The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-22

Now Dr. Heimer has sent out a gem
eral invitation to the members OF the
city government OF this city and Central
Falls 10 visit the hospital at any time
during the present week There Is 10 be
no formality attached TO this reception,
but the building will oe open for inspec-
tion every afternoon during the week
from / 10 o'clock.
SURE OF THEIR MAN.
Tomorrow morning Paul Cagnocchie,
who was arrested Saturday because or
alleged familiarity with 7-year-old girl,
will be given a hearing in the district
effort has been made To prove that the
police have not got the right man IL
appears that there are two brothers who
run the candy store, and IL Is said that
they look very much alike, and now the
claim is made that instead Of Paul II Is
Tony that Is guilty OF the onense. The
police, however. declare that they are
reasonably certain OF the Identity, be-
cause the little girl declared positively
that II was Paul and not Tony who was
the offender.
The story is told by Paul Caggnocchie' Is
wife that Tony has disappeared from the
store, and has taken with him quite a
sum OF money. IL is claimed that he went
among certain Of the Italian residents OF
lecting money TO secure the release oil
his brother and that quite "A number con-
trbuted 10 the fund. and when he Sc
cured all he could he disappeared.
DEMOCRATS GETTING READY.
Chairman Butler OF the Democratic
city committee will In a few days send
out notices 10 the several ward commit
tee chairmen. instructing that these sew
eral ward committees must meet prior TO
Sept. l for the purpose OF electing eau
Gus wardens and caucus clerks This is
made necessary by the provisions Of the
caucus law and the announcement calls
attention 10 the fact that the campaign
Is now close at hand II will be only
few days now before there will be a
meeting OF the Democratic city commit
tee, at which time date for the Demo
cratic city convention VIII be fixed, and
from that time on Il is reasonable 10 ex-
reet-t4fat-t -thefe-'r4ff- -seH4at A4As- -aeiAg
In political matters I'm this section up 10
the date OF the election.
The party leaders have not yet reached
any agreement as to candidates for the
general assembly. and IL is scarcely like
ly that anything will be done towards
shaping ticket for several weeks yet;
sun there Will be more or less conjecture
one thing is certain. and that is that the
ticket which will be nominated by the
Democrats i'm Pawtucket this fall will be
the strongest that has been named here
Tor number OF years, and Ii is going TO
be elected. too.
DEATH OF MOTHER AND CHILD.
The death OF Mrs. Catherine Mccarthy,
wife of Dennis Mccarthy occurred yo.ter-
day morning at her home, lSl Harrison
street and a short time later occurred the
death OF her infant child. The deceased
was highly esteemed by a large circle OF
acquaintances and the bereaved husband
has their deepest sympathy.
CITY HALL RECORDS
The following transactions have been
placed on record at the office OF the city
clerk during the past "a hours:
Real Eestate conveyances-Damass Viau
TO Joseph n. Martel. land and improve
ments on the southerly side OF Lilac
street; consideration so.
Mortgage deeds of real estate-Frank
Anieck and wife 10 the Pawtucket InstI-
tuition for Savings land. buildings and
improvements on the southerly side of
Bloomingdale avenue: amount $3.50. Wal
ter l.. Kelley TO Samuel Sidebottom. six
lots Of land and improvements on the
southerly side OF Trenton street: amount
$oO. Joseph s. Gendron to the Industrial
Trust company. land and improvements4
on Main and Magill streets: amount $1,000
Marriage Observation-Disclosures Thomas
Williamson OF this city and Agnes Celia
Sullivan OF Central Fails Joseph Francis
O'Neill OF this city and Nora Agnes
O Brien of Woonsocket. Thomas Taylor.
Jr., Of Cumberland and Mary Eta Cooper
OF this city.
BEGAN THE INVESTIGATION
The ice committee appointed by the
city council 10 look into the matter of
high ice rates I'm this city began it's inves-
legations yesterday and last evening II
had before IL representative OF one OF
the principal ice companies doing busi-
ness In the city. Quite a number of perti-
answers which were received threw con-
siderable light on the subject which will
be Of use I'm the future Investigations OF
the committee
This method OF making Investigations
will be continued for a few days and the
statements which are made are being
recorded by a stenographer Later Il is
stated that there will be n public hear
ing.
DEAD IN CHICAGO
Word was received in this city last
evening Of the death I'm Chicago OF Mrs
Catherine flanagan. wife OF Felix c.
flanagan, who until about three months
ago was n resident Of this city The de-
ceased.was well known in the Plea SAINT
View district and she n survived by two
children, two sisters Mrs Thomas Cum
ningham and Mrs. william Grant. and
two brothers. Patrolman Timothy Flynn
OF the local police force and Thomas
Flynn. also OF this city.
The body will be brought 20 this city
for burial and the funeral will occur Fri
day morning from the residence OF Patrol
man Flynn. G5S Broadway.
TALKED ABOUT ENGLISH POLITICS
A. meeting tho Painters and PAPER
hangers union, which was held last eve
ming In the Labor Temple Past Presi-
dent Samuel Parfit told the members
about some Of the things which he had
learned In relation 60 unionism during n
recent trip TO England.
OUTING TOMORROW
The Retail Merchants association will
hold It's annual outing az Boyden Heights
on Friday. 81 ecial cars will leave the
corner of Broad and Main streets at IL 40
-oictoch str1a-a- lunch -br-s-r~cct- I'm.
mediately on arrival at the resort. At 5
o'clock a special dinner will he served
and during the afternoon an interesting
program 81 sports will be carried out.
DISTRICT COURT.
I.duip Smith uha rune n saloon af the