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Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-06
GIasqow's Isie of prunkards

The Glasgow corporation is consid-
erinG scheme under which Glasgow's
chronic inebriates shall be banished to
the Islet of Shuna, one of the Hebrdes
group. This islet is leased TO far
mer, and has been practically forgot
ten by the corporation of Glasgow,
which has owned it for a century. II
is sandwiched between the coast Of
Argyllshire and the island of Lulng,
and is only three miles i'm length and
about half that extent in breadth. The
climate is described IN the corporation
reports as similar to that of Jersey
and those who are urging that the
islet should be used as an inebriates'
settlement point out that the islanders
would be practically self-supporting
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-06

The value of real estate in California
is officially estimated to be worth
1882, 1O4,539 the improvements on real
estate $Sl6,2OS, 1873, the value of personal
property S2S9 6232S2 the money and
solvent credits $42, ,9O6 24S, and the total
value of property as returned by aud
itors is $l,4S0,Sl2,195, exclusive of the
railroads, which are assessed at $69, &c.,
566 by the state board of equalization.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-06

In one unbroken nocturnal flight the
European bird known as the northern
bluethroat has been proved to travel
from Central Africa 70 the German,
ocean, a distance of 1880 miles making
the journey In nine hours.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-06
May Repeat Chariot Races

There Is some talk heard about town
today that it might be good idea to
have the chariot races repeated some
time soon, say ON Washington's birth
day, since they We're so popular on
New Years. At least three of those
who raced say they personally are will
ing to make the run again
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-06
Pasadena Brevities

Shortly before z this morning fire
was discovered in one of the window
castings at La Casa Grande 1t was
quickly extinguished before any of the
guests knew of the danger 1t is sup
posed to have originated in a spark
from the chimney.
Stephen Ivan Miller. formerly OF
Coulteryille, Cal, has been engaged as
teacher OF history at the high school.
Mr. Miller takes the place of Miss Cob
lentz, who recently resigned to be mar
ried.
The w. c. I. U. at North Pasadena
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-18
EAST PROVIDENCE
Sailor Found Near Car Tracks
Claims Hs Was Drugged.
Mrs. Pierce Accused Of Max.
ing Assault on a Collector.

A man, evidently a sailor, was picked
up on Pawtucket avenue late last even
ing by some young men. who at first
supposed he was drunk. The man lay
within few inches OF the railroad track
and as he had bottle partly filled with
liquor the young men who found him
came TO the conclusion that ne was
drunk.
He told the men who he was so they
took him aboard ofthetr wagon and
landed him on board OF a coal barge
that was tied up not far from Washing
ton bridge. Before they left him he had
recovered his senses sufficiently 10 thank
the young men and intimated that he
had been drugged in Providence and had
lost his way In getting TO his barge.
COLLECTOR FOUND HER.
Mrs. Annie G. Pierce was arraigned in
the Seventh district court today on a
charge of assaulting Moses Davidson,
who is "A collector for an installment
house. who says Mrs. Pierce purchased a
lot OF goods from his house and sometime
ago moved 10 this place and when he
located them yesterday Mrs Pierce, he
says, was so surprised TO see him that
she mauled him until he was black and
blue Mrs. Pierce pleaded not guilty and
was placed In charge OF probation Off
Ger Barney until Tuesday when she will
be given d trial.
A WELL KNOWN RESIDENT DEAD.
John McGivin. who has conducted
liquor saloon at the west end OF Wash
ington bridge for many years died at his
home on First street this morning. His
health has not been OF the best for the
past two years. He leaves a widow and
one son. Mr.. McGivin was well and fav-
oraoly known In this vicinity, having
lived here all OF his life.
GENERAL MENTION.
The rank Of Knight was conferred upon
one candidate at the meeting OF Howard
Lodge, Knights OF Pythias last evening.
There were delegations present from
Riverside lodge at Riverside and a num-
Der of the lodges from tf1fs city.
Walter Olney, who a few days ago was
sent 10 jail for 30 days has taken an ap-
peal, furnished bail and is out among
his friends again.
Ann Kelly. alias Ann Pheifer. was
this morning on a warrant charging her
with making an assault upon George
Vedder. She pleaded not guilty and will
have a trial Tuesday
Timothy Kelly was held for the action
OF the grand jury by Judge Bliss this
morning In the sum of $500 for stealing
lead pipe and plumbing fixures from the
Wannemoisset Golf club.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-18
PAWTUCKE1.

