The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-25
ranged at the meeting next Sunday.
BUILDING IMPROVEMENTS.

ranged at the meeting next Sunday.
BUILDING IMPROVEMENTS.
Tho work OF rebuilding the weedsn
building on Main street is now well under
way and the sidewalk at the corner on
| Park place is now boarded in while the
| old building presents scarcely more than
a skeleton effect from the passersby.
About four feet is TO be cut or from the
front OF this structure I'm conformity with
the plans OF the commission on widening
Main street and the owners have planned
TO put on a new front which will be a
creditable addition 10 the business section
OF the city. When this is completed there
is left but one more building I'm the busi-
ness section OF Main street where changes
must be made and II Is understood that
the work here will also be begun within
| a few days.
INJURED BY FALL.
John Mcdonald. a master mechanic at
| the works OF the Greene a Daniels COM
pany fell through an open space IN the
| floor or an upper story or the mill Satur-
| day afternoon. landing on the floor below,
a distance OF about Is feet. and receiving
| severe injuries. The man struck with MS
| face down and DIR. j. A. Remington, VINO
was summoned TO attend him. found thar
| one RIB was broken. while there were bad
| teeth were knocked out and there were
! other cuts and bruises. necessitating the
| taking OF quite number or stitches. Mr.
Mcdonald was later taken TO his home at
| 55 Greene street
CAMP MEETING.
II is announced that Camp Hebron at
Hebronville will be opened next Friday
and that the meetings Will be continued
every day for two or three weeks with
July S' will be ae Known S owl as missionary NJ T Day
and judging from the experiences OF re-
cent years there will probably be an i'm
/ I0. frn
there we're probably 5000 people at this
service and fully that number may be
expected this year
REGISTRATION RALLY.
Tonight will be held the first OF the
series OF registration rallies which have
of the Democratic Registration and
Naturalization association, and for the
next three evenings there will be grand
stirring up of the Democratic voters OF
the city in preparation for the last three
evenings Of the week. during which the
office OF the city clerk will be kept open
till 8 o'clock each night.
1t is believed that this effort on the part
OF the committee will have the best OF
results and that when the books are
oDS 1y large nsa Il w ss be
Democratic vote OF the city will be on
the registry list
The committee announces the following
as the list OF speakers for the meetings
10 night: Four Corners. Woodlawn, Jo-
seph Mcdonald. presiding officer: speak
ers, Hon. John j. Fitzgerald. Thomas
Cooney Of Cranston and Robert Grieve OF
Corner OF Slater and Harrison streets.
Thomas Jette will preside: speakers. Rep
resentative Alphonse Gauvin OF Lincoln
John ]. Fitzgerald and Thomas Cooney
Corner of Sayles avenue and Main
street, Frank J Farrell will preside;
sPeSHker Robert G1sye Nh Tho%ss GoonSS
was formerly a member OF the Providence
board of aldermen and one OF the most
eloquent speakers that has been heard on
the stump In this state for many years
He has recently come to this city TO make
his residence and this is the first time no
has made his appearance In public. There
is no man in the state who knows the
conditions OF the political world OF Rhode
Island better than does he and what he
has 10 say will be we'll worth listening to-
STARTED A ROW.
A party OF Syrians who live near the
East Providence line. near the lower end
OF Prospect street. filled up on liquor yes
terday afternoon, and long about
o'clock II was reported that there was a
free fight in progress. Word was sent
to the police station and two or three
officers were hurried TO the place In the
patrol wagon. but when they reached
there II was found that the men had re-
ceived warning and had made themselves
scarce.
BALL GAME TODAY.
1t is said there is to be a slaughter Of
the innocents on the Sabin street ball
grounds this afternoon. but whether the
"innocents' in this case will be the team
made up OF the blue coats who on other
occasions patrol the streets OF the city
In the enterest OF peace and good will
or the young men representing the Paw
tucket high school. who on Saturday
finished second In the race for the inter-
scholastic championship. is one OF the
things which will be better told after the
last inning has been played. At any rate
II will be "A game worth seeing as are all
the games in which the policemen take a
part. and the proceeds are TO go to the
treasury OF the High School Athletic as
sociation.
II is announced that the members OF the
team this year are this year to receive
sweaters. In past years the members of
the ball team have never received favors
OF this kind II has been customary to
give the men who play on the football
team a sweater at the end OF the season,
but the ball players have only received
the glory when there was any. The pres
ent ball season has been very successful
financially and the young men who came
so near winning the championship will
this week get their sweaters
HURT BY "cHU0" WAGON.
man who gave his name as Joseph
Cabana and who said his home was at
Hebronville, was knocked down by an
automobile In Main street square last
evening. The auto was not going very
fast. but II struck Mr.. Cabana just az
he was alighting from a Crescent Park
electric. The man was knocked down and
the wheels passed over him. He was as
sisted TO the sidewalk where DIR. w A.
Kenney attended to his injuries The
driver OF the automobile rendered all Dos
sible assistance.
A NEW INDUSTRY.
The announcement is made that there
is about to be erected in this city large
manufacturing plant which will give en-
ployment at once for at least 500 en-
ployes. and that later this number will
be very greatly increased. The concern
Is the Soway Manufacturing company.
now located at Westerly and agents for
the concern have engaged for some time
In purchasing large quantities OF land In
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