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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-07-12
THORNTON

Business is very good at the Brown
Mill.
The Johnston Probate Court meets
next Tuesday.
Mrs. Mary Straw has removed to
Dalton's Block.
\ son was born to Mr.. and Mrs
John Rampou on Sunday.
The Town Council will hold regu
lar session this afternoon.
The Johnston Republicans held a
meeting on Thursday evening.
4 daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Barone on Tuesday
A child of Mr. and Mrs. George
Young of Hughesdale has the measles
James Grafton and family of Phila
delphia are the guests OF DR.. and Mrs
II. II. Shaw.
The Congregational Sunday Schoo
enjoyed pleasant outing last Satur
day at Mark Rock.
The Thorntons were beaten by the
Howard Hills Of Rockland last Sunday
at Rockland by a score OF TO |.
The Thornton ball team will play
the Hopkins Boys OF Providence To
morrow afternoon at New King Park
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bedford hav,
returned from their wedding trip and
are housekeeping at Binglev Terrace
4 clambake, which included mos
Of the bowling enthusiasts OF this sec
ton in it's list OF guests, was held last
Friday at Westcotts Grove. II was s
good time, by a unanimous verdict.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-07-12
LOCAL NEWS

Rev. J. VI. Lowden is attending a
convention at Seattle, Wash.
Mechanics Hall on Plainheld street can
be leased for a term of years, Suitable for
lodges, &c.
Douglass Mitchell, at San Souci's de
partment store, is away this week on his
annual vacation.
The Bon Ton Furniture Co. sells an iron
bed, springs and mattress this week for
S7.9S.
Thomas Sweeney, clerk at San
Souci's, is visiting the jamestown EX-
position.
Work is being pushed forward on
the new Colwell Mills on Hartford
avenue.
4 regular meeting of the Johnston
Town Council will be held this az.
ternoon.
The Harris Avenue Sunday School en-
loyed an outing on Saturday a the Ash
worth farm at Saundersville.
Mrs. Lille Hill of Barrows street
and her two sons are at their sum
mer home at Foster Center.
Mr.. and Mrs. James VI. Shawcross
attended the newsdealers' outing on
Tuesday at Boyden Heights.
Mrs. G. l.. Sammis of Lowell avenue
yesterday entertained Mrs. G. II. Sher
| wood of New Rochelle, y. Y.
John Feeney and William McLaugh
! lin, connected with the Olneyville
Post Office, are away on vacations.
The annual outing of the Olneyvills
Business Mems Association will be
held at Rocky Point about August 20
Mrs Jane Morris OF Laurel Hill
avenue, who has been spending sew
eral months with her son at Brighton
Heights, L. l., is expected home next
week for the summer.
The Snowdon Worsted Mill, which has
been working two shifts for several months.
has suspended temporarily. The Grown
Mil has also dismissed its night force and
crtimc three nights week will be sub
! ntlluNCu loI lew Weeks.
At the evening service on Sunday
at the Plainfeld Street Baptist Church
| the devotional services will be con
| Quoted by James Senior. A fine mu
| sical program will be given, includ
ing violin selections by Miss Edith
! Hughes.
Mrs. Bridget Tanning, well know
/ and much esteemed resident OF Tn,
Oneyville section, died at her home
! 1873 Westminster street, on Wednes
! day. The deceased was one of the
oldest and probably the best knowr
! resident of what constituted Olney
vile when il was a little village. She
has conducted store on Westminster
street for years, and up to a few days
! previous to her death was apparent,
in good health. Her death will com,
as surprise TO her many friends
The funeral will take place on Mon
day.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-07-12
POCAssET.