There was a meeting OF both branches
OF the city council last night At the
meeting OF the board % aldermen the re-
port OF the commissioners on the layoat
and widening OF Main street under tho
bettcrment act was received. The board
OF aldermen then passed resolution
deeming IL necessary 90 lay out. straight
en-. widen and otherwise improve Main
street. from High street 20 Garden street
as follows: Fifty feet width. from High
street 20 Broad street: 50 feet. from Broad
street 20 Dexter street and So feet. from
Dexter 20 Garden street
The old commission Robert X Mac
Killop. Frederick O. Daniels and Samuel
g. Dursee. the latter OF Providence. was
appointed. to report on or before June p.
1906
Abutters were ordered notified 20 ap-
pear before the board on June q at
y m. relative 90 tho establishment OF
sidewalks and curbng the same on Angle
street. from North Bend street TO Cot
tnge street. Grace street. from George
street 10 Pine street. Clenwcod avenue
from West avenue 20 Pawtucleet avenue;
Bowers street from School street 20 Pros
pect street. Kinibaii avenue. from Clyde
street 20 fNsnnei avenue: Sisson street.
from Dunnell avenue 80 feet westerly.
Warren avenue. from Main street 20
newell avenue. and also regarding the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-18
PAWTUXET.

There was pie. that great American dish
which attains it's perfection in New Eng
land. galore at the Ladies' auxiliary's
supper in Firemen's hall last night. and
q large number OF citizens and citizen
esses that sat down 10 a hearty meal OF
the delicious concoctions.
Beef pie. quahog pie. clam pie, squash
pie are some OF them, but IL one or two
apple. mince pie. prune pie. apricot pie.
rhubarb pie. cream pie and huckleberry
pie ar same OF them. but II one or two
kinds were left out the reporter should
not be blamed.
There were other things to eat -"ln
amendment OF and In addition TO" the
aforesaid pies and corfee or tea TO drink.
and the affair is said to have been very
successful.
There was a social side to the affair
as well as practical one. and the mem-
bers OF the auxiliary talked over plans
for the annual trolley ride and outing at
Foster Centre. June 6th.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the Pawtuxet
Baptist church Is having n successful
rummage sale I'm the Italian quarter OF
Providence this week
The collections have been about s7o
thus fer. and though there is no sale
this week the place az ass Atwelrs avenue
Will be reopened Friday afternoon and
evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-18
The News Of the State

establishment of a grade on Bowers
street from School street 10 Prospect
street.
The abutters were ordered TO appear
before the board on June at p. m.
relative 10 the establishment OF sidewalks
and curbing same on Esten avenue. from
Vale street TO 200 feet south OF Warren
avenue; Woodlawn avenue. from Newell
avenue 10 Esten avenue: Patterson ave-
nue. from Newell avenue TO Esten ave-
nue.: also those on Appian way. from
Dexter street 10 Poine street relative to
tne establishment OF "A grade thereon.
Abutters on Lake View avenue were
ordered notified 10 appear before the
board on June q at y. m. relative 10
the establishment OF grade thereon.
ON recommendation OF the finance com
mittee a joint resolution appropriating
$500 for working and otherwise improving
Summer street from High street 10 North
Union street. was passed
AZ the council meeting a large number
of matters OF minor importance were con-
sidered.
joint resolution authorizing the COM
mittee on city property 10 sell TO Michael
j. Donovan strip OF land 20 feet wide
on Sherry street. In the rear OF the ward
room and extending back 80 feet, at %
cents per square foot, was passed
on recommendation OF the finance com
mittee an amendment To the city ordl-
nances providing that the clerk OF the
park commissioners be paid salary OF
$50 per annum was passed.
Joint resolution appropriating 1868 s3 TO
pay the abatement OF the tax illegally
assessed against the Home for the Aged
was passed I'm concurrence.
Joint resolution appropriating s33.63 10
pay for abatlng the taxes OF Edward
Warren. Catherine Sullivan and Thomas
E Hughes was passed In concurrence.
Joint resolution instructing the COM
mittee on city property 10 negotiate for
the sale Of the Washington street prop
erty. so-called. was passed in concur
renee.
Communication from the South Wood
lawn Improvement society asking that
section /, chapter 2s, OF the city ordi-
nances be amended TO restrict the speed
Of automobiles and electric cars at GER
tain points on streets was referred TO
The committee on ordinances.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-18

