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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-25
WARREN.

Easter Monday services were held at
number OF local courches during the day.
Yesterday. The discoursas were presented
by the local clergymen at their respective
churches
TIE WRTTen NFFI11Try he1d rhpfT weeKfy
,iriIl session i'm ArrGorv hall last night
'rhe annual inspection OF the company oc-
ours aoon II is understood definitely that
the uresent colonel Charles W. Greene In
tends 10 resign after inspection owing to
ous No ss. which requires his constant at
teution.
Large consignmcnts Of granite are ar
riviue daily 10 he used in the construction
Of the supcrstructure OF the new bank
building FOR the Industrial Trust Co. The
excavation work is practically complete,
and the lower walls are nearing compile
lion II is expected that work will he COM
menced upon the superstructure this
-veak Forman William Murphy who Ia
er,t loved bv Contractor Watson has
charge 81 the work and under his capshle
direction, considerable work has been &C
complished during the past week.
Parce Remua has arrived here with
cargo OF bitumlnous coal for the Staples
CO and Is At present engaged In diScharg-
Ing 4 two-masted schooner Is engaged In
ln1dins ttp with oyster shells at the oys-
top wharf OF J NJ Goodspied on the War
Mass and Is taking away the shells for
planting purposes.
MI Charles W. " harton ~ New York
'ity IL on ? business trip here and IL Wis
ling AZ the residence of Mr. n =, How
land on wheaton street
Mr. George Foyuum and daughter Of
NrridgA Mass haNe been the guests ~
Mr. hn Bray. a. he home on Washing
ton street
The regular s"mi monthly meeting ~
Warren Council Royal Arcanum. was
held % odd Fellows hall last night with
y fHll attendance OF members present To-
bin POST, @ 4. r. ALSO held their regular
weekly meetinR at Grand Army hall Prep
arations are well underway for tho OBJ
ssrVance OF Memorial Day and an excel-
lent souvenir advertising program r. being
arranged
Tho following list ~ advertised letters
await claimants az the Warren postoffice:
B B Martin. postmaster: Frances
George. Charles T.. lipar n. earle Pat
nude. David Raindrv. Charlie sullivan,
Thomas Chadwick Mrs. Mary F'aher q
L. west Foreign. Mrs Frances Buel
Mrs Israel Golonshi and Jose Pedro de
ufsric
a. Marv's r 4 a society held an Eas-
ter Mondav dance lu Institute hall last
ri-ht About i0o couples were present and
dancing was entoved until mid night MI
SIC vas furnished by the National Band
orchestra.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-25
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
BUILDING COMMITTEE TO MEET

The last meeting OF the building com.
mittee of tho Knights ~ Columbus will
be held on sunday afternoon AT . o'clock
to consider further the plans for the
building, In order 10 make a report 20
the annual convention of the state whi-h
Is to be held IN Arcauum hall on Tues
day.
The committee meeting will be held In
It's rooms az $40 Westminster street md
the report ~ every council I'm the state
VIII he heard on tho matter OF tho build
Ing. Tho committee has heen working
hard and believes that the proposed h,,il -
Ing Is now an assured success Tho com
mittee is composed OF tho following
State Deputy Matthew y Cumnirus
Chairman Joseph Donovan OF Santa
Maria council Secretary Francis 4.
Mcguire of Hope council. Treasurer
George II. Clegg OF Newman council.
NJ J. Egan OF Mcfarland. James IA No
NJ rof Finnigan, Thomas : sheridan NJ
Tyler and ". Y. Girard ot Ignatius
Plans which tho committee has boap
considering VIII be presented 10 the CON
vention Tuesday. together with tho report
OF the committee which will be rendered
by Secretary Maguire The followipg
state officers are members cx-off!cio ~
the committee: Secretary William u
Nolan, state Treasurer james Reilly
State Warden J. y. Mccarthy state "A.
vocate T. J. Murray. State Chaplain rev
John r. Harty
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-25
The News Of the State

