The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-08-25

Have begun 10 luIuOiC.
With Nelrs help-I tell you tnat
Girl Is Just dandy
I can use a left arm. now,
Lover-iike and handy. /
EDWIN l.. SABIN.
I Dana OF this city has been
rranted patent for tentering ma
chine.
The quarterly meeting Of the Medical
Society will be held Thursday, Septem-
her 1. at the Eloise. IL Franklin street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernhard Carlson and
family OF Lynn, Mass, are guests OF
Mr.. ana Mrs. c. j. L. Lyimgstrum, 1856
Prairie avenue. this city,f few days.
Yesterday the funeral of Edward
Early. who died at the Rhode Island
Hospital from injuries sustained by be-
ing run over by party wagon, was
held at the Church of the Immaculate
Conception.
A. the corner of South Main and
Bridge streets, last evening, Dennis
Myers. whose home is at 175 Pearl
street. was thrown from his bicycle. he
& sustained a scalp wound, but was able
ia 70 to his home unassisted.
Lizzie McGair, years old,while play
ing In the yard at her home. 10 Opper
street. yesterday afternoon. tripped on
the foot OF playmate and fell heavily
70. the ground. Her left arm Was
broken near the elbow. DIR. Barley
reduced the fracture.
The alarm sent out from box 262
shortly after o'clock last evening was
Tor slight fire in the tenement at ~
Ocean street, occupied by Margaret
Mckee. The blaze was extinguished
before much damage was done. 1t was
caused by the explosion OF a lamp.
The following named directors were
elected at the annual meeting or the
clinton Chemical Company, held at
Newark. N. j.. yesterday: Henry b.
Winship, william Halkyard and David
III. Thompson of Providence; Frank J.
Rock OF Newark; Albert c. White. Au-
xustinc Jones, c. Franklin Nugent and
Frank J. clinton, all Of Providence
thistle Lodge, Daughters OF Gale
donia. and large party OF friends
made an excursion down the bay last
evening on the steamer Squantum
Rallston's and Young's orchestras fur'
nished pleasing selections during tho
trip and refreshments were served. The
excursion was in charge of Mrs. James
Hutchinson. Mrs. Alexander Fauids
Mrs. Ives and Mrs. Marshall.
Tonight Reeves American Band will
render the following program at Rose
Williams Park: March, Gov. Dyer
Reeves: overture, 'william Tell, Ros
sini: (a) valse vivace. op GA. Chopin
fbl ssSouth Carolina Sift." Tracey; sol
for cornet, Mr.. b. II. Church; gram
fantasia, Fosters Songs" Reeves
"Reminiscences of Ireland" Godfrey
solo for trombone. Mr. spary; fantasis
..Tannhauser," Wagner; paraphras'
ssYankee Doodle" Reeves; national ali
The American Band orchestra fur
nished music for the Narraganse'
Boat Club smoker last evening. A
snfovable entertainment was provide
Sv the house committee. A quartz
composed of club talent sang sewers
selections. which were well receive
and occasioned several encores. An e'
hibition OF clog dancing was given
one OF the members. There was plen'
Of weed for the smokers. and light r.
freshments were served at the concll
vion OF the entertainment.
A large party participated In II
moonlight excursion Of the Y. M. c.
last evening on the steamer Ramble
The steamer went down the bay as II
a. Prudence Island, and through Bri
tol harbor. reaching the city on the r
turn shortly before IL o'clock. T
Talma Ladies' Orchestra, under the {
rsction OF Miss Helen May Butler, re
dered = number OF pleasing selectio
dx.1ng the evening On the commit
N charge Of the affair were F. T. X
ley. chairman: III. Sherman. r.
Miller. A. NJ. Briggs and ID. p. WI
took.
At the meeting OF the Grand Loo
Sons OF St. George. at Westerly.
following named officers were elect
Grand president. Thomas Turner; ct
vice-presidcnt. George w. Burg
grand secretary. Herbert Broadhs
Grand treasurer George shaies; ~
messenger. william Chadwick; gr
trustee. John w. Battey; Chairman
finance commiftee. John Morpeth;
peal and grievance Thomas p Da