The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-29

fore the demands Of travel will make this
extension necessary
Frank r. Lewis and Frank A. Pierce
were appointed a committee TO confer
with the management OF the street rail-
way TO see what chance there was 10
secure this Improvement in the service.
SEVERED AN ARTERY.
Chisley smith, who is employed at the
store OF Lyons Delaney company. had q
rather close call from bleeding 10 death
yesterday. Some time on Monday Mr.
Smith went 10 a dentist and had a tooth
extracted. There was no trouble till to-
ward morning yesterday when he expe-
rienced a sudden hemorrhage and the
blood came IN such quantities that his
night clothing was saturated. Members
OF his family were awakened and Drs.
Lynch and Haberln were sent for and
they succeeded in stopping the flow OF
blood, but the patient was In a very
weakened condition, II is supposed that
the extraction Of the tooth resulted In
the severing Of an artery.
POSTPONED THE FAIR.
The several division of the A. O. II. In
this vicinity have been planning to hold
a fair during the coming fall but at
meeting held last evening OF the subcom-
mittee which had charge OF the details OF
the AFFAIR IL was stated that IL would be
impossible at this time 10 secure Music
hall, but that IL might be obtained in the
spring. on this account IL was voted 20
postpone further arralgnments for the
present.
SUPREME COMMANDER PRESENT.
Supreme Commander Joseph r. Burlin-
game OF the United order OF the Golden
Cross visited Paragon Comman1ery Of
D. - atN. l...rN - L..
n most hearty reception Mr.. Burlingame
during the evening gave very interest
ing address regarding the progress which
the order was making i'm different parts
OF the country
After the business had been disposed OF
a social hour was enjoyed during which
an entertainment program was carried out
and refreshments were served
HAND WAS INJURED.
Patrick McGuirk of Central Falls, an |
employe of Warren Bros, who are en-
gagged In laying the bithulithic pavement |
in this city In lifting a bsrel. yesterday. !
received bad cut I'm one OF his hands |
which required several stitches TO close |
DIR. c. f. Gardner attended the man.
NO PROBATE COURT.
Probate Judge w. w. Blodgett is away
on his vacation and consequently there
was no session OF the court today
NEARLY COMPLETED.
Ever since June 30. when registration,
In the state closed. the force OF clerks I'm
the office OF the city clerk have been very
busy I'm getting the voting lists ready for
the printers. II has been considerable OF
a job but the work Is now practically
Up TO the present time there
has been made no count OF the number
WI ha an ha ltgt n /,
is not likely that this will be known till
the lists come from the printers
NO COURT CASES.
There was nothing at the police sta
ton this morning requiring the attention
of tho court. Judge Emerson who has
been spending the past week at Province
town, was on hand but his services were
not needed.
yesterday afternoon man named John
Carlson had some trouble about the price
which was charged for shining his shoes
at a stand near the depot II resulted in
his taking ride 10 the police station but
he was allowed TO depart this morning.
HORSE DRoPPDE DEAD.
A horse belonging to a coopering estab-
lishment in Pleasant View dropped dead
on Broadway this morning and the rem
dering company was notified by the po-
lice TO remove the body.
MEETING OF ICE COMMITTEE.
There was a meeting last evening OF the
joint committee from the city council,
which Is considering the ice question. The
evidence which has been secured was gone
over thoroughly and during the next few
days the clerk will get up the report
which Is TO be made public.
Just what Information has been secured
by this- committee IN its investigations as
not known but it Is stated that IL has OBJ
tained considerable knowledge OF the
methods used by the ice companies and
that this Information will be valuable TO