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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-09-29

nouncing that grand rally will take
place on Friday evening, when prominent
men from abroad will speak In front or
the headquarters. Enough funds have
already been raised 20 purchase an 1s-foot
flag to float across the street from the
club room. During the rally the lists
will be open for those who wish to become
members and workers
The building which is being erected by
ex-I,ieut Gov. w ardwell on Thames
street as the work progresses becomes
quite slightly as the front is entirely
different from any thing upon the street.
The lace Industry that was so anxious
to come here has purchased a site In Bar
rington and> the deeds are recorded at
the harrington town clerks office.
H. w Gibson OF Boston, state boys
secretary for Massachusetts and Rhode
Island. will speak at the Y. NJ c. A. next
Sunday.
John T. Lynch, son Of Andrew Lynch
at Ferry Hill. left here yesterday 10 re-
sumo his medical studies at the Long ISL
and College OF Physicians and Surgeons.
Mr.. and Mrs j. b. Barney, who have
been visiting friends at the Mount. re-
turned home yesterday.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-09-29
BRISTOL.
South Providence Posts Visit
Veterans Funeral Of Seth
". Thayer- Other Items.

The last duplicate whist tournament OF
the season ends this afternoon at Bristol
Golf club, when prizes will be awarded
The first prize is a handsome silver bon
bon dish
This afternoon at 3 o'clock there is TO
be a missionary meeting at the home OF
Rev F. f. Talbee. Mrs Amey Mathew
son of Providence will address the meet
ing and will also speak in the evening at
the Pentecostal church.
The members OF George H. Rarrows
post, @. A. r., and George n. Brown Re-
lief Corps to the number OF about 20,
arrived here yesterday at IL a. m, and
visited the Soldiers home They were cor
daily welcomed by Superintendent Hall
and the veterans. During their stay, the
Vets were pleasantly entertained with
vocal and instrumental music by mem
bers OF the Relief Corps.
The Veterans were the recipients of
many useful gifts from the visitors. and
before leaving q collation. was served.
There arrived here yesterday schooner
joe with a cargo OF lumber from Mach
las. Ne. for the Wardwell Lumber COM
pany.
The barge Ray has hauled to the pier
OF the Nanauit Worsted mill. 10 finish
dischsrging her cargo OF coal.
The funeral Of Seth w. Thayer. one
OF the oldest residents Of this town. was
soemnized yesterday forenoon from his
late residence or Metacom avenue. Many
relatives from New York and other
places paid their last tribute 20 n much
esteemed relative and friend. The funeral
services were conducted by Rev. r. New
ton owen. pastor OF the First Congrega-
tlonal church OF which he was a worthy
member. He leaves widow and one
son TO mourn his demise.
Nathan Mccarthy. son OF Torrance Nc
Carthy. the well known rubber manu-
facturer. Is erecting a large building In
the rear yof the Byheld Rubber shop for
merly conducted by Mr.. Mccarthy. Mr..
Mccarthy. Jr. SAYS he has not fully
made up his mind what disposition he Will
make OF the plant but u n an ac-
knowledged fact it will make an excellent
rubber shop. The building is i3x5O. with
large engine all set.
The Republican club Of Bristol met las
evening ~ ns new headquarters In tbs
/ Hnsbrouck block A large Transparent,
has been placed over the entrance. an
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-09-29

feeling on the part OF those who look at
IT, The monument referred 10 is the
Warren town hall.
The annual meeting OF the local w. O..
T. II. was held yesterday afternoon at
the residence OF Mrs. Emma q. Welch, on
South Main street Mrs. Mary A. Bah
cock. state president. was present, and
delivered an interesting address. A full
attendance OF members were present.
The regular meeting OF the local order
OF Odd Fellows was held I'm Odd Fellows
hall. last night. A number OF the MEM
bers we're present. and the usual program
prevailed.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the M r..
church held n meeting in the church par
lors. last night A business session was
held. following which social exercises
were held.
Miss Gertrude y. Littlefeld held a
birthday party. at her home on Wheaton
street last night. A number OF young
people were present Vocal and instru-
mental music. games and refreshments
were enjoyed during the course OF the
evening
Miss Jennie l. Champln entertained a
number OF her friends last night at her
home on Miller street
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-09-29
he THEATRtS

