The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-03

WESTMINSTER THEATER-watson Sisters
Vaudeville Company.
INFANTRY HALL-Professor and Mrs. Baldwin
and the Butterfly cotere.
The annual parade OF the Providence
police will take place Thursday, Oct. IL.
Frederick Livly, aged 25 years, is miss
ing from his home on Steuben street since
Sunday.
Dan McGills barber shop on Cranston
street was on fire last evening. A pile of
rub Dish In closet was the cause.
The officer of the Second Regiment APP
peared before the military commission
last night and testified as TO the condition
OF Company Il.
Box 6s was pulled at II o'clock last
nighl Tor fre In a barn on Rogers court.
The damage was slight. The barn was
leased by Moses Cross.
George Carroll, an employe OF the Am
erlcan screw Company, was in hurry to
get TO his home yesterday, and jumped a
renee 10 save time. His shoulder was dis
located. He was attended by DIR. Marston.
Two little ones, Walter McGagh hey, aged
D, and Charley Shaw, aged 4, were found
on west Manton street yesterday after
noon by Officer O'Brien. They were taken
TO the City Hall and later in the day were
called for by their parents.
A horse driven by Frank Albany, ran
away on Gano street yesterday afternoon
and collided with lamp post near East
Manning street. The post was broken off
and the vehicle badly damaged. Mr..
Albany was not seriously injured
The Red Jackets OF Cambridge won the
prize at the fremen's tournament at At
tleporo yesterday by playing 179 feet
inches. The Nonantums of Newton were
second wit record OF 179 feet 3A inches.
The Watchemokets won third prize.
The following officers were elected last
evening at the annual business meeting of
the Germania Club: President Oskar
kempt vice president, DIR. Felix Ham
burger; secretary, Herman Mueller;
treasurer, Ernest Fischer; Librarian, Hans
Schneider.
Rebekah Goldstein, a little tot, was
playing with matches at 273 Chalkstone
avenue last evening and her clothing
caught fire. The flames were extinguished
by the parents, but not before the child
was severely burned. She was attended
by Drs. Frason and Levander.
Mr.. T. II. Lambert Chevers, who died
yesterday In Mansfield, Mass, after long
and severe illness, was eldest son of the
late Rev. George W. Chevers and brother
to Mr.. Aurion V. Chevers, deputy city
clerk. His funeral will be solemnized at
Portsmouth, X. l., from st. Paul's Church.
Should vessel sail in any water of the
United States without the name of its
home port painted in plain letters on the
stern, the owners are liable to fine of $50.
There Is an opportunity for some one to
make 500 as there is at present n vessel
lying in the Providence river that has
not the name of home port on any part OF
IL.
G. w. Huling, OF 563 Broad street, told
the police that on his way home last even
ing man stepped up To him and asked
him what time 1T was. Huling had a
watch but few days and was ready to
enlighten the whole world on the time
As soon as the watch was taken out il was
grabbed by the stranger, who still has the
watch.
The Affair Club opens its seaion next.
Friday night with the production of j. 4.
Trow bridges pretty four-act comedy
drama, " Coupon Bonds" For the season
{ he first Friday in each month and holi-
day nights are to be Affair nights, with
I he presentation OF a new piece on each
The cosy club theater on
Greenwich street has been overhauled |
during the summer, both before and be-
hind the footights.