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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24
ATHLETIC PARK has
BFEN MADE Modem

w. H Greer president of tb,
/ Traction company. and tho Athletic
Pork association. took several of lbo
executive committee of tho Tsrtura.
Fair association on a tour OF tho park
yesterday
SvNlra improvements were discus.
aod and the extensive Improvement
already made were Inspected. a now
rail cnc.rc.Cs The race track. aud sep.
araics tho stretch from The track
A nov Judges stand painted groon
and white. has hooa erected inst ln.
side ihe stretch and a spacious band
stand has been pui Mp just west of
ihr grand stand.
The grand stand Hrolf has been
s'rongihcuol and appointed ln many
places. and n half dozen boxes have
been placed up against tho front of 70
nrer'n1snr tho stretch
Each oi these boxes w.I comfort
ably scat eighteen people.
ono of those boxes is already re.
.nryoi for me territorial press. nootha
are he'ug installed tor 'he hoot.os
aud Athletic park This fair win not
ho any behind Brighton Beach or any
0.hcr fashionable race course. when
20 comes 20 style.
a large corral has boon erected
outside tho spood rinp Tor the Wild
horses. and the horse stables have
been renovated and Dut ln good con.
dillon 10 receive the fast ones that
win be coming soon.
The track has received more atten.
t'on than on else % was plcwcd up
filled IN rolled. soaked with water.
and rolled agaln. and worked over
nrtil q is ln the best condition ever
Unless % rains or something else han.
p.ns 20 mar Its beautiful marblo.llke /
surface, tho track viii bc faster this |
fall than ever before.
Zoo oll about ei500 has bcon spent /
'n eo'ilne the park in readiness Coz /
De fair. ana nothing that was needed .
has boon overlooked.
The street car company omnhatIcai /
'y declared that by October g. q week
before tho fair opens. throo more
'ars viii hc added ,o the rolling stock
making slx cars On am. which win /
make She company capable OF moving
goo people every thirty minutes
Things in gonorai sfo rounding foF
hc iuir iu beautiful shape.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24

Denver Sept 2i-Tbo nrs ais
trict democratic convention TODAY
nominated Clay % Whliford for con.
gross by acclamatIon
40 the same time that inc delegates
Ic ihe congressional convention we're
nominating Whiiford. number of
nher delegates mot 40 another place
md nominated James p. Mullins for
congressman. THE split in coneres.
ai1nal convention is said 90 ho due 90
rrrifln leaders forcing through the
county convention last Monday ln.
F'ruciIouH FOR WhHf0ri Both nciious
c'aim they had a majority of me
do'eeotca at tholr convention. The
Nu'i.ns delegates had NOT been prom.
arIy cortafIed 20 by the chairman of
fhe county delegates. through some
error and for this reason tboy we're
not allowed 90 sit with the conven.
ti1u which nominated Whtford. It
seems likely Whitford win win out in
Che contest. but the Mullins people
claim they have right ON their side
ani arc being iohbod.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24

las Pa'mas Canary Island. Son,
lt--Ihe Russian cruiser. Terok
which has bccn sloppInr British vos
se'a in ere vicinity of Gibraltar. com
rfnccd coalIng here yesterday but
ou urderg from Madrid aho was stop
pea aud ordered to leave. Tor com
muudcr replied t1ni Doe wac unable
io put 20 sea as tho Toraka ouenas
needed repairs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24
ATTEMPTED MURDER
OF HIS MISTRESS
MARCUS BACA viCioUsLY As
sAuLrs pErRlA MARTINEZ.

