The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-14
ort with plenty Of enthu-

II was very SnoTtlS ditef q CLOCK tnil
the several vehicles began TO prepare for
the homeward trip and before 5 o'clock
the place had been deserted.
Commissioner OF Public Works Barclay
was the one moving spirit in making the
arrangements for this affair and i'm seeing
that everything was carried out as IL
should be. He was everywhere attending
10 the wants OF the gentlemen and IL was
due TO his indefatigable Efforts that the
AFFAIR was so completely successful.
II may be said that very shortly after
the party arrived al Diamond Hill the
gate house and other buildings belonging
TO the city were inspected" by a few OF
the city officials.
NEEDED a SURGEON.
A man named Mcdonald who was
very much under the influence OF liquor,
tried TO navigate the streets I'm the
vicinity OF Main street square about
IL o'clock last evening He wasn't
very successful. and he had 10 be car
ried 10 the station. where a hole in
the back OF his head was sewed up
by Or. Richards The wound was
caused by the man falling on the pave
ments.
CONDITION NO BETTER.
The condition of Edward Smith,
former alderman of this city. was not
quite satisfactory 10 the members OF
the family as IL had been, and this
morning there is very little change.
FIRE IN ASH BIN.
There was an alarm from box 6S at
3 O'Clock yesterday afternoon. The de-
partment was called to n house on
Slater street where in the rear an ash
bin had caught fire. There was no
damage
The following transactions in real
estate have been placed on record at
the city hall during the past "a hours:
Real Estate Conveyances--Warre
Baxter 10 Ruth Frances Baxter. land, |
buildings and improvements on the |
northerly side OF Brown street: consld- |
grafton $40. Ellen F. Barnes to William |
II. Camp ct ux., land buildings and inn |
movements on the southerly side OF |
Mineral Spring avenue; consideration |
10. Mary II. Finan- -te-Delia Finan,
and. buildings and improvements on the |
3unum Chace plat, and on the map OF I
lincoln Park; Consideration SO Della
'inan TO Mary f. Finan. land build
ngs and improvements on the Buffum
'hace plat, and on the map OF Lincoln
ark; consideration $3.50. Francis NJ
mith 10 Thomas H. Duffy, land and i'm
rovemeuts on the westerly side of KEEP
er street; consideration $40 Charles M
read. trustee. to Willie Stephenson land |
nd improvements on Smithheld avenue;
$40.
Mortgage Deeds OF Real Estate-wil-
lam II. Camp ct ux., TO the PaHtucket
Institution for Savings, land buildings
nd improvements on the southerly side
Il Mineral Spring avenue. amount
100. Carl Pearson TO Walter l.. Kel- !
ey, land and improvements on the
Cleveland plat. No. g.; amount 5000.
Discharge OF Mortgage Deed OF Real
sstate-Charles w. Clifford by Thomas
NJ lot - u. |
ark plat OF the Dunnell Homestead
state; amount $500
Marriage Misunderstanding Ellwood
'hilson and Jennie Copeland, both OF
his city.
CRICKET TOMORROW
Tho final game OF cricket in the series
etween the Pawtucket and Providence
levens will be held at Association park
omorrow and IL is expected that there
viii be large attendance The Provi-
ence team has so far this season been
Unable To score victory on the local
leven.
The game will start at As o'clock and
VIII continue until o'clock. Pawtucket
viii line up with the following players:
VI. L. Macdonald. captain; DR. Meikle-
ohm, Andrew Meiklejohn. John Watt.
ohn Smith, j. T.. MAIDEN. Charles Robin
on, j. Macdonald, II. X Macdonald. s.
3agot r. MacFarlane; reserve. C. A.
'ady; umpire. Errington; scorer. Welsh
The second eleven will play the second !
leven of the Providence team at Provi-
ence Pawtucket will have the following
'layers: j. kershaw, captain; j. Warbur-
on, Chapel. Ramsbottom Berry.
toughton. Bradley, Pitcher, Peacock.
Whitehead, Turner; uhstitnir,-Hague;
corer. Barnett: umpire. Smith.
OBSERVED THEIR ANNIVERSARY
Dr. and Mrs. Frank II. Fuller observed
heir silver wedding anniversary last
vening at their home III High street and
hey entertained quite a large party OF
heir friends who called To extend their
est wishes for many more years OF hap
y married life.
STATIONARY ENGINEERS
There was a meeting last evening OF the
'cal association OF stationary engineers
which time there was made a partial
port OF the proceedings OF the national
invention that is still In progress at
Philadelphia.
Vice President Albert II. Keene. who
as elected a delegate 10 the convention,
'und that he was unable TO go. and Riley
aniels accompanied the president, VIII
am II. McCauley. I'm that capacity. At
e next meeting on Thursday night re-
ption will be rendered 10 the delegates
the members, and Mr. Kelsey. the ,
'minee for national president. will be ,
esent on that occasion 10 address the
ISOLATION The usual weekly lectures
ere resumed last evening. and James ].
1andley gave a talk on THE Use OF In /,
ctors"
TO MAKE UP A TICKET
There r. 20 be meeting Of the Demo- c
ATTIC ward committee of the Fifth ward Z
ls evening In st. Jean Baptiste hall on \
arrison street and the object OF the
Getting is 20 make up n ticket OF the
iesates 10 the state and city conven-
ms. There Is considerable interest n
nong the Democratic voters I'm the So r.
cuon OF these delegates and II As said
AT this meeting which is TO be an omen n
le 10 All voters OF that faith. will be n
rgely attended =
TWO DEATH
Michael Murphy. whose homo was AZ 81 n
orth Bend street. died very suddenly h
ednesday morning as the result OF n |
ock. The deceased was ~ years OF age
IA had been in the best of health nm T0
thin few hours Of his death I,
Patrick Reilly. one of the founders ~ =
Joseph's parish. died az his home on : :
uth Bend street on Wednesday after =
short illness
Both OF the old citizsne had lived verv =