The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-10-15


William IL. Angel of Cranston has
been granted pension of s12 month.
Sarah G.. Walsh, an insane person,
was. upon the recommendation of ply
sicians. committed to the State Hos
pital for the Insane this morning by
Judge Sweetland.
Eugene sullivan died at the Emer-
gency hospital yesterday from injuries
received Thursday by being crushed
between a coal car and a post on the
Wilkesbarre pier
In the Sixth District Court this morn
ing Thomas Martin, charged with the
theft of articles ffem Samuel -Sehana-
bel. valued at $3.50 pleaded guilty and
was fined $40 and costs.
William s. Phillips of Sl2 Willard
street reports To the police that while
riding bicycle yesterday. on Elmwood
avenue near Roger Williams avenue,
he was bitten on the leg by dog.
A quarterly meeting OF the Il. Y.
w c. Association will be held at
7.30 o'clock next Monday evening in the
young women's building. at the corner
OF Washington and Jackson streets--
Mr.. william Lucksmith. a well known
wool merchant of Bradford, England,
and Mr.. Simeon Rogers, woolen
manufacturer of Leeds, who have been
passing week in Providence, have
gone to Philadelphia.
A colored girl named Rosa Powell.
whose home is at the rear of l040 Broad
street, is reported missing since Sep
tember 80. She is four feet and six
inches I'm height. medium build and
wore a blue dress, with white sailor
hat.
Welcome A. Cotteil. about so years of
age. was found Ill on the city hall steps
early this morning by officer Morton,
who summoned an ambulance from the
Rhode Island hospital and at his re-
quest the sick man was taken to his
home at 26 Cranston street.
AT about o'clock last evening a man
named Patrick Duffy, 81 years of age,
street. lie was carried into the estab-
liehment OF T. r.. Hickey at the corner
OF South Main and Planet streets by
passers by. and the ambulance from
-tlf-- Rifot-- Island -hospitft- ~sts-eeiied,
and he was removed To that institution.
He lives on Charles street.
Gen. Nelson Wall. warden Of the state
prison. and Dr. George +. Keene. SUI
perintendent OF the state hospital for
the insane. who will represent the
Board of State Charities and Correc-
tions at the session Of the Nationei
Prison Association, to be held at In
dianapols next week. left for that city
yesterday. During the sessions. DR..
Keene will read a paper on Sanitation
and tuberculosis I'm State Institutions"
An enjoyable musicale was given at
the Art club last evening. Following
was the program which was arranged
by Mr.. Hans Schneider: Violin solo.
by Josef +. Lewis: ballade and polo
naise. by Vieuxtemps; two movements
Of Mendelssohn's violin concertoS songs
by Nevin and Larsen. Thomas Living
stone Barton; piano solos. pieces by
Karganon. Hans Schneider who also
served as accompanist. a spread fol-
lowed the musicale.
Romeo Desanti. who lives In the
house at the rear Of 372 South Water
street. last night reported TO the Off.
GERS OF the Third station that a man.
who gave his name as Christian Al.
varez, a sailor, from Savannah, Ca.
was III at his home. Mr.. Desantl said
IL was his opinion that the man had an
attack OF yellow fever. Lieut.. Murray
with two officers went at once 10 the
place and saw the man, after which
they notified Assistant United states
Surgeon Byron OF Brown of the mans
condition. The latter investigated the
case and said that the sailor was suf-
fering only from malarial fever. which
he contracted I'm Georgia. He treated
the man temporarily and then said he
would have him removed to the Marine
hospital