There are two very cogent reasons for
the immense success achieved by BATTLES
Of Tolstoy's Resurrection"
in America One OF these reasons lies In
the fact that the play itself is fraught
with a distinct and positive purpose.
quality lacking in the vast majority OF
plays. and the other Is that Miss Walsh
in her acting of the principal role never
compromises with that purpose for
moment This much Is known and con-
ceded I'm advance. and II II enough to In
sure the attendance OF every representa-
live piaygoer on Monday evening at the
opera House wnen Miss Walsh will make
her nrst appearance here in this play.
IL Is said that no actiess OF the present
genera ton has held the mirror up to
nature" or rather down TO nature as
does blanche Walsh In the prison scene
of Resurrection" She makes the poor
degraded Maslovs so pathetically hateful
and vet so eloquently true to life that
auditors studded With the alternate SEN
sations ~ loathing. sympathy and pity.
But with all the ugly truths which the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-09-29
PAWTUXET.

The amateur carpenters of the Texut-
wap club are making some Improvements
now that cold weather is approaching
and the ring OF hammers yesterday after
noon indicated that the addition work
was progressing rapidly.
Tonight the series of entertainments Of
the Fire King band for its members will
be inaugurated and very pleasant time
is anticipated. The musicians made n
very good record with the nre-
men for their ability as ententain-
srs and with their added experience are
much better qualified TO give entertain
uents than before.
The regular mid-week prayer meeting
~ the Baptist church II scheduled for to-
night
Rev r. y Bartlett represented the
church AZ the meeting % tho Warren
Baptist association at Newport yesterday
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william f. Gillen. one of the most
popular young men OF this place, ac-
cording TO one OF his friends, will soon
be known as a deserter, not from tho
army or navy. but from the ranks Of his
bachelor companions. This evening he
and Miss Fanny Medbury. one OF River
sides most charming young women will
be united in marriage by the Rev. Father
Haney. pastor OF the Church of the Sac
red Heart. 1t was Mr.. Gillen's intentions
to have this happy event Just little
on the sly" but his friends learned of
the fact and are busy today preparing
for their send-off. After the ceremony
a wedding dinner will be served at the
Crown hotel in this city
II looks as II the Riverside Improve
ment society would not have the pleasure
iof listening 10 Mr. +. w. Dexter this
evening. who was billed to read an inter
esting paper relating TO improving Cres-
cent Park. The committee appointed TO
wait upon Mr. Dexter have not been
able 10 have a conference with that gem
tleman They may, however. hnd him
before the hour OF the meeting. 1t is
we'll known fact that Mr. Dexter would
only be too happy to comply with the
wishes of the organization.
Mr.. Thomas w. Mugs was surroundsd asa
gathering being his birthday, but just
what one, WAS not stated, although many
said 81. IL the program arranged was
the result OF experience, Mr.. Mugs
must be 100, for more ENJOYABLE event
OF It's kind never was held at RVerslde.
Among those who were present were.
Charles r. Haslam, OF the Harvard law
school and John II. Haslam or Dart
mouth college. who are nephews OF Mr.
Muggs There was music In abundance
and a delicious supper was served.
There was fair sized attendance ar
the meeting of Riverside lodge last even
ing. Brothers George Johnson, Ira ID:
Con- and Levi s. Winchester, who had
charge of the lodge outing last week
made their report.
Mr.. william II. Walland ana FAMILY
Who have resided at 9S River avenue for
YEAR, have removed TO New York. their
Household effects having been forwarded
"a that city yesterday morning and they
followed last evening.
The square was practically deserted
10 .t EVENING. as the rank and file OF those
who could went to the city to see the
''Hovey fire"
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were placed on n special car and taken
10 Danielsonvile for interment Few
women were more beloved than she. for
her object I'm life was 10 do good. and
she was the happiest when doing for
others.
GENERAL MENTION.
Within few days there will he seen
a handsome carriage drawn by a pair
OF gray studs. which perhaps many may
take for an advertising wagon or some
thing OF that sort II will be nothing OF
the sort. but will be the 5000 chariot at
the Chafree Street Police station, regtld-
ed, made resplendent again, and VIII be
drawn by two studs instead of one.
Mr.. John Thompson was presented yes
terday with a monster pumpkin. the
same weighing more than 80 pounds
rnised by Patrick Coffey OF Washington
village. THE pumpkin is on exhibition at
the display window of the branch store
OF the T. H. Donahue Co, at IL Stokes
street where Mr.. Thompson is manager
At the West Side Trolley club last even
ing. the social committee had for an en-
tertainer an old fortune teller.
Some of the members futures ap-
near 10 be so bright, according 10 the
fortune teller, that they think very
strongly OF lacking up their jobs with
the Railroad company.
shortly after alarm Tor the ttoNey buih-
her company fire last evening pauoimeh
from the Chaffee Street station were
sent TO the lumber yards OF l.. sweet q
co. on Harris avenue and w. NJ. Har-
ris Jr.. on Atwelrs avenue. These men
were I'm citizens dress.
The Regent ball team will not play the
Dewey Boys Saturday. They would Ike
however. TO have played the st Mary
cluh OF Pawtucket a series OF three games
for 800 but could not got the club TO
play. z.,,h
charles Capwell, who Is connected with
,ha Societv for the Prevention OF Cruelty
90 Animals. shot a horse on Plainheld
s,reet Yesterday afternoon that was the
,ronertv OF Alphonse Onoralo OF Spruce
street.
when Mr.. and Mrs Martin Dempsey re-
turn from their wedding trip they can
nnd their family umbrella with Thomas
Conneen who drove them TO the station
after their wedding.
The Regent Literary and Social club
viii hold their first social OF the season
In odd Fellows hall. Academy avenue, to-
morrow evening
priaset Burns OF ilO6 Gladstone avenue
renortea 10 the police last evening that
.ore one stole a child's express wagon,
valued at $3.50. from her yard yesterday
Iawrence Slefanik was arrested on a
warrant last evening on charge OF non
support The family lives on Bancroft
street.
william walsh. who was reported 20 the
no,ire as missing from his home, l3l
Piainneld street. has returned
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-09-29
EAST PROVIDENCE
High School Glass Of 1904
Holds Election Of Officers.
Church Of the First Born Holds
an All Day Sesslsn.

