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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-15
PAWTUCKET.

President Terrence Gibson has seen Sc
lected by the Central T~sldes and Labor
union as chief marshal for the Labor day
parade After parade here the unions
will go 10 Crescent Park. where the state
celebration Is 10 be held.
Maer Tavorowsky. a peddler. will be
called on Wednesday 10 answer serious
charge ir court. Mrs. Cora Belts OF a
Masill street claims the peddler grabbed
her by the throat. She called for help.
but the man jumping through a window
escaped Mrs Belts noticed his license
number and giving IL % the police he was
quickly captured. Judge Emerson held the
man I'm $1,000 bonds. The peddlcr got hail.
James IL. McGlynn. while boarding the
boat at Bristol Sunday, was seriously
injured by q gate support breaking and
letting theg ate down on his head.
Max Beck had his right foot run over
on Main street yesterday afternoon and
the foot was sadly crushed.
Edward Boardmaa. designer at tho
Blackstone Webbing company, has ac-
cepted n position al Bolton. England.
Friends yesterday presented him with 4
handsome gold watch 10 remember them
by
Yesterday work on the sewer in tho ex-
tension OF Maple street was commenced
The extension Of this street has proved
quite an advantage 10 the sectlOn douu'
the library building
William Hormey made his eighth triT
from this city 20 the state institutions
yesterday. This time he will he absent a
year and a half,
High street is being repaired.
Charles Goddard accused by his wife
of drunkenness and non-support. was sent
10 one year at the workhouse. Specia
officer McClarnon testified that he saw
Goddard drunk last Friday night and
Saturday night. when he made tho or
rest The officer further told the cour
! that when he found the prisoner asleeI
| I'm bed the dishes In the house had hecs
! thrown on the floor butter was plastcrec
! on the walls and a number OF knives were
! sticking in a door. the whole appearance
! being that there had been genera
! rough house" Goddard disclaimed al
! knowledge OF tho dishes butter or knives
| but could not persuade the court of hi
| innocence.
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RIVERSIDE.
Items OF news can be left at Gorr's res
taurant on Bullock's Point avenue and
they will receive prompt attention and
publication.

At the meeting of the rragansett Fire
company last evening, the Hon. Levi 5.
Winchester presented Captain Balcom
with the gavel he had used for two years.
The gavel was properly inscribed. The
committee on hose reported that less than
500 feet Of the 1000 feet now In possession
OF the company was all that was NJ for
use. A committee was appointed 10 make
arrangements 20 visit the Taunton Fair
on Wednesday, Sept. 6.
Mr. John Singer OF this place. who is
teacher ~ science at Naugatuck Conn,
entertained a large audience I'm front OF
James G.. Johnson's drug store last even
ing Mr.. Stinger and a friend were
watching the eclipse and Mr. Singer
talked so entertaininly on the subject that
he found II much better 10 give a little
description Of the event instead Of an
swerinC so many questions,
This being tho Feast Of tho Immaculate
Convention. services were held at St.
Brenden's chapel AZ o'clock this morning
by the Rev Father John Hancy. There
was a very large attendance.
II IS reported that Dr. Coke is about
20 dispose az his horses and call upon
his patients I'm An up-to-date automobile.
The lawn party 20 ne held under the
euspices OF the ladies Industrial society
connected with St Marks Episcopal
church. on THURSDAY evening AZ tho resi-
dence OF Mr. and Mrs. James " Usher
al os2n Pawtucket avenue, promises n be
n hugo success Manager Dexter has very
Kindly rendered the services of the park
band for a portion Of the evening
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WARREN.


