The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-17

droms and aporiai Japanese rroupe.
ADELAIDE PARK-Proyidenee vs.. Buffalo. s;is
o'clock.
There Is dancing every afternoon and
evening at Crescent PARK, with music by
Brigham's orchestra OF 15 pieces.
In the Austrian village OF Storlech all
the inhabitants are chess players and the
game Is taught in the public schools.
The much talked OF Ferris Wheel at
Rocky Point is completed. III was tested
this afternoon and will be In operation
tomorrow.
A thunder storm struck Woonsocket
yesterday and lasted ID minutes. some
property was damaged and one Individual
made senseless by shock.
John Coombs, Joseph O'Neil and Robert
Mccarthy, who were arrested on charge OIL
violating the gambling laws, were bound
over In the Sixth District court today Tor
trial before the grand jury.
DIR. Charles Barnard and SON were
thrown from their buggy at the corner OF
Westminster and Dean streets late last
night by the breaking down OF the car
riage. Both were somewhat bruised.
The alarm from box LAG at $3.50 o'clock
this morning was for blaze in the cell
lar OF Carpenter Ice Company's Office,
Westminster street. The alarm was rung
BY Officer O'Neil. Damage slight.
The steamer Frances does not seem to
be very popular this season. Its agents have
had but one chartered party for at least
two weeks. She Is tied up at the India
street dock where her crew are at work on
her boilers.
Services continue at the Broadway Cos
pel tent, and the interest Is on the in
crease. Sunday evening the subject was
OF especial interest, sour United States as
Forctold In Prophecy, and the Work 1t
Should Accomplish"
! A hearing Is now pending over in East
Providence which is expected TO show
whether or not Comstock's Hotel is dis
orderly place. Town Solicitor +. p. Allen
q for the prosecution and General
Charles A. Wilson for the defendant.
The Fourth of July orator at Armour,
thing about "the flag for which our
fathers fought and died." and he was
polite enough not to mention the fact
that he represented the only original
Americans.
General M. F. Jones of Binghamton, N.
Y, will be the guest OF Frank M. Bur-
roughs tomorrow at Squantum. The
General will be remembered as colonel OF
the Sixth Massac husetts which was
known as the "Bloody SIXTH" and was
handled so roughly at Baltimore on their
way to the front.
G. w. Maine, q charter member of
Olive Branch Lodge, 1. q. q. +. was
buried from his late residence, 1863 Prai-
xie avenue, this morning at o'clock.
Services were held at the Friendship
Baptist Church which were attended by a
delegation from the lodge headed by the
Noble Grand T. Frasier Graham. The
1ntermsnt was at North Stonington.
Banjamin AzaYele, n Portuguese, 20 years
old, was fatally scalded yesterday after
noon 1t Smithfeld and died at o'clock
this morning at the Rhode Island Hos
pital. He was at work In scaiding hogs
lor bis employer, Joseph Even, and sd-
1usting pulley, lost his balance and fell
head first into barrel of boiling water.
The body was delivered to the relatives on
tho order of Medical Examiner Palmer.
supervisor Inspector General James A.
Oumont. Assistant Supervisor Inspectors
George H. Starbuck OF Washington, ID.
c., and Jonathan w. CAST and wife of
Norfolk, Va, were passengers on the
iirst two named gentlemen were en- route
to Boston to attend the boiiermaker's
convention, and Mr.. and Mrs. CAST were
bound for Portland.
An English paper says that the infant
son of the duke and duchess OF York will,
according to president, be christened
IN water from the Jordan. 1t was
taken from the river six weeks ago
BY . young English civilian whose
ofler to present il was at once accepted at
White Lodge, ~ the royal supply had
quite run out. Jordan water was used at
Che baptism of all the Queens children,
and tho thoug ughtfulness Of the donor Is
much appreciated.
Daily Cooking Hint.