Glass leO4-5 of the high school met last
evening and elected corps of officers.
the election being caused by the death of
william sheldon last fall. who was the
president.
The results are as follows: Edna Orms-
bee. president: Leroy Norton. vice presi-
dent. Robert Chase, secretary; GeorHe
walker. treasurer. A committee was ap-
nointea to procure a class cap that being
the custom OF the classes of the past
AN ALL DAY SESSION.
The Church of the First Born held an
au-dav session in Iseslies block, yester-
day. The Rev James Wilkinson OF Scit-
nate preached very interesting sermon
I'm the afternoon his subject being ne
lord is NV Shepard" There was special
singing during the day.
MINOR MENTION.
The many friends OF Nels Johnston.
who for a number OF years was one OF
the teachers at the high school, are sor-
rv 10 learn the Nautical preparatory
school Is probably n thing Of the past.
MIR Johnston is one OF the instructors on
board the pennsylvania.
Howard lodge, knights OF Pythias'
Mispah Rebekah lodge OF Odd Fellows
evening. None transacted other than
routine business.
The funeral OF Mrs Caroline A. Arm
ington was held at her late home on Paw
tucket avenue yesterday afternoon ana
was very largely attended The Rev IL.
w. Lambert officiated.
Al the session OF the seventh district
court this morning a man. who was
arrested at Riverside for drunkenness,
was fined 81 and costs. which no paid.
A delegation from the local division OF
the naval reserves went 20 the state range
today 20 compete with other divisions for
a trophy.
Mr and Mrs. George W. Paine, Sr., left
for Connecticut this morning where they
will remain about six weeks With rela-
tives.
Patrolman Munroe Is on the sick list.
and his duties are being performed by
snecial OFFICER Lawrence.
Elmer Gardiner. one OF the well known
Young men OF this place, r. spending his
vacation with friends at Hartford Conn.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-09-29
IN OLNEYv|LLE.
Fall Fishermen Had Many Mis-
haps..One Lost His Raim0nt.
Both Parties Rather Mixed.
Pretty Wedding g--Other Items.
Olneyville branch OF the Providence
News at Heffernan's News Store Is
Hartford avenue Telephone 40-West.

