The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-30
c. T. Lowell Mrs. ID. t. Brown, Mrs. Ber-
nard keenan,.
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was injured Dy DelnB thrown from an Ice
wagon on East avenue yesterday, is re-
ported this omrning 10 be more comfort
able. and unless unexpected complications
set In there is no doubt that he will re-
cover.
Blake was driving a horse attached 10
an ice wagon coming into East avenue
from Patt street. Patt street Is rather
steep and the wagon was apparently too
heavy for the one horse because In spite
of efforts 10 stop the wagon IL crashed
into the side OF an electric car which was
passing. The horse was thrown and the
wagon tipped to one side throwing Blake
against Its side. The result was that
the point OF a pair OF Ice tongs which
he had been carrying over his shoulder
penetrated the abdomen.
DR. w. @. Dwinell. who was on the elec-
trio car at the time. rendered immediate
assistance. and after the man was taken
10 his home there was no thought at first
that he had been seriously injured. Later
in the afternoon. however, II developed
that the tongs had made a big wound
from which the man was suffering severe
internal hemorrhage ana II was necessary
TO perform an operation 10 stop this, The
man was in rather serious condition last
evening, but this morning he was re-
ported 10 be much better
HELD For TRIAL.
Philip Lofcher, who was arrested yes
terday by Detective Henry In connection
with the alleged setting fire 10 build
ing on East avenue, was this morning
arraigned before Judge Emerson In the
district court and on pleading not guilty
he was ordered 10 find surety In the sum
OF $4,000 for his appearance before the
court next Monday morning. at which
time the case against Louis Kempler will
also be heard.
Lofcher, as represented by Max Cohen
OF Boston. and Patrick Curran OF the law
firm OF Comstock and Canning OF Proyi-
dence.
DISTRICT COURT.
There were three or four drunks
brought before the district court this
and the usual fines were imposed.
Joseph Quinn was charged with throw
ing glass into the street and although he
denied that he had done anything OF the
kind he entered plea OF guilty and was
fined 81 and costs.
BAGGAGENAsTER.
Charles w Walter. whose home is in
East Providence began his duties as bag
gagemaster al the local station OF the
Consolidated road this morning. taking
the place made vacant by the resignation
of Dennis S Ballou.
sTHOAE BhONtN
A report was made TO the police this
that the store kept by Mary
Flynn. located at the corner OF Lonsdale
avenue and Carson street. was broken
into during the night and quantity OF
goods taken therefrom.
CITY HALL RECORDS.
The following transactions have been
placed on record at the city hall during
he past "a hours:
Real Estate Conveyances-J. Ellis White
TO John Erwin. two lots OF land with i'm
provements on Newport avenue; consid-
Grafton 1897. Lydia A Jordan TO Mitchell
Adams land with improvements on Oak
and plat consideration $40. Ellen @.
Gardner ct ais 10 John f. Farrell land
with improvements on the northwesterly
corner OF Ivy street and Lonsdale ave-
lue: consideration SO.
Discharge OF Mortgage Deed Of Real
Smith by Alfred s. Taylor
On land, buildings and improvements on
ot 349 on East Pleasant View; amount
1880.
Intentions of Marriage-E1gin Joseph
Jerome of Randolph. o.. and Bessie Fisken
Prentice OF this city.
READY FOR TONIGHT.
There was a meeting OF the Democratic
and Naturalization associa-
ION in the headquarters In Dorrance
block last evening. at which time ar
were made for the closing OF
registration in this city tonight. There
we're present quite a number OF the party
workers and II was planned 10 have
arge number OF teams running from the
outskirts OF the city TO the city hall this
evening to convey those who had thus far
Jailed TO get their names on the registry
lists.
This Is the closing night for registration
md the Democrats are doing lot OF hus-
ling today.
SCIENTIFIC TEMPERANCE.
Scientific Temperance Instruction was
he subject OF the meeting OF the Wo-
mems Christian Temperance union. which
was held yesterday afternoon with Mrs.
A. A. Carpenter. There was a large at
tendance OF the members and the discus
sion was a most interesting one. 1t was
decided 10 continue the meetings through
July and August as usual and II was also
voted 10 send Mowers to sick members
PARK PLACE CHURCH.
The committee which has been appoint
cd to supply the pulpit of tho Park Place
church during the illness
Of the pastor, Rev. j. j Woolley has Sc
cured Rev c. A. White, formerly OF
to preach the regular services
tomorrow.
GROWING WEAKER.
The news which was received from the
bedside OF Rev j. j. Woolley this fore
noon is not very encouraging. 1t was
learned last night that he was resting
but that the symptoms were
not a bit encouraging. Yesterday after
noon John w. LATHE OF this city went 70
that he might give such comfort
and assistance TO the members OF the
family as was possible and about 10
o clock this forenoon a telephone message
was received from him, stating that there
was really nothing new that could be said,
except that the sick man was continually
growing weaker and that the members
OF the family had almost given up all hope
of recovery. The attending physicians are
doing everything which human power can
do 20 keep the spark OF life from leaving.
but apparently the chances for recovery
are very slight.
PAwTUCKET OFFICE,
THE NEWS-DEMOCRA
4 No 4 Kinyon Block