hall. whore a smoking hot turkey dinner
With nothing lacking was served. Mr..
Winchester called the gathering 20 order
and after a short prayer by the Rev. IL.
r.. Remick the onslaught began. At
late hour. the foreman Of the company,
Joseph A. Meeks, arrived in the hall, he
being unable 10 get there from New York
any earlier, and he was given a hearty
welcome After supper dancing was In
order which was enjoyed unt an early
hour this morning. music being furnished
by AngelIs orchestra. The committee in
charge were ". B. Farnsworth, Albert
Woodward and Walter Kirby.
Mrs. Sculy and Mr.. Arthur Allen OF
this place have secured their awards
from the bench show held AZ New Bed
ford last week. Mrs Scully won about
90 prizes, which included a number Of
cups, medals and no end of ribbons of
all colors. Mr.. Allen won third prize for
his Scotch collie puppy. These prizes will
be on exhibition in the display window
OF James @. Johnson's drug store for a
few davs.
The funeral Of Mrs Amasa Humphreys
was held az her late residence on Bull
locks Point avenue Yesterday afternoon.
tho seEvices being conducted ny the Rev.
Mr.. chaplin Of Darlington The hearers
were Messrs. Levi : Winchester, Ira u.
Goff, Frederick Cady and George John
son. The Interment was al Little Neck
cemetery.
The Dark Horses and tho Riverside So
cial club bowling teams will settle the
struggle tomorrow evening These teams
are tied for first place. This game will
settle the local league playing for the sea-
son
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-25

SPOTTED
FEVER
KILLS 3

The death OF Irene Elizab beth, the seven
yesr-old daughter OF Matthew and Eliza
beth Cox. OF III Lester street, was re-
ported to the health authorities by DR..
George A. Matthews yesterday.
There was some doubt as 70 the actual
cause for the death. Or. King. the
medical Inspector. was called upon TO
investigate the case. and he reported
that II was proos bly, due 20 cerebro-spinsl
meningitis.
Yesterday afternoon Dr. Duhan' bsS
Broadway reported 10 the health au-
thorities that the Ave and nine-year old
children of David Disharis. IS McDon-
ough street. had died OF meningitis. To
50 atisfy all suspicion DIR. Eugene King,
the medical Inspector. visited the house
20 confirm the diagnosis Of the cases
The children, IL is reported. have been
-efek=bHt a sheft=tiH4e.-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-25
TWO RIGS STOLEN.
Both Were Recovered BY The PsIlcs Within
Few Hours.

4 horse attached to wagon, tho prop
erty OF the Apr and Coat Supply com
pany. valued at 500 .,as stolen from the
corner OF wickenden and BENEFIT streets
yesterday afternoon
Everett A. Br1ggs OF a Williams street.
Dighton. Mass. reported stolen from
Tock,rotten street. near the Washington
bridge az s.E p. m. yesterday his horse
and wagon
The second station police recovered
both -tgS
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-25
PALMER
SPOKE
PLAINLY

Judge Henry A. Palmer OF Crarston de-
livered stirring ADDRESS last evening be-
foro the mems clup OF the Union Baptist
church In his address he referred TO the
topic of bribery and corruption, and also
i1aoc a sweeping denial Of statements in
;hc reported attack Ivy Rathbone Gardner
upon the legislature.
Tre speaker spoke from his topic, "A
State For Sale7' and stated In explain
ing his choice thai there was 70 he a
large question mark after the theme
In opening Judgs Palmer stated that
during the past four years there has been
more or less talk about bribery and cor
r,iption during election time He said that
II haF been charged that votes were for
sale In almost all OF the country towns
lie said that admitting there were some
voting districts I'm the more remote sec-
tiono ~ the state where votes could be
purchased polticpl parties we're not re-
sponsible for this.
While there is money Forthcoming for
this he said, they can be purchased. The
only remedy left Is the individual effort
take a more active interest IN the cleo
tions. and by so doing can do much more
70 turify conditions than by defaming the
name OF the state.
In regard To the published report, I'm
Nhich Rathbone Gardner Is said to have
called the general assembly "a degraded
tody." the Judge spoke emphatically.
He denied the statement natly and said
that II Mr. Gardner was reported correct
lv I'm the press. Mr.. Gardner made n
statement which was untrue.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-25
PUGNACIOUS WOMAN.


