The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-15

hhkcib huu mluBtorb OF Kfhco, OeJcnQ
us. BE thou q spirit OF health or goblin
damned, bring with the airs from heaven
or blasts from hell, be thy intent wicked
or sritable"-Hamlet.
Soups cum. They are catching 'em of
Pawtuxet.
There was false alarm OF fire from box
227 last night.
r. b. Little & Co. have added monster
coal pocket to their plant on Point street.
Delaware is the lowest State and Colo
rado the high hest above the sea level.
The United States lighthouse tender
Cactus was In port this morning with
supplies.
Iron Hallers of Branch 457 have at last
got the 30 per cent. return on their original
contributions.
The schooner Mary l.. Crosby Is aground
near Sabin's lighthouse, and will remain
there until the next high tide.
The leg of a perfectly formed man
should be as long as the distance from
the end OF his nose to the tips OF his I'm
gers.
Captain Handy Of Fall River will take
charge of the four masted schooner X. q
+. Hargraves as soon as the repairs are
completed.
James w. Allen was arraigncd In the
Sixth District Court this morning and
charged with non-support. He pleaded
not guilty and was held for trial Friday.
burglar made an effort to enter the
residence of Frank 3. Hamilton, Jr., 254
Washington street, Monday night, but
was righteped away before he succeeded.
Malachi Moon of Moniteau County,
Mo-, has gordon setter that Is a con-
frmed inebriate. He drinks only lager
beer, but gets drunk regularly twice a
week.
The barge Kingston went ashore near
Pomham light yesterday morning. The
barge was in tow Of the tug Ocean King
and was on the way to this city with 1904
tons Of coal.
Thomas Russell, the latest postoffice sp- |
pointee for this State, took possession Of |
)he Hills Grove Office yesterday. The first |
Act was to change the name from Hills |
Grove TO Hillsgrove.
In Servia marriages can only be cele-
brated between sunrise and noon, the
bride and bridegroom must be completely
fasting, and only one couple may be mar
ried at the same time.
Late yesterday afternoon the trial of
Louisa Lovely, for enticing the young
girl, Elizabeth Hughes, away from her
home for immoral purposes, was con-
cluded, and Judge Cooke declared the de-
fsndsnt not guilty.
Officer Tinernan found James Leonard,
30 years old, astray on Cranston street at
6:I5 O'Clock last night. He took the boy
10 the Seventh Police Station where the
lads father, John Leonard of 65 Lilac
street, Pawtucket, claimed him.
Arrangements have been made by
Caterer Maxfield to entertain $50 of the
employees of the Home Bleach and Dive
Works of Pawtucket, at Silver Spring
this evening. Supper will be served at
800 O'Clock, which Will no followed by
dancing.
The steam yacht Everline OF the New
York squadron came up to Fields Point
yesterday and had on board its owner,
John III. Hanna, the large shoe dealer of
New York, who with his guests were
served with one of Col. Atwell's famous
shore dinners.
The City of Lowell, OF the Norwich line,
v becoming very popular with New York
travellers. The fact that she il the fastest
boat on the Sound and that her accom-
modations are of the best, is appreciated.
Monday night on her down trip to New ,
York, she carried 420 passengers. 4
The third annual moonlight sail OF the Z
Providence branch Of the Loyal Women
pf American Liberty took place last night
The members of the organization and
their friends, making party OF about
steamer Planet, and enjoyed delightful
time. ,
Box 2S5 was sounded at 9:20 O'Clock this ,
for a fire in the house at 63 Cod !
ding street. The house Is owned by Mrs. .
Catherine Dolan, and the fire originated
in cupboard in the tenement on the Sec
ond floor occupied by Mrs. May Finkle.
The fire was quickly extipguished. The
damages amounted to about S25.
A two and one half gallon earthen lar b
large sum OF money was re- j
Gently dug up near Enterprise, Miss. i
From an old express envelope, dated 1868,
which was found near by, it is thought
that the money is part OF that stolen
from the Southern Express Company,
which was robbed in that vicinity during
that year.
Manager Potter of tho Union Railroad s.
Company has been waited upon by e
delegation of Thornton citizens who q
that the service to Thornton q
was not satisfactory. MIR. Potter stated "
hat tho delegation must place the matter
before the roads directors, as 1t was a
question they should decide.
On Wednesday evening, Aug. 8. at 2
o'clock, at the residence OF Hon. Cvrus
Arnold, en- South Main street, woon- y
'ocket, Miss Lillian Alpha Arnold and "A
Mr. William Il. William were united I'm "a
marriage. Rev. William SLeafe Chase Ia