The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-09

was considerable damage done. Several
Of the stores on Main street had their
cellars flooded, and this was chiefly due
10 the fact that on either side or the
street there were excavations where Ia
borers are putting In new curbing. The
water In the Pawtucket river rose sev,,
eral inches before noon, and IL was stated
at the filter bed that the precipitation for
the hours between 2 a. m. and 10 a. m.
was 3.A inches a record that has seldom
been equalled In this section.
DISTRICT COURT.
There was very little business before
OF Patrick O'Toole, who was charged
with the larceny OF copper conductors
from the receiving tomb at the Oak
Grove cemetery, was continued till Mon
day; and there was one drunk 10 get the
usual fine.
Frank Boyce reported to the police last
night that he had been inveigled into
certain house during the evening. and the
sum OF SIS had been taken from his cloth
Ing. Royce was I'm such condition that IL
was thought best 10 keep him over night.
TROUBLE AMONG ITALIANS.
There was some trouble among the
Italians who are digging the telephone
conduit on Broadway yesterday after
day afternoon. II would appear from the
report which have come from this gang
or laborers, that there Is bad blood ex-
istlng somewhere, and IL will be fortu-
nate II the work Is completed without
something serious happening.
IL appears that Edward Lawson. the
FOREMAN OF the gang on Broadway. want
ed the work done I'm a certain way, and
some or the Italians came 10 the con-
ciuslon that they would do II as best
pleased them There were some words
ana then there was an assault on Law
son committed by three OF the men
Stones and large pieces OF dirt were
thrown about rather promiscuously, and
word was sent to the police station for
an officer. The patrol wagon made
hurry trip with couple OF policemen.
and three OF the men were put under ar
rest. Last evening they were given
hearing, at which time they gave their
names as Raphael Demarchy, Barri Ca
naral and Antonio Germalli. They plead
and the cases were continued till next
Monday.
GAVE ENTERTAINMENT.
The social committee OF Leah Rebekah
Looge L. O. o. f.. provided an entertain
ment Tor the. pleasure OF the members
there was quite large attendance OF
the members, together with many Of
their friends. The following program
Gould; recitation. Miss Alice ice Moore. 1Ts Club club
swinging: Miss Catherine Walsh: spe-
eiailty, Gaiy, Miss Mary and Master Joseph
Mary Collins and Alice McKenna and
Masters James Ryan jolly and Joseph
Collins; song and dance. Miss Oracle
a9ward; aogS M:rTrt, reoitst,9n Miss Iva Jones;
Miss Rosalind McHale; advanced club
swinging. Master Frank Gould; fancy.
fancy dancing. Miss Mary Collins
YOUNG HI5ERNIAN.
Al the meetin gof Ladies' Auxiliary.
Division .. A. o. H.. which was held last
evening there was initiated TO member
ship Mss Anna l.. Walker. who. Il is be-
lieved. has the distinction OF being the
youngest member OF the order I'm the
state. She is just 16 years OF age There
was considerable routine business tran
sacted and an invitation was accepted to
join with other divisions I'm this section In
testimonial for the benefit OF Patrick j.
Cooney OF Central Falls, retired Irish
comedian.
MARRIED AT SAYLEsviLLE.
There was a large attendance last eve
ming at the wedding Of Miss Lena San
derson Hook and Harry Joseph Thomp-
son. which took place i'm the Saylesville
Memorial church. The ceremony took
place at o'clock and IL was performed
by Rev. A. T. Pitts. the pastor Of the
church. The bride was dressed In white
china silk. trimmed with old lace. and
she wore n veil and carried a bouquet OF
roses
The maid OF honor was Miss Bessie
Luce. while the best man was Charles T..
Pettybridge OF West Fitchburg. Mass
At the close OF the ceremony there was
reception at the home OF the brides
parents on Smithheld avenue. and the
young couple left the Pawtucket depot at
10 o'clock for n short wedding trip. They
will reside at 9S4 Smithheld avenue.
CITY HALL RECORDS.
The following transactions have been
placed on record al the city hall during
the past "a hours:
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Real Estate Conveyances-John T. Cot
trell company TO Patrick Regan. lot OF
land on the northefly side OF Benefit
street; consideration $40.
Discharge OF Mortgage Deed OF Real
Estate-James Kenyon by George Ken
yon. land. buildings and improvements on
the northerly side Of Webster street;
amount $500.
Intentions OF Marriage-John Crozier
Dunn and Sarah Stewart. both OF this
city
GONE TO ROCKY POINT.
Large numbers OF people. including the
members OF the various divisions OF the
A. O. H. fro mthis section Of the state.
cars 20 Providence were filed during the
forenoon by the cxcursionists.
NO ALDERMANIc MEETING.
Last evening was the date set for the
regular meeting OF the board OF aldermen
but as stated yesterday would be the case
there was no meeting OF that branch OF
the city council. all the business having
been transacted at the special meeting
which was held the night before city
] Clerk Rowe was present and went
/ through the form OF calling the roll at
/ the appointed hour. although there was
! not member of the board IN their seats
! HOSPITAL READY FOR BUSINESS
I The Twin iCty hospital opened It's doors
| for all kinds OF cases this morning alter
having been closed for about six months
/ The delay has been very nggravating TO
those who are In charge Of the nstitu-
| tion. but IL was because OF no fault OF
theirs that the hospital was not ready
, for business on June I. Since that time
there has been a long wait caused by the
| contractors who have failed 10 do the