This afternoon. ut ocI0cE. \
y the police department received "a =
y telephone message ibaI o. soman =
y had been Killed with au aEe nc y
y $40 l1lY South broadway. y
- city Marshal McuMn end pa. y
y troImau Knapp With a Cltlron y
y representative responded to me 4
y mCasaTo aHl found woman. y
y named pctr.a MARITIME. lying ga \
y bed partly drunk. bui blood Was y
y discovered n0Wing from "a ehaat =
y ly wound on Che r.Eht side of her y
y hoad Although conscious. the y
y woman would Flgo no evidence \
y duplicating her assailaut y
y he'Hhhurs however. Informed \
y Marshal McMiil'n that tho wom. \
y an was the mistress of Marcos =
y iaca ihat they had been drink y
y 'ug all duy and were guarroline. y
y iio had followed hoT QUO % bis y
y room Into the room occupied hy y
= l0se Garcia breaking tho door \
y of the room in with an axe. and y
y lu me room of Garcia fho wom. 4
y au was found No'tcr'as in hdr =
y own blood Baca ien the room y
y with the aKe in hand ana placed \
y ga Do In Obs room \
y nr shadmch wih a0mo 4
= friends Was Qn me upof. ana OK. 4
y anIned the wound. which ho pro. =
y nouncei serious. and fears aN
y fracture of tho shl \
y An Investigation VIII reveal 4
y whether tho aoman WAS hlt with 4
y au axe or somo other blunt in. 4
y sirument There was Eo doubt 4
= aa 20 bee asaalant and ionlgh. =
y haoa sleeps ga ere clty iali =
= nr Elder iho cl,y physician 4
= Wiil give ihe wound a thorough y
= examination lhla evening 4
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24
canaalan womsn.. ceuneIl

winnipeg Man. sept g2 Several
scores oft delegates representing noafb
all parts of the dominion. are here fur
ihc meeting of the National Council OF
Women uf Canada. which began us
sessions today Tho council which, has
tho countess of HInI1 for Ia honorary
president. aims t0 unlto the various
branches OF womens work charIta.
hle. patriotic educational and artistic
into one body f0r counsel aud ad
nucgmcut Tho subjects scheduled
fur consideration during lhe several
Days tHD council viii. bo lu session
Include most Important questions Iu
connection with tho social. education.
ai and national llfo of Canada.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24
BUYING NEW MEXICO SHEEP.
RANcHERs iN WESTERN TEXAS
HAVE PURCHASED OVER $4,000
iN THE LAST FEW WEEKS.

aheopWtu of Wosten Texas are go.
IuT over New Mexico n large numbers
and the result of thaf pllerlmaeoa ia
shown iu the number oi sheep which
are now trailing across the territory
n'n Tos1H % iH claimed chat large
purchases are being made and tte
hcocy animals iu the sheep raising
counties in eastern New Mexico arc
being th.nned out
ln the pact week ihe following sales
have been reported John Yolbart. of
Carlsbad 90 a. h. Cauuthors. % San
Angelo $500 muttons 90 $3.50 per
head Carlsbad parties 200 a. ~ Mills.
Mckenzie q Ferguson % s Long and
X Prosfor $4,000 sheep al g275 and
43 per head.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24

.he caso aa dur.rs che latt e.E months
Advantage or thi.." says Goo fauar.
wont 'HdC1'd bc Dben to secure bot
Ie material for The ranks hy roicruna
applicants whose physique. character
Ir mental qualifications Gocm to ron
hniI hUn,ss Tor tlo service doubt
fU."
A circular received al thc same ume
shows sirICIer requirements under
these conditions for tho service An
applicant for Infantry. coaft artillery
ur oHg.ueof service should not Weigh
over 800 pounds nor stand less inan
I've feer four inches. while the pros.
,eNf momhCr OF the cavalry troop
Hr hcIl artillery should not Boz heavier
Ihau l65 pounds. shorter than Eve
Geo f1ur inches 0r taller than Give feet
ten inches NO applicant win ln the
future bc accepted in any class OF the
try.ce who scisbs less than t2S
pounds
Tho letter .E rn.llFIne to those who
are Interested u tho advancement of
Uncle sam soldiers. as % shows that
'he r.ehl sort o. men phys .Celiy. ns
.elI as mentally ere being enlisted as
orruifa iD wear tho blue.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24
BASE BALL TOPICS
SOME POINTERS ABOUT THE MA.
TloNAL SPORT on NEW MEX.
lCo.

