The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-01

THE NEWS-DEMOCRA.
pany, slll, $50: Thomas w. Robinson. sSs.
Os0; Royal Weaving company. $3S7, 400
Arnold r. and Mary w. Salisbury $685.
900; Frank A Sayles. Oi.lO0; William +.
Sayles estate, $622, 400; William +. and #.
c. sayles, sis.425.35; Sheldon Building
company, .2oo; Elizabeth Il. r. Ship
pee. s26,l4O; Slater Cotton company S5s5,
| 240; Slater Trust company, S26S $50; Ben
jamin +. Smith. S72,S60: Benjamin r. Smith
company, $5l92O: Edward Smith. $500
Francis NJ. Smith. $4O,7So: Smith Webbing
| company. $l05.320; Gideon l.. Spencer es-
tate, $4,000; Job L. Spencer. S36, ,0iO; Adam
| Sutcliffe. Al. 800; Adam Sutcllffe company,
$SO,s20: Swift & Co. $40, 400.
Forrest w Taylor, 1854. 400; Ransom c..
Taylor 1881. 400; Ransom +. Taylor. $l63.-
02O; Emma L. Thayer. SS6 $50; James r.
Thornley,, s26.5So: John Y. Thornley,. $33.-
$40; Times Publishing company. &c., 400:
Frank T.. Tingley S39.666.
Union Railroad company, s4. 100; Union
Wadding company. S5O6, 62O; United States
Finishing company. $544,3S0.
w. Howard Walker, $5S 600: Mary ID.
Warland. $56.S40; Peter Warren estate.
S57,s60; John III. Weeden. s9O,140. weeden
Land company, $19i,OGO; Bradford b. West
estate $3.50; James l.. Wheaton. sl0l.-
800: Lavinia G. Whlpple, $39 74O Henry T.
White, $35. $50; ]. Ellis White. $7l ,l20; Will
liam s. White and Harriet n. Butter
worth. s5s,5Oo; Ida E. whitman s2S, $50;
James o. Whitney estate. s2S,44O; Daniel
l.. Wilmarth, s4.7oo
PLACED ON PROBATION.
George Savoy aged 13 years, William
lattaw aged l3 years and Warren Yat-
taw, aged IL years, were before the tu-
venlle court this morning charged with at
tempting 10 hold up "a newsboy who was
peddling papers through the Pleasant
view section OF the city yesterday. Ralph
Merrill was the boy. and after he had
been held up a couple OF times he report
ed the matter to Patroman Bassett. and
the three youngsters were arrested. After
their cases had been heard today the boys
were placed in charge OF Probation offi-
Ger Maymom.
BOYS TO BE ORGANIZED.
Plans are under way by the textile work
ers of the city which IL is believed will re-
SUIT In forming union of back boys en-
ployed I'm the mills in this city and the
within the past two weeks there was
one or two strikes OF this class Of en-
ployes which has resulted In throwing
out OF work many hundreds OF men who |
were dependent on the work which the !
boys did. II Is believed that with a prop
er organization this could have been pre- |
vented, and there will be a meeting OF |
the back boys some evening this week I'm /
Mule Spinners' hall I'm Cottrell block, at |
which time the organization will be ef-
fected.
Y. M. c. A. MEMS MEETING.
The regular mems meeting Of the Young
Mems Christian association was held yes
erday afternoon, and IL was quite largely |
attended. The meeting was presided over
~ Frank l.. Gatchell, and the speaker OF
pastor OF the Academy Avenue Congre-
yational church. Providence. His topic
vas, Sowing and Reaping.'
MRS. WILLIAMS BURIED.
The funeral of Mrs Frances e. Will
lams. wife OF Charles A. Williams who
lied last week at Norwich. Conn, was
eld yesterday afternoon from her late
ome at 6S5 East avenue. There was "A
arge attendance OF friends and relatives
nd the services were conducted by Rev.
robert Murray of Waltham. Mass. The
nterment was in Oak Grove cemetery.
nd the bearers were w. A. Lewis. T.. III. |
each. Frank Lewis and Charles Tent.
FELL FROM CAR.
James McNabb. whose home is az 10
forth Main street in this city. fell from
Providence electric car Saturday night
nd suffered rather severe injuries. neces-
itating the calling OF physician. He
yas taken 20 the car barn on Pawtucket
venue and there his injuries were dressed
fter which he was taken 10 his home.
DISTRICT COURT.
Michael Garvin, who got into trouble
n Park place Saturday night, was this
lorning brought before the district court
nd pleaded guilty TO charge OF assault
n Carrie Pacquette. lie was fined so and
osts.
ORGANIZED BRITISH CLUB.
The newly formed British club was or
anlzed yesterday afternoon at the meet
lg which was held i'm Cottrell block Dur
lg the past week a charter for the club
as been secured, II having been taken
ut I'm the names OF James Taylor, George
I. Holland James Balm, David j. White.
William H. Broadhurst, John Marshall
nd Thomas Anderson.
After the charter had been read yester-
ay the club proceeded TO elect officers
nd the result of this was as follows:
honorary president, James Taylor; pres
dent, william H. Broadbent; first vice
resident. George Smales; second vice
resident, John Cooper; secretary George
4 Holland; treasurer James Balm; as
istant secretary, Thomas Anderson;
'oard OF governors, Frank Bulvant,
ames Taylor, William Margerison, J. ].
Barron. Hugh Kinnlburgh, William Long
worth, III. Jenkins. John Pearson, r. Il.
finance committee. l.. Lord. II.
j. Booth.
IL is stated by some OF the members of
his organization that this new club is
lkely to be heard from I'm the political
eld this fail. Indeed there was talk yes
erday TO the effect that from its MEM
'ership would probably be taken several
andidates for~the city council and that
would soon he strong enough 10 demand
rom the managers OF the political parties
eyeral very important offices.
A NEW UPERlNTENDENT.
Frank II. Brown today assumed the du-
les OF superintendent of the local street
ailway lines, taking the place which has
'een vacant since the retirement last July
Il Raymond G.. Smith.
Mr. Brown is a young man. having been
A Boon