The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-07-12

work On the S wer IN Aleppo SlrseL
Cases Against MIX Dealers.
Tbo.s who desire to get an insight into
49, ,,ss ~ miner can do 80 by making q
eli A the Aleppo street sswer, which Is
,~,ns ooos,ructed under the supervision OF
r,wnrd l. Newman just ht present Tour
eanrs Of experienced men are at work. nearly
% feet underground. with siedges' o'iiis'
torch light and dynamite making a passage
for the sewer The distance through whion
these men must work their way through 'xs
uolid bed of rock is more han zoo iee' anu
win not be accomplished before oo'ooer NO
lssst At the north and south end OF tne 'un
No, men began 20 enter the rock from ievei,
and about midway OF the distance wen
or shaft about 40 feet has been SUNK ana iro"
this two gangs are working tneir way W
wards the ends This shaft Is suppheo WIN
eli OF the parsphernslia OF coai nine suon
a. heavy pulsoiueter pumps. Air pumps an.
,,,rs. and miudature railroads The cars OF
the latter are loaded with stone' anu "'o
drawn 10 the foot Of the well by engines To-
~-,.a -, tha hank. and are raised to the top,
aud emptied
NJ Newman has taken every precaution TO
,,rsx.nt any accident by heavily bracing the
r,roraad Large crowds are attracted to the
.ecns every day, and during the hot SPELL
,,.pv envjud the workmsn. who found IL
verv comfortable in the underground WORK
shops
In = few days there wall be grist OF John
ston mi,kmsn in the Sixth district court, on
thu charge of selling impure milk, for num-
bar az MIX Inspector Potter's assistants have
he.u In the vicinity for more than month";
co,,ecttne samples There have been number
of comical experiences connected with shis
work for most of the milk men are familiar
,v,tb The fact snd form Of the collector OF
ssmples and when some OF the drivers see
him. will dodge out Of sight. aud scurry
through side street, and manage to get OUT
n .he vny for the time being Quite num-
ber Of families in Johnston have wondered
,rbv other milkmen did not call AZ the usual
hour. but when they find that no has been ar
rsirnsd for furnishing them with impure
m;lk. they will undoubtedly comprehend the
c.uas During the last month there nhs been
= decided change for the better In mix In
this vicinity
Vslter brown, member Of Hose 20. who
WAS overcome by heat while at work on the
roof Of 6oott's house, l5s Labsn street. on sne
morning Of July 4, is still In deiirious con
dttion At his home, corner OF America ano
Kenyon streets, but Ia somewhat pes'er' u
thoueh. his condition 10 critical. Frank
Benchly Of the same company, ana In
sured a the same time by falling ladder
returned TO duty yesterday morning.
Nathan N Russell. electrician-in- o'
xhe polics department with large numoe
Of vvorkmen, this morning began the work o
set,ine the poles Cor the patrol system In IN
nnuexd district.
The alarm from box $40 last evening wa
The cause of considerable excitement, not o.
account Of what damage might have pee
done BY the fire, for this ut the time was foi
gotten II was race betwsen Hose companie
u ana 20, the former being located on Put
nam street, and the latter on Plainfieid stree
ana both companies were obliged TO co'n
into OlueyiIle square to reach the box Thos
who were fortunate enough to be standing
che vest side of the square could sec bot
compsnies coming at full speed. and ns th
so's left piainfield street. the driver caught
rlimpse of the las bounding along Aanto
avenue, end then each driver urged his Ga
lopinR steeds Just q trife harder Thei
vam't time to make anv bets after the tw
eompauies got into the square. but as the H.
ins horses nsarsd Stokes street. the 20's Sht
ahead. and the driver of the las threw .
mis- hands and said to the driver OF the 70
You have done alright II was spirits
oioture and no doubt but what the fremel
moro especially the victors enjoyed 1t mo-
than any one else II 10 probable tnat the di
tance will be surveyed today for the purpo
Of sseinR which company had the longest ru
hut it IL believed that there is no perceptih
difference The fire cut no figure In the ca
Citizen Paris Mathewson, or as he Is know
nv manv. Town Comedian Mathewson, W
completely showed under ut the hnanci
town meeting held ut Manton yesterday {
the more sensible voters came to the eoncl
siop that IL was high time 10 end the hor
plsy OF Mr. Mathewson. VINO In the past "
1hs lie OF the meetings The result oi q
meeting was that sufficient appropriate
for each and every department was lorders
ana this included electric lights The sax q
year will be s1.30 on 500
Twenty i've of the leading citizens Of
ANNEXED district met In Dad Fellows hall la
evenfng and organized what In the futr
win be known as the Sunset Club. the opj'
being socisbility and to secure public l
rrovemonts. The officers chosen are as 4
lows. President, Gilbert r Parker vice pre-
dent. N n Wright; secretary. Walter ID IL
ris: treasurer, John T Kenyon; house comm
tes. A Twitchell. NJ ID. Henry W Heol'
r d. and william K Waterman; social co
mistse, James Pierce, Steere =
Frank Whipple: rule committee. Hon q
Bsars. Edwin A Cook and J San souci.
James Knowles. well known among
Enelish secret societies In this state. ,
buried from tho Broadway Baptist Chu
Yesterday afternoon. there bsing pres
large delegations from Lily Lodge, 0
MU. ths sons cf st George and AIfredis
The intermspt was at the North End Co
tsry. whore tho burial services Of the
Fellows wss performed.