The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-09

When you've got thine N say.
ray IL! Don't take half aday
When your tales got little III II.
Crowd thr whoh thing In "A minute!
Life isshort--a fireting vapor-
Don't you NIL ts,e whole blamed paper
With ~ tale, which, at a pinch.
Cold be corncred Ia s,n inch.
Boil her own until she SINNERS:
Polish her uniil she glimmers
When you We go n thing To sav.
Sly ~ Donr take half "a day.
Milo Accetino, 10 years old, has been
iisting from his home at 90 Winter street
lnee yesterday morning. He canpot
speak English.
AZ a;5o O'Clock this morning a water
pipe burst In front of 249 Dyer street and
iipped up the street. The superintendent
I" The pipe yard was notified.
w. M. Daily didn't wait at w bite post,
at attempted to board rapidly moving
iectric car yesterday afternoon at 1928
r'clock. He was thrown TO the ground,
sustaining slight injuries.
A man named Roger Windward, who
lad his arm broken Saturday at Bristol,
was brought to this city on the steamer
Richard Borden this morning and taken
10 the Rhode Island Hospital.
AT the meeting OF the Peoples Progress
five Spirituaiist Associate n in B. Il. Hall
last evening tests Were given by Mrs.
Nellie +. Burbeck of Plymouth, Mass,
and Henry Goodrich Of this city.
The Sunday school conhccted with the
Congdon Street Baptist Church will make
an excursion To Newport, Fort Adams
and other points OF interest on Nara
Eansett Bay on the steamer King Philip,
Tuesday, July "a.
At 6:45 O'Clock this morning Prairie
~ 10 koA tx.f<
owned by Walter Il. Slocum OF Pawtuxet,
IN front OF 96 North Main street, and de-
inolished IT,. The contents OF the wagon,
several bushels of CLAIMS, were strewn
about the street.
The Rev. DIR. Walker of Augusta, Ca,
and the Rcv. l.. Il. Goodall OF Virginia,
are soon to visit this city. The first
named gentleman will deliver q lecture I'm
one of the churches, on the "Holy Land"
ne having recently returned from that
portion Of the world.
The alarm from box 81 at 2:05 O'Clock
this afternoon was for a blaze on the roof
OF the building at 300 Westminster street.
The blaze was confined to few shingles
and was extinguished by Detective Swan
and the fire department..
Cheney ID. Slocum, who was shot by an
Italian, Antonio Bucci on Cove street.
Island Hospital yesterday. Slocum was
not so badly injured a. was at first sup
posed. Bucci's bail which was fixed at
$1,000, has been reduced to $500.
The work OF raising the group OF build
tngs enclosed by weybosset, Peck, Pine
and Orange streets was begun this morn
ing. The block will DO occupied In the
near future by q handsome, commodious
5tudley who owns the property.
Professor Bernard Tyrell of the virginia
seminary Is spending his vacation with
Gushing street. Mr.. Tyrcll officiated for
Mr.. johnson at the afternoon services of
the Congdon Street Brptist Church
yesterday. Mr.. Tyrrell will deliver q
Lecture at this church tomorrow evening.
his subject being ''The New South"
The following passengers arrived in
Providence this morning from Norfolk
ham NsMRo csptsn Enus ENs. ry per g. & Chat
ton and wife, Miss Klingston,
Mr. 4. F: snith, Mr.. ]. McCormacis'o sonfs, Ms.,
y. n. Erhard, Mrs. Davis, son and
Evans, Mr.. J. b. Lafferty, Miss Ella Bar
ker, Mr.. A. M. Durfee, Miss BrouUhson.
Mr.. George Clark, Mr.. John Mowott'
Mr. o. Crosby and wife.
Daily Cooking Hint.
QuARTERED OUNCE PREsERvE-Take |
fine ripe orange ounces; pare and quar- |
ter; take Y pourd OF sugar to each pound |
OF iruit; make syrup by putting 1 pint |
let 1t boil until clear syrup: add qufnce |
quarters; made tender by being steamed |
IN steamer; boil until struck through and |
clear; put up hot In glass jars.
MRS. FRANCIS PRATT.
The Religious Press.
XIV
Moravians.
This sect has less then 1900 communi-
cants, and but three papers, all Of small
One third OF its member ara
IN Pennsylvania; the rest are scattered
over IL states.
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