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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-09-23
frouble interruption.

When the present generation be
ING instructed under Yankee teach
ers come to maturity the English
Language viii prevail on the island.
Cuba viii be a state of the Union,
and her prosperity VIII know no
bounds, and the mysteries of the
Maine will be held in the reverence
thew deserve and their blood viii be
as honored as is the Revolutionary
soldier of today.
THOS. G. BRADY.
of Trinidad, Cuba, on Steamship
Pursima .Goncepcion.
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Prof. J. Ivison, piano tuner and
wife. are in the city. Orders sent
to Walker house viii receive prompt
attention. 23seP6t-
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-03

injured arm. and II is feared that ampu-
tation will be necessary
Mrs j. B Greene and daughter. who
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Greene
upon Metacom avenue for the past four
weeks. returned yesterday 10 Grand ISL
and, N Y.
There is 10 be an informal inspection OF
the Bristol naval reserves in the com
pany armory. Lieut.. Commander VIII
liam q. Bliss OF the battalion will he the
inspecting officer. Mr.. Bliss will give
an address on ship orga nization," and
Navigating Officer Charles N. Lawton OF
the battalion will speak on navigation
the same evening.
The Republican town committee and
those who are deeply Interested IN the
coming election are az work every even
ing and have about completed the canvas.
They are confident that the entire ticket
nominated az the regularly called caucus
will be elected. but IL will require work
To do H.
The society known as Kings Herald
held an entertainment in the vestry Of
the state Street NJ. f. church.
The Ivy Guild Of st. Michsers parish
held salad supper last evening in St
Michaers chapel
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-03
The News Of the State

Literary association. which is arranging
for tho 127th anniversary of Robert
Emmet day and the 28th OF the organiza-
ton that IS 10 be held I'm Irons hall Sun
day evening, met last evening and APP
pointed Mossrs. T. j. Matthews and Ber-
nard McTiernan a committee TO receive
the speaker OF the evening, Hon. Thomas
II. Dowd OF Boston; Thomas +. Beatty.
John Feeley. on decorations. and Capt.
Edward Foley as chief usher. He will
select from the Emmett Rifles capable
corps or assistants
STOLEN RIG RECOVERED.
A rig, tho property OF L. H. Aldrich OF
Carpenter street, was found abandoned
az the corner OF Plainfeld and Latham
streets early this morning by the police.
IL was learned that the outht had been
let TO two young men and that Il had
been stolen from them at Thornton.
Mr.. Aldrich was notified and he called
for his property. A robe Was missing
SPECIAL SERVICES.
Being the first Friday I'm the month
special services were held at St Mary's
Catholic church at 8. 7 and 1870 o'clock
this morning, all OF which were largely
attended There will be another service
at 1880 this evening. when the well-known
vocalist Mr.. Joseph Farley, will assist.
GENERAL MENTION.
The ladies OF 81. Paula's branch OF the
irish Catholic Benevolent union. who
are 10 take part In "A minstrel show. Will
have their final rehearsal tomorrow after
noon.
Honora A., widow OF Joshua Batteye.
died at her residence so Sophia street.
yesterday. The funeral will be tomorrow
morning al $50 o'clock.
Tomorrow will be busy day with the
local notary publics as that Is the day
that old soldiers call upon them TO get
their pension papers prepared.
The "old-fashioned' dance OF Court
Olneyville. Foresters, In Guild hall last
evening was financial success
The walk on the east side OF the West
minister hill bridge is being repIanked.
Patrolman Coakley OF the Chaffee street
station has returned from a short vaca-
tion.
Mr.. Daniel O'Connell OF Boston is visit
ing relatives here.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-03

