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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-28
CRANSTON.
Policeman Not Yet Identified|BOy
Escapes Drowning.

Mr. James Brewer OF Boston is visiting his
brother, Mr. Nathan Brewer OF Auburn
Plateau.
The funeral Of Grace the infant daughter
OF MIR. and Mrs. J. Layton of Knghtsville,
took place this morning. Interment was
made in North End cemetery.
The identity of the police officer who al
lowed picnic party near Molter's brewery 10
fill him with lager and then 10 strip him Of
his clothes is not yet certain. The nicnicers
themselves are the only witnesses and, judg-
ing from their description OF the officer, he
belongs i'm Cranston. The chief is investigat-
ing the case.
The lawn party Of the Cranston Wheelmen
on the lawn In front OF Dr. Simmons homo
on Cranston street was largely attended last
night. A number of the Pawtuxet Wheelmen
were entertained as guests. also number Of
wheelmen from organizations in the city.
Town Clerk Waterman will soon occupy
practically new quarters. The clerks office
has been enlarged. the walls and ceiling
newly decorated and the floor clio thed in a
suit Of new carpet.
Drivers and bicyclsts generally appreciate
the Improvement made at the railroad eros
sing on Park avenue, near Knightsville.
Miss Agatha Cole of Cranston has gone to
Foster TO visit relatives.
A small Italian boy had narrow escape
from. drowning while rowing with small
companion on Spectacle pond in search of
water lilies yesterday.
The little fellow was thrown overheard by a
sudden jerk OF the boat while reaching far
out TO pick n large lily. When he came up to
the surface he caught an that his thought
ful companion thrust TO him and this he held
until fishermen came TO the rescue.
There is much talk In the streets and in the
homes about KlonuilSe, but no person is yet
reported to have gone. Mr.. Frank Wilson Of
Cranston said: "If / could realize cash from
my property I'd go tomorrow" Mr.. William
Kirkley of West Arlington said: IF my
family would consent, start for Klondike
soon"
A sleeping driver fell from load of hay
while going Along Park avenue yesterday af-
ternoon. Several men stopped the team and
ran TO the mans assistance. He was stunned
for an instant, but recovered sufficiently in a
few minutes to pursue his journey.
The heavy rains of late have formed pond
on Reservoir avenue, near Park avenue.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-28
EAST GREENWICH.
First Baptist Church to Make an
Excursion -Olher Notes.

The First Baptist church has made arrange.
ments for its annual excursion next Thurs.
day. The steamer Pawneo Of Providence will
convey the party to Point Pleasant, where IL
will take lunch, and from thence go for sail
TO Newport. passing down Mount Hope bay,
with stop of four hours at the summer cap.
ital.
Rev. Il. II. Blakeslce ID. D., principal Of the
East Greenwich Academy, has gone with
party Of friends ON fishing trip, expecting
10 return next Saturday evening.
Rev Francis whitcomh rector Of the 81.
Lukcs Episcopal church of this place. is enjoy.
his vacation in Continental Europe. he
will probably remain in Europe during the
entire summer, expecting 20 visit Germany,
Rome, Florence, Naples and finish with n
tour of Greece. lie will probably return
home IN the latter part Of September.
There will be big clamhake held near
Places corners, short distance north Of
Greenwich. during the coming week. Party
wagons will bc in readiness 60 convey those
who may wish 60 attend from this town. re-.
turning IN time 90 connect with the trains for
both Providence and New London. --
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NORTH END NOTES.

