The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-30

Music Hall services at 2:30. Major {. Il.
Ryan of Colum bus, Ohio Will speak.
Detective Reardon arrested John Dom
nelly on South Main street this after
noon while he was trying 10 dispose of
two carriage lanterns
Joseph Parroul fell from a staging on
Valley street this afternoon and sustain
ed a fracture of the right leg. He was
taken to the Rhode Island Hospital.
Henry Zuiil of 81 Lorimer avenue re-
ported to Captain Baker of the Ashhurton
street police station this morning that
carpenters tools valued at $50 were
stolen from his home recently.
Francis A Burdette's child, who acei-
dentally drank muriatic acid yeterdsy
morning. died during the day. The at
tending physician at the time of the ac-
cident thought that the child would re-
cover.
AT $3.50 last evening officer Waterman
discovered fire in the building corner
of Union and Comfort streets, and sent
in an alarm from box %. The fire was
confined 10 the cellar, and did but little
damage.
Joseph Miglicco fell from bis wagon on
Trainor street at 80 this afternoon, the
wheel OF the carriage passing over his left
thigh. He was quite badly injured, and
was taken TO the Rhode Island Hospital
in the am bulance.
A special sermon to men will be deliv-
cred at the Sunday evening service in ST.
James Church, corner Broadway and
-GeaHt4sHd- street, by Rev George Hodges,
dean OF the Epi iscopal Theological School,
Cambridge Mass.
James Feeiy OF BIZ Eddy street, who
preferred charges against officer Neil Nc
Donald some time ago, has changed his
mind and written TO Chief of Police
Child saying that be would not appear
against the officer.
William Collins, who boards at Wls-
sor street, got up yesterday morning and
found that he was one pair OF trouser
"shy'' and feels positive that fellow
boarder, VINO is now on his way TO
Montreal has got them.
Thomas Berry, who lives on Ocean street.
reported TO the police this morning that
he was robbed OF "a i'm Pine street
saloon yesterday afternoon. He says that
the man that took the money was a
lodger in a South Main street 10-cent
lodging house.
"What sn advocate has to say" will
be the subject Of Rev. James ID. Tilling-
hasts' discourse before the Providence
Woman Suffrage League on Monday after
noon ut 3 O'Clock in T.. Y. w. &. A.
Hall, 435 Westminster street. The pub
lie is cordially invited.
The McKeever cartridge box, regarded
by experts as the best pattern vet
adopted 10y the United States government,
is now being issued from the Quarter
MASTER Generals Office TO part of the
brigade. The boxes. which are OF black
leather, are smaller and more compact
than the old ones, and are capable of
holding 20 cartridges. ~.
There was quite a stir i'm what is
known as tho Long Block at Wanskuck,
this morning, when n pair of twins "a
days old, died very suddenly. The parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryant, were informed by
a neighbor that the symptoms were those
OF diphtheria. City Physician King cal
led at the house and found that the little
ones had been sick since their birth, and
had died from natural causes.
In general orders No. 10, issued from
the brigade headquarters yesterday
afternoon, detailed announcement was
made of the winners of the sharps hooter's
and marksmen's medals during the past
year. a roll of the State Militia, list of
The best shots in each organization, win
ners of trophies and a list of the best II
shots as called Tor in general orders. The
presentation OF medals will be made by
Governor Lippitt at Infantry Hall on
Dec. IL.