The Ei puao Colts aro assured "a,
least one trophy ct tho alr series
The team coming the lcneost distance
viii Dec slyen ufty Affidavit cigars
donated by d WoalprIDld a. Bros.
Tho Las Vegas Blues will pass
through Albuquerque Friday night lor
El puso where they win play a se
rIos uf gamps with tho Colts of that
city
The Santa Pc team has signed a
pitcher named CravOus. lie ls do.
iug twirling work at present Tor the
81 Joseph, No. Western league club.
The Optic says. flaming and Lea.
a0n win remain Boz Las Vegas till afJor
tho fair series The team will go out
every dny for practice The neld is
doing excoedingly well, aud the work
is fast and accurate. When errors
are mado % is usually on difficult
chances However, lho boys will put
in aB much time as possible in prac
tlce, and win try 10 land the prize
for tho team making iho fowest or.
r0rs
Charlie Daniel captain of the Las
Vegas Bllea has a very had hand.
aud % ls feared that ho win not be- ln
shape foi tho fair aorIos. says the Op.
iic He Mad hls hand slightly splk
ed Labor day and injured it after.
wards in practice. During the Dol.
hart sor.ea he three timoa had the
sore place hlt Afier De returned 20
las Vegas the hand swellod prodlg
Ioualy Last night the doctors lanccd
It to the bone. Captain n0uiol is
suffering intense palm aud the swell.
Iug has auhsIdod but little Il % hop.
af that tho wound viii now heal rap.
lazy.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24

st Louis SO. sopt 22 Amateur
FIGHTERS from New York San Francis
co. Chicago and other cities are gath
cred In $50 Louis t0 taio mr in tho
Olympic worlds championships. The
tournament which s conducted under
The auspices ~ ihe Amateur Athletic
union opens thiB evening and win
continue through tomorrow and SAT
urday The following classes arc open
to amateurs ~ tho world I05. li5.
i25. la5 iis. i5s pounds and heavy
weight Gold medals Wln be- given
io fhs winner. silver mcdals 90 tht
second and bronze medals io the
third,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24

Bloomfield. n j.. Sept ga mills.
'ary wedding was celebrated hero to-
day the contracting parties being
Miss Anne Judkins Mason and Lieut.
sumner Grcgory. of the sixth Uulied
siaios infantry The bride is tho
daughter OF Lieut.. John Sanford Ma.
SON jr, who was killed iu the sioux
war of lseN9i Lieut.. Gregory o. a
son of Isaac G Gregory, OF Waterloo.
" y, aud Ia now stationed at Fort
Loayeuworth, Kas
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24
REQUIREMENTS ARE STRlCrfR.
UNCLE SAM IS RAISING STAND.
ARD or SERVICE m THE REou.
LAR ARMY.

TO o. an und.aputcd fact that the
war department o. gradually raising
standard Of service ln the standing
OF the army and that every EFFORT Is
being made to secure as rood men
physically and morally. as possible.
10 serve the grcat republic A letter
just received from Major G. q. vodgos.
in charge ot "a local recruiting STA.
iion a. illustrative OF the efforts be-
lng made to secure a good class of
men for the regular army
The letter calls tho attention of the
recruiting officers 20 the fact that the
three years limit. dating from tho
tlmo of tho reorganization OF tho army.
ln 1901. has nov expired. and that not
aa many recruits are needed as wna
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24

Manila Sept gt-Tla AHruHinlau
fr.ara have rcpul'atol tho agreement
wudo in Rome botwoCn the lalo POGO
leo tho late Archbishop Gu.d.. auof.
toi'c delegate in tbo Philippine afauiu
and former Governor Tar. that money
paid by the United stnrs u pur.
chase of frInrs lands should rrmaIu in
tho islands. and have requested that
payments Dee made 90 them iu drafts
ou London
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24

jacksonville llI Sept 2i.- Friends
and alumni ol Illinois college arc gath.
ored here in large numbers for The
celebration of che setcuiyanh ami
Yersary of ine icupdirg of the lnsit
tuition The celebration WIN continue
through ihe remainder of This weoa.
and wiIl bo participated in by many
pr'mIneni educators aud public men.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24
SCENES ON THE PIKE
AT THE WORLDS FAIR

