The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-30


Hot all the world will dare 10 meet
The. .thunders Of the serricd line.
Upite! 70 incn OF kindred race,
And hold the land controlling seal q.
Then arc secure those blessings dear,
Peace among men and Liberty.
~ Boston Transcript
The hon coop of John Sullivan, b1a
Douglas avenue. was visited by
uhisves night or two ago, and num-
hef Of hens were taken.
Two man last evening stole John 4.
Clarks's borss and wagon from the irons
Of he STORE. 80 Ives street, which was found
later On Bsnent street by the police.
Charles Psttsn ef 40 Kenyon street
mourns ths loss of now bicycle. he
having coIlidsd With tsam driven by
s Frank EolIick on Westminster street last
svsning.
The Providence line steamers will be
the Plymouth aud the Rhode Island
1aily trips will bs made except satur-
day. xhs Plymouth II scheduled for
Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday: the
Rhode Island for Monday. wsdnesday
and Friday. In New York the boats
will arrive at and depart from pier 10
1nslead Of p Ter 80
shortly after . o'clock last evening
Alfred Barlow sent out an alarm of fire
from box 132 at the corner OF Longmont
and 6alins streets. The causs was q
sjight blaze In the barn on Yorkshire
Y avenue. owned by j. 4. Tank, contrao-
or. The same building has taught tire
from some unknown GAUSS two or thres
times before.
Delegates from Rhode Island, who left
on the 6:lb train Wednesday evening for
the Prohibition Park. Staten island
oonvsntion, from june Both to July 9th,
inelusiva were Mrs. II. A. Babcook,
koeD PrssL w. y. T., u, Miss E. p.
Nishola state secretary; Mrs. A. J.
WinshiR pres, klmwood Union, aud
Hon. II. n. Nstcalf.
Cable Cottage on the banks CT the
beautiful 6<ekonk river, Is now open for
The season. This Is one Of the finest
spots for families and caildrsn. No iutox-
ioating liquors ere sold at this place. The
bosting here IL sxoellsnt, and the best
yowboats TO be found are to let both day
and evening. Mr.. Livinaston, the popu-
lar manager and his wife ere alwavs 60
b founo at the cottage ready to serve
thsir patrons.
A musical and literary entertainment
Of nigh order Will bs given at the
1rocadero tomorrow evening IN aid of
The Providence Dispensary. The COM
mittee Of arrangements has been fortu-
1ste IN having rendered II the hall and
much assistance In order that the reoeipts
may almost wholly 60 TO the benefit Of
ths sick poor. The program is iutrusted
% the National bureau Of Entertain /
.ess Mrs. N. Nettis Brown. manager,
and IL IL understood that the talent also
contribute their services at special
prices for this worthy cause.
Johnston Williams, oolored, got drunk
yeeHSday sfternoon and In the evening
ereafed disturbance on 1ighlman street
aad. when requested TO 60 home By Pa
otcIUsn BARLEY ana Hopkins of the
= light street station. not My refused,
oot skowtd desire to whip both of tho |
rotxolmep. In this. OF course, he failed.
and when he landed In the station. Il
Wao nscessary to call Police Surgeon |
Ralmer to bind MP his wounds he was
1eed ~ and costs in tue police court this
morning.
4 nest four-pags program is out,
DEinted IN RED, wiiits and blue, arrang-
xrg patriotic day at the Hope stree. |
- Il. Church next sunday. In the
nornine speei,l patriotic music will 10
yendered. The United Order Of American |
0echanics will attend In body. The
posbor, Kew. kennetts e. Miller will de-
1lver patriotic address entitled, Provi. |
dsatisl America. At she clos, Il |
eho morning services. 1915 y. m, Gev.
D1sr 10 10 unfurl the large, handsome
new nag and make q brief address. In
~ evening grand patriotic concert
III closs thu days services
That she way Of ths peaosmaksr 10
hord has often bsen demonstrated, ana
o1is be- again b,en forcibly illustrated
~ ne case sf William Boyle. who IL
lying - the Rhode Island hospital with
> broken lee. Owen Hunt, who 10
BoyIe's brother-in-Isw. and James Nc
xnoohIsn became engaged In . heasei
egCuuent on the corner Of Kingsley ave-
30 and Eagle street last evening. ana
4Iru words they came 60 blows Is
~ - uhis etage Of the affair that Boyle
envpeo "a % psacemaker, and he made
o1ovoi1ing attempts to sepsrsts the two
-. William L. Oummings who was
49, ovtine ~ . sort Of adviser. it 10 said,
Du11o1 Boyle 70 one side Ia such q man.
- @1oo HUNT fell upon him. breaking
- ~ Xhs injured nan wss taken TO
60 boooits1 in the IN bulancs, and. a.
eouDDo1nt vss made, there wsrs no