OF Miss Arallne Thompson on Main street
is being prepared for occupancy and Will
be occupied soon. number OF new
houses are TO be built by local people this
summer
The Warren National bands regular
rehearsal was postponed this week owing
10 the occupancy OF Institute hail by the
ST. Marys T. A. a. society. Concert work
will probably be presented here this year
IL "a sufficient amount is raised by sub
scriptIon TO Gefray the expenses OF pub
lie concerts.
travelling tent show is TO play here
on the Franklin street grounds the rest
OF the week. commencing tonight
The weekly meeting OF the Ladies' Aid
society Of the NJ. Il. church was held I'm
the parlors last evening. with n number
Of members present Routine business was
transacted. following which a social time
was held.
Arthur r Joyce. the recently elected
clerk OF the Fifth District court will as
sumo his duties here this morning at tho
weekly session OF the Filth District court
which convenes az the town hall.
Joseph Thomas. the man who was re-
Gently injured az the Parker mill by fall
ing distance OF 25 feet. Is reported by
DR. T. O. Morriseau as still being I'm n
dangerous condition. with a small chance
Tor recovery.
Mr.. Thomas McCafrrey is rapidly re-
covering from injuries recently sustained
and VIII soon be able 20 resume his no.
siton as engineer at the lace mills I'm
Drownville
The weoly meeting of Amlty lodge
q O. F. was held at Odd Fellows han
last night with a large number of NOM
bcrs present Routine business was fran
sncted. after which social exercises wore
enjoyed
superintendent OF Highways Seymour
.pss hnshed the work Of building "a new
gravel road on Cutler street now side
walk has been laid IN front OF tho min
property and tho entire street presents
az entirely different aspect than former
iy
The remains % GEORGE T. Peck which
were found IN the woods ~ Navatt TN,es.
dav were conveyed 10 East Providence
yesterday morning by Undertaken George
Wilbur.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-18

The weather for the last few days has
not been conducive TO good nature. es-
pecialy to that class OF residents who
come 10 this place for the summer One
male resident who does business on Dyer
street in Providence was a bit grouty
when he arose this morning. for nice
weather makes his receipts much larger
While he was combing his hair someone
rang the front door bell. which was
answered by the lady OF the house. The
ringer OF the bell proved TO be a piano
tuner who was rather good looking and
house stood In the door and the draft
from the door was rather more than her
husband could stand. So when his wife
told the plano tuner that when she lived
on Bluff street she found that her piano
was very much affected" and Just at this
point her husband "butted in" and said
ound enough so that his wife and the
piano tuner could hear him: yes. you've
lived on blum and are living on a bluff
now" The door went TO with slam and
the man and woman had a warm argu-
ment for a moment. but the man claims
that he got the best OF the tilt for as
he was leaving the piazza or his home
made the remark 10 his wife that so
long as the caller was piano tuner she
could talk 10 him, but had he have been
man selling washtubs or mops she
would have scalded him" This lady and
gentleman will. no doubt. be seen AT
Kciths Opera house tomorrow afternoon
At the meeting OF the Favorite Whist
club. held at the residence OF Mrs Cook
yesterday afternoon, tho following scores
were made: Mrs. Wrightington. 20: Mrs
Wood and Mrs. Baxter. % each Mrs
Howarth 30 and Mrs. German. 20 The
club will meet at the residence or Mrs
Howarth next Wednesday
Charles Burdette has leased the Lin.
coin avenue bowling alleys for the sum-
mer season.
delegation from Riverside lodge.
knights OF Pythias attended the meet
ing OF Howard lodge last evening
Walter Balcum has on exhibition at his
shop n nine-pound tautog that he caught
near Nayatt yesterday
water main on the Shore road burst
yesterday afternoon The break was
quickly repaired.
Riverside Social club will meet tomor-
row evening
Mr.. John Meehon has disposed OF the
farm land recently purchased by him
from the Dyer family 20 Mr. W u. Grant
OF harrington.
party rom the square will spend to-
morrow fishing for Goldfish.
Harold Humphrey. Oliver weymnn and
Daniel Gammage spent yesterday on
Echo lake and came home with handsome
strings OF perch.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-18
OLNEYV|LLE.
Checker Enthusiasts to DO Battle
Royal in Gold Medal Contest.
Gosslps Busy on Boarding
House Case. .0thsr Notes.
Olneyvilie branch OF the Providence
News at Heffernan's New Store. Is
Hartford avenue. Telephone 40-West

