The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-01

A window was found open In Thomas
S. Reeds store, on Broad street, by the
police last night.
James keenan, was taken i'll at AS Back
street, and was taken 10 the Rhode Island
Hospital this morning.
An alarm of fire was sent i'm from box
123 at ~ O'Clock yesterday for slight fire
in pile OF rubbish In the rear OF Is
Cranston street.
Margaret Noonan OF SS Mathewson
street, reported 10 the police this morning
that her boys, aged II and Is, have been
missing from home since Saturday.
Visitors to Oakland Beach, Sunday. say
the dinner at the hotel was about the
to. A good chef is bound 10 make a
popular hotel.
The single-headed fire commission went
into effect in Boston this morning. As
the city has had trial of commission
OF three, il has decided TO give one-man
power an opportunity.
At 80 this morning. horse attached
to a wagon, owned by Asa Waterman of
Rehoboth, ran away on Eddy street, and
collided with j. Il. Pollock's wagon,
which was nearly wrecked by the force OF
the contact.
F.. W. Jones. the NEWS correspondent
for the PawtuXet Valley, has resigned his
position. Mr.. Jones will soon start for
Southern California, where he intends to
live few years for the benefit of his
health.
Rev. DIR. James Mulcahey of New York
preached a complimentary sermon at All
Saints Memorial Church yesterday morn
ing in recognition of the 50th anniversary
of the ordination to the diaconate of Rev.
Daniel Henshaw.
The pulpit at the Westminster Unitarian
Church will be supplied by ministers from
abroad during July, and during August
will be closed. The pastor, Rev. Mr..
Mott, will begin his vacation with a visit
to Nantucket
The trolley pole on "white" line car
slipped off the wire on Weybosset, near
Snow street, at 30 this morning, and
broke the wire, which caused a tie-up for
a while. About 100 cars were in the block
ade, before damage was repaired
Officer Joseph Curtis arrested an Italian,
who gave his name as "Sandy," and who
halls from Hughesdale, for selling buckle
berries. Sandy had more dogberries than
trail Station, where his stock in trade was
He was not held.
Peter Brooks, aged about 30 years, was
found dead in his room in Mary Gulliotte's
boarding house, "a Delaine street, by his
at O'Clock last evening.
Brooks came from Fall River Saturday,
md was to go to work in the Riverside
mill this morning. lie e.retired about
o'clock, apparently in perfect health.
Medical Examiner Palmer said that death
was due to natural causes, and ordered |
,he body to be given to Undertaken Walsh. |
The summer guide book of the New |
York & New England Railroad, "Moun- |
aims, Lakes and Seashore," Just issued |
Dy the passenger department, Is one of |
,he most attractive of this seasons liter |
Try offerings. Its artistic covers enclose |
| veritable mine of useful information re- |
yarding the scenes OF summer resting |
places scattering along the route of this |
'oad and the well known Norwich line, |
many OF which are only just being dis |
severed by the restless public. There are
endless combinations OF excursions and |
ide trips given, together with complete
lists of hotels and boarding houses, and
he entertaininglyw written description of
he scenery and general characteristics of
10Th railroad and Sound lines is enhanced |
~ profusion of half-tone illustrations.
)opies may be obtained by sending a two
ent stamp to w. X. Babcock, general
assenger agent, $50 Summer street, Bos-