Two well known cyclists had a hcad-on col
lision on Randall square last evening and
both had narrow escapes from severe injuries
One of the men, an employe at the Office of
the Silver Spring Bleachery was thrown
heavily to the ground, but was not even
slightly bruised, put his wheel was twisted
The police of the Second station made five
arrests last night.
The bicycle contingent that went to New
port yesterday under the leadership Of Ser
geant Hartnett. returned brown as berries.
They deny all responsibility for the hard luck
of the Day Star, on which they were passen
gers The party disagreed as to the best To-
cation for a club house on Bellevue avenue.
Hiram Wheaton, clerk in Sudlow's store in
wanskuclS, is TO take n two months vacation
and william Hackett is taking his place.
There were n couple of disturbances sup
pressed last night by the police officer Nc
Govern restored peace TO tho home of Thoma :
Boyle. so Charles street, where there had been
n disagreement, and woman who is not thor
oughly sound in mind went into Lees saloon,
1914, the same street. and interferei with
the marine tactics of the men there. she was
looking for her husband, who was elsewhere
The No-Name Club will hold reception at
the Hautereive Club this evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-28
NEWPORT'S FETE.
Will Be the Most Magnificent in
History OF Summer Capital.

The annual fete and illumination of the
harbor of Newport wifi bo held this year
on Aug. 1. The following warships OF
the North Atlantic squadron will arrive
az Newport previous to the fete
The flagship New York, battleships
Indiana. Maine, Massacb usetts, Texas
ana cruiser Brooklyn, tho monitor Puri-
tan. the tender Ferr, which with tho
battlcship Iowa and tho torpedo boats
already at Newport will make the large,
gathering of the new navy ever seen m
New England.
Tho crews OF sailors and marines from
these ships will be joined by the Fort
Adams troops the Naval Reserve of
Rhode Island md the local militIa will
on the afternoon OF the fourth, paptici.
pate In one OF the most unique and i'm
posing street parades ever witnessed I'm
Newport, or, In fact, any Of the eastern
cities.
The electrical effects from the warships
I'm the evening will be magnificent. in.
cluding as they probably will, the display
made by the New York at kiel, and that
made Inv the Brooklyn IN honor of Queen
Victoria at the recent jubilee.
Fete day at Newport was established i'm
honor OF the visit of the New York Yncht
Club on their annual summer cruise and
10 still celebrates that event. the fleet this
year being due to rendezvous ~ Newporf
commencing with the early afternoon OF
the fourth.
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EAST PROVIDENCE.
Bucklin Post and Reli,nc. Lodge
Hold Meetings-General Notes.

At meeting of Buoklin Post, No. 90
G. A. r., held in Grand Army hall last
evening, also at the meeting OF Reliance
Lodge, No. "a, l. o. O. T., held in Odd
Fellows hall, routine business was trans
acted and. both had brief sessions.
Yesterday afternoon while the tax as
SCISSORS were holding q session In their
room at the town hail. Chairman Francis
l.. Hill was taken i'll with malaria and
WAS removed to his home Mt East Provi-
dence Centre. in carriage, by Assessor
William Ia. McTwiggan.
He Is somewhat better this morning,
but will probably not be able to resume
business for few days.
Watchemoket fire district Is laying a
four-inch water main from broadway
through Leonard avenue and through
short street TO Wheldon avenue.
DR. William w. Hunt Is receiving the
congratulations Of his many friends, the
cause of which Is 9-pound boy, born TO
him yesterday.
The warrants are posted for the annual
meeting of the Watchomoket fire district
which will occur next Monday. The polls
will be open for the election Of officers
from q to 3 o'clock, p. M, after which
the business will be transacted. There
will probably be no opposition To the
present board of officers. The annual
reports are we'll under wav, and Will be
ready for distribution at the meeting.
Today the united workers of the United
CONGREGATIONAL church with large
number of friends. held their annual
outing and picnic at tho grounds OF Mr.
and Mrs. Augustus w. Bourne's summer
residence on the kickemuit river. They
were conveyed thore in party wagons,
while quite goodly number went on
their bicycles
This morning I'm the Seventh District
Court before Assistant Trial Justice
George Il. Hunter, Charles Forest pleaded
guilty to being an idle person and was
sentenced TO the state workhouse for six
months
nir. Walter Griswold is soon to erect n
fine cottage on Grove avenue on the land
adjoining the residence of his mother
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BAD WEATHER.
Naval Reserves Are Feeling 1t at
Forbes ISlani.

