The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-14


and it is now settled beyond resurrection
that the Central Trades and Labor union
In this city will not give it's official sup
port 10 the socialists
Just what will be done however. is still
left unsettled because II was so late when
the negative side OF the matter was dis
posed OF that IL was not considered good
judgment 10 continue the discussion any
longer last night and the whole matter
was put over till the next meeting.
DISTRICT COURT.
There was nothing but a couple of cases
OF drunkenness 10 be disposed OF by Judge
Emerson in the district court this morn.
ing and fine OF 81 and costs was imposed
In each.
FUNERAL YESTERDAY.
The. funeral OF Miss Nellie Tierney.
who died on Friday at Narragansett Ter
race. was held yesterday from the home
OF her father on Fountain street and the
services followed at the Sacred Heart
church. requiem high mass was cele-
Drated py the pastor, Rev. Father Deadly
and there were numerous floral offerings
from the many friends of the deceased
The lnterment was at Mt. St. Mary's
cemetery. and the bearers were Joseph
brennan. Thomas Feeney. Frank Rock
William Il. Farrell, Thomas Giblin, Jo-
seph Clark. Lawrence Nolan and Hon.
John j. Fitzgerald.
A MOONLIGHT EXCURSION.
squantum tribe. No l2. l. o. r. NJ. is
planning TO hold moonlight excursion
down Narragansett bay on Aug. "a, and
at the meeting OF the tribe held last
evening, a report was received from the
committee which is In charge OF the
work, which indicated that the plans for
the affair were rapidly maturing. The
party Will go on the steamer Pontiac
from this city TO Crescent Park.
ONLY ROUTINE BUSINESS.
There was a meeting OF the Fairlawn
Improvement society held last evening,
at which time the matter OF the proposed
Hover show was further considered, The
Ing great deal OF interest in the mat
ter and IL Is expected that the show
Will be one OF the best ever held In the
city.
The members of the Darlington I'm
provement society also held the regular
weekly meeting. but there was nothing
but routine business considered and the
attendance Of members was not large.
BLEW OUT THE WINDOWS.
There was n lot Of excitement In the
vicinity Of the Slater Cotton company
plant last night because of an explosion
which Ia located at the corner OF Church
and Hill streets. The AFFAIR occurred
about $50 o'clock, but owing TO the fact
that the room is being run on extra time
the help was still In the room. One of
the bly, cylinders which are part OF the
slasher machines, became overcharged
with steam and suddenly II exploded.
The flying pieces went In every direction.
and IL IL strange thnt no one was serl-
ously hurt. There were several men In
the immediate vicinity. but only one Of
to have been caused by broken glass.
and were not OF any special importance.
But the buildings did not fare quite az
we'll The explosion caused the brenkegc
OF every pane or glass In every window
OF the roopi. This glass was thrown out
into the streets and pieces OF II fell on
persons who were passing. but the frag
ed to have been injured In this way
The noise OF the explosion was heard In
the centre OF the city half mile away.
and II was only few minutes later
big crowd OF people, who were anxious to
know how serious the AFFAIR was.
MEETING OF DIRECTORS.
There was meeting last evening Of
the directors OF the Twin City hospital.
but there was not great deal Of bust
ness transacted. 1t was stated that the
casing for the elevator had not yet ar
rived but that II was expected at any
time.
CITY HALL RECORDS.
The following transactions have been
placed on record at the city hall during
the last "a hours:
Real Estate Conveyances August
Troendle 10 Elizabeth Hellfrlsch four
lots Of land with the improvements situ-
ated on the plat Of land belonging to the
German Cooperative Land company.
consideration 800. The Old Colony Trust
company quitclaims all right. title and
IN in on ha
of Prospect street TO the United States
Finishing company; consideration 81. The
Colonial Trust company quitclaims all
right, title and interest in the lnnd on
the westerly side OF Prospect street TO
the United States Finishing company;
consideration 81.
Mortgages OF Real Estate-E. Dexter
Horton Jr 10 the Pawtucket Institution
for Savings. land. buildings and improve
ments on the northerly side OF Warren
avenue: amount $1,000 Henry McDune
10 the Providence County Savings bank.
a lot OF land. No IL, on the Arlington
plat. with buildings and improvements:
amount s2500. Philip Hellfrisch and wife
10 August Troendle. four lots Of land
with buildings and improvements, on the
plat Of land belonging 20 the German CO.
operative Land company; amount $4,000.
Intentions OF Marriase-Andrew Joseph
Foster and Aida Josephine Olson. both
of this city.
RECEPTION TO SAlvATIONISTS.
There was reception rendered last
evening 90 Capt. and Mrs. Ayres OF the
Salvation Army who are about TO leave
this city for "A new post OF duty In Athol.
Mass. Capt Ayres has been In this city
about a year and during that time he has
made many friends He will he sue
ceedcd by Cant. w. J. Scottn who comes
from Athol The local corps will give
the new captain a welcome at the bar
racks on Thursday evening.