The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-15

About O'Clock last evening someone
threw n stone through n window OF An
tonic Capillio's house at 39s West Ex-
change street.
DIR. Edward j. O'Neill of Az Prairie
avenue reports that sometime last even
ing a green lap robe valued at $40 was
lost or stolen from his buggy.
William German, resident Of .95 Pike
street. fell on South Main street yesterday
afternoon and dislocated his left elbow.
He was sent to tho hospital for treatment.
While playing around the new State
House yesterday afternoon piece OF mar
bic fell upon one of Nellie Meanarhan S
feet She was assisted to her home "a
Back street. by her companions.
Miss Elizabeth Olney will address the
membe of the Evangelical YoungWomen's IS
Christian Association on Yellowstone
Park. The lecture will be illustr ated by
steieopticon views
Owing to collision with steam
tighter in the North river the steamer
Pequot OF the Providence line, did not ar
rive in this city yesterday morning. The
damage was slight and she was able to
sail last evening.
John Anderson, a 10-year old inmate
of tb4 state home and school was play ing
with number of other boys at that in
stitution yesterday afternoon, when ono
of them playfully pushed him over, frac-
turing mis- forearm. He was removed TO
the hospital where the fracture was
reduced.
Mrs. Henry King OF Pawtuxct died very
suddenly at her home yesterday afternoon.
She had just returned from short Walk
when she was seized with a fainuing spell
and fell TO the ground. DR. Gofr was
hastily summoned but he was unable to
save her and she died shortly after his
arrival
A leak in the gas main at the corner of
Westminster and jackson street was dis
covered yesterday afternoon by Officer
William Il. O'Neil, and the gas company
was notified. The organ recital which was
announced for this evening at st.
Stephens Church, has been postponed
until further notice.
Yesterday afternoon in Music hall
building the Labor Day committee held
what was expected TO be the last meeting
Of the season, but owing to the fact that
the differet unions have not made COM
plete returns for the tickets, II will be
necessary to hold another meeting in the
same place on Sunday, Nov. 2s.
Sergeant Rowe and Officer Mcdonald
raided little poker game In the old Gas
pee building on South Main street early
yesterday morning and gathered in the
players, Alexander Roach, Anthony Greene
and Joseph Murphy. The three men were
fined Is and costs each at n session OF tho
district court, few hours later.
Joseph St John boarded with sigma
Anderson at 26 Byron street, and when
she missed quantity of jewclry consist
Ing OF bracelets, rings pins. etc. valued
at $40 her suspicious were directed to
St. Johns. He was arrested by Officer
Conncrs OF the Fifth station, Yesterday
afternoon, and locked up on a charge
OF larceny. The jewslry was recovered.
About 8 o'clock last evening Thomas
McDonough, 40 years Of age mn employe
of the city highway department died very
suddenly at his boarding place. o36 Rich
mond street. MoDonough had been called
TO supper and as some time ELAPSED and
he did not appear Patrick Roane went 10
his room. McDonough was lying ,;pon
his bed unconscious and before medical
assistance could arrive he had breathed
his last Medical Examiner Perkins was
notified and after viewing the remains
he decided that death had resulted from
natural causes.
Asa Stedman, a gardiner at Narragan-
sett Pier, found body near Indian Head
yesterday. supposed TO be that of James
NJ. Sullivan, who was drowned lear that
place on the morning of Oct -. Tho body
was examined by Medical Exam iner Rob
inson of Wakefield and turned over to Un-
dertaker Case The body was consider
ably disngurcd but was that Of we'll
Developed person about feet 10 inches in
height It was clad In black waistooat
and trousers blue flannel uDderclothcs,
and dark blue swester. Sullivan who
was one OF the crew of the battleship Mas
fachusetts. was drowned from u caiboat
In which he and a companion. Richard
Maggie, wers sailing to New York from
Newport. Magic was saved by being