The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-17
Empo Of Howard & BuIOugh Company al Pawucket Meets
With Shocking Accident. Frank Smith Was Pouring a
Casting When The Metal SpIashsd Into His Eyes Burning
Them Terribly Sufferer Sent TO the Rhode Island Hos
pAa.-Company G, Second Regiment, Goes TO State
Range at Rumford-Ha Cart Veterans Satisfied Even
Though They Didn't Win Prize

sides the election OF officers considerable
business OF Importance is To be consid-
cred.
GOING TO 5oYDEN HEIGHTS.
The annual outing OF the Pawtucket
Business Mems association is 10 be held
at Boyden Heights on Friday of next
week end the committee which is in
charge OF the affair is planning for big
time. A special dinner is to be prepared
for the members and their guests and II
rs going 20 he quite Jan elaborate one. The
trip will be made I'm special electrics and
besides the dinner there is also To be Il
program OF entertainment.
SONS OF VETERANS.
Beginning I'm September the regular
meetings OF Camp A. X. Tilton. Sons ~
Veterans, will be held on the first and
third Fridays OF the month and II is be-
leved that the coming season will be the
most prosperous i'm the history OF the or
der I'm this city. Capt Sibley is deter
mined 10 make the coming season one
which will not he forgotten and II is eX-
pected that there will be quite number
OF new men admitted TO membership at
the first meeting
TO SUPPLY PULPIT.
Rev. Edgar B. French, at present locat-
member OF the Pawtuckct Congregational
church will supply the pulpit Of that
church at the services Sunday morning.
This opportunity 10 hear the Rev. Mr.
French, who is well known throughout
the city as we'll as I'm the church and con-
gregation. will no doubt be taken advan-
tage OF by many and IL is expected
large number OF his friends will he pres
ent.
~, r,h,,.do,. o,.ontn, Do, - A Pur-
CESS. pastor OF the Darlington Congregi-
tiona church. will give his fourth talk In
his series Of mid-week services, his topic
for this occasion being. what Are His
Views Of Life?"
DISCUSSED POLITICS.
The political committee from the Cen
tral Trades and Labor union met again
last evening and discussed matters In
relation 10 the formation OF "A wage-earn-
ers' club I'm TINS city. The latest plan
that has been suggested is the putting
forth OF ticket which shall not be al
lied TO any one Of the several parties now
I'm existence and Il is probable that
will favor a scheme OF this character.
This was discussed last evening TO "A con-
siderable extent. although no agreement
was reached. 1t is believed however,
that when the matter finally reaches the
point Of vote. II will he decided to en-
dorse the candidates OF one or the other
that II has already been agreed 20 ad-
minister "stinginR rebuke' to those
men who have shown In their past that
they We're unfavorable 10 the labor in
terests. ~ Is unlikely that there Will be
an endorsement OF the republican candi-
dates but rather that the men who are
nominated 10y the Democrats will be ia
vored.
The matter OF the resolutions present
ed by the Socialists as adopted by the
Nlgarmakers union OF Providence, last
Friday evening. was also considered by
the committee. hut they took action con
trary 10 their neighbors, voting to report
unfavorably on the measure. The gist
OF the resolution that failed OF asoption
was 10 ratity' the platform OF the Social
list party. inasmuch as II had for its OBJ
pect the overthrow of the present wage
system in the country, some thing TO
which organized labor was also opposed
WELCOMED sALVATioNIsT.
There was large crowd at the Saliva
there was a reception rendered TO Capt.
W. j. Scott, who has come to take
charge OF the local command fine
program was carried out and the wei
come was Of most cordial nature.
MINOR ACCIDENTS.
William Donohue. employed by the r..
Bliss Manufacturing company. was
struck on the head with "A splinter of
flying wood while at work there yester-
day The man was working about a cir
against his right eyebrow, causing an in
eised wound. lie was attended by Or.
Gardiner.
Emerson Clark. employed at the same
mill suffered -iaeetatiur Of n finger
while working about some machinery. lie
was also given the necessary medical at
tention by DR.. Gardiner.
NOTHING I'M COURT.
There We're no cases TO attract the at
tention OF the district court this morning
and Judge Tuck gave mis- time TO the trial
OF several civil cases of minor import
ance.
MET WITH SERIOUS ACCIDENT.
Harry Cole. who has been employed at
the works OF the Fales & Jenckes Ma
chine company, while engaged I'm breaking
up some old iron I'm the yard Yesterday
afternoon was hit I'm the eye by frag-
ment OF the metal with such force as to
destroy it's sight and make It necessary
tnat the eye should be removed. This
was done by Or Dardner. with the as
sistance OF Or. Corrigan. and although
the accident was Of the most painful
character he was much easier this MORN
WILL PLAY BASEBALL.
ms
A series OF games has been arranged
between the Pawtucket nine and the St
Marp's nine for the championship Of the
city. This vas agreed 10 at meeting OF
the managers OF the two mines. Messrs
Feeney and Mccoy at meeting which
was held last evening
The nrst game will be played on the
Sabin street grounds on Labor day
inorning. and Bernard j Murphy. whb
has been an umpire I'm the Inter-City
league. will hold the Indicator I'm the
series No restriction was placed on tho
players 20 complete the teams. and II is
believed that neither manager will do
other than present the team he has been
playing all season up 10 the present.
Manager Mccoy is confident 81 victory
and Manager Feeney says there Is "sim-
ply nothing to It."
Manager Fccney has an open date for
Sept ] and he states that he ~ willing
% take on Manager Mccknna's Monitors
Tor game ON that day u the latter cares
TO trly his strength against the Pawtuck-
cts Manager McCOy's St Marys will 60