Mr.. Olney Williams spent Sunday
az Newport.
Mr.. Larned Williams and son
Ralph, attended the celebration al
Parker's Grove July Fourth.
Mr. Ellwood W. Burnside, who is
in the Navy on the battleship "Vlr.
ginia," Is home on a furlough.
Miss Minnie Williams Is spending
the week with her cousin, Mrs. Ar.
thur Carpenter OF Providence.
Misses Mabel, Sarah and Blanche
williams spent Saturday afternoon
with Mr.. and Mrs. John Walch .oi
Morgan avenue.
Several young people Of this place
spent Sunday afternoon in Mr.. John
Walch's strawberry bed. The feast
was enjoyed by all.
Miss Edna Thornton and Mr.. Dud
ley Spalding spent the Fourth with Mr.
and Mrs. W. g. Thornton OF Saun
dersville.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-07-12
which was allowed and ordered re-

which was allowed and ordered re.
corded.
Charles +. Salisbury presented a
copy of the decree of the Superior
Court of this State wherein said court
has reversed the decree Of the Probate
Court of the town of Scituate relative
10 the probate of the instrument pur-
porting 10 be the will Of Frank Steere,
deceased, and the court, after exam
lining il, voted that IL be accepted and
recorded.
The petition Of the heirs of Frank
Steere, late of Scituate, deceased, for
the appointment of an administrator
of the estate of said Frank Steero,
said heirs waving all notice of said
petition, was received and granted
Administrator. Robert Steere; bond
5000; surety, Fidelity and Deposi;
Company of Maryland: appraisers
Percy w. Gardiner, Alfred II. vii
liams and William +. O. Roberts. Ap
pointment TO be advertised.
The Council adjourned to meet in
Town Council at the Town Asylum on
Thursday. August s, 1907. at IL O'Clock
noon. and as a Town Council and
| Probate Court on Wednesday, August
IA. 1907, at the Council Chamber al
o'clock p. m.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-07-12

Miss Mollie Owen has been spend
ing a few days with friends in Provi'
dence.
Mrs. Henry II. rotter and son are
spending a few weeks in Lowell with
Mrs. A. +. Kenyon
There was a family clambake and
reunion at the residence OF Irving G
Spencer at Old Bank on the Fourth.
There will be a preaching service
at the Congregational Church next
Sunday. July IA. II is expected that
a leading Congregational clergyman
OF Providence will occupy the pulpit
Good music will be furnished.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-07-12
Clambake.

There will be bake at the Maple Glen
House, North Foster, on Sunday, July 2ISt :.
at o'clock. Dinner tickets IS cents
, 1907-09-26
SYMPATHY WAS IN ORDER.
But Sam johnson Was the One Most
iy In Need Of Il.


Pardon me-" says the sympatheti,
gent on the station platform, you
seem to be in Distress"
The woman addressed turns he,
melancholy eyes upon the inquirer
and replies:
81 am"
rs there any way in which I might
be of as%sistance?"
Il don't know. I've lost my hus
band, and"
Permit me to offer my condol
ences. Into each life some Borrow.
Save your condolences for him
when l get hold of him. We were sit
ting here waiting for the train to go
home when a comic opera company
came into the station. One of them
was a big, fat blonde. and my husband
got up and said he was going to gel
a drink of water. That was an hour
and a half ago, and-save your sym
pathy, young man, save it for Sam
Johnson, Of Mudford, who will be
in ore need Of comforting words
within ten minutes after he begirs
to make to me,"-Londyn
Ttt-pit-
, 1907-09-26

Department Of the Interior,


Land Office at Cheyenne, Wyoming,
August g.. 1907.
Notice is hereby given that LIE Roy
Hyney, of Saratoga, Wyoming, has
fled notice of his intention to make
final five year proof in support of his
claim, viz: Homestead Entry No. 4142
made Sept. "a, 1900. for the 81 sell
Sec. ID, nw4 ne4, ne4 nw4 Sec. "A T.
IG. n. Ringe 80 W., and hal SAID
rrnol will be made before j. f. Craw-
ford. U. s. Cnmm'r Dist, oil Wyo. at
Saratoga, Wyoming on September "a,
1907.
He names the following witnesses
TO prove his continuous residence up
on. and cultivation Of, the land, viz:
Caleb A. Cook of Bennett, Wyom-
ing, Charles A. Kennaday, Ralph w.
Wood and Robert A. Day, all of
Saratoga, Wyoming.
w. E. Chaplin,
Register.
, 1907-09-26

