The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-09

ISOLATION. The reception VIII last until
10 o'clock. and then the entire party will
embark on special cars for Palace Car
dens.
DISTRICT COURT.
Edgar l.. Parker was arraigned before
Judge Tuck I'm the district court this
morning charged with having carnal
knowledge with his daughter. girl OF is
years. lie pleaded guilty TO the charge
and was held for the grand jury in the
sum OF s2500
Frank Gilmore was charged with com
mitting a violent assault on William j.
Hughes. II was stated that about a
week ago Gilmore went into saloon on
Pleasant View and drawing a revolver
flourished IL about In such way as TO
frighten about every one in the place.
This morning he admitted having the
revolver but stated that II was loaded
with blank cartridges. lie was fined $40
and costs.
Jennie Kelley. charged with being
drunk and reveling. was fined s. and
costs.
UNDERWENT OPERATION.
Rev. G. A. Eavaderre. assistant pastor
OF ST. Johns church I'm Woodlawn, under
went an operation for appendicitis at ST.
Joseph's hospital last week and he is re-
ported TO be getting along very salts
factorily.
EUROPEAN TRIP.
Miss Myra B. Booth, Miss Jessie Maxim
and Miss Sarah j. Kirk, three teachers
I'm the public schools accompanied by
Mrs. Julian Chase. sailed for Europe on
saturday They will remain away about
six weeks.
GOING TO MAINE.
Principal r. s. Hosmer Of the high
mill ha
mer I'm Maine Mr. HosmeS left this af-
ternoon for a few days visit with friends
In Bristol, Conn, and next week he will
go away for the remainder OF the vacation
season.
HOSPITAL COLLECTION.
A collection for the benefit of the Twin
city hospital was taken at all the masses
OF the Sacred Heart church yesterday
and quite a large sum was realized.
LOOKING FOR EVIDENCE.
Officers Porritt and Sword were out
looking for violations OF the Sunday liquor
law yesterday. They drove about through
the different sections OF the city, but there
was apparently nothing doing"
ANOTHER VETERAN DEAD.
John McGinnis, a veteran OF the civil
war and member OF Tower Post. No.
II, @. A. r.. died at his home. l34 Broad
way Yesterday. MT. MCtIltlnlS nau SHOCK
on Main street about a week ago and since
that time his friends have had little hope
OF his recovery.
The deceased was born In Massachu-
setts about 72 years ago and for many
years was an overseer at the plant OF
the j. e. T. Goats Thread Company. He
served I'm the Fifteenth Massachusetts,
volunteers and did continuous service dur
ing the war. He leaves two sons.
MEDICAL EXAMINER CALLED.
Medical Examiner French was called
yesterday to view a find that had been
made at the filter beds. II proved 10 be
foetus. which had probably come into
the beds through the sewers. Dr.. French
took charge OF 1t.
"oFF FOR THE WARS"
The three militia commands located in
this city were "off for the wars" bright
and early this morning The men OF
Troop started about $50 o'clock riding
into Providence. where they Joined Troop
II and Mai Allenson for a ride over the
road to Quonset Point. They expected
10 arrive al the state camp grounds abol-N
1 o'clock this afternoon.
The other two infantry commands were
I'm the armory quite early and they
marched TO the station I'm time to board
the train which left here at s:25 a. m.
IL is expected that quite a good many
OF their friends will visit the soldier boys
at Ouonaat 1uripg tho Weak