The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-17

A Pole named Frank Smith, employed
at the Howard e. Bullough Machine COM
pany, which is located close 10 the Paw
tucket line. met with a horrible accident
yesterday afternoon and as a result he
will probably never again see the light OF
day.
The young man was engaged in pour
ing some metal I'm making a casting when
there was suddenly a splash and the
molten metal went into his face. burn
ing II most horribly No one was watch
ing him at the mintue and exactly how
the accident occurred no one seems 10
know.
The first that was heard was the agon-
fzing screams from Smith and when his
fellow workmen rushed to the spot he
was found writhng on the floor suffering
untold agonies.
As they picked him up and got glance
at his face the men were so shocked that
one or two OF them could scarcely do
anything The mans face was streaked
and blistered by the hot metal and appar-
emily both eyes had been burned from
their sockets. He was still conscious and
his cries OF pain were simply awful. Just
as quickly as possible he was picked up
and DIR. c. +. Gardner was summoned.
The physician did everything that was
possible for the man and after the pain
had been somewhat alleviated he was on
the advice Of Dr. Gardner sent 10 the
Rhode Island hospital.
II is not believed that the injuries will
endanger the mans life, but the author
ities OF the hospital do not believe that he
will ever see again one eve Is COM
pletely gone and the other one is so bad
ly burned that there seems TO be no pos
sibility OF It's future use.
WENT TO STATE GRANGE.
I The members OF Company @. Second |
regiment. went To the state range at
Rumford yesterday and spent the day in |
an effort 10 qualify the men for the diff
ferent degrees of marksmnnshlp-- Tho !
weather was almost ideal for good scores |
and the men turned out with fun ranks |
and taking II altogether IL was n most |
successful field day. quite In contrast |
with the one which the command held /
just previous TO the annual state camp. |
when rain fell during the entire day and |
really nothing OF a satisfactory charac-
ter could be done.
HOME FROM THE MUSTER.
The men who compose the Pawtuckct |
Veteran Firemen's association returned |
quite early last evening well satisfied !
with the experience OF the day even II /
their tub was not In the list OF prize win
ners. The command had one rather un-
pleasant experience in the refusal OF the |
band which IL had engaged for the day 1
to play. This was one of the results of /
trouble with the musicians paion. The !
local men say they had written contract |
with the Pawtucket City band which |
started out with them when the order TO |
march was given and that because IL re- |
fused TO carry out this contract by re- |
naming with them throughout the day /
there is talk of bringing suit against the I
musical organization for breach OF con
tract The local veterans were quite In !
dignant over this phase OF the celebra-
ton and 1t is likely that at the next meet !
ing something will develop. Otherwise
from this the celebration was of a most
satisfactory character and the men say
that IL was I'm many respects the most
successful New England muster they
have ever attended.
CITY HALL RECORDS.
The following transactions have been
placed on record at the city hall during
the past "a hours:
Real estate conveyances-Hugh Il. Nc
Elhenny TO Joseph NJ. McElhenny. one lot
OF land with the improvements on map
OF building squares I'm East Pleasant
View" consideration $40 Ludger Carreau
10 Israel Carreau, by mortgagee. two lots
OF land with buildings and improvements
on the land OF Lyman Pierce, and one lot
OF land on Wilton street: consideration
$50
Mortgage deeds OF reat estate-Juseph
NJ McElhenny TO Joseph McNally. lot Of
land with buildings and improvements on
the map OF building squares In East
Pleasant View" amount 5000
A5is krebsttheancen2people dodlkthee7 y
Discharge OF mortgage deed OF real es-
tate-Charles Laferriere TO Slater Trust
company land. buildings and improve
IL ttsaN
5000
Intentions of marriage-Eml Traber
and Mary McKenna,' both OF this city;
Yee Cow Tee OF Boston, Mass, and Ma5el /
Williams OF Cambridge Mass
BAND CONCERT TONIGHT.
The band concert 10 be given by Fays !
Second Regiment band under the aus /
pices OF the Manufacturers outlet CO. /
will be given this evening In the open /
streets. and IL Is expected that II VIII /
draw a big crowd. hne program, /
which was given in the columns of the /
News Democrat earlier In the week will 4
be rendered. and as there Is plenty OF /
room I'm the immediate vicinity. the /
crowd Will have chance to wander |
about 20 US own sweet content
STATIONARY ENGINEERS.
The regular meeting of the Rhode ISL |
and Association OF Stationary Engineers.
No. 2 was held last evening I'm its rooms \
large attendance OF the members
The association rcceived a communica. /
tion from the Rhode Island branch. No /
], 20 attend its outing, 90 be held at Sea !
comet Point on Sept 2. and n was ac-
cepted. They also accepted an Invitation I
from the Phenix branch. No. a. OF New I.
York 20 pay them a visit on Friday. I
Aug. "a
A communication from tho California ]
societies. asking for aid 10 build up the 4
organization In that locality. was also re- I
ceived and the association voted s. n 7
was announced that on the first meet 4
Ing In September the cduca tlonai part Of d
OF the meeting. which has been dispensed ]
with during the summer months. would I
again be resumed. and the knowledge of I
this fact was received with much pleas /
ure by tAe-H4enDers. who huvr urEyrd I
Al during the past two months as an In \
teresting part of the meeting
TO HOLD ANNUAL MEETING.
The annual meeting OF the corporation /
OF the Twin City hospital II TO be held IN
the parlors Of the hospital tomorrow eve
ming al $50 O'Clock and II Is expected that