Fishers island. n. ". July 2s The dry
northeaster which yesterday interferod
with the plans of the naval militia of
New Jersey, New York and Rhode Island
IL on today and while the wind is not as
high as it was yesterday IL is bowling
along at pretty clip and bids fair to pre-
vent again today outside work.
AS n result the 800 emergency sailors
are still doing duty at anchor and hoping
for better luck soon.
The several ships Of tho fleet now mt
anchor of the northwest point of the
island have on board nearly 2Oo0 souls
and their presence In the waters adds
considerably 90 the excitonent on the
island.
At 10 a. N. Captain Bvxbac. Of the
Maine, who came ashore. stated that sea
going would probably be again post
poned today. Late this afternoon, weather
permitting, the three battalions will nave
dress parade on the Island.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-28
WANSKUCK.
Dog FrightenS Horse and a Run
away and &C liSion Fol Ow.

There was considerable excitement in the
little hamlet Of Geneva about 30 o'clock this
morning, A young colt was the cause OF It,
A French Canadian named Nose Guthrie
from Pawtucket was driving along the street,
when large st. Bernard dog began TO bark
at tho horse.
This frightened the animal which shied 10
one side, throwing out the driver. In its mad
flight the horse collided with the Geneva
bridge, and the little buggy, which might
have been worth si00 many years ago, was
smashed into very small pieces
Tho horse cleared itself from the wreck, and
with piece OF the whifietree dangling from
its heels went in the direction of North Proyi.
dence
Tho owner, Mr.. Guthrie, thought the an
imal would keep en- running until IL got to
the barn in Pawtucket.
The bicycle riders of wanskucl, and they
number mp in tho hundreds, complain OF the
poor condition Of Branch avenue.
In many places on the road on each side OF
the car track are holes which the city should
look after and repair.
The bicycle riders are not tho only people
who complain of the condition Of the street.
The teamsters and the citizens generally nre
dissatisfied with the poor condition Of the
thoroughfare.
The Comets Of wanskuck and the Buffaloes
OF Federal hill met on the wansluclS grounds
yesterday afternoon.
The game was very exciting from start TO
finish and resulted IN victory for the Com.
cts, with the score 10 Z.
On Friday evening Albert Hainsworth and
William Barnett will start for the Klondike
gold folds by way of Seattle, Wash. Mr..
Hainsworth will leave his business in charge
Of his brother. John, during his absence.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-28
TROLLEY PARTY.

The. Good Times Club, composed OF mem
bers OF the Pekin Literary Association, had
trolley party last evening that was largely at
tended.
The two cars chartered by the committee
In charge were crowded. and with the usual
noise accompaniment the large party set out
for Camp White, whore several hours were
passed In dancing and other merry amuse-
ments. Every one had a'good word to say for
the committee of arrangements, ana the
eornetist was also voted all right.
The party arrived home at seasonable
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-28
CORNER GROCERY ROW .

Two women get into an angry dispute at
the corner grocery store at the corner of Black
street and Gladstone avenue last night, and
the residents of that thickly settled locality
had their beauty sleep decidedly ruffied.
The cause OF the trouble, rs near as can be
ascertained, was that woman had forgotten
70 get some article that her husband insisted
should be on the breakfast table, and he went
down TO the store TO get IL.
The lady in charge OF the store was bit
irritated over something and did not take
kindly 10 the remarks made by the lady
whose husband had sent her on the untimely
errand. y
Both women were nervous and the store
keeper took her would-be customer and threw
her b,dily to the sidewalk.
The customer had laid her hands on the ar
ticle her husband wanted, and in getting out
of the store her feet got tangled in basket
of onions and those choice articles of vegeta-
tion were scattered over the sidewalk.
When the onions wre collected and reweighed
by the fstorekeoper's husband a number OF
pounds Of skins were missing, and there was
> heavy entrance on the profit and loss ac-
count.
As is customary in such cases, lawsuits are
threatened The basis OF one suit will BIO as
sault and battery and of the other book ac-
count for onions unpaid for.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-28
AT NORTH END.
A Priest Has a Narrow
Escape From Injury.
Lively Row in a Gladstone
Avenue Grocery Store.
Successful Trolley Party-Finet for
Stealing Copper Wire.