81 I.l.H. scpt % uo Pike at
Ithr worlds faIr la "a wonderful trtom.
/ b.aro 0f attractive ama maal faa
. .m aud novelties ua aG. .r ...tv
Haua Woro selected from mu. bn..
I 'rIH un.Di tha FINAL consideration
Too D,.E orse bcus nctuei mcat Tor
both educational Wi entertainment
uuIrosrs
Experience enilDI In the Midway.
o. iolm.r .Nu0HIt.uus and su anr,a ai
amns.m"u. r0.o.'s ho murhf uho pro
.onnI amusement caterer how to
. provide H.Hgr aud more pleasing On
/ |i'ranmDutH Tor crowds OF all rradeu
f ui Intelligence The hoHmau has trav.
[ Di'I Had ui'ol tuo resources FOR
nia business .n H'l countries. Ho has
watched thp progress nr discovery and
Invention Hud enlisted 600 tha wonder
NNIn novelties ui Hr.unro and
mD.hau. m .n h.H service Thp result
ih1. thu como. ions department
1aH been au.r fn choose great gnr.
..'F nf tha FOH best frum hundrrdr
"' nmHcmeri propositions. and 10
make inr p'hr. n8 Whlln. tho most
attractive HHomhiHr of amuaempats
HH. wac over opened to wor.dn fair
.wds or CIfy holiday maEnra any.
where under ihD sue $50 show was
licensed U.thou. iho most riaId ncmt.
h} n' IF features bui tho character
NJ i'" WaunsDmeGt, fh. aim being to
'a'aN.lah au Amusement section ihHt
would attract millions tu ihn oxpuaI.
ton by iho hIgh merit and popularity
"f ifH shows A pike that ndtortIacs
iiHof through tbo mouths of lu nnt
t'ns H Coo happy result Esory ua
ilar euo" mCk uraiu and nsau. send.
IuF all hIs friends there by bits ontlu.
a'asiIr reports. and thus keeping fhn
frUtt nmuH Um,nf street fhunroI with
patrons
Care uas ptrn Chat .ta-g ronefs.
."n should hafo tho support 0t am.
nIo capital and br auio tI uut u1 afrur
nrrH worthy 'a stand ue8r .he msrn.f
.rrnt exhibit palaces Accordingly
.he piko. aH o. panorama of arch.for.
uIHI designs o. one of tho most atrIr
nf fiinc.l1ns OFF the opposition. and
houand8 of people may bo seen
r.Nug through &c. u.eht and dav
.aE.nF w Dos architectural noyaItoa.
~ structure cusI Iu the uolrhborh8od
By t'0onOon and o. is estimated Chat
.Hn.nr Initial Investment and rasf
y maintenance. fdIa woli amusement
o0'.ou W..l hy thc rHd of ihe oxn0.f
IIn. represent total Investment of
uIr. than fln0UOO0D.
N1ih.He ndus Uko he thunder of
'at.lr The reproduction of tho fam
u ha.tlm of fhe H0ar war ia the most
Hr'Iur and impu .ye thing u tha
.rD OF shows fhat aaa over attempt
d General Vuloon and General Crou.
1nnrHr at oyoy performance The
prr.aclo d. fl.l of bo most realistic
n'i'u Incidents thal have ever Boon
ern
The naval show o. another ronraa
Ion whose performance aiyertlsrf DO.
e.I WIN cannon thunder ana the dln
.t battle between hostile naatH of
miniature armor claia on o. harbor of
cll water
Amens other shows Reproducing
r'nueus scenes of eTe.Hug action ana
anger Wo have Haioa nra fighters
"r'omiHr frats fHBt no man Gun
ifuos unmoyel
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24
DISTRICT COURT

