The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-05-27


Company.
James III. Price, aged 81 years, Is missing
from his home. 696 Potters avenue.
Charles Anderson was sent to the Re-
form School during minority for being an
idle person by Judge Cooke, this morn
ing.
At the broadway Baptist Church Rev.
Mr.. Osterhout preached patriotic SER
mon In the evening TO large delegation
OF American Mechanics.
Hugh Cretchley and Charles Doolan
were sent TO the State Farm for six
months, this morning, by Judge Cooke,
for being common drunkards.
In the Sixth District Court this morning
Mary Tierney pleaded not guilty to the
charge of being q common night walker
and was held until Friday for trial.
Superintendent Cloudman, of the fire
alarm signal service, has added an auto
matte "striker" to the electrical equip
ment at the station OF Hose IL on North
Main street.
The Supply Kitchen, and the stores of
Frank +. Kendall, Charles ID. Wilbur,
George Clarke, and Henry Il. Root were
found In an unsecured coalition by the
police last night.
Detective Merrill, who went in search
of Anthony d Cowell Company's horse
that was stolen a few days ago, arrived
home Saturday evening. The horse has
not been recovered.
Last Friday James Duff reported to the
police that his "slow" horse had been
stolen. 1t was found yesterday at Green
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up at local stable TO recuperate before
undertaking TO drive him.
That was O rafting game at Toronto
Saturday afternoon. IL took 13 innings
and was won by Providence, 8 to 8, thanks
TO lucky bunt by Lovett. McAuley did
some fine work behind the bat for the
Grays. Toronto only got nine hits.
Fireman James Doran, who was recently
transferred from Hook and Ladder z TO
Engine 8, received today token OF the
good will OF Captain Carpenter from
whose station he was taken in the shape
Of a complete and very elaborate set OF
fishing tackle.
Rhode Island is to be well represented
at the convention of the worlds w. c. II.
u, held in London, Eng, June II. Harriet
Z. Reynolds OF the Humane Department
is to represent Mrs. Lowell, National Su-
perintendent. Elizabeth +. Nichols is
delegate for the X. /. W. Q. r. U.
Daniel McMaugh and Thomas Garvey,
Olneyyills strikers, got into heated de-
bate about the present condition of affairs
in Olneyville. Dan made his argument
more impressive by striking his fellow
striker. He was fined SO and costs this
morning in the Sixth District Court.
The 10th anniversary of st. Augustine
Guild of st. Stephens Church was ceie-
brated yesterday, it being st. Augustine's
Day. In the evening there was a special
service with special music. Rev. William
IL. Trisby, NJ. A., of Boston preached q
fine sermon on st. Marks version of the
amounting OF Jesus by Mary.
Mrs. Mary c. Leavitt, the first w. CT.
U. rouDd-the- world missionary, who
spent eight years visiting the various
countries of the world before coming
home, will speak in Mathewson Street
Met hodist Church vestry Tuesday at 3
p. M, also in the evening In the Central
Baptist Church at 8 o'clock.
John Hart went to his home In
drunken condition Saturday night and
found that his wife had retired for the
night. Hart wanted money to proiong
his spree and demanded that his wife
riled John and he struck Mrs. Hart I'm
morning he was sentenced to the county
fore for beating his wife.