Sadie Polite. colored, who was wanted
on two charges of assault with nat
iron was located in Worcester by Captain
Lawrence yesterday morning, and last
evening Detective Ahearn went TO bring
her back
On April lith, and In room at l3
Market square. she struck Charles Nor
ton, cuttin his face and loosening sew
eral teeth.
Mrs laura Nero, who let the room
10 Norton and the Polite woman. was
struck on her arm and upon her left
side, three OF her ribs being fractured.
In the Sixth District court today the
woman pleaded guilty 10 the assault upon
Norton and waived An examination and
was held for the grand jury In 500.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-25

The 9th anniversary OF the Nara
gansett Fire company was observed last
evening with turkey supper and dance
st Crescent Park. The affair was very
homeiike and enjoyable. there being no
frills nor feathers. but al being made
70 feel that they were az home and to
join In and make the event iutt what Il
was intended that n should be- and what
n proved TO be- one of the most sue
nesxfui functions ever held by the com
csny There was a reception from 10
b,&. which wes enjoyed. after the Hon
Levf =. Winohester and wife headed the
grand march. snd after making = few
Dretty evoluticns. headed for the dining
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-25
FINED FOR ASSAULT

Joseph Johnson. colored. was fined s.
and costs by Judge sweetland this morn
Ing for an assault upon Charles Thomp-
son. There was trouble In Johnson's
tenement and Thompson pat In appear
snce as peace maker with the usual
result Thompson got a cracking blow
In the mouth. That's all!
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-25
CLEVER TRICK.
Hole Borsd In Front HALL Door, Key Turned
and Money StoIsu.

Alfred Remicks tenement at "A Rcrran
street was entered yesterday morning and
a $40 bill was stolen.
The person who did the trick bored
hole in the front hall door and thus
reached and turned the key. which had
been left I'm the lock
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-25
MAGIC HAIR STAIN.

For brown or black. prepared by
GEORGE ORMSBY, Wig Maker and
Halrworker. ls9 fremont street Boston.
IL IL simple safe and easily applied; con-
tains no lead poisons. use II once and
YOU will never use az other. BLAND
ING a. BLANDTNG. "a Wevbosset street
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-25
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-25
RIVERSIDE,

Items of news can be left a. Cons res
esursnt on Bullock's Point avenue and
they VIII receive prompt attention and
publication.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-25
OLNEYVILLE.
Praise for Finder Of Woman'S
Pocketbook Was Premature.
Jealousy Resulted in Shooting
Of Grocer. General Mention.

Olneyville branch OF the providence
News at Heffernan's New store 10
hartford avenue Telephone 4p-West.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-24
BROoKLYN BRIEFS.
Fred Topper is spending week at Old Point Comfort,

Fred Topper is spending a week at Old Point Comfort.
 James Maher of this section is on vacation to New Haven.
 John Maloy is enjoying life for a couple of weeks in New York.
 Joe Gabriel of Lafayette street spent the past few days in New Ha' ven.
 A large number from this section took in the excursion to Newport to- day.
 Frank Baumgartner has returned home from vacation spent at Block Island.
 Bee McGill of Bank street is en- toying a vacation of three weeks at the shore.
 Frank and Lucy Collins. former ly of this section. now of Brooklyn, N. r., are spending a week with rel atives here.
 Mrs Michael O'Brien' of Charles street and Mrs Roach of Hartford. VI uO IS NISluue NAlA MI V AhA>AA' WY spending a week at Savin Rock.
 A wedding was solemnized at St Joseph's church by Father Saurusal- tis yesterday morning at nine o'clock Walter Watsky of Draher avenue was Susie Crush of James street were the contracting parties. Miss Margaret Bromisky was the bridesmaid. while William Watsky, a brother of the groom. was best man. After the cer- emony a wedding breakfast was par taken of at the brides home on James street.
 The condition of some yards, ana one in particular, in this section, ana the street around it. is in need or at- tention. The first thought that comes to your mind as a fragrant odor of de- cayed fruit floats by is how long since it has been cleaned.
 Fruit in front of it.
 Fruit in the rear of it.
 Fruit on all sides of it,
 All covered with flies. Everything from cabbage leaves 10 pieces of bread are visible beneath the dirt and dust. It is wonder that resi- dents of Brooklyn have put up with this nuisance as long as they have; 1t should have been abated long ago. 1T it is the tenants who throw out the material which causes the filth, let them be warned. and if this does not have any effect let them be punished. If it is the teamsters who stop there, treat them in the same way. Whoever it is. let the matter be looked into and fixed. and don't let it remain there as reminder of those lines in Kathleen Mavourneen," Tt may be for years and it may be forever"
 Extra care should be taken during the summer months that everything given to the baby should be just right. Lime water, though a simple remedy. is not always carefully prepared and kept at its proper strength. It should never be weaker than a saturated so- lution. We prepare ours fresh every few days and guarantee it pure and to contain the right amount of lime. It is filtered and is clear and colorless. 10c pint, 15c quart, at Walkers drug store.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-24
PURELY PERSONAL

