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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-15
BICYCLE ACCIDENTS.
A Boy Injured and a Machine DAM
aged In Them.
Business at tn: Print Works Latest Notes
From the North End.

There were couple OF bicycle accidents
In this section last evening In ono Of
which a boy was hurt and in the other it
was the machine that was damaged.
Harry Marley, whose homo Is on Cherry
street, went out riding about \ 80 o'clock
on new bike. The machine did not APP
preciate Harry's efforts TO control IL aud
there were some strange moves made that
delighted large crowd of boys aud girls
at the corner OF Smith anu Jefferson
streets, who gave up the hobby horses
on exhibition there TO see Harry do his
trick riding. The lads time of pleasure
was short for In some unexplainable man
ner he took fierce header and struck tho
ground. His head was badly cut and he
lay senseless on the sidewalk for some lit
tie time. His mother had been out look
ing for Harry and her attention was at-
tracted by tho crowd which had gathered
about the poor lad. DR.. Edgar g. Gates
was summoned and he worked over the
lad a long time before Harry regained
consciousness
Charles Green, while riding down
Gladstone avenue about q o'clock last
evening, lost control of his machine, but
managed 10 keep his seat until the curb
stone at the far end OF Woodward square
was reached. The front wheel struck the
curbstone with great force and was quite
used up, but Mr.. Green was unhurt
NORTH END NOTES.
Business at Aliens Print Works is at
present good and the prospects are said to
be bright that it will continue so.
About o'clock this morning six men
wnom 1t seemed unsafe To have around
even in the daylight, were sent To the
Second station by Officers Doe. Luby and
Hennessey. Housekeepers who are early
risers have recently made complaints OF
several ugly and disagreeable callers who
seem disposed TO insist on getting not only
breakfast but certain kind OF dishes.
Some summer, perhaps, not too distant,
the residents of the lower part of Chalk
stone avenue will have the Esplanade on
Charles street TO go and sit on warm
nights instead Of the hot sidewalk.
There will be n large number of Vans
kuckites take part In tho celebration o.
the queens jubilee
A rather mysterious alleged robbery of a
hotel in this section Is icing investigated
by the police.
A Gladstone avenue peddler's rather
weary steed was killed by an agent OF the
Society for the Prevention of Cruelty TO
Animals yesterday.
There were very few arrests made by the
police yesterday.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-15
PAWTUXET VALLEY.
Representatives Of an insurance
Company Lose Their Jobs.
Failed to Get Their Money-Notes From
The Villages.

The New York, New Haven and Hart
ford Railroad Company has large gang
OF men and a constructing train at work
near the Clyde depot filling in alongside
of the present bank so as to allow teams
To reach freight cars standing on the
outer end of the spur track.
Mr. Euclive Lapalme and Miss Marie
Theroux. both of River Point were united
in marriage at st. Johns church at Arc
tic Centre yesterday, Rev. Father Ryan
officiating. Mr. and Mrs. Lapalme will
reside at River Point
The children of the Sunday school of
the Church of Notre Dame do Bon Con-
sell enjoyed, or rather tried to enjoy, a
picnic in Treats grove, near Centreville,
Yesterday afternoon. The heavy shower
about.half. past three put an end TO the
festivities and the party boarded the
special electrics which were held in readi-
ness for them and returned to Phenix.
It is reported in the valley today that
there Is war in another Of the insurance
companies which have been doing busi-
ness in the valley on the ten cents a
week principle. which will discount that
of the company that had trouble with the
widow of Bartley Gaffney about year
ago and was called down and compelled
TO fulfill It's contract through the efforts
OF a number of friends of the widow, who
proposed 10 fight the case to the last ditch.
The Gatfney case Cnly resulted In the
discharge OF one of the agents, but the
trouble in the opposition company has re-
suited in the decapitation OF all OF the
most prominent local officers OF the COM
pany, ono OF whom is member of the
Town Council. The trouble commenced
some time ago when DIR. Andrew Forest
was appointed collector for tho company
and found on looking over the books that
there was something peculiar in the
methods OF his predecessor. As he could
get no satisfaction in regard to the matter
from the local superintendent he Dorlfied
the home Office in New York and as the
result an inspector shortly made his
appearance and after a few days of inves-
tigation concluded that he bad not been
summoned to Little khody" for moth
ing As the result of his Investigations
the official axe was set at work and as the
result there are several desirable vacancies
in the staff OF the company In this vioin-
ity.
.It Is reported that James Agnew is TO
erect "a new hotel on the lot which he re-
Gently purchased of Robert Caswell, on
the Providence Pike at Lippitt.
A new timetable is to 90 into effect on
the Pawtuxet Valley branch of the New
York, New Haven and Hartford railroad
next Sunday and it is reported that an
extra train will be put on the road on
week days.
A number of tho depostors in the de-
funct Phenix Savings Bank who had
given the required ninety days notice of
their intention of withdrawing their de-
posits visited the bank this morning Sut
didn't get their money. whereat they are
very Wroth,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-15
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-15
ARLINGTON.
Fire Company Holds a Meeting-Muster
Invitations Received.