Stomach troubles, Heart and Kid
pey ailments, can be quickly corrected
with a prescription known to drug
gists everywhere as DR.. Shops Re-
storative. The prompt and surprising
relief which this remedy Immediate
" brings is entirely due to Its Restora-
tive action upon the controlling
nerves of the Stomach, etc.
A week Stomach, causing dyspep
STA, a weak Heart with palpitation or
, 1907-09-26

intermittent pulse, always means
weak Stomach nerves or weak Heart
nerves Strengthen these inside or
controlling nerves with DR.. Shoop's
restorative and e how quick, these
ailments disappear. DR.. Shoop of
Racine. Wis, will mail samples free.
Write for them. A test will tell
Your health is certainly worth this
simple trial. Sold at Prices Drug
Store.
, 1907-09-26

Cattle brand
ed right side.
Range between
Spring creeks.
, 1907-09-26
P. <. s
|. G. PLATT.

Cattle and horses branded any wher'
on animal. Range Beaver Creek hillt
p. o. Collins. Wyo,
, 1907-09-26
JOHN C. BREWER.

Cattle barnded VT on eft side and Ov on
left hip. Horses branded VT on left thigh.
Range Sprin creek. Postotfice address
Saratoga, Wyoming.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-02-21
Bon Netersbura.

- @eorse Sonolb pon Prescott
Gusnue. einsInssitelltsr Der .. &c 8. Re.
paruturwerfe, fiel um Srsitas uube ben.
ielbsn nieOer unO 3erfistidte iid ben
SOpf IN idmsrSlider Beiis.
= Sn Dem @OftsllO saOen an gres.
colt ausnus luurOe friib SOHntas Mer.
gen elm Seuer entoedt. benz elm Nlarm
uOn Saiten 1913 fOlste. @bs Die Ssusr.
webr bic 5lammsn cOtrOlirt bate, mar
bes Snnerc Oes 0aoens beinabs pollltdns
big aussebrannt. Sin iiberbeiSter
Sfeu mar Die @ntitebunssuriade.
Ssrr 9bilip S6neioer pon gloro
Sruin9 auenue, Elm Seteran oes Uiir.
9ertrieses, wuroe am Donueritas
MOrsen i'm Glter pom z6 Sabrsn jur
groBen armee abberufen. Der Sers
itorbene mtro pon Der Satin, 3net
Sobnsn uub pier GOdteru iiberlsbt uno
feline Beiissuus erfolste Sonntas i'm
OuumOre 5rieObofe nit militdriideu
@bren.
- Gbriitian Pfeiifer uOn PreseOtt
9luenue, Der am SOuutus abenO feline
uubewobuenOe 9Odter belu6t bate unO
iid uuf oem 9eimwese bsfunO. wurbs
plOsIid unwObl uuO itarb, Hu4Oem sr
iid in Elm JiadburbauS besebsn bate.
Der geritorbene mar 62 Sabre alt uuO
wirO pom Der Satin, pier SObnen uno
fiiui 9O6teru iibsrlebt. Sin Sdlusaus
iall uerurla9te ben Zoo.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-02-21
Sunmpre.

- Sarrg T.. 1idbriger Sobu Der
@beleute Seonbaro &. @brharot uou
8rOot StraBe, itarb Disuitas uuo
wirb beute beeroiSt.
- Sei Der bier ubssbulteueu 0aht
an Dienita9 wurben bic DsmOtraten
Bernard SpeensD ais SAasmeiiter
unO Sranf Cullen als S6ulOireftOr er'
wdblt, wabrsnb Die 8epublitaner SobH
@arnsp oils S9ulbirettor' Sames
Dpsr oils StruBentOmmiHar unO SSat'
rous ais auOitOr erfOlsreid wareu.
- Benjamin s. Compton BON Bim'
mers Summit. elm @rie 8remier, puroe
friib DOnneritus MOrsen auf oem
@ppip @rOue 3wei3c setOOtet. @r bate
ebeu cine Srsmis Seiset unO-wOllts auf
ben nGditeu Soblenfarreu iteisen, nls
ct Spii1en Die Jtdoer fiel. Siinf Sars
rem unb Die 2ofomotiue iiberfubren ben
llnsliidli6en. OeHen SOrper in Stiide
sel9nitteu entlau9 ben Seleilsn isrs
itreut Uuroe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-02-21
Qacfaipauna Stueia.

