The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-20

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Michael Fitzpatrick, 10 years old, has
1 been missing from his home, lib Plain
lotreet since, July 16
Arthur ". Leonard sailed from New
York Thursday on the steamer Columbia
90 spend year in Germany studying.
A man named Leniskey had Q fit on
Charles street last night and was sent by
officer Pciney to the hospital.
Fourteen arrests were made by the
Spolice last night, three doors we're secured.
e,hve disturb Dances were suppressed and
Two dodgers were accommodated At
8tation /.
The members of the junior department
OF the Y. M. q. A. returned from their
annual encampment at Prudence Island
this morning on the steamer City OF
Newport.
Thieves broke into James Il. Burns
grocery store In the Sixth District last
night and stole can of oatmeal crackers.
lhe thieves attempted to open the safe
but did not succeed.
The Second Rhode Island Regiment and
Battery A Veteran Association Will cele-
brate the anniversary OF Bull Run with
Ledgwick Post, u. A. r., OF Wakefield to-
morrow in the Soldiers Memorial Hall.
Early yesterday morning Pilot George
III. Covo OF Warren saw flock OF ducks
and fired into the thickest pert and six
sent to The News Office by the marks
man.
Owen McEnery, living at 193 Regent
street, was badly bruised by falling while
alighting from an Elmwood electric ct
B:45 last night. Hs was picked up and
carried to the b, sp tai and later went to
his home.
Patrick Dillon, n years old. struck his
head against sharp stone while diving on
the wharf on Mashapaug Pond near the
Gorham Manufacturing Company yester-
day and was badly injured. DIR. Murphy
took IL stitches in the wound.
A largo crowd of people attended the
lawn party on the grounds Of w. r. Feeley
East George street, last evening and pat
ronized the different booths and refresh
mept stands that were doing business for
the benefit of the st. Francis Xavier's
Convent.
Harry L. Green is the papa of . pretty
little girl aged two years who was born
OH July 4, 1892, and her name is Jennie
Independence Green. On the evening
sends into the air q hot air balloon which
contains an order for suit Of clothes or
something OF the sort, as q reward to the
person who finds and returns the balloon
TO his place of business on Dorrance
street. The young man that found it this
year was Byron r. Spragus OF Riverside,
and last evening he returned II to Mr..
Green and received his reward. The bal
loon was IL perfect order, notwithstand-
ing its Is days journey.
There was happy gathering on Dollar
street, near South Water, this morning.
Several nationslities was represented but
the most prominsnt was the African, with
the Caucasian q second best. All ages,
from the babe to the gray haired grand
parent was present to take part in tho
festivities. The attraction wss dancing,
which was executed In the good old Vir-
GINA style, and the music for the same
was furnished by left handed artist on Q
wheexy banjo. The exhibition attracted
quite an audicnce which occupied shady
spots on the corners OF the streets In the
vicinity and remained rs long a. the aro-
ma OF the Providence River would allow.