The Arlington Fire Company met in
Arlington district hall last night. Mr..
Allen rendered his resignation. He acted
during the evening I'm the capacity Of sec-
retary and was given vote of thanks.
1t was voted tt>,t fifty men attend the
pumps Of the engine at the squirt We'd
nesday evening. An invitation was re
ceived TO attend the firemen's muster at
Narragansett Park in Septen ber and also
ono To attend the flremen's muster at
Crescent Park. The invitations were re-
ceived and laid upon the table for future
consideration. The sentiment of tho com
pany Is In favor of attending the muster
at the State Fair and many wish also TO
A lengthy discussion on the payment of
dues the report of the transportation COM
mittee and the referring of several bills
finished the business of tho evening
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-15
BURRILLVILLE.

The remains of Bernard 1rimhle, who
died in the Rhode Island Hospital Sun
day, were brought to Pascoag yesterday
afternoon.
the New England railroad. There are
but few changes, but ju't enough to
mako it uncomfortable for one who is
forQetful
The Total Abstinence Literary Associa-
tlon held special meeting last evening
to take action on the death of the late
Bernard Trmble who was once an ar
dent worker for the association.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-15
WORK OF THE EARTHQUAKE.
Reports Of Destruction are Pouring
Into Calcutta.

Calcutta, June Is. kilograms with
earthquake news, the echoes of the sub
terranean disturbance of Saturday last are
pouring in from every station north of
Madras The postofiice at Chittagond
has been swallowed up. The heavy rains
of the last few days are increasing tho
damage done, some OF the streets here
are closed to traffic, and it is believed that
the firing of the jubilee salute TO the
queen must be abandoned.
Thousands OF poor Europeans and
Eurasians are homeless and are living in
tho nnen air.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-15
Wants Sale Restrained.

Alice 5. Brigham, wife OF John O.
Brigham, has filed bill in equity asking
that mortgage sale to enjOined. Mrs.
brigham on feb 10 of the current year
gave promissory note, secured by a
mortgage on real estate at the corner of
1hnycr aud Barnes streets To Lloyd A.
1illinghast. The mortgage and note
were transferred by 1iilinehast To VIII
liam II Lane. who has advertised the
property fer sale. ANY intcrcsr that may
te due. Mrs Brigham expresses willing
ness to ray
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-15
The Cricket Match.

Cambridge, Eng, June la-The cricket
match between the Gentlemen Of Phila-
delpha and an eleven of Cambridge
University. which was begun yesterday
was resumed today. Druce was the fourth
man of the home team and the first
today TO be put out. He was caught
and bowled by King for 100 runs. Score
for Cambridge, 2Sa -
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-15
Only One Trooper Wounded.

VryburR, Bechuanaland. June 10 The
statement from Mashowing TO the effect
that the police camp there had been at
tackled by 800 natives and that six police
men had been killed, turns out to have
been incorrect Only one TROOPER was
wounded and six horses were killed
Volunteers, however, have started for
the scene Of the disturbance.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-15
Vote TO Reduce Stock.

Dover Del. June 15.-The directors Of
tho Dover National Bank have adopted n
resolution favoring the reduction Of the
$50 OOO. The stockholders will act on the
proposition on July Is. Before the defnl-
cation Of Paying Teller BogRs the stock
was selling at sl50. Since tho shortage
the stock has deprecated below par and
80 is proposed to reduce the capital stock
TN order that the stock may enhance TO
its par value again.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-15
CHANGE OF TIME.
New York, New Haven and Hartford
Railroad. Old COLONY system.

