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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-04
The. News Of the State
BRISTOL.
Naval Reserves Preparing for
Their Annual Cruise on the
Columbia.

The town council will meet on Tuesday
evening. when matters connected with
widening Hope street will be acted upon
large party from Newport came here
last evening and made an excursion 10
Rocky Point I'm the steamer sagamore.
Professor William r., Thompson OF
Minneapolis MINI. who has been here
several weeks visiting his father and
sister, returned home yesterday
At the regular meeting 81 the King
Philip Steam Fire Engine company. the
matter Of holding a clambSke was dis
cussed The bake will be served sunday.
Aug o. and a committee was appointed
consisting Of hobert II. Peterson, VIII
liam J. Ashton and William NJ Burke.
Mrs Dennis Ryan yesterday made a
complaint against Mrs. Eva Goldnes for
striking her child
- a regular meeting OF the Dread
uaught Hook and Ladder fire company IL
was voted TO hold n clambake the latter
part OF the month. Two new members
were added 70 the company
Notices have been sent TO officers and
members OF tho Naval Reserves in regard
10 extra drills and preparations for the
cruise Of the battalion on the United
states snip i-ollnlDlHs WHICH nfEllN Nhk
ust 10 and is TO cover ten days
The King Philip steam fire or gine COM
pary has organized racing hose team
for the Labor Day muster OF the Rhode
Islard League. II one II held Two mem
bers were expelled for the good OF the
company. and Hollis Garvin was elected
second assistant foreman
There will be a meeting Of the Bristol
Naval Reserves this evening To make
preparations for the cruise.
meeting Of the vestrymen Of St. MI
chaels Episcopal church was held last
evening i'm the chapel OF the church.
Civil Engineer William Perry Is survey
ing for the laying OF the new pipes from
the pumping station on Thames street TO
the factory OF the National India Rubber
works
The yacht Taurus owned by Henry @.
Bryant OF Philadelphia, arrived here yes
terday. and also the Miludy. owned by
T.. Douglas Pearse OF Providence.
The schooner yacht Nalmore owned by
John NJ Richmond, sailed Yesterday for
New London Conn. where she will be fit-
ted for the New York yacht club race.
Miss Mae Tluests OF New York. who
has been visiting Miss Flossie Slade at
her home on Ray View Heights returned
home Yesterday
James j. Connery who for the past
year has been engineer OF the fancy de-
partment OF the National India Rubber
company. has resigned.
The McGregor Relief corps OF Phenix
visited the Soldiers Home Yesterday. and
returned home I'm the aftrnoon
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-04

HUSBAND
CORRALLED

Charles Fisk was tried in the Sixth Dis
trict court today on the charge OF non
support Of his wife and seven-weeks-od
child
These people are OF very tender years
whose domestic peace seemingly ought to
have been preserved.
II appears that Mrs Fisk's father
William r. Douglas. had obtained di-
vorce from Mrs. Douglas on statutory
grounds.
Fisk left hts wife last January for the
reason that boarder who was mentioned
I'm the divorce proceedings not only con-
tinued 10 I've under the Douglas roof.
but that the boarder had repeatedly kissed
Mrs. Fisk
The young husband objected, the wife
told the boarder what her husband said
and the boarder said that there wasn't
anybody in the house who could stop
him from kissing
An increase in the family was due and
Fisk. after asking his wife TO quit the
Douglas house. because he did not think
that IL was a proper place for her to re-
side. and falling 20 get her To come to
live with his folks. went away.
Mrs. Fisk said that she had known the
bosrder ever since she was a little girl
and that there was nothing out OF the
way between them.
She had never kissed the boa rider good
bye as he was going out ~ the house;
but Fisk said that he had witnessed these
improper liberties.
Judge Rueckert ruled that the child
was not responsible for the conditions
which existed in the Douglas home. II
was not responsible for the little liberties
which Mr., Fisk complained o. which
Allegations suppOrted by anN
evidence save his own.
The husband had responsibilities which
ne was bound 10 observe. The court
therefore found Fisk guilty and sentenced
him To the state work hourse for six
months.
An appeal was taken and surety given
on the same.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-04
TWO BLACK EYES
An lrats Wife Trimmed BY Hsr Husband,
Retallates on Another Wtman.

Mary Garvey was brought hefor. tho
sth district court. today. on the charge OF
assaIlting Lizzie Gnheeney
Mary brought a beautiful black eve in
m court. for the obviou, reason that she
couldn't leave - IN the detention room.
ss The drapAd optic vss a part and par
eel ~ Narr's facial possessions She and
IN, echymoN<d spot were insensrshl.
Ard this 10 The tune NJ n
Tho Garvsys reside ~ So Main So and
Mrs Iilheeney abide. within the gas
house district OF the ffth police precinct
Garvey the had ~ the house wander.
ed from his own hreside Yesterday and
sat under thu Gilheeney roof
The "ersen-eyed lobster nihhled a.
Msry's heart and Mary forthwith set out
70 hnd her husband.
The trail was 40 hot that MARY was
speedily In Lizzie's house. and once over
the threshold. she begun 10 upbrsid her
husband for being there
Garvey arose in his wrath and swatting
his wife. blackeued her left ey. and
drove her out
Mary started for home: but on the way
over she had another think coming TO her
and let ~ have play.
Right shout she faced herself and re-
pairing 20 the Gilheeney domicile gave
Lizzie a severe tongue lashing for allow
ing Mr. Garvey 90 visit her said va rious
things not ~ 90 print and wound up by
blsckening I.lxzle's eve.
The cause Of the row having been ex-
plsiHed-to the court and the aRgrnvatiou
being quite apparent. Judge Rueckert let
the respondent or with fine OF SIS and
costs.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-04
TOWN MUST
COME To
SCRATCH

The petition OF William McKie OF Bos-
ton for writ of mandamus to compel
the town OF New shoreham to hold a
meeting OF electors for the purpose OF
ordering a tax to raise funds to satisfy
judgment OF s1l, ,os4.17 and costs. granted
the petitioner April %, 1895. came up for
hearing yesterday before Judge Brown in
the United States district court. but a
postponement was granted till next Tues
day.
Mr. McKie's judgment was awarded
for balance due on the steamer New
Shoreham. and when United States Mar
shal stone served execution on respondent
Almanac j. Rose. town trea surer. ct ais
. uly 49, Mr.. Rose stated that the town
funds were not sufficient to meet il.
Deputy Marshal Stone then serve.l a
demand on the town treasurer TO cause
town meeting TO he held for ordering
OF tax 10 meet the Judgment. This
the town treasurer refused to do. and
the writ OF mandamus was then resort.
ed TO.
Walter H. Barney appeared as counsel
for respondents IN absence OF Gen
Charles Wilson. regular counsel He
objected TO granting OF writ against War
den Chsmplin and Town Sergeant Mott.
on ground that they had not been guilty
OF neglect OF duty He wanted time for
better preparation and stated that the
town had funds 10 make a partial pay
ment
Judge Lyman. counsel for petitioner.
argued that all respondents named in writ
should he included and that there ought
10 be no delay.
Judge Brown in granting continuance
stated that the court would take drastic
action unless cause was shown why the
town meeting should not be held.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-04
OF
EAGLES A
FEATURE

The field day and track events under
the auspices Of the Eagles at Crescent
Park Yesterday afternoon packed the
grsndstand and portions OF the field not
given over 10 the various contests.
Prizes wore well split up visiting aeries
securing the lions share and Worcester
making the best showing
John Catanach. a veteran athlete him
self. was presiding fudge. assisted by
MtrnHpt DouTon and Charlie Higgins The
trio sade good by their decisions
The l0-yari dash resulted I'm the win
nins OF the three prizes OF $40. s. and 81 q.
follows: A. G. church. New BEDFORD.
first, r, II Horan. Worcester. second
L. W. Hahir. Worcester third The shot
put was for three prizes or tha same
value. resulting as follows. +. Powers
Worcester. arst T. II Horan, Worcester.
second T. W. Hahir. Worcester. third
In the broad Jump Horan captured first
prize. SO. Powers seconds s.. and Hahir
third. 81 Hahir and Horan won the three
legged race with q, Cara and GIL sec
ond and Richie and Lynch third first and
second prizes being SO and ~ respective
ly
The fa' mems race WAS won hv Toseph
MacCrea OF Central Falls. $40 being the
prize, snd Tho potato race va. uon IN
the following order. A " Lynch cam.
bridge 2. " Hahir. Worcester Joseph
Richie. Maiden. Mass tho prizes being
the same as IN the other recss
When the birds from Milford got their
talons firmly clutched in the tug - war
rope the New London flock simply had 70
come along under a strenuous yauk
$50 loving cup went 10 the Milford win
ners.
North Adams ana T,,, aoxta. "a d.
out on the ball diamond for a SO silk
banner. Lynn couldn't WELD the stick
effectively and was shut out by score of
10 10 O.
A o'clock bake topped of the sporting
events.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-04

crowd OF Fox Pointers attacked a
number Of Hebrews In a Warren and
Bristol car last evening, shortly after the
car had passed through the square. but
their actions were cut short by the pres
ence ~ a member OF the police depart
ment. The young men were informed
that unless they behaved themselves
while within the town limits, the station
house would be their lodging place. Moth
ing more was heard from them after this
The lawn party held ny tne young folks
OF the Congregational church last even
ing was a success A half dozen or
more prettilv arranged booths. which
were presided over by still prettier young
ladies' being the attraction During the
evening the Riverside Soriat rirrh atteuti-
Cd the festivities and made their presence
known by literally patronizinR each .uf
the booths.
A man employed At the building OF L.
8 Winchester while adjusting heavy
window curtain yesterday afternoon was
quite badly injured about his face and
right hand the curtain falling from its
brackets
Patroman Menzel who is on duty at
Crescent Park. was struck ny an un-
known man last evening. and for a time
was down nnd out The man came upon
Mr. Meuzel urawares. Dr. Seymour at
tended him.
The Riverside Social club will meat this
evening
Ernest Crurn" Is confined 20 his home
hy illness
There was nothing special a. the meet
ing ~ romhan lodge ~ Workmen last
evening
Tomorrow is English 1ay AT Crescent
Park "A
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-04
CENTRAL FALLS.

William Mccarthy, the i2-year-old son
OF Charles Mccarthy, was taken to the
Rhode Island hospital yesterday. His
leg had to be amputated below the knee.
The young man was run over by reach
loaded with seven tons OF car rails
The poor childrens excursion for this
CITY and Cumberland will take place Aug
Blst.
Yesterday ] Ellis Tlngley Of Paw
tucket. who was seated In an open buggy.
drove from Clay street into Broad. just
as construction car on the electric
line came along The buggy got too
close 10 the car. which was going at a
very slow rate OF speed at the time. but
one Of the rear wheels or the carriage
was put out OF commission. II was a mar
row escape but the driver and horse were
uniniuted.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-04
EAST PROVIDENCE
Unusually Large Number Of
Deaths During Month Of July.
Arrested While Arrayed in "GIad
Rags. minor Mention.

According 10 reports filed with Town
clerk snlyth, the number OF deaths for
tho past month was "a. the largest num-
Der for the past - months. OF these II
were born in this town. There were three
deaths from drowning each being a nom
resident Tho report seems 30 be some
what peculiar from the fact that tho gen
eral health Of the citizens as per report
OF the health department was never any
better, the town being practically free
from contagious diseases
ARRAYED IN GLAD RAGS"
Ethel II. Jook. arrayed in the glad
dest OF glad rags and claiming a resi-
dence on Read street. Providence, was
taken into custody a one of the shore re-
sorts yesterday for being intoxicated
Her ramiAnt consisted OF A white silk
dress. white picture hat white shoes,
and when she landed al the station she
was without n penny. This forenoon a
friend called AT the station and paid
Eth"ls fine. which was 81 and $3.50 more
for costs.
MINOR MENTION.
Al the session of the Seventh District
court this morning Walter Telford. Is
years old. was sent TO Jail for - days
for stealing a gold watch and $50 from
James O'Connor. These young men oc-
cupied the same bath house at Crescent
Park. Telfor1 coming out OF the water
before his chum.
John Garfala was fined 81 and costs.
and Charles McNamee s. and costs by
Judge Bliss this morning for revelling.
Both had a sufficient amount OF cash
on hand TO square their accounts with
the court.
The members Of the police force have
been ordered 10 procure new overcoats
and 10 have them in readiness by the
early fall
Potatoes took a tumble from $3.50 per
barrel 10 $1.S0 this morning. Some OF the
farmers claim that their stock has begun
TO rot and this has caused the market
10 be overstocked with "spuds"
Albert Howard was taken into custody
last evening by Patrolman .Taggart for
being drunk Howard was making life
unbeara bic for the residents I'm the vlcin-
ity OF the White church at Rumfotd.
He was fined 81 and costs
Patroman Clark arrested owen Cole
man on Warren avenue early this morn
ing for being drunk He was assessed
s. and costs, which. he paid.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-04
EQUITABLE
VALUATION
EXCESSIVE

New York. Aug two experts hsvs
been appointed BY President Paul Morton
10 value every piece ~ real estate in
which the Equitable Idfe Assurance so
ciaty hss an interest. He is stated -
have taken this action Yesterday when
hs received the report of expert account
ants These reports. II Is alleged. indi-
Gated the possibility % extensive over
valuation. The society owns in this
country and abroad real estate valued at
approximately s9s 0Io. .oo
According 10 The Tribune. 81 Is thought
possible that this amount will have 20 be
reduced. while the valuation OF parcels on
which loans are outstanding may have
to be reduced BY at least ten per cent.
The last annual reeort TO the state In
surance department gave the value OF real
estate owned Dy the society at $50. S5. 647.
OF this sum buildings occupied by the
society IN New York. Boston. st. Louis.
Des Moines. Denver. Memphis and In
Paris France Madrid. Spain. Vienna.
Austria. Berlin Prussia; Santiago. Ch'l'.
city OF Mexico. sydney. New South
Wales. and Melbourne Australia. are
stated o. he worth sSi rs. ia while build.
ings IN New York city. Jersey city. Mil
ford. - =. Fast orange. Piscstsvsv.
Ravonne and Bergen Point. -. J., are
valued at over H,sco.co.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-04
WHITE MOUNTAINS.

Are you looking for a place where you
can stay few weeks in the White Noun
tains at reasonable cost? IL so, then dron
letter 10 w. II. Eastman. proprietor.
Moat View Cottage. North Conway. ~ H..
and he will send you circular giving all
the details Of one OF -the-rfost charming
and healthful resorts in America. or
call al the News Office and full informa-
tion will be given there.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-04
n. Y, N. H. & Y. R. GIVES
CONTRACT TO Am. BRIDGE co.

New Haven. Conn. Aug 4-Contrscts
which reach a total Of s. 5000 were given
out by President r. < rurtlss of
the New York. New Haven and Hartford
Railroad company YESTERDAY 90 the Amer
lean Bridge company FOR improving the
pnuehkeepsie bridge
The bridge wiliyln effect. he recon
stricted. although tranic over the old
structure will not he mpeded-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-04
Very Low Rates Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad to the Lewis and Clark Ex-
nosItIon.

Tickets on sale daily. and limited for
return passage 10 original starting point
within ninety days, including date OF
sale but In no case TO be ater than No
yember 90, 1905.
An excellent opportunity to visit Cali
fornia and the Pacific coast. Yellowstone
National Park. Shoshone Falls and the
Yosemite valley.
For details as to rates. routes stop
overs. etc address j. r. Scott. New Eng
land Passenger Agent, $50 Washington
ST Boston Mass.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-04
For Over sixty Nsara

MRS. wTNsLows SOOTHING SYRUP
has been used for over 60 years ty mil.
lions OF mothers for their children shil.
teethins. with perfect success. II soothe.
the child softens the gums sllays all
pain. cures wind collie. and Is the best
remedy for Diarrnoea. n will relieve the
poor little sufferer Immediately. Sold by
Druggists IN every part OF the world.
Twenty -nvs cents a bottle. BE sure and
ask for Mrs winslovs Soothing syrup"
and take no other kind.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-04

Have you lost somethlna7 " so. ,dver.
tse your loss In The News. " costs you
nothing and you may Get II back.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-04

The Ladies Of Providence
and vicinity are cordially invited
to attend a reception to be
given by the National Biscuit
Company, at their store, 143-149
Westminster Street, Saturday,
August Fifth, from two until
five o'clock.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-04

90 you want 20 secure a boarding place.
Say 80 In the classified columns of The
News free of eharoe.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-04
RIVERSIDE.

Items OF news can be left at Cons res
taurant on Bullocks Point avenue and
they will receive prompt attention and
publication.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-23
INCORPORATION PLANNED
FOR HUNTINGTON BEACH
Numerous improvements, Including
Lengthenlng of Pier, on the Tapis
and Newconers ARRIVING DaiIy

Numerous improvements, Including
Lengthenlng of Pier, on the Tapis
and Newcomers Arriving Daily
Special to The Herald
HUNTINGTON BEACH, July a.
There is talk of incorporation at Hunt
ington Beach, which will probably be
brought before the board of trade at
an early meeting. The improvements
under way by the Huntington Beach
company could then be ably seconded
and the beautifully improved streets
be cared for as in other cities so COM
prehensively planned. The population
Is already something over 700 people
and newcomers are arriving daily.
The new Huntington Beach hotel will
open August /, just in time to accom-
modate the early guests of the camp
meeting. The first camp meeting tent
has arrived and is now stored in the
tent city.
The Pacific Electric depot is practi-
cally complete and will be open to the
public in a day or two. 1t is an artis-
tic little structure and stands at the
foot of Main street, opposite the pier.
The Huntington Beach company is
receiving estimates on building the
pier to length of 1900 feet.
Hotel del Coronado" rates, $3.50
and up.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-23
HUNTINGTON PARK NOTES
Improvement Association Perseveres
In Plans for incorporation

Special to The Herald.
HUNTINGTON PARK, July ga
Undeterred by the action of the board
Of supervisors, who on Wednesday
on technical grounds turned down the
petition for incorporation, the Improve
ment association met last evening un-
der the presidency of A. q. Walters to
consider future action. Secretary Tate
submitted and the meeting approved
a new petition amending the boundary
lines and eliminating the Cudahy,
Gale Borden and Benson ranches and
fixing >the northern boundary of the
proposed incorporation district at
Fruitland road. The new petition will
be presented for hearing on August g.
The meeting also voted to oppose the
issue of bonds for $4,000 proposed by
the Florence school trustees for the
building of additional school houses in
that district, of which Huntington
Park forms a part 1t was declared
that nothing short OF Incorporation
with the control of their own school
would satisfy residents here.
Coronado climate best on earth.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-23
HANGS IN AIR BY
HOOK PIERCING LUNG
Moreno Man Suffers Severe Injury
While Working on Hay
BaInq Derrick

Special to The Herald.
REDLANDS, July 22.-Jeseph Diegs,
while working with hay-baling derrick
on the Fay ranch in Moreno yesterday,
was struck below his shoulder with the
hook, which pierced him in the lung
and lifted him twelve feet in the air.
He swung in horrible agony for several
minutes before the machinery was ad~
justed and he was released. Although
the accident is a serious one. the hook
having pierced the lung, sinking in
seven inches. it is believed Diegs will
recover.
Guy Harris, the boy who was shot by
Sam Bellou on Thursday, is on the road
to recovery.
Next Tuesday afternoon and evening
the Sioux Indians and picked base
ball team of this city will meet on the
local diamond. The Sioux furnish their
own electric lights for the evening
game.
Hotel del Coronado" rates. $3.50
and up.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-23

seles officials, has discovered that un-
der the vrooman act cities Of under
$4,000 population cannot employ in
spectors for street improvements, pay
ing them by assessments on the prop
erty benefited. Long Beach will have
to pay its own inspectors or stop paw
ing work altogether. There Is a great
amount of paving under way here
now and the salaries will form good
sized burden for the city.
Judge Brayton today took evidence
in a suit Of DR.. l.. A. Perce against
the Pacific Electric railway. The doc
tor wants 800 for services rendered
while assisting the company surgeon
set the broken thigh of man named
johnson who fell from car some time
ago. The company claims that its
claim agent had no authority to call
in an outside surgeon.
Coronado Temperature yesterday, go.