Yesterday George Humes. Samuel and
Thomas Pickett. Stald Crabtree, Fred
srick Dick. Charles Senior and Prof.
Hero. went down the bay on fishing
trip.
When they reached Rocky Point they
found that they were n little snort OF
peculiar sort OF bait. so Pickett. Crab
tree and Senior were made a committee
of three TO row 10 the point and re-
plenish the stock They reached the
shore alright and were fortunate in find
Ing pust what they most needed.
In rowing back 10 their sail boat, Mr.
Senior lost his balance. but he was res
cued by his companions. but his resources
tore his new pair OF 50 trousers into
shraeds In doing so.
This ended the fishing trip and they
sailed for home. but Mr.. Senior was
obliged 10 stay aboard OF the craft until
o member OF the party went 10 his home
and returned with another pair OF trou-
sers.
that they didn't get a fish, and the
other was that the Horn Blower" Mr..
Dick. is suffering with a sore throat as
p result OF working over time with his
horn, which was used for the purpose Of
keeping clear track.
GOT HIS VALISE.
A stranger came into the square Tues
day evening and called at a welp known
cafe and here he engaged a small boy
20 90 70 the Westminster street depot
for his valise. shortly after the boy
left for tho depot the stranger walked
out. and that was the last seen OF either
of them at the place.
little later the boy came into the
fpuare with a valise. but he had lost
his reckoning and left the valise with a
relative who In turn notified the police
OF the fact.
Yesterday morning the stranger called
reported his loss. for he presumed that
tne boy that he sent for the valise had
stolen H.
The stranger was told where his prop
erty was and when he called for a. ana
proved his property.
HILL-KN1GHT WEDDING.
Miss Elizabeth Hill. daughter OF 1ohr
Eill and Mr.. Ernest Knight bookkeepe,
Tor W. ". Sawyer 4 Co 1895 Weetrnin
tter street were united in marriage a
the home OF the bride last evening by th,
Rev. J. V. Osterhout.
Miss Emily Hll s. siser OF the hria
was the bridesmaid and Edith Hiu wa
the flower girl. while Thomas r. Uulm
was the best man. After tho ceremon
there was reception and weddin
dinner.
Later IN the evening Mr.. and Mr.
Knight left for Boston. where they wi
spend their honeymoon and upon the
return will reside on Cleveland street.
MISS NUGENT BURIED.
The funeral OF Mrs. Mary A. Nueen
mother OF Senator Henry A. Nugent VIII
fs also superintendent Of the Providenc
DanielsonviIls Railway company. wa
held ct her late home IN Centredsl
q; . o'clock this morning The remain
accompanied by relatives and friends
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WARREN.

The project recently proposed by Mr. Il.
A vaughen. local man. 90 erect mon
umsnt 20 Massasoit. at the corner OF
Main and Childs streets. has not met,
with as hearty cooperation as was an
ticlpated. and the plan, is q failure now,
a. the owner OF the plat has decided 10
erect a modern business block. on the
space one local man, suggested that ~
Warren had a sewer system. - would be
much more appreciated. and another gave
out the cheerful information, that War
rem was the possessor of one monument.
which caused more than momentary
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The News OF the State

were placed on special car and taken
10 Danielsonville for interment Few
women were more beloved than she, for
her object in life was TO do good. and
she was the happiest when doing for
others
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-09-29
SEEKONK REPUBLICANS.

The Seekonk Republicans had an inter-
esting caucus I'm the Town Hall last night
al which Henry w. Brown was chosen as
the candidate for state representative bv
a vote OF llS out OF Ia. The two defeated
candidates were Gec~ge II. Carpenter ard
Ellis p. westcott. The following were
chosen on the Republican town commlt-
tee: George n. Carpenter. Herbert r Mcs
Kinney and Cyrus H. Chsnee.
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painful, the wounds are not considered
dangerous.
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RIVERSIDE.

Items OF news can be left at Cons res
taurant on Bullock's Point avenue and
they will receive prompt attention and
publication.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-08-31
Ramon del NaILe-McIdn.
AViso al publico

En- la antigua y screditads sastrerfa de
r. Monies scabase dc instalar una sucur-
sal de Ia muy reputada fabrica de sonbre-
ros "LA BELLA BORINQUENA" de
Sucesorss de Juan Cabrer 8. en- o., de
Ponce.
En- dicho establecimiento hallar& el pt-
blico, continuamente, vsriado surtdo de
SO.MBREROS de todas classes; para
caballeros, para niflos, seforitas niflas.
De pajilla, de imitaci6n jipUapa y feltro,
dc pelo y lana.
Sc hace la orden cualquier sombrero;
para precios y demas informes, dirfjase (
28.-San Juan. d.
d-st
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-08-31
ones enmiendas posteriores su fecha
En- eli B01etin Mercanti1