The summer schedules will 90 into effect
on this system commencing at 1901 a. m,
Sunday. Juno 20, 1897. when important
changes will be made in train service For in
formation regarding these changes tho public
is referred 20 the large time table posters and
folders which may be obtained ut the tickes
Offices before the new schedules 90 into effect.
E.lG. Allen, general superintendent; George
l.. Connor. passenger trains manager; A. G.
Kendall, general passenger agent.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-15
Rev. DR.. Hartman Dead.

Cleveland, o., Juno 10. Rev. John Harrison
Hartman, Ph, D., former pastor of the Wilson
Baptist church Is dead, aged 80 years. DR..
Hartman had held pastorates at Amesbury,
Mass, and Pittsburg, Pa, befor coming TO
Cleveland.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-15
Circuit Court Term Opens.

The regular term of the United States
Circuit Court began this morning at 10
O'Clock. Ihe jury was ompanelled and
then dismissed until next Tuesday when
the case of Emma Hall vs.. Union Rail
road will TO tried. This case is brought
C. recover damages sustained about n year
ago when the plaintiff was injured by an
electric car near Roger Williams Park.
The rest of the docket consisting Of III
cnscs WAS a.,rried oYcr until next Octoher.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-15
CAPT alists Buy Arizona Mines.

Tacoma. Wash, June Is New York
capitalists have purchased u group OF san
Aliver mines from the Boston owners
The mines are extensively improved and
are considered To contain the largest de-
posits Of copper. silver and lead ores in
Southern Arizona The mines are located
l6 miles south Of Tucson.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-15
Coal Mine on Fire.

Birmingham, Ala, June Is. The Henry El-
len coal mines, Is miles east Of here, owned
and operated by the Tennessee Coal g. Iron
Railroad Company, are on fire. Tho flares
gained considerable headway this morning
and superintendent ormsby has been noti.
fed. All the miners are out of the mines Rep.
resentatives of the company have gone 20
Henry Ellen and the flames will be fought till
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-15
TOWN OF CRANsTON.
TO COAL DEALERS.

The School Committee Of the town Of Grams.
ton invite proposals TO furnish the school
houses of the town of Cranston with best quail
ity or l.ehigl Coal, egg and stove sizes, for
one year, from July I, 1897, TO be delivered 10
the several school houses ss required. three
hundred tons, more or less.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received bv
the undersigned at oak Lawn, X. l., until
MONDAY, JUNE Il. nine o'clock A. IN.
jei5-3t W. A. BRIGGS, Clerk.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-15

Washington. June lh-New England
thunder storms tonight and "Wednesday
slightly warmer; southerly winds
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-26
COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

The Woman's Mission Circle OF tht
First Baptist church will NEE. this az
ternoon at 2:30 with Mrs W. o. Stern
berg, 1865 North Topeka.
The regular meeting Of the Woman:
Missionary society of the First Presoy.
terian church will be held in the church
parlors on Friday afternoon, November
rs, at O'Clock.
Hope Castle No. 13o, knights and La.
dies of the Fireside, will hold reunion
and basket social tonight at Red Mems
hall, III North Market. All are re-
quested to be present.
The B. Y. P. N. of the Emporia Avenue
Baptist church will give an oyster sup
per and an old-fashioned spelling bee al
the church on the corner of Tenth street
and Emporia avenue tonight. II you
have forgotten how 10 spell, just call
around and we will learn that which we
have forgotten, and also enjoy the pleas
ures Of an extra fine oyster supper.
Attention, Garfield Post. You are re-
quested to meet at 235 North Main
street Sunday morning at $50 sharp 10
march as a body to the late residence OF
our late comrade, DIR. Henry Owens to
take charge of the funeral exercises.
DR.. Owens was a charter member of
Garfield Post and every member is ex-
pected to be in line. Garfield martial
band is requested to be present D. T.
Dunbar Post Commander
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-26