Wtorseu (6reitas) abeno, ben 22.
Sebruar. finOet Die resslmaeise Sc
iadftsueriummluns oes ObiSen 3wsiSes
in Der SisOsrtrunS 9ulle itatt. sluf Der
GasesOronuus itebt Die Seamten
wabl, unO ou SsOermaun weiB, Oaf
pom Der 9eituns siues geretns beheu
SDObl uub gSebe abbGust, 10 1T Subl'
reides @ri6einen sebcten. -
Dis neusrwGbltsn DsIesaten Der Dem
3meiss uussbOrenbsu Screius iiuO CT
Iu6t, ibrs Seslaubisuusen mitSubrin'
gen.
@s liesen nod auOsre @eiddfte Dor
Die fir ben 8unS unO .3weis bon gro
Ser Trusueite iino unO piiuftli9 erie
oist tpsrbsu iOllteu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-02-21
StaOt uno Gonntb.

- Die Goniumsrs Sis @ompanic
bat cine Serabiesuns i'm Preiis bes
@iies ansefiinoi9t, Die am 5reitas in
3raft trat.
- Das Bureau Der @elunobeit be.
ri6tet fir Sanuar 232 Gobesfalle,
ge9en IT'S Dor einem Sabre, iowie aufI
SO 9eiratben unb 191 @sburten.
- Die Scranton @uitom Sbirt
@OmpanB, Supital $1,000, erbielt pom
Staatsoepartement einen 6reibrisf be,
wtlltst. Sarrp 8. 9usbes 1T Der
Sdasmeiiter Der neuen @ompanis
- @essn Massulsiben ODER anosre
llnoronunsen Der YerOauunssorsane
giebt es ni6ts beiereS als Or. Gusuit
SOnia's Samburssr ErOpfeu. Disist.
ben weroen furirsu unO bas SpItem
itdrfen.
- Sn Der leste @oGe 3u Sarrisbura
itattsefunoenen Convention Der Staats
Superintenoenten purbe @ountp Gu.
perintenoent Der S6ulen 8. z. 2aplor
als SrdiiOeut Oes sesriiuOstsu Staats.
uerbanoes ermGblt.
-9err SOuis Gonrab's 6utbano.
lung an Safawanna 9luenue muroe
6rsitas 9ladt nm feds Sairme uno
cine 2ai6enubr beraubt. Der Sin.
BREEDER mari einen Stsin ourh bic
&bhre uno sslauste our6 oas entltan.
oene SOb in ben &aoen.
- 6rant Musulinsfi, Sobu Oisstep
nno Ben SauanoOsti, Srei iunee Serle
pOn Soreit @itg, bic bort $3.50 9eItob.
len baben iolleu, murosn Donnerltaa
bier uerbaftet. als iie einen .. & 8.
3u9 perlieBen, nadoem uon ssorelt
eitg cine oissbejiisli6e telepbonil6e
UtittbeilunS bel Der Yoli,ei einsetrof.
fen mar.
- Sine 3iebuns pon @eIhworenen
fir oas Common gleas @eridt, oas
am 1S. Wfdr3 erOffuet uno ;mei 8o6en
Oauern wiro, srfOlste leste g9o6e uut
unter Oenielbsn befinOsu li6 uu6 fol-,
9enOe Dentihe: IS. Wtdr;-S. $,
Sinoermann, 9lusuit JfeiOenba6, z. y
5einj, u. .. 3rautweiu, 6rant Berger,
%. Wtdr,-sllleu u. Ru6. SutOt
9SeiBmann, Srant 9Setter, 6. 8
Slume, 1bOmus S4rOsOer, 9obn .
Seb.
- Der am OOnneritus bstannt sese
hene SabresberiAt pom Poltmeiite
.. &ipple Sei9t. OuB OaS bieiise POit
amt Elm iebr flOrirenoeS lit unb beltdnOi
Wddit. Sei einem Serslsi6 nit Del
@eldGften Dor Sebn Sabrsn ersiebt G.
iiA, oaB oieielbe in oieiem 3sitruum IN
1881 Yroient SusenOmmen bGbsn. 8i
Gelammteinnubmen i'm uerflOiiensn Sab
betrussn 1899. .545.56. Der 8eri4t Il
elm isbr ausfIbrli1er unO benefit, Oa
Scranton iid INNER msbr ausbebn
uno wddlt.
= Sn Der Sreitus abssbulteuen Ser
iammluns Der scranton 9lrmenbsb0rO
wurosn Die idbrli9en 8eri6te Der Ye
amtsn uerlelen. nobel es iib er9ab, oa
bic Ourdiduittlidru Soften fir eiusl
Sniuiien i'm SilliiOe Seim s2.4s Oi
gDo6e betrussn. Ole glussnbsn In
usrflOfeHen Subr bstru9su $137 ,974.
80. Der SSertb Oes @isentbums De
8ebUroe lit $72O.637.11 unO Die bon
Oirts SdulO belauft iid auf $17O, 900.
90. 9lm 81. Deismber 1906 entbieI
Ous Seim $50 Sniuiien, BON Oensn 20
ssiitesseluno parer uHO 1856 oil Sc
ltesltOruu9 leioen.
EN- llnterri6t i'm 9luuierIpiel e.
tbeilt unter shnitiSen SeoiusunSe
cs-u..f.s.. E1n ul....
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: Mloraen lit ggalbinatOn's Sc.

