The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-02

sly Anderson. is now quite Ill at her
ho ne o. ANGEL street Ia consequence ot
ssach an operation. She went 10 a we well.
known dentist Monday afternoon, had u
tooth extracted and went home. In the
evening n Lemorrhage set in from the cav
ity and all the attempts TO ston the HOW
of blood were futile. From O'Clock
Monday night until o'c ock yesterday
morning the hemorrhage Kept up ana
then the physician succeeded in stopping
II. Miss Anderson is seriously i'll from
the loss Of blood, but will recover.
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A grateful public is duly apprecia tive
of the fact that the blockade on Wey bos-
sett street has been lifted and street cars
are once more running on tue line,
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The 200-feet saloon limit is making
more or less tr ,uble for woul ,-De pro-
prieto-s OF drinking establish ments.
Whatever may be II mans private aiti-
tide on the Temperance question he d,
cidedly objects 90 permitting rum shop
TO be set UP within hailing distance
of his home waer: his grow,
lug children will he familiariz 81
vii tae tr flic from ihsir infancy. "A
man may protest pretty hazy views on
total abstinence. but when QUO, YOU
touch him on his iel der point. his family,
you will b. astonishtd to observe bow
little use he has for the saloon. The
license board has its hand pretty nearly
second public hearing yesterday the re-
quest OF Mr. Llnehan 10 erect saloon
WAS most emphatically rejected owing TO
the protest of several property hoider>
who reside within the 2Oo-ioot
limit wherein the law says no
man slail own. operate or
control tppln; shop contrary t. tie
wisnes of he aforesaid property holders:
The IN s erIous letter OF with rawal on
protest, apparently signed by Emerson
s.lf al la arap ~ IN Al A T..
Newell denies, did not save the saloonist
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Til s5anl concert Mt Roger Williams
park last uight WAS not SO well at ended
as that on last week, but the people who
did brave the threatening weather were
well paid by the music which was excel
lent and flrst-cliss in quahtg. delight
ful program had ea prepared as fol-
lows: March, " lie Never Caras TO Wan
der :" overture. Rakccczy," Kelerbella;
waltz, "Symposia. B-ndix: cornet solo.
"Chuichoninn," Church, Is. IL. Church;
Characteristic piece, &C lcoanut Dance"
Hermann; nfdley overture. Pretty as
Picturr," Cailin; clarionet solo, Co
lumbus." Thorntol, Mr. j. Lsmsire;
grand ph,!ss fantasia on on sroteh' GS' i5lsa Rna
tens: potpourri. 'l492." Pfueger
The damp air prevented many from
sitting on the banks, but eyery bench
was crowded, while anima,ed girls and
boys promepaled the broad walks. The
ooncers on Thursday evening Will bs
mn ked by some special music and an
enjoyable program is promised.
The common council adjourned Mon
day night tor six weeks, aud the board
Of aldermen will probIbv do likewise to-
morrow. With society at the shore
places, millionaires at the Worlds ialr
and the sun so hot az to keep the unruly
al mt of he eit "A n
there is little need for municipal legls-
lation for several weeks TO come. 1he
streets aud buildings are still with US,
however
Mo people think that there is no such
thing IA fish in tbs Pawtuxet river
why? IL is harii TO say. lfyou don't be
lieye that tn AZ purlIng brook is inhabited
by sonnet biug besides bugs and the gene
raj impuriti that come up in your
drinking water just 80 down there ana
s,e for yourself. Get a boat and 20 cut
on the water. Take hook aud line an
pole. Also some bait Put the bait on
The hook and drop both into the water.
TIE News does not guarantees
fish, but you will have done everything Ia
your power. Somebody else may catch
the fish. 1hey are there aud ready and
anxious to be ctught.
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There are two pretty mad women In
this city and third who is chuckling IN
her sleeve at the expense of neighbor,
who, until recently, persisted in attempt
ing TO entertain the neigh sorhood with
vocal music. Th,se warm sum ner even
ings when life has been more or less OF
burden anyway, this vocalist has seated
herself before her piano ana sent out Into
the q .fenceless air the strains If After
the B1ll' ana other popular, though
&C
windows and the comment OF neighbors
had no effect. Sle had musical
tn eat aud il wa not to be hidden in a nap
Kin. Night before last there was n rlus
~ her door bell. a woman whom she
had never met stood here. The first part
of the COW rsat Oh passed uanoticed, but
suddenly The existed voice OF an angry
woman awoke the echoes OF the street.
"You say you are Il singing teacher aad
thai Mr..'B sent you here. | dou'C want
aIy sinpiJg teacher" Il beg pardol,
N adam" replied the caller. "sbe .said
she heard you sing aud you wanted
teacher badly" IL Is kindness To
draw the veil here but there was "A hair
pulling mate riEht ihen aud there. and
tv) angry womeI are out guuning ior
Mrs B. Bus last night the vocalists
piano aud the quiet evening air took u
long.leeded rest.
Ezekial Meddergrass ard his hired
man came to town last Friday on hay
rake: not that either of them are partial
To ding on that KIND Of ~ yehicle, but
the rake had teen out OF order ever since
last fall, when u pair OF bronchos that
ran away with se.f-Dnder stop ed
arlo Z its teeth. Iake said they needed
the rake every day now aud be would
have hal il liked before, but owing TO
The uuse tied condition of the silver
qu stion ne did not know whether IL
Won d ply 10 rake hay this year or not.
XeAe has u theory in farming, and be
is heavy on keeping his machinery
in CONDITION that no one will
want TO Dorro y IL. Z.ke gave the hired
man 81 10 let him ~ pair OF boots and
suit Of clothes, aDd hen he was gone
the old man told me that his mother-in-
Law had struck new gait; she had
read IL tie Youths Companion that the
Worlds fair wasn'G coming to Provi-
Gpnce this year and she had made ND her