Yo quede inmovil. sin valor para
ir detras, contemplated la san
gre que tenia en- las manos.
Desde Ell fondo de las estancias,
donde el viento andaba a batir
las puertas, venfa hasta mi el
lloro de los criaGos y las voces,
va roncas, de aquella que clama-
ba en]oquecida:
-iFue Satanas!. -. iFue Sa.
tanas!. -.
Senti miedo. Baje la escali-
nata y, presuroso, atravese el
jardin para salir al camino. AL
desaparecer bajo ell arco de la
puerta, volvi atras los ojos, lie
nos de lagrimas. En- la venta-
ma, siempre alberta, me parecio
distinguir una sombra tragica y
desolada. iPobre somb bra. en-.
vejecida, arrugada, miedosa, que
vaga todavia por aquellas vas
tas estancias, y todavia cree yer.
me acechandola en- la obscuri-
dad! Me contaron que ahora, al
cabo de tantos amos, va reptile
sin passion, sin duelo, con la mo
notonia de una vieja que reza:
-iFue Satanas!. .--- iFue Sa-
tanas!. -.
Ramon del DaIIe-McIdn.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-08-31
Treasury Department Of Porto Rico
Bureau Of Municipal Finance
A L@.'AClUALES 7ENEDORES
CERTIFlCADOS MUNICIPALES
DE DEBITOS

Los actua1es tenedores de los Ger
| tifcados municipales de debitos Gu
va relacion Sc estampa 4 continua cion,
pueden presentarlos en- la ofcina del
/ Tesorero de Puerto Rico para su deb1-
da intervention y oportuno pago. Este
Sc ira hacienda paulatinamente, du
rsnte todo el afIo econ6mico, medida
que Sc vayan ingresando en- TeSorerfa
fondos municipales en- cantidad stuff
cierte para Ell objeto expresado.. Sc
dara, pues, Ell case de que algunos bo-
nos queden en- suspense para Ell pago,
durante variOS meses, mientras ingre-
san fondos; y sob1e este Sc llama muy
especialmente la atencion para evitar
reclamaciones in1tiles.
Unos certificates seran pagados en-
su totalidad, y otros parcialmente, Sc
gun la relacion que va mas abajo.
Cada certifcado de los que han de
ser pagados en- su totalidad, debe ser
endosado por Ell actual tenedor, estam-
pando simplemente ST. frma al dorso
del documento. ST esta fr1na es la
del primitive tenedor del bono debe
ponerse exactamente con los mismos
nombres, iniciales y apellidos que
aparecen en- dicho bono. ST es la de
alguna persona a quien ell bono ha sido
traspasado, debe figurar con iguales
nombres e inicjales que constan en- la
formula del traspaso. Estos requisj-
toS no son necesarios cuando Sc trate
de un certifcado que ha de pagarse
parcialmente. enviandose en- este case
el bono sin endoso del remitente, Ell
cual le sera devuelto en- su oportuni-
dad.
AL remitirse cualquier certifcado,
bien sea de pago total parcial, es+a
Tesorer1a, Sc acompanara con una
communication donde Sc haga constar
la direction postal del remitente. ell
cual recibira por correo y no de otra
nanera, Ell importe del certifcado 6 Ell
de Ia parte que ha de pagarse.
Esta Tesorer1a acusara recibo de ca
da uno de los certi6cados que le seau
presentados para el pago.
Ell dejar de llenar los requisites an
tes mencionados, 6 Ell no endosar Co
rrectamente dichos documcntoS, redun-
dara en- perjuicio del tenedor del bono,
ocasionandose con clio la consiguiente
demora en- Ell pago.
San Juan, P. R., Agosto %, 1904.
B. R. Di1.
Assistant Treasurer
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-08-31
Ell COnSuItOriO del DR.. MunOZ

Ell doctor Gustavo Mufioz ha trasla-
dado su despacho al piso alto del n Q
9 de la Gale del Santo Cristo, esquina
& la Fortaleza, donde recibira & sus
clientes Horas de consu1ta de 3 5
o. m. Telefono Io4.