The following divorce suit cases
have been disposed of; Ema Topez
vH. Carlos Lopez; Hattie Arnold. vs.
Harry J." Arnold and stephen T..
Roohl yH Susaue NJ RochI
The United States grand fury has
been reporting regularly cvcry day
for work Il VIII probably Dee dlsmls.
scd tho first of next week Tho Ter.
r'torial petit Jury viii ho called Oc.
tabcr q The United tsatcs po.it fury
WIN ho called October n.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24

Denver Colo pa 2i Tho Colo
RADIO democrats convention aemblod
in heuyer to-day Tho convention auI
name "a candidate Co make tbo queer
naior'al race aEaiuHt Governor Pea.
hody and candidates for fno other
state on.cef t9 be filled "a the No.
Fember election
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24

Washington Sept 81 The uamg 0f
Rear Admiral HoDicy b Ewaa o.
prominently under confederation Tor
appointment al commander of fho
North Atlantic squadron. which po.
a'ion viii become vacant 0n the ro.
iiremeut of Rear Admiral Barker lu
March next
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24

Now York Sept 22 The democrat
ir text book hlH boou completed aud
F about to be isslod Or makes % vol.
nme of 800 paFeF dIacua lug tba Oh.
sues of The two parties nnd reprints
a number of speeches boy leading dem
orufs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24

hodr|ch-I saw tho asiumn parade
lf me fashionable folks
Van Alhor Were ans dressed 10
ANY"
Rodrlcb eyes few chnuHeura +"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24

Violet 81 WhIHru ls ln Gallup u
fho .ntnrcat Df tlo WhHuu HusIr
company She W.U YiHt WIns0w.
Af.z before returning fl tho clty
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24

which arrived here from SHANGHAI.
says that ho was offered $4,000 to
transport tho Grow and twoniyalv of
ilcarH Of Che Russian cruiser Aakuld
from Shanghai 'o BUsai8 The japan
csc consul no shanghai warned mo
captain lhat NJ hp dld ho would run
the danger of boIue held up or ovou
tunk hy O. Japanese wauhln and tho
offer was consequently declined.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24

ho'trr sept 2a Charles w Doll
I'n One uf W.y Irtmr of tha oz
p'o..ou uf nitric acid last Tuesday. Or
dead, ana tbc coroner Wil make "a
rH.i Investigation. uH 90 o. now said
chat lightuIug d.I not explode the
oorh1}u.'r.c ac.1 hut that tho otnlo.
a.uu was due to carolasuoa Sew
.II other nrrmu who wore over
come are at dea'hH door and nome of
iHom are set 600, of daus0r
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-24

While it rained here Tuesday even.
ng snow feil on the Olodeta noun.
tains
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-09
WARREN.

The annual lambske OF Kickemuit
Grange. p. Of H.will he held Thursday,
Aug. 18th. on the grounds belonging 70
the society In East Warren This bake
has always been well attended. and this
year the committee Will endeavor to
eclipse all former efforts.
A meeting 81 the official board OF the
NJ r. church, was held last night in the
vestry. Considerable business was trans
acted.
The repairs to the Baptist church are
we'll under way and = arge force Of
workmen are engaged in the work A
new heating apparatus will be Installed
and the rooms In the basement will be
reuodeled new entrance Is 10 be made
az the large front entrance. by which
the access 10 the Sunday school will be
easier.
The Mechanics Fire company No 2. ana
the Rough and Ready's No. 5. played an
exciting game OF baseball IN tho B A A
grounds Sunday afternoon. The loser OF
the game was 10 pay for clambake. for
both companies. and the Rough and
Ready's were the defeated team.
Mr.. William Walsh has been appointed
baggage agent at the Warren depot OF
the Consolidated road. The regular agent
MIR Thomas oRourke. r. enjoying n two
weeks vacation.
The members OF the NJ. r Sunday
echool.w will hold a trolley party tomorrow
night 10 Roger Williams park. and the
company will attend the band concert in
q number.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-09
; HURT BY
EXPLODING
GASOLINE