- Morseu lit SDaibinston's &C.
burtstus.
-Serr uuO Srau Sobn anbsre9s
pon 9ellum Court muroen Samitag
our6 bic @eburt einss S0bnleins be-
sliidt.
Serr unO 6ruu Sobn Soblnann
babsn Die SerlObuu9 ibrer 2odtsr,
souiIe Ybilippine, nit bem Slcuotaten
@eorse 6. Sdsusr unsethuoist.
- aopofat 6. Gome9Ds bat Der
SCRANTON 9auoels' 'Ssb0roe Elm ldnge-
res @uta6tsn unterbreitet, in Delhsm
ertlart wiro. OuB bic Stao feline SsIus'
nis babe. bic ,u bsrsdnenoen 8aiisr'
preiis isitsuleseu, oa Elm iOl9es Sor'
ssben unseisslih wdre.
Otto Z. WtaDer. SObn Der @itt'
me @eorse Wiuper oabier, itarb Wfitt'
nod Wtor9sn in Dalton. wobin sr lib
suriidss,ossn bate, nahosm sr bier
lanssrs Sabre elm Ssi4dit bstriebsn.
@r mar 40 Sabre aft uuo binterldBt bic
98ittws uno ,wei 2OAter.
= @sssn iOlde Sirssn. in 6dllen
mo- bic Uirsidaft als uerwirtt ertldrt
wurbe, ioa Der @Ountpanwalt I'M Saufs
Der naaitsn Gage Sl09sn anitrensen,
UNI oas @elo fir oas @ouutp gu crlan'
gen. Der 10 falliss Yetras belauft iid)
auf taulen6e pou Dollars.
Der aaiIer b on G bino
BAT einen Sausbdlt, tuoSu 500 Perio'
nen aeboren, oaruntsr 30 Srdger BON
Stootsionnenihirmen, ebenIopiele 5d'
6ertrGoer, 80 2lerste unh Gbirurgen.
rs @fernbeuter, rs 804e unb go
prieiter.
gine 3eitung. Die BON
anaben berausgeseben miro, 1T Der
,,gortb @apne Star" in Ndine. Die
| Geiten oes 8ldttes iinb nur Al bel G
3olI arob, aber oa es bsren II iinO UNI
ibr Snbalt iibsrbies re4t tntsreHdnt
uno rup to bate" 1T, fsblt es i6m MIDI
an 2eiern.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-02-21
@erihtliheS.