great many moro viewed the spectacl
from the gallery.
At o'clock Capt Fred Driscoll and
his wife led the grand march and 100
couples participated in this opening fea-
ture. Dancing followed and was con-
tinued until / o'clock.
Col McGann and his stan of feed Of
fioers were present and during the even
ing Lieut. John O'Keefe called upon the
colonel for a speech. The latter respond
ed and said a few words complimenting
ths men in the company and also speak
ing in high terms OF the assistance rem
dered the new company by Daniel n.
Sullivan and Dr T. r. Darby lie also
stat ted that the latter had offered a gold
medal I'm addition 10 the medals offered
by the state al the annual rifle shoot.
An internission was called at about IL
o clock and during that time refreshment t.
were served and a pleasant half hour
thus spent. Later the dancing was re-
sumed and was continued until / O'Clock
this morning. when special cars carried
the guests 10 their homes In the several
parts OF the valley.
The following committees had charge
OF the affair: Reception committee, Capt
John +. Farrell Lieut. John j. Hughes
and Lieut. Fred Driscoll; floor marshal
Sergt. Andrew L. Dennigan; assistant
aids. Corp. Philip Amend. Priv. James
ing committee. Corporals John III. Dem
nigan and James Craig.
Among the guests from Providence who
accompanied Col Mcgann wore the fol-
lowing Lieut.. Col John A O'Keefe
Maj. John McGill Mai w. V. Macready,
Capt. c. Woodbury. Gorman, Quarter
master j. Austin McGreavy Lieut. J.
Harry Farrell Lieut. Joseph G. O'Connell.
Lieut.. Fred 1. Richards, Lieut.. F. s.
O'Neil Lieut. Howard d. Wall Capt.
James r. Kane, Co II. and others
PRESENTATION AT CFNTERvILI.E.
Last evening the members OF the Girls,
Friendly society Of st Philips church
in Crompton paid a surprise visit upon
Mrs Ernest F.. Wilbur. wife OF Principal
Wilbur Of the Crompton school The
party assembled at the home of Mrs
Henry r. Heydon of Centerville and then
proceeded 10 the home OF NJ and Mrs
Wilbur who reside on Warwick avenue.
Mrs. Wilbur was taken wholly by sur
prise but greeted her guests warmly and
bade them enter. Once in the house the
party enjoyd themselves 10 the fullest
extent, some OF the members rendering
Instrumental and vocal music Games
and refreshments which the guests had
nrought. were also participated In. and
the evening was most pleasantly spent
Before departing Mrs. Wilbur was pre-
sented with a beautiful silver pudding
dish, Mrs. Heydon presenting the token
I'm behalf Of the society This was the
first opportunity the members OF the So
ciety had had 10 carry out the customary
presentation Of the society 10 one OF It's
members who have recently been married
and the affair was a most enjoyable ono
and was one that will be long remem-
bered by all who took part
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and efficient work the chances are that
all OF the buildings would have been de-
stroyed.
AZ the meeting OF Pomham Lodge.
United Order OF Workmen. held In Libra
ry hail last evening. Grand Representa-
tive p. w Hatch made an interesting ad-
drass on the workings OF the Grand
Locge
Riverside Lodge. knights OF Pythiss,
held a select social In Grube's hall. last
evering which was attended by many OF
the leading citizens OF the place. The
sf1air was a very pleasant success In
every way.
The Riverside Social club will meet this
evening when music and collation. will
fe among the attractions.
Fs~ragut Post. q. A. r.. will meet In
Grube's hall, this evening
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-03
BRISTOL.
Forty Hours Devotion at St.
Mary's ChurCh--To Revise
Unions Constitution.