Miss I.avina Mitchell of Clark street has returned from a weeks visit in Bridgeport.
 Mrs M. J. Brzezinski has returned after a six weeks vacation spent in Bay Ridge. \. |.
 Charles W. Perry. of ]. B. MulliIgs X Son. left yesterday for Cape Cod. t' be gone two weeks.
 Michael Dwyer. tailor in ]. B. MuI lings & Son. is enjoying q vacation foi two weeks along the shore.
 Mrs Thomas F. Pagan and family and Mrs NJ. A Lambert are resting for a week al West Haven
 Miss Mary Finn of Oswego. \. r. is the guest of Mir and Mrs James White of ss9 Division street
 M. F. Sullivan and Sergeant Ser usrI Cahey and wife were recently guests at the Atlantic City hotels.
 City Engineer Cairns attended the annual outing of the Connecticut Soci- ety of Civil Engineers at Savin Rock yesterday
 John Collins. formerly of this city. but for some time past of New fork- is visiting his sisters. Mrs William Darling and Mrs N. A. Thompson
 Terrence Couzhlzn of Washington street and Martin Keefe of Riise street left to-day for short vscstlea- Thev will -do- the White City aud probably make flying trip 10 some of the other e1ore resorts.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-24
TRAGIC DEATH RECALLED
Inducsmsnts Offered for Change of
 Opinion on Hrs. Stanford's Death.

Honolulu, Aug 24.-The tragic death of Mrs Jane Stanford has been re- called by sensational story pub lished here to the effect that repre- sentatives of the Stanford estate prac- tically offered monetary inducements to local physicians to change their opinion that strychnine caused the death of Mrs Stanford. It is alleged that the bill of $50 of Dr C. B. Wood, who performed the autopsy on the body of Mrs Stanford. has been re- fused payment by the estate on the ground that territorial authorities should have performed the autopsy.
 The Star in it's story of the matter says that in different interviews a rep resentatiye of the estate indicated 10 the physicians that 1t would be satis. factory to the estate if they could re- wise their findings of poisoning and is such event their bills were not to ha questioned and Doctors Humphries, Bay and Wood would not be paid the amount of their claims of s1JO.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-24
CAUGHT AUTOMOBILE,
0mcsr Tshan Chased and DFosth
 Machine to | StandstilL

Police Officer Tehan and an auto. mobile tried their speed on North Main street this morning and while the auto had a fair start of the officer, he gained on it at every stride and d- nally captured the runaway. The ma chine was standing opposite the uime Savings bank when it moved down tue hill of it's own yolition and after a few revolutions of the wheels 1t com- menced to head for the center at top speed. There was a basket of toma- toes in the rear of the vehicle and the owner probably was in some of the stores making other purchases and knew nothing about the incident. Some who saw the chase supposed thero was somebody in the auto and wanted to know what he had done. The po- liceman didn't place it under arrest, but simply lowed it to place of safe ty near the curbstone and appeared pleased that he didn't have to puV9e it further.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-24
HOLDS UP RAILROAD.
Wouldn't Let Train Pa S Church Un
 til Archbishop Fini shed.

Pittsburg. Aug 24.-Trafic on the Pennsylvania railroad was completely tied up for half an hour Tuesday night while Archbishop Francis Albion Sy- mob. the Polish prelate. just arrived from New York city, delivered an ad- dress in St Stanislaus Polish Catholic church.
 The church was crowded to the doors. Every minute or two a train on the Pennsylvania would dash past and the voice of the speaker would be drowned. Finally Father John Wilms. director for the United States of the Society of the Holy Childhood. arose and left the church. 4 few minutes afterward the passing trains ceased and the bishop continued without fur ther interruption.
 Investigation showed that Father John had gone to the railroad tracks, where he took his position and with folded arms defied any engineer to run over him. None of them dared and he remained there until the service was finished
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-24
BUILDING OPERATIONS.
Incieasing to Enormous Proportion,
 in New York.