Mr. John Herbert Bowen Of Fhiladel-
phia. pa. ts visiting an the residence ~
Mr. r. s. nUss on Baker street Mr.
Rowcr fl. tho SON OF the late Martin \.
Bowen. formerly of this town.
Tho following lts' Of advertised letters
avail. claimants no tho Warren postonioe.
Mar, Ihrrft t2i. Albert taiaon. Louis"
Rlanehard. Mrs Julia ~ Barlow. Mrs
Hattie Dearborn. Catherine Hawler
Mamie Cunusrr William Fouru,cr Mr..
and Mr.. AIcN Gordon and John HIll,f
4 large number or foreign letters are
also advertised
Tho sunday school of the NJ church
viii hold g trolley trip ride to Roger VIII
Iaurs mark nu Wednesday evening. The
romnau. viii make ho journey bg special
car.
steamer Sycamore carried a. fairly good
crowd ont of Warren last night ou q
moonlight excursion t0 Rocky Point
saw,rns tribe of Red Men will boz Doc.
a.rur3trd at AImury h11 uu Monday
evening. Aug ei with 81 number NJ can.
didltee Members OF the Grand lodge
vn b, present a tn. inauguration ccre.
monies.
Nre.le1ii council Royal Arcluum. hol,
their .rml.ronfhlE meeting in Oid Eel
lows hau a.t night Business was
transacted. after which "a social program
was held
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is missing from a trunk that has been
used for a bank
ROBBED or s.
Theresa Devine called at the Chaffec
street police station last evening and re-
ported that her brother James, eight
ycare old had been robbed OF s.. while on
hts way to store near their home, us
valley street.
GENERAL MENTION.
Clement sprsuger. who resides a. 50
Progress avenue. reported go the police
yesterday that while riding his wheel he
lost a bundle ~ goods valued a SIS the
property ~ the Knowlton Loom works
Miss Augusta Dpvino. while listening -
tho hand concert ou tho square last even
ing was taken ilI She was cared for On
ono of the local stores and later taken
to her home on Dora street by her
brother
Tho Misses Margaret and Katie Hughes
Of Hyatt street and their sister .urs
John Coruior lef' Inst evening for IN
extended visit 10 Brooklyn. y y
Mr. John Thompson. manager of the
local branch of tho Thomas = Donahuo
Co. ~ ~ Stokes street started on q
two w.cks' vacation this morning Tie
will spend most ~ me time IN New York.
Frank Falou ~ So Rowdoiu street has
requested tho police 90 locate his Scotch
COLI. dog
The tool house ~ the Rhode Island Con-
cr.t 60 Co. ON Hartford avenue. was broken
into last night and "a slcdge valued a' 81
was stolen.
Mrs Mary Thompson ~ ma Plannel,
street reported to the police Nosterda,
that the ice chest 600 her kitchen ha,
/ been robbed and quart of milk stolcr
/ from her doorsteps
/ Hose 10 was called to cNtnguizh
| slight Gro iu the pool room at ~ Chaffe
street at 5.3n This morning
/ pasuualc campo ana Salvatore Scros
/ teun wore taken into custody yesterda
f0r pcddllng cloth without license.
The old Homestead spent today on IN
| water ,nJ ~ Scaconnct Point
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PAWTUXET.
innocence,

The meeting OF the f1remen's committee
for old Home Week muster last night
was a short one and progress was re-
ported all along the line.
The local companies reported that
busket teams have been organized and
that they are preparing for regular prac-
tice right M 10 the last minute,
Tonight. In connection with tho meeting
OF tho Volunteer fire company, No !.
there will he trial Of the engine and the
new concrete playing platform Just put in
hy Herbert r Lockwood Of Edgewood
will be christened
Previously n platform of heavy plank
was used. hut they rotted. and being IN
dangerous condition was removed
recently.
clerk Walter peck said the now uni
forms for the Edgewood volunteers had
arrived and that the men were procuring
them quite rapidly. 80 that by Aug 90 the
new company could make n bravo show
ing in It's new red shirts with appropriate
hats and belts.
Acting Chairman Y. J Cooke OF the
nremens muster committee Is ill at his
home on SHELDON street with an attack
OF malaria The next meeting OF the
committee will probably be next week.
Thursday when the arrangements for the
LAYOUT of the muster ground will be com
pleted.
Miss Emily Cooke has returned from a
short visit 10 relatives In Warren.
Whis at play yesterday Hazel Readinr
fell and cut her ear badly and made a
painful wound
I Miss Helen Fairmon ~as returned from
| a visit 10 Putnam. Conn.
Nrs william VI Loo and her daughters
te.sie and Mildred. are away on thoir
vacation a. Newark. y, J.
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BRISTOL.
Many Gases Before tho District
Court. Funeral Of James Cul-
I0y-.Othar Matters.

In the District court yesterday the case
OF Philip Brady, overseer OF the poor, vs..
Manuel MEMS Ghexeira, alleging bas-
tardy. there was continuance for one
week The case OF Louis Kebreck against
Jacob Molasky charged with assault ana
battery was discharged on motion or the
complainant. on payment of costs. The
case of state. James Hoard. Jr.. vs. Paul
Koler charged with assault on Fred NJ.
Dixon. was continued one week koler
is a motorman I'm the employ OF the Rhode
Island company
The case of state. Edward q. Macomb-
or. complainant VS.. Philip Lamb, charged
with being a common drunkard. was con-
tinued until Aug p, at the session OF
the court in Warren. Bail was nAeh AT
500 and Annie Lamb became surety,
The case OF Mary Vera VS.. Frank Iera,
charged with assault and threatening 10
kill. occupied a greater part or the morn
ing After a large number OF witnesses
had been examined on both sides the
court fined Vera s. and costs and placed
him under bonds OF $500 for three months
10 keep the peace
In the case OF state, James Hoard, Jr..
and Charles Sawyer, complainants'
against Albert Moody, charged with as
sault and battery. the court found Moody
guilty and fined him $50 and costs which
he paid.
The funeral OF Mrs. James Culley, who
died last Friday was held yesterday from
her late residence on State street. high
mass OF requiem was celebrated al 81.
Mary's church by the pastor, Rev. I. }.
Fitzpatrick There were many floral
pieces The bearers were Thomas Gof
Peter Riley. Frank Quirk and Thomas F.
| Scanon Burial was al ST. Mary's GENE
| terry In Bristol
Miss Mary Munro. who has been at St
| Joseph's hospital, Providence, for severa
| weeks. undergoing treatment, has re
! turned home much improved
The body Of Anthony Hoyle. a formei
| resident OF this town. was brought here
| yesterday from New Bedford. Burial was
| at the North cemetery.
! Miss Rose Grsvele will leave Wednes
! day for Canada, where she will spent
several months visiting relatives.
! Hon Joseph +. Burllngame supreme
! commander OF the order OF the Colder
! Cross. delivered the principal address las
! evening at the celebration OF the 18th an
niversary OF Bristol commandery Large
delegations from subordinate command
cries I'm Rhode Island were present. Sup
per was served at s:l5.
Mrs John Holmes is visiting friends II
| Maiden Mass.
There is 10 be a handicap tennis tour
| nament arranged under the auspices o
| the Y. NJ. c. A. when the Bristol count!
| tennis tournament is ended.
The race which was arranged 20 TAX
| place on Bristol Neck on Saturday mex
has been postponed until Sept. !.
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DLNEYvlLLE,
Children Come From Distant
States TO Mothers Birthday.
Working Up In Navy..Ihlnks
Son Has EIoped. Boy Robbar.

Mr.. and Mrs. George Fricker, one OF
the oldest aud best known couples I'm this
w~nity we~ happier than usual Sunday
for on that day Mrs Fricker was "A years
old and her children gathered AT her
home. 80 Plainneld street. Among those
Of her children who camo from out or
town 10 take part in the pleasant reunion
was Mrs. Mildred Kupworth Of Le~mg-
ton. Ky. Mrs Eva Mulcahey and hus-
band Of Plymouth Mass. and Mrs. EN-
ma wounderly OF FAN River. Mass.
Besides these there were her three sons
all residents Of this city.
Mrs Fricker was presented with
goOdly sum OF cash from her children, All
of whom were educated by their parents
and have been successful I'm life
She was also the recipient OF many
other tokens OF love At o'clock tur-
key dinner prepared hy Mrs. Fricker was
served and this was as her children said
a genuine case Of none Ike mother g..
Mrs Fricker was assisted In entertain
ing her houscful OF happy souls by her
daughter. Lilly. who Is the constant COM
paniun OF her parent Mrs. Kupworth ana
Mrs. Mulcah.y will remain here for few
DAYS Mrs Frickers health is good ana
with them for many years 10 come.
A PROMISING YOUNG MAN.
In young Edward Winters Il has been
shown that there are some Of the boys.
who We're born and reared in the Holy
| City" that are made OF the right sort OF
STUFF. Ed" who has been spending few
| DAYS with his parents on Eiswald street
| left this morning for Charlestown, where
! he will join the battleship Massachusetts
| he being one OF the engineers on that
craft.
Ie has four more months 10 serve be-
| fore he will have completed his four
| years During his term OF service he has
| not had black mark against him. but in
| stead has attended strictly 10 his duties
| and today is allowed 10 leave the ship al
! Will lie is also drawing a good sized sal
airy much OF which he has placed in a
bank.
SKIPPED WITH 500.
Alphonse Martenelli OF l05 Ethan street
| tells the police that his son Frank mas
| skipped and thinks that young woman
went with him. Mr.. Martenelli In positive
| that Frank took at least 800 with MIN
| for that much the head OF the house says
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"Its awful FOR a young man 20 lose
q lood opportunity. ..,., A. ANYTHING
Yves. because he doesn 40 anN'ninE
- ~. re.t or his Hfe bat lose time
,sitins ahou, it."-Philadslph'a Press.
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ALMlpA r. HUNT

Real Estate for sale, money. loaned 90
good security at 3. and per cen.
Hours $40 a. IN. 1920 b. IN. 1Hiephon'
Ns2a G Division Street
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-15
EAST PROVIDENCE
Bay View Fire Company Votes
10 Purchase Uniforms.
Veteran FlTem0n Ready for the
Muster at Manchester.

The Bayview fire company met last
evening and decided 10 purchase 20 uni
forms the same 10 be i'm readiness in
season ia wear on Labor day. when the
company will take part in the parade at
Pawtucket The steward was instructed
30 prepare a supper for the October
meeting. and each company In the town
will be extended an invitation 10 have
the officers present. The committee who
have charge OF the placing OF a hell in
tower, reported that their work was not
quite completed II was decided not 10
hold any lawn party this season. One
application for membership was received.
READY FOR MANCHESTER.
At the meeting OF the East Providence
Veteran Firemen's association last even
ing the committee who are arranging for
the trip 10 the meeting OF the New Eng
land Veteran Firemen's association 10 be
held al Manchester. y II, Thursday OF
this week. reported that the association
would leave on what is known as the
Steamboat" train from Washington
bridge at $40 on that morning. and that
the engine Geyser In charge OF a ''trusty'
had been sent TO Manchester.
MINOR MENTION.
At the session OF the Seventh district
court this morning William Burns was
arraigned on a warrant charging MIN
with committing an assault on CLIFFORD
Zuin at Riverside. He pleaded guilty and
was fned $40 and costs.
Martin Crehan. colored, pleaded guilty
20 the charge OF carrying a concealed
weapon. 10 wit razor. and was fined SIC
and costs.
John Burns was arrnigned and pleaded
guilty 10 the charge OF trespassing on the
railroad tracks OF the New York. New
Haven and Hartford railroad He was
fined s. and costs. The last two were
arrested last evening by officer Samuel
Hunter as they were sleeping under pile
OF railroad ties on the side OF the railroad
near Bowers cove. The police are max
ing an effort TO break up the gang whicf
has been hanging out at this point. and W
20 date seven men have been arrested.
Reliance lodge OF Odd Fellows will NEE
this evening.
Crescent Park is TO have full hedgeC
fire company.
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ness Amy Allen carried hor audience with
bcr when sr sang and was recalled.
Unusual musical '0struments are used
tv tho Spraguouos iu their act and
tho African song. Hoo'a Boola Rha. made
a sensation with last nights crowd.
A Dutch comedy turn was given by
Whitley and BII and tho Pelmar sisters
gave a singing oct and tho hil was closed
b, tho Norrrauds. wire walkers and jug
Elers.
Tho tNl viii Ie presented FOR tho bal
aroo or tho W., Is afternoon and evening
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E0pEST CASINO

4 splendid bin holds Oh" boards a. The
t-o~ss, Casino at Rocky Point This wo"h
and IT is opened by tho FlyDus in toe
dancing turn. ~
Tho bright. clover little B7'"'le7 follow
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and make good with songs and dances,
and then come the TaylOrs a rafting
good team os colorcd entertainers.
Zaidce Manning. who has a well de-
veloped voice and pleasing ways with the
audience made good impression on last
nights audience. and Bourke and Rad
oliffe. who had a character act and gave
limitations. made "a laughing hit.
Although embarrassed by slight hoarse-
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CENTRAL FALLS.

sew boundary lines have been fixed for
the school children. This change Is owing
70 the opening Of the West Side gram
mar school.
Franklin u. Freeman found a big roll
~ money I'm the woods on the outskirts
NJ tho city Sunday. on his returning the
money to the owner Mr.. Freeman was
endered a fve-ceut reward. Mr.. Free
ran declined the generous gift.
Rev. Pr. McCabe Of Holy Trinity church
~1ciated at the funeral OF John Higgins
esterday delegation from Branch
)aniel OConnor l. y. +. attend d the
uneral
NJ G Dunno OF Philadelphia IL the
riest 81 Deputy Sheriff Arthur sherman
capt. Hulinr ~ the police department
ls on the sick list
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FUNERAL OF SAN SHUBEHT.
Only Relatives end Few Budn ess AssO-
Oatcg n the scrN'r"

Oa'fl II Tue ttFN F-'
The funeral o. Samuel 6. Sfuhsrt, who
died in Harrisburg Pa, on 4 i'ay as the
result Of injuries roc"ivei in the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad wreck pear that city, was
held yesterday morning at $50 o'clock At
the home Of his mother at 222 West Seventy
ninth street.
The service was private. The members
Of the family and members Of the stan Of
the Shubert theatres were the only persons
present, save Jefferson de A7gels, the actor.
The honorary pSllbearers we're Charles
Bird, Claiming Pollock Sol Mannheimer.
J. A. Morris, A. II. Bull. Pc or Burke. Fred
Zweifel Benjamin Ou!nger, DR.. I,t!scr,
J. c. Rlgby and A. TnalheimeT, wio WI
with Mr.. Shubsr. on the train.
Rabbi SilbHrman Of the Temple Emanu-Fl
congregation conducted he service, He
spoke Of the e1ergy and will tina made
penniless hoy on the streets Of Syracuse
one OF the most important theatrical 1AEaa-
gers In the country In ten years.
Floral tributes were sent 10y the theatrical
Managers association OF this city the
Theatrical Manager association Of Chi
oago. the Union Of Stage Mechanics and
many societies.
The body was placed in a vault at the
cems;ery Of the Temple Emanu-E al
Salem Fields, last New York. When Lee
Shubort, brother and partner Of Samuel
3. Shubsrt, arrives from London on Mon
day, the body win be removed from the
vault and inferred.
The member OF the family present at the
service were the parents Of the dead man
his brother, Jacob ghubert, and his aistara,
Sarah, D0Ta and olara.
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AMUSEAIRNTS

tIth 1T. THEATRE Nights . 90 T6c., 81.
LOTTtE WILLIAMS Nv TntfQ0V GIol
IN new musical comedy w 'N"S w WV
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WHISPERS TO PROVE WEDDING.
ROsey the Lawyer Argues an international
Case on RabblnicaI Grounds.

ROGey the Lawyer Argues an international
Case on RabblnicaI Grounds.
Ida Rosensweig Of 81 Columbia street
appeared az complainant 10 the Essex
Market court yesterday against a man
alleged 10 be David Rosensweig, her hus-
band. She charged him with abandoning
her about two years ago in Austria.
The man declared that his name was
Morris Michaslson, that he never knew
the woman and that he never married
her.
ROsey the lawyer announced early in
the morning that he had prepared a brief
which he would submit to Magistrate
Barlow in which the Constitution would
be quoted at length to show the innocence
Of his client. He also announced that he
would put the ROsensweig woman under a
mercess cross examination. These an
nouncements served TO pack the court.
The woman declared that Rosensweig
married her In Austria and that a rabbi
oficiated.
How do you know he was a rabbll'
asked Rosey.
Because he had long whiskers,' replied
he woman.
my goodness! Judge said Rosey.
what proof IL THAR II every man on
me Fast Side who wears whiskers was a
rabbi there would not be 80 many sinners.
What was your husbands business in
Aus ria?' he asked turning to the woman.
He was a butcher, ''she replied.
wow / will call the oficeT who arrested
my client, said Rosey.
Policeman Schwartz OF the Court Squad
responded, What did you find this prisoner
aoing,' asked Rosey OF Schwartz.
i, He was employed as a carpenter said
Schwartz.
Judge said Rosey. 'aint there differ
ence hetween a butcher and a carpenteT2"
have seen times when there wasn't, .
said the Magistrate.
Then Rosey announced that he would
sum up
Your Honor said he. "a marriage must
10 proved. II this marriage was performed
N Austria Il must be proved Whiskers
don't prove Il. How does sho know the
man who married her was authorized 20
DO 500
.. will take the woman's word said the
Magistrate. I vii put your client under
hal 60 pay his wife S. a week In default
II such hsil he will serve six months in the
N0rkhouse.s
later in the aft ernoon Rosey said he would
serve Magist rate Barlow to-day with a
n toe Of appeal 70 the Court Of General
Sessions
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Ms. HUMPHREY
WARDS greet
new novel

makes the book not 30 much .
picture of life as life itself.
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Itauln Opera A. the Grand Thsater.

A belated season Of Italian opera IL 10
begin tonight at the Grand Theater and
continue during the week. Music lovers
sung IN New York In many years may hnd
y worth while 20 journey % far doWntown
u order 10 hear Yerdi'a ia Fora del
Destinos
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JACOB ?. ADLER Eyes. 1iG
~" ~"'N't" Merchant Of Venice. A1t-Sat-
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MIR. Penny
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selves, Gov er
without conceal
inc Thoughts too
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OF touch In the
great moments
of abandon
ment, a real
ness W hich
,,aLyes The hoo
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