The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-26


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et3s<5 o'cisok.
The yacht White Wing has been re-
poulkod, painted, and otherwise OVER
hauled.
J. M. williams, general freight agent OF
&he Providence Il Stonington Steamship
Company, is in town.
The members OF the Asbury. Street
Church went on an excursion 10 "Poi
today on the steamer Day Star.
The lincmcn have commenced the work
81 repairing the trolley system oil the IN
oorstate Railway Mt central rails'
The schooner William NJ. Evarts, which
y engaged In the brick-carrying trace, Is
In the drydock for slight repairs
II Is impossible, it is said, to fly a kite
higher thar 1900 feet. AT that elevation
81 looks much farther away than IL is.
An old farmer. Richard Main Of North
bennington, was robbed OF SzOo, a DanA
book and insurance policies, recently
II is estimated that the stealings OF
Arthur Ellis, the dishonest paymasler OF
the Riverside Mills, do not amount 70
over 900.
Harry Pokroisky, who was reported as
missing from 3 Bark street recently, q as
@ OEEu tVunA VA bOoecA
ioin his father.
1sland at the convention of the Baptist
Young Peoples Union In toronto
returned yesterday.
Three barefooted boys in grey pants are
supposed to be en- route for Providence
rffer a hasty ~leave-takiug of the Massa-
chusetts Reform School at Palmer.
Half the machinery in the Manville
Company's mill will be In operation again
within two weeks. Two OF the ny wheels
AZ the main plant will be ready August D.
A the result OF slow collections the
Blackstone Can Company of Valley Fails
has assigned to James f. Murphy
The assets will probably cover the liaoil-
1ties.
The enteries for the races that are to
come of at Pawtuxet Valley Park Satur-
dpy closed yesterday, and there are
enough of them to assure the success OF
the meet.
The proposed marriage OF Moy ii Sang,
ehirt stiffener, and Miss Sarah Wilson Oh
Chicago, has been officially announced
farah took out the license yesterday
afternoon, and Ji waited outside al City
Hall.
Bv the will OF Abby G.. King OF Paw
fucket, the Public Library OF that city
reta $1,000: the st. Paul's Church SoOOO,
Rev. Emory III. Porter $1,000, for himself,
and $4,000 TO hold in trust for Howard
Warlsnd Davenport.
The probabilities are that the -LiPpitt
Woolen Mill at Woonsocket Will be forced
70 shut down shortly for lack OF orders.
8uperintendent Daley said yesterday hat
unless the season opened soon All WORK
would have to be stopped.
|4t..- 49, 4 1901 Train No kl
New York a New England Road, leaving
Providence 4:49 p. m, for Pascoag and IN
termediate stations, train NO. So
leaving Pascoag 6:05 p. m, for Providence
and intermediate stations, will be discon-
tinued.
Mr.. and Miss Dumont, wife and
daughter OF Inspector General OF Steam
Vessels Dumont of Washington, arrived II
this city on the Steamer Massachusetts
~ the Providence Line, enroute to Port
land, Me-, where they will join MT
Dumont.
The steamer Tourist is laid up for re'
pairs, having broken what is called The
eo-ahead eccentric rod and one OF her pro
pelling wheels are out OF order. She VII
go ON the dry dock as soon as IL Is vacant
Il Is expected that she will be IN running
,rder by tomorrow afternoon.
The Office OF clerk OF the police depart
ment, made vacant by the demise OF Sell
i. Horton, will be filled at the meeting o.
the Board of Aldermen on August 2
There are three candidates for the posi-
ton: Silas l.. w. Merrill, William Gar
elmer and Property Clerk Banding.
A man In the Union depot yesterday
VIII was drunk enough to think that hs
was playing tag, grabbed the hat from
another mans head and staggered rapidly
for the entrance. Officer Simonds wa
ssitv for Just a few minutes and then thu
person with two hats went to ride.
The Old Colony Railroad Company ha
by it, purchase of land in Attleboro Tues
dsy. settled the difficulty between tn
" railroad and David s. Plume, trustee o
Waterbury, Conn. When the Mcmillan
branch was constructed land at Chestnu
street in Attleboro was taken and a sui
was brought.
The flags are set at half mast on TIL,
steamer Berkshire and the many build
ings OF the Merchants and Miners Trans
portarf0n Company Uut of respect o tn
death OF Mrs. G.. A. Happold, wife OF tn
president OF the company. She died Tues
day evening at her home in Baltimore an
was buried today.
Providence has still another indicatio
OF being a real city, not the oil nigh
cars. for this is something "a hours ole
but another directory, There Is actual
IN |IO4In ~ AhOihCA Jus W. "a -
rectory besides the annual edition OF tha
white covered volume which everyone &c
used TO years ago.
Captain William Ely OF the 1st Machir
Gun Battery OF this city, and Miss Col
Goldman of Brookline, Mass, were mai
ried I'm ST. Paul's Episcopal Church
that place on Tuesday OF this week. III
event was a brilliant social affair. After
short tour the newly welded couple vi
reside In this city.
Miss Kate s. Chittenden will lecture c
the "Origin and Development of Musi'
at Normal Hall this evening at S o'cloc
She will be assisted by Emory p. Russo
and Leonard b. Marshall, vocalists, al
Master Guigure of Woonsocket, violinis
Miss Chittenden In n member OF q
faculty OF the Summer School Of Music.
Alfred w. Paul, the man who first di
covered that the soil OF Dighton was {
best in the State OF Massachusetts, I
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