The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-07

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and Ethel Tncker In 'Monte Cristo."
I'm. O. A. HALL-The Face Of Christ and Holy
Mary.
BLACKSTONE HAIL-"Pop."
Governor Brown went to Newport to-
day to attend the funeral OF ex-Governor
yanZ1ndt.
The annual session OF the Grand Tenn
Pile OF Honor OF Rhode Island Will be held
at Unity Temple Hall today.
A package belonging to the Gorham
Manufacturing Company was stolen rom
an express wagon on West Clifford street
this morning.
A wrestling match for $3.50 side has
been arranged between Neu Bibby ana
Frank Herrick. The men Will Wrestle al
Valley Falls some time in July.
The police are on the lookout for the
appearance OF crooks in this city, the ofti-
GERS of each station having been instruct
ed to. place suspicious characters under
arrest.
Katie Sheridan, the 16 year old girl who
threw herself into the river yesterday, in
an attempt to commit suicide, has always
been troubled with periodical hts OF
insanity.
Henry Miller, living at IS Ocean street,
by Benjamin Essex on Broad street at z 10
o'clock this morning. lie was badly
bruised and was taken to his home.
The students of the department of
oratory OF the Rhode Island School OF
Languages will have their first annual
oratoriacl recital at Germania Club Hall,
Music Hall building, on Friday evening
William Butler and Charles Andrews
were working on new house on Dudley
street yesterday, when the support OF the
staging broke and they were thrown 10
the ground. Both escaped serious injury,
however.
A valuable diamond stud was snatched
from the bosom of Charles Anderson's
shirt at Narragansett Park yesterday.
Mr.. Anderson did not discover his loss
until his arrival at his home in this city,
and at once reported to the police.
Barnard Bardeen, who was seized with a
stroke of apoplexy while watching the
races Tuesday, died at his home in Elm
wood yesterday. He was a 32d degree
Mason, Noble OF the Mystic Shrine and
q member OF the West Side, Athletic and
Pomham clubs.
Mr.. Arthur Clark Hurlburt and Miss
Gertrude u. Morton were united in mar
riage by Rev. DIR. Benton of the Chestnut
Street Nj. u. Chdrch at the residence of
liC bilut siSltts ~ HAlNtNs idoL
evening. Mr.. IA. Francis Tourtelot acted
as best man and Miss Nellie Harvey as
bridesmaid.
The members OF tho Providence Y. NJ.
&. A. observed the Both anniversary of the
organization of the association last even
ing. After the interesting Introductory
exercises, Mr.. N. e.. Greet OF Boston spoke
on " The Passage of the Red Sea-" and
Mr.. Conant delivered an illustrated lee
ture descriptive of association men and
buildings.
Mr.. Frederick II. Mason of Pawtucket
and Miss Annie Boon of this city were
married Dir. HeBshaW- AT All A II
Saints Church last evening. Mr.. Sam
uel III. Conant of Pawtucket was
best man md Miss Frances Il. Boon, sister
of the bride, maid of honor. Owing to
the illness of Mrs. Boon the reception
that was to have been held after the cere-
mony was omitted.
The wedding of Mr.. l.. Frank Johnson
OF Boston and Miss Lillian L.. Brown,
only daughter of Edward II. Brown OF
this city, was held at the residence of the
brides parents, as Camp street, last
evening. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. Matthias Kaufman of the Mathew
SON Street NJ. Il. Church. Miss Louie
Erville Ware of Worcester. Mass, was
bridesmaid. and MIR. Sumner Appleton OF
Boston, best man. At the conclusion of
their wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson
will reside in Boston.