull. Of Wellington. has been
visiting Miss Mabel Blair, Al St Francis
avenue the past week
Mrs J. p Letter and baby have gone
north to spend the summer.
Mr. Marshall Runsey has returned to
Batavia, N. Y He was here to attend
the Adams-Kendrick wedding.
The invitations are out for the mar
riage of Miss MAIZE Alley and Mr.. Howard
Schroeder.
The freshman class of Fairmount gave
a reception Thursday evening at the
home of Dir. }. p. Campbell, on College
Hill
Mr- and Mrs. Omrah Alley entertained
at dinner Friday evening in honor of
Miss Maize Alley and Mr.. Howard
Schroeder.
Mrs. Albert Kendrick and Miss Gather
ire Kendrick have returned to their home
in st. Louis
The Chautauqua alumni banquet will
es held at the Hamilton next Saturday
night, May 81
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vegetation for other use than home con-

vegetation for other use than home con-
sumption.
= These figures may seem vast but never
theless they are approximately correct.
The truth of the situation Is plainly pre-
sented TO one only when he goes over the
city and views the whole garden capacity.
From the harvest of one lot put In gar
den five children can buy their books and
go TO school all winter. FROM one lot of
garden the taxes can be paid on the
property and the household gods. Be-
sides these things the money accrued
from the harvest of lots crop one
can turn the cash in another direction
and keep a cow or horse all the year.
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The Weak iD Society

last of the series of domestic science
days. The afternoon was spent in con-
Versation and having a social good time.
refreshments We're served by Mrs. Cleve-
land, who also gave the ladies the re-
eelpts. There were several visitors pres
ent. among whom were Mr.. and Mrs.
William Glenn of Joplin. Mo-; Misses
Mckibben, of Cedar Rapids. Iowa; Mrs.
S. Palmer, of ChiIlicothe, Mo-; Mrs. At
wood, of Montana, and Mrs Foster.
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MOTHERS MEETING.

Mrs. Ellis of the Deaconess home led
the mothers meeting Tuesday afternoon
at the Central W. c. T. L. headquarters
in the court house. She is a delightful
leader and her advice TO young mothers
was very helpful. On Thursday and Fri
day Of this week an evangelistic institute
will be held in the United Presbyterian
church, corner First and Ohio. \ splen-
did program has been arranged. Friday
afternoon memorial service Will be held
at the cemetery and the graves of White
Ribboners and honorary members viii be
decorated. Friends are cordially invited
to attend any or all these services. The
regular meeting will be held at head
quarters on Tuesday.
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IN MEMORIAM

On loving memory of little Goldie. the
2-year-old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. L.
Nicholson of Maize, who died Wednesday
night of.whooping cough)
Our baby, our darling, has left US,
Our Goldse, so loving and true
Death has post surely bereft us
In hiding Baby thus from our view.
She has gone to that land where is never
The shadow of heartache or woe:
Where peace reigns forever and ever,
And love like river doth flow.
While we in our sadness still linger
And wait the sure message to hear,
That bids us come join darling Goldie.
Our baby, so loving and dear.
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RECEPTION By GENTLEMEN

hE<t llON D1 zen Ii I'm
The gentlemen and their friends Of the
West Side Presbyterian church. F'rida y
evening. rendered reception to the la
dies of the coagrega ton at the home or
Mrs. Nellie NJ Freeman. The commit
tees did their work Well and enthusiastic
ally. meeting the ladies at the door with
hearty welcome. rendering them an in
teresting program consisting OF some led
gerdeuaine by Prof. y. G Bird. short
address by the pastor. Rev. Irwin. and
some very excellent music by the West
side Presbyterian church orchestra. com
posed Of two violins. cello. cornet and
piano
Not among the least Of the features o..
interest 10 the ladies was the privilege Of
beholding the gentlemen doing the eater
ing act. in an original. pleasing and deli
cious manner with the delicscies Of the
season. Some seventy-fve or 3 hundred
were present and retired to their respect
i've homes. AT the conclusion II the re-
ception. feeling the gentlnieu equal 10 the
occasion and wishing for its frequent
rereftttnr
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LETTER LIST.

List Of letters remaining in the post
office at Wichita. Kan. uncalled for. for
the week ending May q. 1894. In
calling for any OF these letters say lad
vcrtised." giving the date: