The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-03

were SeINeu ana lfllS was IoHoNFu ~ Neh-
cling which continued till midnight.
DOG HAD RABIES.
Dog officer McEwen, who a few days
ago sent the head OF dog which he had
shot on Kenyon avenue 10 the Pasteur
Institute, has received word 10 the effect
that the dog was undoubtedly anlicted
with rabies and yesterday he killed an
other dog and sent its head TO the same
place. This latter dog was one which had
been bitten by the dog first killed.
FINED FOR LARCENY.
William c. Nichols was before the court
this morning charged with having stolen
a quantity OF clothing belonging to John
Sidebottom from a house on River street
lie was given hearing and AT the con-
clusion fine OF IS and costs was imposed.
Y. M. c, A. MEMS MEETING.
Rev. Charles NJ. Melden. pastor OF the
Mathewson Street VI. H. churchi VIII 0e
the speaker at the mems meeting In \.
NJ. c. A. hall tomorrow afternoon and his
subject will be "The Masterpieces OF Je-
sus." Rev Mr.. Melden Is believed TO be
one of the most eloquent speakers that
has ever been connected with a Provl-
dence pastorate and there will without
doubt be "A large crowd present to listen
TO him.
ARRANGEMENT ARE COMPLETED.
The arrangements for the series of
cvangelistic meetings which are 10 beglh
in the Blackstone valley on Jan. 90 have
boon practically completed. These meet
lngs are TO be under the direction OF the
roted evangelist ]. w Chapman, assist
ed by a large corps OF helpers whom he
win bring with Hmm. There Will be IL
OF these, some OF whom will be singers,
and the territory will be divided up into
districts and about 25 OF the churches In
the valley have united in the effort TO
make this the most noted revival Work
ever known In the state.
II has been arranged by the committee
which Is I'm charge of the preliminary
work TO have a number of mass meetings
i'm the different districts, and these Will
be inaugurated tomorrow. They Will be
carried out according 10 the following
program:
Central district. meetinf for women at
tie High Street NJ Il. church at p m;
speaker, Mrs. c. NJ. Lamson OF Boston.
Meetinf for men al the First Free Baptist
church Broadway. at p. m; speaker
Rev. f. b. Pullen, ID. d.
Woodawn district, meeting for women
at the Thompson NJ. r. church on Mineral
Spring avenue at p. m: speaker Mrs
I. L. Henson OF Providence. Meeting for
men i'm the Methany Free Baptist church
on Sayles avenue at y. m; speaker
Rev Whitman l.. Wood.
Central Falls district, meeting for
women at p. m. In the United Pres
byterian church; Mrs. w. B. Barr Will
! preside. Meeting for men at Z p. m. IN
the Embury NJ. r. church; speaker, Rev.
T. Richard Peede.
Lonsdale district. meeting for women
az the Valley Falls Baptist church at
u. m: speaker, Mrs J. " Osterhout of
Providence Meeting for me nat p. m
at the Primitive NJ. +. church. Lonsdale;
speaker Rev. Freeman l.. Whitman
These mass meetings will be held at
the same hours I'm each district every
Sunday during November.
HELD A SOCIAL.
There was a largely attended social held
! last evening in Hutchinson hail and II
was under the direction of certain fac
| ton OF the Motormen's and Conductors
association. IL appears that when the ar
rangements for this affair were well under
way the association split on the question
| OF where the social should be held. One
party wanted 20 go somewhere else ana
| the other decided I'm favor OF Hutchinson
| hall and neither side would give way AS
a result there were a good many of the
| members OF the association who took no
| interest in the social. In spite OF that
! fact, however. there was an attendance
estimated at about 300 and II proved to be
entirely satisfactory and successful.
w. c. T, u. MEETING.
There was a meeting OF the Pawtucket
Womens Christian Temperance union
| held yesterday afternoon at the residence
| OF Mrs T.. O. Phlnney, PIG East avenue.
| Reports were made by members who at
| tended the recent worlds convention In
| Boston. The association entered protest
at the action OF the street railroad COM
pany i'm allowing liquor advertisement 10
be placed on the back OF the transfer
slips and there was also protest against
certain liquor advertisements on envel-
opes used by the postoffice department
A GERMAN WHIST.
Members OF the Flintlock and Powder
horn chapter. -. a. r., held German
whist I'm the parish house of tho Trinity
Episcopal church yesterday afternoon
and about 60 members enjoyed themselves
for few hours.
WATER MAIN BURST.
Employees of the public works depart
ment were called upon to repair breaks I'm
the water main on Cottage street and also
at the corner OF East and Park streets
yesterday
unII0v uCTunnc