The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-09-02

McElroy and wife sold to Elizabeth G.
Henderson, land, buildings and improve
ments on the westerly side of Wayland
avenue; consideration ST. William A
Campbell sold TO James and Sarah Lang
land. buildings and improvements on the
southerly side Of Weeden street; consid-
GRAFTON $40 Union Real Estate company
sold TO Luigi Dagostino. three lots of
land at Oakland Park; consideration $40.
Mortgage Deeds OF Real Estats-From
James and Sarah Ann Lang TO William
A. Campbell. land, buildings and improve
ments on the southerly side OF Weeden
street amount $500 From Luigi Dagos-
tino TO the Union Real Estate company,
three lots OF land at Oakland Park;
amount $500.
Intentions OF Marriage-Noble Ransell
and Ruth Jackson, both Of this city.
Judge Tuck, J. l.. Hood. F. L. Devlin,
u. T. c. Clarkson and Ernest b. Sellew
will represent this city In the golf tour
nament at the Wannamoisett links next
Wednesday.
The police discontinued the cases
against John McCauGhey and George
Horboigen in the District court yesterday.
The Pawtucket Associate Of Station
airy Engineers gave a reception last even
ing, TO John W. Lane Of Chicago, edi-
tor OF The National Engineer. II was one
OF the pleasantest events in the history
OF the organization. Members OF the as
ISOLATION recently heard Mr.. Lane was
spending his VACATION In this vicinity so
they decided TO honor him. Invitations
which were extended to the members OF
the other associations of the state in
Providence, Woonsocket and Westerly
were largely accepted, and the result was
that at the meeting last evening besides
the guest OF honor there were many
others
The local association held a short busi-
ness session and considered r. few mat
ters OF minor Importance. President
Riley daniels was in the chair during
the business Session and also presided
throughout the evening.
There were present former National
President r. X. Hogan OF Boston, for
mer state Deputy Samuel Babbitt and
A. b. Martin, President Edwin Wilkes Of
Providence association. No. 8, President
William H. OConnor OF Providence ssso-
citation, No /. former President NJ NJ.
: Childs OF Providence and members and
officers other associations
A hasdsome bouquet was presented 10
Mr. Lane by the local association, the
presentation speech being made by former
National President Hogan.
A collation. was served. and after cigars
were lighted Mr. Lane and the other
guests were called upon by President
Daniels and all responded In happy vein.
Louis Danu. n driver for the Attleboro
and Providence Express. struck his face
against a box while adjusting the goods IN
hts wagon on Central avenue and parties
who saw him lying stunned thought he
had a NJ and had the police ambulance
sent for Danu recovered a short time
after being brought 10 the station.
Judge Tuck refused TO place owen
Mcgee. who was arrested Mon
day evening as a disorderly person. on
/ probation. His honor sentenced McGec
to six months at the state farm. fMcGee
/ took an appeal.
large crowd gathered last night on
| Main street to witness the troubles or an
| automobiles. who had fractured tire
officer Rockford stopped a runaway
| horse that was attached 10 grocer =
wagon yesterday. Tne horse ran from