Sauerio @urcio, ber i6on einmat oes
alsiGen Serssbens idulois befnnoenwar,
aber pom Sbsrseri6t einen neuen
YruceB bewillist erbielt, lpuroe Samitas
Sss Uioroes i'm eriten @raoe i6uloiS
befunoen mesen Dem 3ooe oes ytidolans
sSerrias am "a. DeSember 1905. Ssine
slouototeu werOsn cine slpplitation fir
einen ueurn YroceB MAIDEN.
@ooie 3omulbsfg. Der ben SSilliam
Sopaf an9riif, bot orei Wtonate Ss'
idnsnis ubjuiieen.
Sreo. 2ufe muBte we9en einem gln'
srifi aui Pster slllebadl $25 Strafe unt
bic Solten bejableu. Seine jDei Same
raosu purOsn freiseipro6en.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-02-21
TinleDS
-
Sellloell
SaiQen
fur
Triibjabr,

Bir laoen Sic elm 3ur Snipef-
tion Der neuen Stble in 2ingerie
unb seldneioerten &ailIen, lueIde
nun gum eriten Nal 9e3ei9t wer'
ben.
Sie Srii6beit uno 3artbeit Die.
fer Iiebliden Mobelle empfebIen
fie Dem Sntere1e ieoer Srau, luelde
Die boditen Soeale Der &unit in
9in9erie piluidt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-02-21
Nerlan0t3

Gs pirb Gin 5gpnstir stwinl4t eT gut
bypnoiilirtn fann; frdnfbsitsbaIbtr. Anmtles
uus untH "6YpnctiFr" in Sisisr Ofhss pTssH
trbttsu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-02-21

= Sn GbicusO ftarb RObert Sino'
blum. sin bstunntsr 8Oriianer uno fritz
fer RraiiOsnt Der itabtiiden @iuilbisnit'
@Ommiifon.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-02-21
OAttS1alt=&aa aarett+

6anp NarlDr 2ampen $1.75, wsrb $2.75.
so RfunO WSebIbebdlter rs Gents, wetb s5 Gents
NO iaWee SSaidbfeTe NIT SupfcbOOen, $L39 wb $145
No LAS, 1.55.
9hbi& gsmudts Saselbretter s5 Gents wsrtb 9s Gents
0Oppet usrinnts 2Safebretter 25 Gents, wrtb 80 Gents
Dre Gaiien @ier NDacber 10 Gents wertb 25 Gents.
SSdiebe9lnsrin9er nit oOI5ssa 9ant $500 wertb $3.50
SfGs Seppicbf brer, 3nbebr adrt, 1925 wertb $3.50.
sarftf6rbe nit bOppeln Osdslu 65 Gents, wsrb
9ieie Yreiie nur saltis iar
Spnnerita9, Jreita9 mnb Samlfa9.
:. 8. @iQiamS T. 8rO. So.
HO 111-1l3 8aibingtOu NBcaur. GrbseitOk.
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0ie
9rrbD
Saillc,

slnsefertist uon Cheer 9eitidter
8atiIte uno periiidem 2awn, Der.
siert nit Sal Spisen, Meoal'
lions unO Sanritlferei 1T ta'
oellos.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-05-29
PROVIDENCE VETERAN
FIREMEN HOLD MEETING

The Providence Veteran F.remen's as
ISOLATION met last evening at the hall on
South Main street. The report OF the
committee that had charge OF the annual
fair last month was presented. president
Leroy II. Whitman presided.
Two invitations TO take part in musters
at Gfocester. Mass, and at Worcester,
Mass. were respectfully declined. A let
ter from the Veteran Association OF Eliza
bethport, y. J.. I'm which IL was said that
that association would visit this city In
October. was read.
Edward $. olney and Andrew IT. Carroll
we're elected associate members and Jero-
miah O'Brien was made a regular mem
ber benjamin ~. Brown was reported as
we'll and back on duty, and George Bam-
ford was said 90 be improving. Secre-
tary Albert g. Winsor announced the
death Of the following members since the
last meeting: Lewis Peckham. Dexter
Gorton and Daniel Grant. Samuel Robin
son, one Of tho oldest veterans in
the city. addressed the meeting on old in
ci0enis in The department.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-05-29
JUMPED FROM
MOVING TRAIN
LOST HIS FOOT

