New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-06
PYROTECHNICS ATPROVIDENCE.
AN oLDTGME CELEBRATION OF THE FOURTH
MISS NETTIE CLARK'S ARREST

MISS NETTIE CLARK'S ARREST
Providence. IL. l.. July ; Special. -lndependene'
Dav I'm Providence was celebrated with something hA'
the old time eclat ard for a wonder tleie "'' 80
weather throughout the day of course o''' W
, .bo,vor for who ever saw Fourth pass "tho"'
one bit that was of short duration ana At my
,hoo f., discomnoded very few people. The military
procession was good and the trades pro'e'S'' y" a.
far above the average Two aeronau'S lhaoe "' ''n
o.cop.iors Two separate displays OF nrrWorh9 "oi|
mazda I'm the evening The celebration was Droue."
~ a close bv a bonfire on The ne" -hdue i''" - 49,
cove The last time that there was Ool'to - ~"
cove was in SCI when there was eIea' 0oio"'
an account of the approaching end OF the war;
-,,c VA. anchored in the centre Of the cove tnei
q clear sheet Of water and on it was built y! fa'
of far barrels When these were gnl'ed II hs"'eu az
,he country for mile, around.
The customary Fourth of July tragedy occurieds
Policeman Fecloy in attempting u arrest thei mes
resistance The thief pulled pistol ana shot Una
officer three times. lie wa, taken t. the ho'pi'a III
DYING condition.
The cen,u, shows a population for Providence of
,oonoo Oh 600 for Paw;uclet. 40.0oc for Woonsocke5
and 10 900 for Newport. All OF the cite 'ho" mo
r ovcent Newport That city la, absolutely no sources
v which il could Increase it, population, MANUFACTURE
ing being abandoned and the city DelhS he''"cf
a railroad centre headquarters fof ffhlhs poPu-
lation II il essentially summer city ana lO' hoau's
ID 49,
II i, proposed to create the Office 81 inspector VI
Electric Wires who shall superintcnd the coh'UuCuon
and maintenance OF all telephone we', or wires ios
power or Light.
The Board Of Aldermen has vot'' U increase via
number Of policemen from 20G 10 2ls.
The arrest in New York of Miss E'tue ''aFK ior
forging the names OF two leading CUISINES, men u hota
m rbicb she secured $1,000 created sensation MISS
1l.r, j. thc daughter OF llOll, r. Clark Wiloe,dIa
mr.t dealer and clding man IN tlc free baPuss
denominations MIS- Clark Is htIds jIc NVhat ap 20,
,birt,- year, If axe. and a music teacher She tt'
- , Iftr peculiar for A COapic oi years, ana Der
,,,,,o ,hini mat Size must l' insane. 10 motive ios
r., f'ec i, known unless IL may be purpo'c - NEE.
yon.y man who j. medical student III New f"FA' anu
who has been paving attention Z" h'r' A.. amen.
Professor AionZO Williams. supervisor d INC Cclsu9,
I'D Wr In,iah y. Bowdtch. formerly CoInml>sloner
81 r,.',stTJ,l statistics. for Rhode Island nave been
h,,If'. 4 newspaper controversy over We .en'.s
,,ttr and the professor did not come OH Seconu oSl.
Sir Henry L. Palmer. recently cdioF Oh Ing lug
Brown Magazine and glass poet Tor la,s Oh W
80 rr,Vn has been engaged a. an cultord "Iilet ou
The Providence Journal , ri dr,ios ~
Mr. Corlam Z. PomrOy. has begun ms duues as
,olla,t,r of the Port ii Providence. vice JoHn NC
N,,iI,tn. whose term has expired. Mr.. Newman, VIII
ra,urr 10 the business OF manulA't turing ma'Hhery
ior ", now Young Mems Christian Association Build
inc /, 50 nearly completed that ii was open for ~
me ton Yesterday. - go,
The cable Trimway Company i now DONG sue
e..l business successful that II l. rGlnoied tne
I,.,~ Railroad COMPANY will bay il out Two Julien
rage battery car I'm us on the latter ROAD anu
,,,uSe great curiosity and interest.