The services OF the Forty Hours de-
votion began this morning at oclock
mass, and will be concluded at tho 1880
mass Sunday at ST. Mary's ohuych
At the regular meeting Of 81. Charles
branch, No 6sl. l. c. B. L., last evening
in Temperance hall. routine business
was transacted and three applications for
membership received. An interesting
and spirited discussion arose over the
advisabillty of revising the constitution.
OF a committee OF six members. with the
president rs an ex-oticio member. to
make whatever revision Is deemed neces-
sary.
The body OF John w. Dimoni. a for
mer resident was brought here yester-
day afternoon from Fall River for bur.
isl In the family lot Mt the North ceme-
terry.
Senator H. H. Shepard has leased the
dwelling owned by Mrs Robert =. An
drews, north OF the Hotel Belvedere on
Hope street
The intentions OF marriage OF John J.
Houlihan and Miss Annie r. Guinan
are fled at me town ols-k oitice
The intentions OF marriage OF Miss
Elizabeth Ksvansh, daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs Michael Ksvanah, AMI Frank J..
Dorsn are fled az the IOWA celrlI's Of
ics.
Captain and Mrs. George r. Glsddng
OF this town returned altar spending
several weeks in Nashus, y. IL. with
relatives
The funeral of Mrs AM Doyle was
held today IN ST. Msry's church, Warren.
The reason for this arrangement Is be
cause OF special services being held in
81 Msryg church here
The condition OF Mrs. Eugene Leclair
Sr who Is m with pneumonia, was much
improved this morning.
John r Pettey, foreman OF the machine
shop at the works OF the National India
Rubber company. sustained painful in
juries to his right leg yesterday afternoon
The body OF Samuel @. Braley. a former
resident. whose death occurred from
tuberculosis az his late residence IN West
Bridgewater. Mass, was brought here
yesterday afternoon. accompanied ny
Isaac L. Braley, brother OF the de-
ceased. and Charles q. Sisson, and was
taken 70 the North cemetery for entomb-
ment
Charles McCallan. who has been SER
Iously III at his home on Wood street for
a number OF weeks. has been removed 70
the Rhode Island hospital for treatment
Joseph O'Connell Is suffering from an
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-03
DOCTORS IN SESSION.
Rhode Island Medical Society Held Iti
Quarterly Meeting al Y. NJ C. A. Hall.

The Rhode Island Medical society met
yesterday. Or. William r. White, presi-
dent OF the society was IN the chair. The
house OF delegates met I'm executive ses-
sion previous TO IL O'clock at which hour
the regular meeting was called.
DR.. White. In opening the meeting an
nounced the death OF DR. Samuel w.
Abbott OF Newton Centre, Mass. and
Professor Alpheus s. Packard OF Brown
university, two honorary members OF the
society The death OF Dr. Edgar w
Remington was also noted.
Or. Frank l.. Day was appointed
delegate TO the International Medical
congress 10 be held at Lisbon in April,
1903.
DR. Frank Walter LarraJbee OF Blook
Island. member OF the Maine Medical
association, was admitted to member
ship by vote OF the society. The follow
ing were admitted 10 membership
through the Providence Medical associa-
ton: Edgar Sumner Bracket and John
Edward Denley, Jr., OF Providence, Ed
gar Francis Hamlin OF Slatersvile and
Joseph Edgar Tanguay OF Woonsocket.
The program before the meeting was
carried out as follows: Paper read by
DR.. h. ID. Clarke on "Puerpural Eclamp->
STA giving reports OF specific cases and
methods by which they were treated.
Several physicians discussed the paper
after IL was read and added interesting
accounts OF their experiences in cases
Illustrating the subject Paper. read by
Dr. Charles S. Christie. on Surgical
Methods In the General Practice OF OBJ
stetrics.' Paper, read by Dr. Henry A.
Jones, on The Lay Treatment OF the
Insane in Rhode Island" Paper read hv
DIR. John &. Pegram, Jr.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-03
PAWTUXET.

There II prevalence OF German
measles on the Warwick side OF the
village. but as yet IL has not secured "A
serious hold on the Cranston side. There
II, however, a considerable amount OF
sickness Of various sorts. one OF the latest
being Mrs. Peles Rhodes, who has been
pronounced by physician 10 be Ill with
pneumonia
Mr.. Henry Sharp. the Broad street
shopkeeper. is also reported as i'll.
One OF the wel-mown Young men OF
the village, who, being a military man
is greatly interested In anything that will
increase his soldierly ability. and saw the
Jiu Jttsu exhibition in a Providence
theatre this week.
While demonstrating his ideas OF the
wrestling to some friends he was so
strenuous that a portion OF his wes ring
apparel was rent and torn 10 an alarm
ing extent
II ts sufficient 10 say that the young
man did not proceed 70 attend a ball
right straight OF. Far be IT, He bor-
rowed a hong ulster and sorrowfully
wepded his way homeward to the Neck,
vcwtng that japanese wrestling required
either q kimons OF the wrestless garb OF
the country. tmostly conspicuous by its
absence), and that American garments
had their limitation.
The basket party, which was given by
the Martha Washington Social club We'd
nesday night IN Odd Fellows han was
a roustns success. and the efficient social
committee, of which Frank Massard Is
chairman, made things pleasant for all
hands.
Tonight the Volunteer Are company has
its regular business meeting.
Fire King band met last night AZ the
engine house
II was the regular mid-weekly service
night at the Baptist church,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-03
WARREN.

