The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-28
BRISTOL.
Cases Disposed Of In The Dis.
trlct Court. Dwelling De-
strOyed by Fired.

Al the regular weekly session OF the
district court yesterday, the following
cases were disposed OF: The case OF
James Hoard, Jr VS.. Pietro Vellatico,
was discontinued on payment OF costs
amounting to 1850 Nallatico was ar
rested Sunday evening, Feb. 1s, charged
with having annoyed women In the north
part of the town. Attorney Crowley, who
represented the plaintiff In the case of
Peter Espinaso vs. Rhode Island com
pany. stated to the court that II was
his desire TO have the case heard as
soon as possible. All the civil cases were
continued.
Auditors OF accounts OF the United
States Rubber company, who were here
examining the books or the National In
dia Rubber company on Saturday. lunch
ed at the Hotel Bslvedere The follow
ing are the names OF those present from
New York city: Messrs. r. b. Kings
bury. Fred b. Wilcox, Charles L. Mack
intosh. r. IL. Leo Sage Hills and IL. A.
Perkins. They all returned 10 New York
on the p m. train.
An alarm OF Are was sent I'm about
o'clock yesterday morning from Dis
trict No s. The fire was In the dwell
ing house owned hy Frank IAanardo
Mendes and occupied by Frank Sylvia
and wife. The chimney became over
heated and the nre had got we'll under
way before water could be obt aimed. One
OF the causes why the Hydraulion engine
could not get onto the building was that
a good sired eel had got wedsed In the
nozzle. The building was entirely con-
sumed. The contents OF the house were
saved The loss was covered by incur
ance
e...,., Ntoo~. IN. ~ nrtpfoys wcii
known citizens, passed away yesterday,
after a long illness OF pulmonary troubles.
His funeral will be solemniGed on We'd
nesday at | O'Clock The funeral services
are TO be conducted Ivy Rev. DIR. Locke.
rector OF St Mchaels Episcopal church.
Burial At the North cemetery
The steamer ae samore made one trip on
Sunday 10 the ferry on the Island Of
Rhode kiand but the Toe being badly
wedged IN n was impossible to make a
landing 50 as TO connect with the train
to Newport without injury 10 the hoat
Trips will he discontinued until the ice
removes
Daniel Kenny and wife Of Providence
spent Sunday here with Mr.. and Mrs
Kenny's parents
Mrs. Pardon r Kenny. who has been
confined TO her home for some time. Is
reported as somewhat improved.
iF fhiOn =. AOlls usntfbl manager VI
the National India Rubber company. celc-
breted hts birthday anniversary at hts
home or High street Sunday afternoon
and evening II was In the nature OF a
family gathering and there was an an
nversary dinner in the evening. The
guests inoludpd Judge lie Baron II Colt.
father or the young man, and his family,
Col Samuel y Colt, his uncle: Mrs Con-
verse wife of Rear Admiral George A.
Converse " r. N. Of Washington u. c..
mother ~ Mr-. Le Baron G. Colt, and
Erskine NJ Phelps % Chicago.
At the 10 O'CLOCK service In the State
street NJ n. church Sunday morning. the
pastor. Rev W. Denolr Hood. delivered
by request an able sermon on Lincoln.
the Great Christian Patriot Statesman"
The third OF the series OF addresses pro-
vided for the public on specia, topics OF
general interest was delivered by A. T.
Stratton. general secretary of tho Y. NJ.
G. A OF Pawtucket NJ the state street
NJ. y. church last evening MIR Stratton
spoke ~ the vital importance OF Chris
tian training among boys and young men.
end mentioned incidentally that neither
the church nor the v NJ G. A had vet
solved the problem.
Tho harbor presented a pretty soane
yesterday srtrpoon. as many OF the
/ fr,cpds ~ thosc owning ice boats were
/ enjoying sport on the tee number ~
exciting rscee took place. there being
a good breese.