The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-21

Police officer Fred Daniels will be OBJ
liged to undergo a surgical operation be-
| fore he returns to duty.
Rev. DIR. William Stang will shortly 60
! abroad for his health. A subscription is
| being raised among the parishioners to
| defray his expenses.
Officer Willard extinguished a slight
| blaze in the basement of the salesroom OF
| the Providence Gas Company's stove store
on Market Square at O'Clock last evening.
In the Sixth District Court this morn
Ing Helen McGovern pleaded not guilty
to charge of selling liquor without
license. She was held until Tuesday for
trial
Rev. DIR. p. Halpinc and Prof Hardy OF
New York were the guests and principal
speakers at the second dinner of the Cath
Ollie Club, given in the Trocadero last
evening.
James King admitted sufficient evil
dence on the charge of selling liquor with
out license and was bound over to the
Court OF Common Pleas in the Sixth Dis
trict Court this morning.
Mr.. Joseph f. Fletcher of this city
sailed from London for Cairo on steam
yacht Midnight Sun, on Wednesday, the
18th inst, and will be registered at Shep-
heard's Hotel, Cairo, by March /.
The residents of Elmwood arc being i'm
posed upon by woman accompanied by
a child, she claiming that she is the
widow of the late Patrick Hehir, W no was
killed at the Mashapaug explosion.
George A. Orstone, an employe of the
Providence Machine Company, had his
right hand badly crushed yesterday after
noon by being canght in n -machine.-He-
was taken to the Rhode Island Hospital
Messrs Tisdale and Leavitt held the
fourth and last OF their series of chamber
concerts yesterday afternoon. A fine pro-
gram was presented, In which they were
ably assisted by Mrs. Minnie l.. Wadding-
ton, violinist, and Edward Wehrlin, violin
celloist.
Barney Pagan, John Ryan, and Phillip
Martin paid into the Sixth District Court
treasury the sum Of S7.6O each for being
spectators a the "bird exhibit" in the
old bleachery Mt Woodville sunday noon.
They each pleaded guilty.
horse attached to milk wagon
owned by John III. Barnes ran away from
SO Weybosset street this morning. The
horse went up Weybosset street as far as
Dorrance, where the wagon collided with
ran as far as Byron street, where ii was
stopped by officer Robinson.
Dog officers Prentiss and Potter are on
the warpath for large white bulldog
that seems to be without an owner
Nearly every day reports are received by
the police about this dog. IL has been
heard from on Transit, Governor, Renefit
Washington, Sabin, Lester, Broad and
Portland streets.
er Pequot reported that he sighted n
learned that il was the barge Peters burgh
that broke loose i'm the harbor of Taunton.
Thursday, Feb. Z, and that 1t has gone to-
the bottom. The crew were taken of by
the crew Of the New Haven lightship.
Israel Fournier, a boy about IA years old,
won't into Lyman II. Murriss home, $50
Carpenter street yesterday and stole a
pocketbook containing III from table.
The boy ran into the street with a son OF
MIR. Morris In pursuit. lie threw tho
book away and 10 was picked up by ped
dler. Tho boy was arrested later in the
day and In the Sixth District Court this
morning he was fined go and costs.
The State Executive Committee OF
Massac husetts and Rhode Island You1g
Women's Christian Associations and the
Waltham Association send greeting 10 all
women TO whom the highest interests OF
young wUmnnhood are dear, TO member
~ assoc Citations, OF church Young Peoples
Societies, OF Kings Daughters Circles, OF
Women's Auxiliaries, Of Working Girls
clubs, teachers In schools and colleges. and |