The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-18
BRISTOL.
Thrown From Car..Boy Bitten
by Dog..Beaver Tail on Ferry
Run..0ther Items.

AS the 7:15 car of the Suburban Rail-
way company on Sunday evening was
nearing Bristol, and when near Chestnut
street, Jacob Ingram motioned the con-
ductor that he desired to get of, after
the car had been stopped; and as he
was leaving. he claims, the car started
before he had stepped from the second
ground. His shoulder and wrist we're in
jured. He Immediately sought medi-
cal aid. and yesterday his arm was badly
swollen and confined in sling.
A small boy by the name of Ennie.
whose father is employed at the factory
of the National India Rubber Works,
was bitten severely by large Newfound-
land dog which tore his pants and lacer-
ated his leg in two places. The boy had
been tormentins the dog by hitting him
with a small whip.
The long looked for ferryboat Beaver
Tail. of Newport, TO ply between the
Bristol Ferry and the ferry upon the ISL
and OF Rhode Island, arrived here Sun
day, to take the place OF the Sycamore.
which Is to be laid off for repairs. The
ferry slip not being hardly wide enough
for her to make direct landing, tenn
answers all purposes for the present.
A case of diphtheria was reported yes
terday afternoon at the town clerks Of
fee by Or. CLANCY the patient being Bur-
ton Perry on Court street
Mr. and Mrs b. Thomas Potter of
Providence. who recently sold their sum-
mer residence and land on Ferry Hill
site. have purchased another site OF ten
acres near the summit Of Ferry Hill, and
f0r n 10 n
residence, which In to be built this win
ter.
Patrick Sullivan, formerly Of this town,
who bore a good reputation as first
baseman In the old Bristols. and who for
the past rs years has filed an important
position on the Boston police force, Is In
town visiting his old friends.
Thomas McKale died on Sunday after
noon at 8 o'clock at his home. on Gather
inc street. Mr.. McKale has been in fall
ing health for long time Mr. McKale
had an extensive number OF friends
throughout the entire state and his loss
will be sadly mourned At an early age
he entered the employ OF the New York.
New Haven a. Hartford railroads en-
ploy, and for ten years was conductor
on the road During his service he gath
cred around him a large circle OF friends.
The deceased leaves a wife. Ave children
and two sisters. all residing here.
Warren Lodge, Knights OF Pythias oi
Warren. What Cheer Lodge. No. "A, and
Oriental Lodge. No. 2. Knights or Pythias
OF Providence will make a fraternal visit
here tonight to Burnside Lodge. No Jsi
Knights OF Pythias, An claborate pro-
gram has been arranged.
There was a light docket yesterday
morning at the district court no criminal
cases appeared, and all civil cases were
continued until October a.
Ex-senator George w. Simmons. who
for some time has been quite feeble, IL
now improving.
Walter T. Rameires. an accoutant In
the store Of r. T. Rameires, spent sun
day with his friends in Fall River.
As vet no notice has been given but y
IL expected that the public schools VIII
close on Thursday and Friday In order 70
give the teachers an opportunity to at
tend the sixtieth annual meeting OF the
Rhode Island Institute OF Instruction 70
be held I'm Providence the 2oth. Inst and
22d
Quite a number OF people from here at
tended the Democratic rally at Music hall
on Saturday evening TO listen 10 the sd-
dress of the Hon. W. Bourke Cochran.
Secretary G. A Greene OF North Abing-
ton, Mass. spoke on Real Life" at the