Rev. Father McKenna Of the Holy Name
parish had a narrow escape from being
ra implied under the feet of two horses on
Randall square yesterday afternoon.
He was riding on his bicycle and team
w as standing on the south side of the square,
SO placed that other teams coming around the
end could not be seen.
man who had charge OF n pair OF horses
drove out from behind the team that was
standing on the south side and seemed to be
engaged with some mathematical problem
that took his thoughts away from his chief
business, that OF guiding his horses.
Rev. Father McKenna did not SEQ the horses
until they were almost on top of him. He
then jumped quickly backward and let his
wheel go.
His quick and skilful jump saved hnn from
harm and his wheel steerod clear OF the
horses when the weight was of 1t. The
driver OF the team offered no explanation.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-28
ALONG SHORE.
Excursion Parties at Rocky Point.
Notes From Summer Colonies.

There were two large excursion parties
at Rocky Point yesterday. One was the
Sons of Veterans from Woonsooket and
the other tho Baptist Temple Sunday
school of Fall River.
Gov. Dyer and staff took dinner here
yesterday. The party took the sail down
the bay on special boat and Manager
Harrington served one Of his best dinners.
TIE new Moorish maze on the hill is
attracting considerable attention.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-28

with Mrs. Lyons Delany for the past few
days, returned TO Newport yesterday.
There will be n lawn party at w. +.
Jennison's this evening. The Warwick
band will be in attendance and pleasant
time Is assured.
The bowling tournament did not open
Monday evening at tho Casino as ex-
pected
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-28
HOPE GIVEN UP.
Mr.. Levers Frtents Do Not Think
lie Can Recover.

Cottage City. Mass, July % The con-
dition of John y. Lowell took decided
change Tor the wurso today, ana his
family and Physicians have practically
given up nope of his recovery.
Since early morning he has constantly
grown weaker, until IL seems hut a ques-
tion Of few hours before the end.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-28

The assertion that some day man will
be q hairless animal 10 scorned by soien.
tists Already Halls Hair Renewer is
accomplishing wonders In ayertins bald
mesa
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-28
BAYSIDE.

The funeral of Marcia Winsor. daughter
of Charles Winsor, was held yesterday
morning from her parents residence on
Long Meadow avonue The service was
conducted by Rev William Lane OF War
wick The young lady was very popular
and many words Of sympathy were ex-
pressed for the parents. The floral con-
tributions were many and beautiful. Tho
body was taken TO Providence for burial
the bearers being MIR. Frank smith, Mr..
George Cady, AIR. Herbert Fowler and
Mr. Baker.
Mrs. g. II. Waterman OF Pawtucket
spent one day this week with Mrs. Walter
q. Hartford.
Quite n few Of tho cottagers are under
tho weather this week. Tho doctors sny
that IL is tho weather that causes the
sickness and those who are feeling i'll are
hoping that they will have more agree
able weather in the near future
The new pool tables and bowling ALLEYS
mt the Casino arc becoming more popular
every dav. During the day the young
me1 sJend their time hers. while in
the evening the older ones will DO found.
Whee1men arc complaining Of the new
Tortion or the road that has just been
completed on Long Meadow avenue and
Rocky Point avenue. The surface IL of
gravel and In weeks tis1e IL will wear
down to n hard surface, like the other
roads in that vicinity.
SHAW0MET.
Ex-Alderman Delany OF pawtucket en-.
tertsined Nir. Conrad Of New York the
past week.
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WARM WEATHER PR OMISED.

