The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-07


named.
VIII OF George w. White was admit
ted. Witnesses, Henry W. Taylor. Rich
ard NJ. Browning; executor, Celia White,
bond, $1,000; sureties 10 be named; ap-
praisers TO be named
DRAWN AROUND lsHAFTING.
Ignace Cacarc, whose age is given at
about IS years, met with serious acci-
dent at the Greene & Daniels mills yes
terday afternoon. In some way the mans
clothing caught I'm some shafting and be-
fore he could be rescued he had been
pulled around It and was whirled about
several times.
As soon as possible the machinery was
stopped and with the greatest possible
haste the man was taken to the office OF
Or. c. f. Gardner where II was found
that there was a fracture OF the right leg
besides one or two scalp wounds. Later
the man was taken 10 the Rhode Island
hospital where IL was stated this morn
Ing that he was quite comfortable. and
IL Is not likely that the results will he
serious.
Petition for order OF distribution In
estate OF Dorcas Ballou, was continued
TO June T.
Account OF Charles w. Cook. admins
traitor de bonis non with will an
neNed, OF the estate OF Dorcas Ballou,
was allowed.
Araminta h. Burchmore was appoint
ed guardian OF Ruth Il. and Annie b
Gibson, minors over IA years OF age
Bond $500 each; sureties to be named: !:
appraisers to be named.
Petition to sell real estate OF John @.
Jefferd, Jr., minor, was granted to
Charles III. Jefferds. guardian OF es-
tate I'm Rhode Island. for not less than
s5O4.04. Bond, $1,000; surety, Fidelity e.
Deposit company.
Joseph A. Hughes was appointed ad-
mlnistrator OF the estate of Peter Tai
ley. Bond, $1,000. sureties, Peter III.
Hughes. Bernard Morris; appraisers.
Peter Moley Bernard McCaughey.
Thomas O'Brien.
Report OF commissioners of insol-
vency in estate OF HerbeN T.. Thayer
was confirmed and recorded
Petition for administrator OF estate
OF Arthur j. Bennett, killed In the
street car accident at Moore's Corners
last Sunday morning. was presented
and Thomas w. Bennett was appointed.
Bond $500; sureties. William II. Fortin.
James L. Jenks; appraisers, Roscoe NJ.
Dexter, Lottie V. Martin and Lellan j.
Tuck.
Administration account in estate OF
Ann Taylor was recorded.
Widow in estate of Carlos l.. Rogers
was allowed $4,000 as six months al
lowance.
Guardians bond in estate OF George
III. and Joseph r.. Young was approved
Guardians bond in estate OF Chris
tian A. Bates was approved.
Bond OF administrators OF estate Of
George A. Young was approved.
EXecutrix's bond in estate of Cath
crime Young was approved.
Wills OF Michael Lyons. Ellen l.
Riley. Ann Mooney and A. Nelson Per-
rim were continued three weeks.
Administration account In estate OF
George f. Coyle was continued nisi
Administration account in estate OF
Mary l.. Brown was continued nisi
Warrant and inventory In estate of
Mary j. Wiley was recorded.
Warrant and inventory in estate OF
Andrew Wilson was recorded.
Warrant and inventory in estate of
Catherine Mulgrew was recorded.
Executors bond in estate OF Henry
Jerauld was approved.
Affldavit OF publication In estate OF
Cyrus +. Batchelder was filed.
Petition for administrator OF estate
OF Ellen Adamson was presented >nd
continued three weeks.
Petition for leave to sell real estate
In estate of Chester A. Bates was pre-
sented and continued three weeks.
Petition for guardian OF estate OF
Ida r. Raymond. A. and Frederick ;.
Gladding was continued three weeks.
FLoURIsHING REVOLVER.
Henry Patenaude started out TO make
things rather lively in the vicinity OF
Lawn avenue last evening. He was
armed with e revolver, and having first
loaded UP on liquor he completely terror
lied the neighborhood with his threats.
officer Campbell heard of what was going
on and after a little tussle with paten-
aude that individual was landed at the
police station. This morning he was ar
ranged in the district court on n charge
OF carrying concealed weapons and fine
OF $40 and costs was imposed. He failed
to pay and was committed
ADDITION TO PLANT
Building Inspector Murphy yesterday
issued a permit for the erection of an ad-
ditlon TO the plant OF the Ingraham Dye
ing company works. The new structure
will be OF brick. one story In height, and
its dimensions will be 5Ox90 feet. The
equipment will be modern in every respect
and the building has been made necessary
by the increasing demands on the output
OF the company Work on the structure
will be begun Immediately.
CITY HALL RECORDS.
The following transactions have been
placed on record at the office OF the city
clerk during the past "a hours:
Wednesday June 6. 1906.
Real Estate Conveyances-John c.
Doran ct al TO Duffy Brothers & Co. all
interest In -FOUR lots OF land, with build
ing improvements, on Kepler street and
Arch avenue; consideration $40. Henry
B. Riordan guardian, to Duffy Brothers
& Co, all title and interest I'm four lots
OF land and building improvements on
Kepler street and Arch avenue: consider
alton $50. Frank w. Slocum TO Adding
ton r. Wood land. buildings and improve
ments on Wood street; consideration $40.
Addington 7. Wood to Frank w. Slocum,
land with Improvements on easterly side
OF North Bend street: consideration $40.
Alice A. Joslin to Ralph S. Potter. land,