Chased number Of horse. for the Unit.
ed States army. which ne took overland
to Oklahoma.
j. c. Byrnes and family Of Kineman
were over yesterday to spend Thanks
giving with Operator Pauline If the
Western Union. Mr.. Pauline has recent
ly moved from College Hill to 22s North
Market street.
Colonel Fred w Bentley has just re-
ceived from Cleveland, Ohio, a fine old
sofa Of his great grandfather. It is
an elegant substantial piece OF furniture
and has been in the family more than a
hundred years.
Assistant District Attorney Harry j.
Bone came down from Topeka yesterday
morning to spend Thanksgiving with
friends in the city. Mr.. Bone will this
morning examine young M. Morgan of
st. john. Kan, VINO is charged with hav-
ing passed counterfeit money.
George w. Israel has returned TO W'ieh-
ita to remain. He Is putting in a COM
plete line of new backgrounds direct
from New York, and fitting his studio
in every way TO keep his work up to its
usual high standard. The large group OF
the late Consistory class just finished is
a fine specimen Of Photographic art.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-26
TWO GAY YOUNGSTERS
Offcers Zimmerman and Thompson Have a
Scramble.

About the only disturbance that occur
red yesterday was a lively tilt on North
Main street, near John.on's cigar store,
between Ed Kistler and Pitz Green on
the one side, and Officers Zimmerman
and Thomson on the other. The two
young men were having a time to such
an extent that officers took them in
charge for protection OF the peace. They
showed fight and Julius Zimmerman,
who had them at first, found that togeth-
er they were too much for him. One Of
them got away. Green was almost more
than match for one man when it came
to dragging him along the street and
keeping him prisoner too 50 jeff
Thompson took hold of him and ne be-
gan to put in all kinds of kicks as we'll
as a good deal of frothy mouth work.
Thompson found Il necessary 10 chouse
the youngster a little. after which he
went along to the station. Some smart
guys offered ra ther loud criticisms of the
officers actions and threatened to inter-
fere, but the matter all blew over and
Green was given a chance to reflect in
the cooler.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-26
HAPPY FAMILY REUNION
Mr.. and Mrs. Stuckey have Their Children
With Them for Thanksgiving.

One of the happiest events yesterday
was the family reunion of Mr.. NJ. VI.
Stuckey and his estimable wife. Gath
cred about the Thanksgiving dinner
table were all of their relatives except
one. From the remote western shores
OF Oregon TO the Mississippi had differ
ent members of the family come to be
present and great was the rejoicing.
He was a soldier in the late war from
Kentucky, and is now 2n 9onored. and
respected citizen OF Wichita. The moth
er is an intelligent and amishle German
lady, while all the family occupy high
positions in both social and business cir
cle.. Those present were: Amelia
Stuckey, Aaron Buschweiler OF Portland,
Oregon, a brother Of Mrs. Stuckey. who
have been separated for fifty years,
when they were children in Germany;
Judge NJ. NJ. Stuckey, Jr., and wife OF
Newport, Ark; George E. Stuckey. wife
and son of st. Louis; Mrs. David Calvin
and daughter OF Marion, Kan; s. NJ.
Stuckey of Newport, Ark. and Miss
Lucie, Miss Minnie and Fred Stuckey of
Wichita. There was only one absent.
that being Mrs. James H. Suits OF But
Ter, Mo.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-26
MRS srmAHON Is MARRIED
Veds MIR. Charley Clark, Formerly of This
City, In ST. Joe, Mo-

Word was received in the city yester-
day announcing that Mrs. Lenora Nc
Mahon and Mr.. c. w. Clark were mar
ried in st. Joseph, Mo, Wednesday,
Mrs. Mcmahon left here last spring with
the Mcmahon Brothers circus, which be-
came her property after the death Of her
former husband, Joseph B. Mcmahon,
who was shot and killed last March from
a bullet fired by Mr.. J. V. Cunningham
in the Manhattan hotel. Mr. Clark, for
few months was the proprietor OF the
Royal Exchange and When the show left
here last August ne went out as press
agent. When the circus disbanded for
the winter it was taken into winter quar-
ters at Leavenworth. 1t is understood
that Mr.. Carl Allen, who was the man.
ager Of the circus during the past sea-
son, fls. been discharged and that Mr..
Ferguson, who was the head bill poster,
was made manager. Mr.. and Mrs. Clark
left after the marriage on a wedding
tour in the northwest
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-26

the city to the scene. About four loads
of wood belonging to Mr.. Nick Steffen,
located on the big vacant lot just south
OF the laundry, caught fire and made a
big blaze. No one seems TO know the
origin OF the fire. The loss was small.
The strong wind at the time was blow
ing the blaze across the alley toward the
fine business houses on the eagt side of
Main street. The prompt arrival of the
department kept the fire from spreading
and in about ten minutes after they ar
rived the fire was extinguished.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-26
MUSIC AND ORA MA