The hottest ball game played IN years at
Wanskuck Is scheduled for next haturday.
The contesting mines will be the Wanskucks
and the Young Mems Athletic Club. Friends
of both mines place a good deal of confidence
in their favorites and appear to bs willing to
bet heavily. Both clubs are strong and have
done some good work this season, and the
outcome Of the struggle will be awaited
with much interest not only by local devotees
of the game, but by members OF many clubs
elsewhere, who have been made TO suffer ig'
uominous defeat at the hands of either nine.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-28
From Neighboring Towns.
hour, and IL the snow keeps away IL Is proo
able the club will have another.
For STEALING COPPE X.

-Four young lads were implicated In the
theft Of copper from the east side high SCHOOL,
which was noted in this column yesterday.
The copper belonged TO Gilbane Bros. and
was valued at SIS
The names OF ths four lads are Francis
Nulty, Frank Jackson, James Hawkins and
Albert Bell and all except Bell were arrested
yesterday morning. The latter fell into the
hands of officer Hunt last night
In the District Court this morning Nulty,
Boil and Hawkins pleaded guilty and were
fined $40 and costs.
jackson pleaded not guilty and was held for
trial next Tuesday In 500 bonds.
Though jackson was strong on the inno-
cence claim this morning he is out on bail un'
der charge of vagrancy and Nulty has been
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-28
SHAWOMET.

Ex-Aldermsn Delany OF pawtucket en-.
tertsined Nir. Conrad Of New York the
past week.
Mra Chubbuok, who has been stopping
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THE NEWS AT POOLER.
The Weeks GOings-On in the Little
village.

The Weeks Goings-On in the Little
Village.
Mrs. Sam Thompson of Charleston. S.
c., is visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs, c. Veates
Mr.. Fletcher Herring of Macon was
among his friends in Pooler last week.
Mr.. ]. r. wilmington, who has been re-
siding in Savannah for the last two years.
has returned to his home on Collins
street
Miss Annie Jantzen, who has been visit
ing friends at Donna Bella, near Mont
gomery, has returned home.
Mrs. Williams of Ocala, Fla, accom-
panied by her daughter, Lille, arrived in
Pooler Wednesday to visit Rev. w. R.
and Mrs. Mcconnell Mrs. Williams left
for Marietta on Thursday. Miss Williams
will make an extended visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Mcconnell.
Rev. s. Edenfield will commence a
weeks protracted meeting at the Baptist
church tonight. He will be assisted dur
ing the week by the Baptist ministers
from Savannah.
Mr. D. p. Everett and daughter of
Stateshoro were visiting relatives and
frien DIS
Mr.. Ollie Cook returned from Charlotte
vile, Va, Friday, where he has been fin-
ment of the University of Virginia. He
graduated as an NJ ID. Mr.. Ollie is "A
favortte in Pooler and his many friends
are congratulating him on his successful
examination.
Mrs. T. H. Manner of Clyo visited Mrs.
W. II. Burford last week.
Maple Camp Woodmen Of the World.
will hold its monthly meeting at Masonic
hall Friday night.
Miss Ola Bird of Tattnall county is Wis
ting at the home of Mr.. ID. c. Newton.
Rev. and Mrs. w. r. Mcconnell enter
tanned a number Of their friends at a
musical Monday evening. Miss Sarah
Ham sang and was In excellent voice. Mrs.
Hanks, who presided at the piano, delight
ed the company with several popular Sc
lections from grand opera.
The Trinity Methodist Sunday school of
Pooler gave It's annual picnic at Eden
Wednesday. large number attended,
and pleasant day was spent.
Ers. n. N. Cartwright. accompanied by
her family. leaves Pooler for Egypt TO
make an extended visit to her parents
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HELP WANTED-NALEs.

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Creig & Dooley, 141 East Broad street.
WANTED, A MAN TO TAKE CHARGE
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WANTED, EXPERIENCED FURNI-
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fence and terms. Address Furniture, care
News.
WANTED, A TEACHER AS PRINCE
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the colored school. Apply to council. A.
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WANTED, GOOD RELIABLE DRUG
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WANTED, A WIDE-AWAKE MAN TO
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DISPENSARY LAW KNOCKED OUT
We wish to employ at once a good man
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