Prayer meeting services were held az
tho F1rst Baptist and NJ +. churches last
right, large attendsnces were present at
both churches. Rev. II. W. watJen off,
oiated. at the former and Rev. II. ID.
Cady at the latter The Sunday school
teachers OF the Baptist church held a
meeting after the service and discussion
Of the lesson for Sunday was held.
The streets in the compact part OF the
town are In very bad condition as a re-
suit OF the recent few days weather. The
Suburban Co. will have considerable
work upon their roadbed. when the
weather opens sufficiently to permit OF
work. In some places the tracks have
sunken down two inches below the street
level and In other places the tracks are
several inches above the roadbed. The
sidewalks in various sections OF the town
ire In a very bad condition.
Mr.. Frank Davis, who was recently In
jured by an ice boat collision. is reported
as considerably improved and the attend
iT q physician Is confident OF his recovery.
The young Gon boy. who had his arm Sc
yeiely cut IN improving steadily
Marriage intentions were filed at the
town clerks office recently by Mr..
Charles Fletcher ana Miss Annie A. Nc
Donald % Boston, Mass, and Samuel
Brioen and Miss Edith Lindquist OF War
ren.
A force OF carpenters are engaged in al
tering the Swift residence on Wood
street, which was recently purchased by
Dr.. ". r. Hall. II is understood that the
house will be made into a private hospital.
Sample ballots. for the coming election.
have been posted in conspicuous places
throughout the town, by Town Sergeant
George l.. Drown and they are attracting
considerable attention from local people
~ Ladies' Aid society held a success-
ful entertainment in St Marks Parish
horse. last evening. A two-act comedy en-
titled Mrs. Bagvs Bargain Day" was
produced by local talent, and Vocal and
irstrumntal music was rendered A good
sum OF money was realized from the en-
terta inment and the same will be placed
IN the treasury Of the society.
rummage sale was opened at 1877
Main street. last night, By the Ladies'
Aid society 81 the NJ. r. church and will
continue the remainder Of the week. To-
day a full sale II TO he held.
Court Warren NO. n Foresters OF
America, held their monthly business
meeting IN Odd Fellows hall. last night.
cor rsidershte business WIS transacted sf-
ter which social exercises were held
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-03

Work of remodelling. painting and
decorating for the season OF 1875 was be-
gun at Crescent Park. Yesterday. The
Loon the Loop which is in charge OF Mr..
Ira r Angel was the first structure 10 be
Pttacked by painters Mr. Angel will
make a number OF Improvements on this
plant
Tho members OF Narragansett Fire
company are entitled 20 no small amount
OF credit for tho part they took az the
SQuantum club IRE last evening and had
IL not have been for the prompt response
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-03
QUICKLY CAUGHT.
Sailor Who Robbed Another Is Held for the
Grand JuV.

Otto Fighter who is employed at the
Sailors Haven on South Main street went
into nearby saloon last night and fol-
into a drunken slumber.
Christopher Anderson another sailor.
entered the saloon stole s2S from
Fighters vest pocket and ran out.
An hour later Lieut. Robblee and pa
trolnan NJ. J. Dury arrested Anderson
recovering Slb10 OF the money.
Anderson was bound over TO the grand
jury I'm 800 by Judge Sweetland TODAY
on the charge OF larceny from the person
and possession.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-03