Boston. Aug. e,--Three men were seri-
ously injured by an explosion of gasolene
In the Atlantic avenue entrance Of the
East Boston tunnel today. Their names
are:
John Long aged 23. single.
Joseph Vickery aged 20, married.
Joseph Currier aged %. single.
The accident occurred just as the men
were on their way into the tunnel. where
they were employed. At the entrance one
OF the workmen lighted a candle which
ignited tank of gasolene at the bottom
of the stairway.
The tank had been leaking and the
fumes communicated with the candle A
terrific explosion followed and two men
were blown TO the top OF the tunnel while
the third was thrown up the stairway.
All three ware badly -htirnad- aaa- -H4aHslea
and II Is feared they cannot recover.
The tunnel was considerably damaged.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-09
PAWTUCKET.

The hall ~ the Eintracht Singing So
clety AZ 70 East avenue, was discovered
In a badly wrecked condition last even
ing All the globes about the gas lights
were founi smashed the gas all turned
on the piano strings were broken and
the other furniture wrecked All the
damage is laid to member who had a
grievance against the society.
There was meeting Of the Bsrtenders'
union last evening and the organization
Is once more on q substantial basis.
George Walker. son Of Prof George a.
Walker. foil from q cherry tree last night
and his leg was broken.
President Michael Donnelly directed az
fairs at the meeting OF the Central Trades
and Labor union last evening. Charles
Hicks, william Billede1ux and Thomas
Farrell we're elected as trustees. A 1T
tie controversy Of the Bartenders' union
was considered and committee appoint
ed TO settle the matter.
Special Officer McClerron found an old
man near the police station last night
with a badly cut head. Or Towle attend
ed the man who said his name was Peter
Monohan, and that ne resided In Central
Fails
Al last nights meeting Of Pswtucket
Council *. OF c.. II was announced that
Frank NJ Donnelly had been appointed
district deputy A challenge 10 play ball
With the Deiany Council at the Warwick
club wac accepted.
James Car6ase was nrraignod yester-
day In the district court on a charge OF
Keeping liquor for sale Illegally. lie
pleaded not guilty.
Miss Mollie Walsh IL entertaining Miss
Julia and Miss Lena Wixtead OF Woon-
socket
Union Company. X Of p. held a busl-
ness meeting and drill NJ the castle hall
On Berwick blo"k last evening capt.
Harrington was in command The com
pany will have a trolley party soon shd
some of the members are going 10 the bi-
Centennial convention Of the X. OF r..
ST Louisulle.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-09

There Is a gang OF young men who,
unless they mend their ways. will find
themselves In the meshes of police net.
For some time they have made a practice
OF going sailing at night, and have not
been over and above particular as 10
whose boats they used. An evening or so
ago. a well known resident who owns a
to use II. found quite a change In the
arrangements OF his craft. but he attrib-
utes these changes to the conditions of
the weather
He told mis- story to fellow boat own
err who by the way IL employed I'm the
city nights and he had for some time been
OF the opinion that his boat had been
used day times by others than his fam
lily A little investigation showed that
many OF the handsome craft in the bay
were used by this gang OF young men,
twe-ef whom known and would have
been arrested yesterday had 1t not been
for the standing I'm the community of
their parents This. however will not
save them II they persist in their mis-
chief.
Romeo Refine. who was among those
who were raided, few days ago. was
called upon by Patroman Hunter yes
terday. and requested TO accompany him
to the police station. This morning he was
arrsigned on two charges OF selling hq-
uor without a license. He pleaded not
guilty and was held I'm the sum of 500
In each case.
The Narragansett Fire company met
last evening and the committee who had
charge Of the muster held at Crescent
Park made its report All claims were
paid, and the sum OF $3.50 was turned
over 70 the company which was not quite
up 10 the sum OF former years.
Mrs. Lydia woodward Of Woonsocket
is guest Of her grandson, Albert o. Wood
ward, Of this place. Mrs Woodward Is
nearly N years Of age, but shows that
she has not lost any OF her ability for en-
tertaining.
on Sunday Captain Pritchard will en-
tertain on his sloop the Lone Hand. Capt.
John Meehan. Robert W. Tobin and To-
bias Burke and their families.