The exciting features Of mimic warfare
will be in evidence az the Olneyville
Checker club rooms. % Plsinneld street,
tonight when Messrs. Melvin and Wat
kins will meet TO do their final battle for
the Hanes gold medal. and the winner
will be introduced 20 his next opponent.
All visitors are welcome and none
should miss the treat OF seeing these two
veterans OF many hard battles across the
board line up for their life's struggle
The club wishes TO announce that there
are a number OF men around selecting ad-
vertisements for a checkerboard. using
appeals TO the clubs prestige IN securing
them. Now the club says II knows moth
ing OF these men and their methods and
that local business men must use their
own discretion as 10 the. desire 10 give
their assistance.
These men may intend 10 do all they
claim. but the club has received no pres
ent OF a board and trusts that II may not
IN any manner be held responsible for
their work
WILL BE SPICY.
The chances are that the lower end OF
Broadway will be well represented at the
session Of the Sixth district court Tues
day morning when the case Of Mrs
Louisa Van Holsan for making an assault
upon Miss May Martin VIII be heard.
Should all OF the details OF the case be
brought out II will prove TO be about
rs spicy case as has been aired for
many moons, the neighbors say.
WILL MAKE MERRY.
In accordance with. their happy custom
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Abbott will celebrate
their wedding anniversary this evening
A It.f. L.. .t,l
which will be roasted as only an English
woman can cook II. will be the most
prominent edible on the menu.
GENERAL MENTION.
The funeral OF John F. Mitchell will
be held at the residence of his -hrnther-
in-law. Joseph Lf1.erty. al 1854 westmin-
eter street. tomorrow morning at $40.
after which a requiem mass will be SOL
emnized at ST. Marys church.
All OF the patrolm-n OF the Chaffee
street station are having but little more
time than Is necessary to cat now that the
coal strike Is on. What rests are given
are Of but few hours duration.
John LannSi. "a years old. was taken
sick on Manton avenue yesterday noon
and was attended by DR. Longfellow.
little later he was able 10 go 10 his home
una ssisted.
The funeral OF Charles w, the young
son OF Isabella and the late Charles VI.
Hill. was held at the residence OF his
mother at 110 Laurel Hill avenue this af-
ternoon at o'clock
There was but little business at the
Chaffee street police station during the
past "A hours there being but two names
on the slate for simple drunkenness.
Police Commissioner Luther made a trip
through this place yesterday afternoon
and as far as can be learned found every
thing ''shipshape"
Patrolnlan Mclaughlin who has been
enjoying few days vacation reported
for duty this morning
A large class OF children will be con
frmed at the morning service OF ST.
Mary's Catholic church. Sunday morning.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-18
GERMANS WERE AMBUsHtD

Berlin. May S--Capt Won Rappa ris
company. while marching 60 attack chief
Frederick IN German Southwest Africa,
was ambushed May az the junction OF
tllc kuti2 and Kuumus Rivers by chief
Frederick with 3no men Sir Germans were
killed and six were wounded. among them
being Capt. Won Rappard. who was se-
verely wounded
Capt Baum Gaetel. according 20 an Of.
ncial telegram. relieved Capt Won Rap
pard By a forced march OF 4e hours.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-18
WARREN.

Summer residents IN Warren are ar
riving steadily and by the latter part Of
this month. those who intend to live here
during tho summer months will all have
arrived. The cottages at Grcene's Land
ing are being opened. The summer home
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-18
RIVERSIDE,

Items OF news can be left at Goff's res
taurAnt on Bullock's Point avenue and
they will receive prompt attention and
publication.
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