The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-18


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Bv mutterings under his breath
Cleveland Leader.
Tonight the bazaar in aid of the ST.
yinoent Orphan Asylum will open in
Infantry Hall.
maroon colored bicycle was stolen
day afternoon.
Seventeen hens were stolen from tho
coop of Thomas Harper, us North Main
treet last night.
The Ladies' Guild, OF Calvary chapel,
Will give supper on Thursday. Oct 2lst,
from 6 TO s y. III.
A 15-foot white catboat owned ny John
O'Neil was stolen from her moorings MT
the foot of Seymour street, Saturday
night.
Pedo Markarian was fined 50 and costs
in the sixth district court this morning
for displaying a revolver within the city
lmits.
AT the quarterly meeting OF the Evan
Qelical Young Women's Christian Asso-
citation at 254 Washington street this
eveuing Rev. Floyd w. Tomkins, ..Jr. will
make an address.
Capt. Phillips, of the Rhode Island
wheelmen. called a run To Cumberland
Hill yesterday, Tne party left the club
house at 10 a. IN. and took dinner at the
Stevens House at Cum bcrland Hill.
The old boathouse at Roger Williams
Park is being removed and in n few days
its site will remain only in imagination,
for the lake shore is TO be continued un-
broken where the boathouse stood.
Antonio Fralio and Adriano Fiore we're
each fined s. and costs in the police court
this morning for reveling on Cedar street.
and David McCarty was fined 50 and
costs for regeling on Chester avenue.
Conductor Schneillbacker had trouble
W Joseph Radcliffe. passenger on n
pawtucket car last evening, and in the
scuffle one OF the windows in the car was
70 Ken. Radcliffe was arrested on his
arrival at Pawtucket.
Frederick Scoggy. IL years old, who is
said to be the leader of bad gang of
boys at the north end, was sent TO the
reform school, during minority. by Judge
Sweetlapd this morning, for stealing
lum Der from Michael Kerins.
Mr. Erskine hi. Phelps. native of
Stonington, but now resident of Chi
cage, has offered to give the Stonngton
Free Library fire proof library building,
to cost from 5000 TO $1,000 provided an
endowment fund of $4,000 is raised
Police Surgeon Palmer dressed Joseph
keetan's wounds in the Third police
station yesterday afternoon. He fell in
yard at the lower end of Benefit street
cutting bad cash over his left eye. lie
was found unconscious by a policeman.
The three weeks Observance of the jew
ish New Year was concluded Inst evening
in the Synagogue on Friendship stree (,
and after the regular holiday service a
short address was given 10y NJ A. Hart
stall of Hartford, Conn, District Deputy,
]. O. B. B., of New York.
At Tillingbasts tonight the Rhode
Island Baptist Social Union will hold
meeting. An address will DO given w
Rev. A. 5. Gumbart, ID. d., of Boston
on "Tho 1rend Of Theology With Some
Practical Considerations " President An
drews will also be present and speak.
A notice has been sent out from the
Office of the general superintendent OF
the New York and New England Rail-
roA { hat the Olneyville station, on the
Providence and Springfield branch las
been changed TO Johnston. The Olney-
vile junction station on the main line
has been changed to Olneyvile.
Early yesterf ay morning a side window
in the postoili1e at pawtucket was
raised by an unknown robbcr. who gained
access to the Office through it, \ small
Quantity of stamps al d money was taken
from the stamp drawer and hetweon -
aid % letters, belonging TO residents Of
Edgewood, stolen. The loss. which will
fall on Postmaster George B. Arnold,
will not be over S..
ar G. A. Williams Of Brown Uni
vcrsits delivered the address TO men at
the 4:30 service at tho Y. NJ G. A. build.
ing yesterday. DIR. Williams is one OF the
brightest speakers the association has
been abie 20 secure, and his remarks were
greatly enjoyed. The meetings for bows
In tho small hall are increasing in at.
tendance every Sunday. Dr. 4. T.
sprague of this city spoke to them yes.
terdsy. Spe' iil autoharp music was pro.
vided by Miss Bessie Peass.
Thomas Dearden died at the Rhode
Island hospital yesterday afternoon from
tho effects Of gun shot wound in the
right aim. He was "a years OF age aud
lived at LoDsdale with his wife ON Pleas
ant street He was cunning On Oct. Q
accompanied by Charles Beaumont and
While climbing stone wall near Ia,
Hines farm On the Diamond hill road.
HE gun was accidentally discharged. The