Thomas ". Keene. the eminent TRACE
dian. accompanied by Charles B. Han
ford and a competent company, will ap-
pear at the Crawford Grand Tuesday,
December 4. It is perhaps unnecessary
10 comment On the prominence OF Mr..
Keene as a tragedian. He is the fore
most Shakesperian actor of this coun-
try. combining the subtle:y and charm
of Booth, the grand force OF Forrest and
the versatility of Davenport, a happy
union which added to his scholarly study
and MS dramatic instinctiveness. has
placed him in the proud position he
holdstoday in the esteem OF the theatre
going public. In Mr.. Hanfcrd ne has a
capable and efficient associate who is
familiar, by experience, with classic
plays.
LADY AUDLEY'S SECRET"
Head & westlsnd's Players presented
the above sensational society drama at
the Crawford Grand laAt night 10 a good
sized audience. Miss Matte Choste, in
the character Of Lady Audley. did some
very fine emotional work. Mr.. Harry
Chaote interpreted the part OF Luke
Marks with great effect.
The southern Rose" will be the bill
for tonight. THIS is said TO be a very
strong play and gives the entire COM
pany a chance TO appear to good ad-
vantage. On Saturday afternoon a
ladies' and chiidren's matinee will be
given, on whicl1 OCCASION the old favorite
Uncle Toms Cabin" viii be presented.
after which grand baby show viii take
place AMI four hundred dolls viii be
given away.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-26
CITY IN BRIEF.

| Lewis Jones came up from wellington
| yesterday to visit with fis father.
| Mr.. 0. A. Boyle spent Thanksgiving
with his parents in Valley Center.
Mr.. S. H. Stevens left yesterday morn
ing Ell Dorado, where he spent the day
Mrs. ]. NJ. GilIispie is in Hutchinson
for short visit with relatives and
! f.iends-
Misses Bertha and Edna Shaw spent
yesterday in Wellington visiting with
friends.
| Mr.. Walter Henrion was a Wichita
spectator al the football game yesterday
in Kansas City.
Miss Elsie Martin was in Haysvine
yesterday spending the day with relst-
| ives and friends.
Mr.. C. s. Brsnine, ex-county attorney
OF Harvey county. was in the city yes
terday from Newton.
Miss May Hartman Of Leavenworth IS
expected in the city today to visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Allen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hammond arrived
in the city yesterday morning to visit
with relatives for few days
Mrs William Rush or North Topeka
avenue Is entertaining her sister, Mrs.
Philips Of Clay Center. for few days.
Miss Laura NJ Calet died yesterday
morning corner OF Harry and Palisade
avenue. Funeral notice will appear
later.
Mr. c. c. HuboeIl OF Neoiesha was
visitor in the city yesterday and during
fis s;sy mere was the guest Of the
Carey.
Mr.. r. r. Hatfield went TO Emporia
yesterday morning 70 spend Tnanksgiv-
ing with his son who is attending col
lege there
Messrx. Frank Myers and L. r. De-
iansy Of the Santa Fe system spent yes
terd7y in Kansas City taking in the
football game.
Mr.. and Mrs A. T. McElya left yester-
day morning over the Missouri Pacific
fcv Macon. Ga. where they viii make an
extended vi.it.
Live Stock Inspector J. G. Mccoy
come down yesterday morning from
Kansas City to spend Thanksgiving
with his family.
Mr.. Harvey ]. Hopkins % Ner York.
whi has been vsss;ins in the city for the
past month. leaves this morning for
Chicago. via the Rock Island.
Mr.. Frank Todd LETT yesterday morn
ing for his for;e in Fort Reno. after
three days business trip here. He pu--