The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-10
STAE News.


The steam vt Vivian owned by r.. ID.
Swan, vice-prtent of the United Stat es
Rubber Trust, TX on board Thursday as
his guests, Cob s. p. Colt and wife,
Judge l.. b. b. 1t and wife, and steamed
away TOR Newt to meet the New York
yacht squadro
Mr.. Williamrry was severely injured
by horse owl by John Reynolds while
III the act OF sning him, being kicked
on the right lewhich was bruised in
shocking mani No bones were broken.
A disgracefu,ene occurred here upon
our public sire. on Thursday afternoon.
a Notwithstanding woman was walk
ing with her lie daughter, three years
old, whom shwas treating in q cruel
manner. Shems beastly intoxicated.
Officer Morrisstook her in charge and
conveyed her the lock-up.
The camp ming which Is to be held
during the lasEo weeks of this month
under the auees of Rev. j. q. Fry,
pastor OF A. fE. Church, will be held
upon the grouY of Major Raymond IL.
Perry, located on the Ferry road.
Patrolman illiam Munro of the
Fourth Static Providence, has been
spending his v,tion here with his wife
at his brother benjamin T. Munro, who
Is an officer he
The farmers complaining that their
onion crop as VI as potato crop is going
to be a failure, jng partly to the drouth.
woman apared upon the streets
yesterday self feather busters, and at
one place wheishe visited il is alleged
she acted verytrangely, and after her
departure seveIpieces OF small ware was
missing.
Mr.. James FStoughton, Jr., during
his trip down bay on Thursday took
In several good sed sharks while fishing.
The fishing Is boming quite poor since
they have strucin SO plentifully.
Mr.. Robert Atrow and daughter spent
the day here iItown on Thursday with
his son in law al daughter Mr.. and Mrs.
Remlinger.
Messrs. Dimol, Sherman and Gladding
left here on thet boat Kickamuit Thurs
day afternoon IA weeks outing.
In conversatn this morning with
Manager Philip. Coyle of the National
India Rubber 'orks he tells me that
nothing definitis settled upon regarding
this institutio stopping upon the first
Oh september aseported in the papers,
but II they shod stop at any time dur
ing the coming lonth it will be through
absolute necessy owing to the radical
changes he Is making in the
foot wear apartment. He says
he intends nking each and every
department parate concern OF itself,
and after he h. completed that he then
intends movinpf the mammoth engines,
which is now lated on the front of the
building, to threar of the works, which
means vast anunt of work that has got
to be done. Heays he has orders enough
On hand to rum be works at their fullest
capacity the erire year. He has not de-
rided upon an time OF stopping. The
changes that artbeing made are the only
,auses, IL any, hat will compel them to
10 so.
Mer Point.
The regular netting of Alert Hose Com
oany, No. 2, ws held last evening. A
committee OF bree, Foreman Edward
payson, Charles ahoon and Walter Drake,
we're appointed make arrangements for
heir annual exursion, to be held Aug.
Il. 1t was also 'oted to hold their annual
liam bake in eptember, the date not
icing finally delded. The name of John
foppin was void in as an honorary men,
Der.
There will be- o services at the Congre-
'atlonal Church Sunday, the pastor, Rev.
:. IA. Adams, beng of on months vaca-
ion.
Services will be held at st. Matthias
'lission Sunda, al o'clock p. M, con-
lncted by Rev. Y. Hardy, now stationed
lere.
Clyde.
The regular Meeting OF Active Hose
company No. 3,was held in their hose
ouse last eveniIg. Two new names were
dded to the lst OF honory members.
William Glove, William Smith. The
nnual excursion will be held Saturday,
Jug. Is to Rock Point.
The second Il a series OF challenge
ames between the Z and tennis club
nd the Bachelsr's Club will be played
onight on the Bachelors court between
eonard Groves md Archie Reoch OF the
and ] and Walter Bowen and w. A.
otter of the Bachelors.