New York. Aug 24.-Building opera tions in New York city have increased to such enormous proportions within the last six months, says the Herald, that the forces of the borough build- ing departments are unable to take care of the work. and an appeal was made yesterday to the authorities for an appropriation sufficient to double the force of inspectors, clerks and oth- CT employees.
 From January l to June 9 there were filed in Manhattan 2,421 plans for new buildings and alterations, rep resenting a cost of S66, 106,116. This Is nearly as large an amount of work as has been recorded in the depart ment during the entire years since 1a00
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-24
MAILS CLOSE TO GOOD THINGS
Department Issues Orders Barring
 Several Suspicious Advertisers.

Department issues OTuers bdrTlHS
 Several Suspicious Advertisers.
 Washington. Aug 24.-The postoffice department has issued an order deny ing the use of the mails to John K. Rogers of 1j0 Nassau street, New York. who advertised sure thing tips on the races.
 An order was also issued against W. A. Moves of s14 Powers block. Roches- ter. \. Y. A. K. Grover. under the former name. offered to send a formu- la for the cure of consumption on re- ceipt of 2-cent stamp, but it turned out that the prescription could only he filled by Moves and the necessary treat ment for two months cost s5. The de- partment considered the advertising misleading and the medicines not as represented.
 Other orders were issued against the Fidelity Publishing Co of g East Twenty-third street and Howard X Co of 1923 Broadway. New York. The former offered to send gold watches to winners of an alleged puzzle contest on payment of packing charges. and the latter sold outfits for work 10 be done at home.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-24
TWO FORGIyING WOMEN.
Both Are Married to the Same Man,
 and Neither is Resentful

Greenwich Conn, Aug. 1.-Two re- fined appearing women. each about 3O. who had been wronged by James Stewart. 35 years old. by his own confession. showed forgiving affection that startled court officials to-day.
 Stewart was living with one of the women under the name of Mir and Mrs Johnson. Mrs Stewart, who lives in Hartford. learned the whereabouts of her missing husband and brought him before the court on the charges of non-support and abandonment.
 Mrs Johnson said she was married to the man in Springfield. Mass. last May and didn't know he was married until last evening She had no con- plaint to make against him. however.
 He was bound over for court un- der s1.OOo bail. and while Mrs John- son went home to pack up his clothes for him. Mrs Stewart began to hustle for bail to get him free.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-24
MUST HAVE AIR BRAKES.

Chicsgo. Aug 24-A move to be fnr auggrafel I,y the Pennsylvania com paay next summer viii assist the fn- tersgate e0mn8erye commissions fxht for the equipment of all freight cars with air hrzke<
 After July l. 1esS. 1t wes znDounces yesterday. the company wiIl accept Es car from foreign line unless it fs equipped wfth air brakes The rssi also viIl refuse ts Ies any of as own ears not 90 egziFF>d to % beyo8d ses orn IineA.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-24
AMERICAN BAR MEETING.

Narragansett Pier. R. l.. Aug 2i.- An address by Alfred Hemenway of Boston was expected at one of the ses- sions today of the annual meeting ef the American Bar association. which opened here yesterday. Reports of standing committees. it was planned. would take up the remainder of the day. These included the committees on jurisprusIence and law reform. on insurance law. on commercial law. and others The election of officers will take place tomorrow.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-24
FIR STANLEY REELECTED
President of Catholic Young Hens
 Union.

Albany. \. r., Aug 24.-At the an- nual convention of the Catholic Young Mems National union which closed here yesterday the following officers were elected: President. Rev W. J. Shanley. Danbury, Conn; vicep presi- dent. Rev Thomas J. Leonard. Brook lyn. \. r.; second president. John J. Brady. Albany: secretary-treasurer, James H. Fitzgerald, Mechanics Val ley. Pa.
 New York city was chosen as the meeting place for the convention of 1906.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-24
TIMELY TOPICS

Frank the sherman is selling ladies g oxforis at s1sa. s250 oxforf< s1-4a- Other bargains
 Peanut butter 13c pound st White Simmons This will he sFerisI for fo-marFpw
 R- R Harder & cc are selling t-oys- g. suits at x5-4s. x4 suits at <24s. S2 suits at &lxS
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-24
GOOD BOWLING RECORD.

Made at the Eagle Alleys Last Night
 By a Well Known Insurance Man.
 Last night there was a match game of ten pins between Arthur IT. May hew. a local well known insurance man. and Benjamin Payeur. the pro- prietor of the Eagle bowling alleys. A record that will make them all hustle during the season was the re- suit. It was a nip and tuck contest also and Mayhew won out after a game battle. His average in the eight games bowled was 215. The Eagle alleys will be well patronizei this season and here Is a record for them to start of with.