Peter Joseph. aged 1s Jumped from
train at Warren last evening and received
injuries which caused the amputation or
his right foot.
Joseph intended to go TO his home at
sos Fruit street. Fall River, and boarded
n train at the depot, but after 1T had
started he discovered he was on the
wrong one and he jumped. He was rem
dered unconscious by the fall and as he
Law between the tracks with his right foot
resting on the rail OF the north-bound
track another train, bound from Bristol
for this city, hit the foot, crushed II and
hurled him TO one side, causing injuries
which necessitated his removal to the
Rhode Island hospital in this city and the
amputation OF the foot.
When the accident happened officials at
the Warren station carried him TO the sta
tion baggage room. DIR. j. j. Conway or
Warren was summoned and dressed the
lads injuries Joseph was put aboard
the next train for this city and arrived
here at about 10 o'clock.
Joseph said he did not realize that the
train was going so fast when he jumped
off. lie did not see the north-bound train
when he jumped. although 1t was almost
upon him.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-05-29

a hospital which has a charm and at
tractiveness, quite unusual and distinct
i've.
The hospital has its wards. It's two ope-
rating rooms. its solarium and all; yet IL
lacks entirely the appearance of an in
stitution.
The building is TO be constructed OF
brick with a stucco exterior. The roof Is
10 be covered with red tiles This effect
with its setting amongst the rich foliage
of the beech trees will be charming.
The central feature, the Memorial hall,
with the dome above, gives access TO the
various administrative portions OF the
hospital. and will be an impressive and
dgniied feature.
The operating rooms and working por-
ton of the hospital are directly in the
rear, where a separate entrance and
driveway is arranged for the ambulances.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-05-29
MAYORS POINT
SAID To RAISE
A LAW POINT

Vice President Buckland OF the New
York, New Haven and Hartford Rail-
road company, stated at the hearing
held at the city hall yesterday by the
committee on railroads upon the COM
pany's petition for permission to lay
a spur track in Aliens avenue, that
in few days he would submit a
proposition looking to the electrifica-
tion of the railroad now operated by
steam In that highway.
II must be obvious, he said, that a
plan to operate two distinct lines on
that street is impracticable. The city
had one experience with Elmwood ave-
nue., and would probably not en-
courage the placing OF two lines or
tracks at the extreme points OF nigh
way when central location would
IL is the Intention, therefore, TO re-
move the steam locomotives from the
Aliens avenue system and use instead
Commissioner Slade said that there
was no objection TO II. The company
was 10 have simply the same freight
facilities 1t enjoyed on India street
dent Buckland II he had anything TO
offer in connection with the request
OF the abutting owners who had peti
toned for the extension OF the Mount
II
to connect with the track on Manton
avenue.
Mr.. Buckland said he could not take
up that proposition until next year.
The committee took up the subject
OF the special message OF the mayor
OF the date OF March 22, I'm which he
asked for the appointment of special
committee TO consider the method OF
accounting by the street railway COM
panies.
Mr.. Buckland read brief to the
effect that 1t is impossible 10 separate
accounts OF the gross earnings of the
several lines operated by the Rhode
Island company within the city limits.
because the fares which. for instance.
are paid on the Pawtucket route, are
partly for service in this city and part
iy for service in Pawtucket.
The question was then raised as to
whether the company Is accounting
to the city for the gross earnings
in the annexed district.
II was stated that there was a ques-
ton OF law involved which the city
solicitor. the attorney for the railroad
company and the committee on rail-
roads would look up and report upon
I'm full at some future meeting of the
committee.