The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-08-11
BRISTOL.

The trial of the three boys who were ar
rested for breaking and entering the store
of John Duffy on Thames street, took
place on Wednesday afternoon, George T..
Brown appeared for the Burk and Gala
han boys; the Carl boy pleading guilty
was used by the State as evidence there
not being sufficient proof against the
boys they were discharged. the Carl boy
being held for future consideration.
Percy Brown aud Frank White, two
old Bristolians, have been spending few
days here with their families. They have
etery, upon the Neck.
Arrived on Wednesday, Steamer Scran-
ton. The engineers, Luther ID. Davis,
family resides here.
Wednesday afternoon Main street was
scene Of intense excitement, caused by
with Mr. aud Mrs. John Macavo and child
and sister and child Fortunately the
team collided with a cart loaded with
crushed stones, which undoubtedly saved
the lives Of the occupants.
William Mitchell, engineer Of the steam
yacht Nourmahal, owned by William
Waldorf Astor of New York, is at home
Arrived Wednesday afternoon, steam
yacht Vivienne. Torrey master, with the
owner, Mr. Hutchinson, family servant s
and number Of guests on board.
Indications are strong that something
is soon to take place here by the Old Col
ony road. This morning long train Of
dump cars were brought here, which had
been at work cleaning out the roadsides
between here and Warren, for the pur-
pose of laying double track, and from
what can quietly be learned they will
soon resume operation upon this end of
the road.
Charles f. Cole and family leave this
tnfr fpv - 1x<.a a,
sent about four weeks.
Arrived this morning, Col. J. b. Harri-
cot and family from Newark, N. j.
Amasa Kingsley, who lives upon Meta
com avenue and is an employe of the
Rubber works, left his work on Wednes-
day afternoon as usual and went home.
About / O'Clock his wife, arose went to
the window aud spoke to her husband
telling him it was very foggy, he
answered her, and at 1:30 he began
breathing very strangely. She aroused
the people who live on the first floor and
they Immediately ran for one of their
neighbors, Oliver Adams. When he
arrived he tried to administer stimu-
lauts but could not succeed. He expired
few minutes after his arrival DIR.
George A. Pike, medical examiner, was
called and held thorough examination,
pronouncing the case heart failure. He
leaves widow and one child.
Ii looks very much as III new industry
would be started here In the shape of a
shoe manufactory. Parties from Boston
are the interested ones
A steam shovel has been located on the
railroad in the bank upon the Fales
farm leading to Warren, about one mile
from Bristol.
The sloop Bessie in coming to- of
Castle Island parted her topmast stay and
broke her topmast off down to the mast
head.
Henry w. Hayes, who is spending a
few days Mt Newport, arrived on the 1890
train. Mr.. ana Mrs. George Hamilton
from Buffalo, n. Y. Teams were in wait
in0 TO convey them to the Hopeworth.
George S. Luther, who was 80 seriously
injured at the woolen mill. Is able TO be
out for short time.
The schooner yacht Dinsmore, brought
the following gentlemen and ladies from
the Pequot House, New London, Conn,
and they are ashore. Mr.. and Mrs Lem
uel Bartt, Misses Gussie aud Bertha Jew
ell, Lieut.. Woodward OF the Uunited
States Navy, aud Jonathan Wordell and
two daughters, Jennie and Lena. they
will be entertained at the Cliff cottage
this afternoon.