Hartford avenue. Telephone |o-NesI
Last evening 20 or more men met In
q house on Delaine street and formed
what is 10 be known as the pitch
club The members OF this club are all
Auction Pitch" players. and tho form
alton OF the club is due 10 the edict
by the police commission to- the effect
that there shall be no more card play
ing in saloons-
The men who make up this club are
well and favorably known, many Of them
being strictly temperate, for they never
drink anything stronger than soda, and
they feel that they are the ones who
are effected by the order instead OF the
saloon keeper.
During the evening one OF the speak
srs said that he had spent three even
tnEs a week in one saloon for more than
four years and that he went there be-
cause he found congenial companions,
who, nks himself preferred 10 play
Auction instead OF standing upon the
street corners. or TO be a member Of a
club where beer was practically sold.
He also said that during that time
he had never seen any trouble in this
saloon. and this appeared TO be the senu-
ment OF all present.
lncre IN no community IN tnlS
cfty where there are more enthusiastic
devotees of the game than I'm Olneyville.
aud most OF the players are young men
who board out" and prefer to pass an
hour or so I'm this manner.
The police officials OF this place say
ft is very rare 10 be called into a sa-
loon for any cause. as nearly all OF the
saloon keepers live up 20 the letter OF the
law
II is also a we'll known fact that the
majority OF the saloon keepers will not
cell man who is under the influence of
liquor ad rink. and stranger with
big roll" IS absolutely safe. as was
demonstrated one day last week when n
a-man- with $50 called at a local saloon
and displayed his cash. which was quickly
taken from him by he proprietor. and
the police notified of the fact. and later
the young mans parents called for and
received the money. The police say that
not IN a saloon. So far as tho free lunch
question Is concerned no one seems TO
care, for the better class OF saloons are
not patronized by that sort of trade.
The officers OF the club are: J. G
Brooks. president w r Cole vice presi-
dent: James n. Conroy, secretary: Peter
McGrath, treasurer
The chib will meet again at the sama
place tomorrow ev-rfi-ry-Hurf apn0tOT a
committee 20 draft suitable by-laws sa-
cure rooms. etc.
GETTING READY FOR THE EVENT
The committee for the Robert Emne,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-03
EAST PROVIDENCE
Frozen Mains Keep Many With
out a Supply Of Water.
Bridge Over Ten.Mi|e River
Mas Be Carried Away by Ice.

Tho water taken in the Watohemoket
district or nj least those who reside on
Vine and Anthony streets. think the
mains on these thoroughfores should be
laid deeper. for they have for the great
er part OF the cold weather been without
a supply Of water on account OF freez-
ing. which, they claim would not havo
happened had the mains been laid at
least seven feet instead Of Ave feet under
ground.
The East Providence Water company
which supplies all outside OF the watche-
moket district has had much better luck
and has held the work well in hand hav-
ing four complete gangs OF men ready
lat all times 10 respond 10 a case OF
freezing.
EXPECT THE BRIDGE TO GO.
When the Ice leaves the river al Hunts
Mills. IL is probable that the bridge will
go with IL. for most or the foundation
has already been knocked out Of place.
II will, no doubt, the repaired by a hand
some wooden structure.
NOT &c H." BUT "B"
L, was Mr.. Benjamin Wilson instead OF
Ehery H. Wilson. who was made com
mittee by the town council wednesday 10
confer with the Rhode Island co. I'm re-
lation 10 the widening or Bullocks Point
avenue.
MINOR MENTION
Jose ph eastman. clerk at j. j. Sulli-
vans Is confined To his home with an
attack OF the grip.
Watchemoket Tribe of Red Men will
meei this evening when one or more can
didates will bs given the hunters degree.
There was large attendance at the
whist party held 10y the Massasoit club,
last evening.
There was nothing doing at the police
station this morning
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-03

Card Playing In SaIaonS Re.
suits in Forming a Pitch Club.
Emmst Day Officials. Recovered
Stolen Rig -.ChurCh Services.

Olneyville branch OF the Providence
News at Heffernans News Store, ID
hartford avenue Telephone 40-West
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-03
MAGIC HAIR STAIN

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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-03
VALLEY VILLAGES
Military Ball at ThOrntOn's
Opera House a Huge Suc-
cess. Presentation.

The military ban held In Thornton s
Opera house last evening under the di-
greatest success Of any social event yet
held I'm the vale ythis season There
were fuy 500 people present the floor
being upcomfortably crowded while a
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-03

Tho sweet maiden saida IN a minute
I'll give you a kiss II you winute.-
And he won the kiss.
AS was planned nv the nrtss,
But he was too shy 10 begtnute
Houston Post.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-03
RIVERSIDE.

Items OF news can be left at COTS res
taurant on Bullock's Point avenue and
they viii receive prompt attention and
publication.