The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-04

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Keep watch Ger the passengers. thus Ipray.
''For to me they are very dear;
And special ward. gracious Lordl
Ger the gentle engineer"
London Tid-Bits.
Fourteen persons were fined 70 and costs
each In the police court this morning for
drunkenness.
In the police court this morning Louisa
Williams was fined s5 and costs for revsi-
Ing on Canal street.
Charles Markon of GIG North Main
street was bitten on the left leg by hig
yellow dog yesterday afternoon.
Theodule Coderre and John r. Donahue
were each fined SO aud costs In the police
o0urt this morning for dumping refuse
ON Grant street.
The police Of this city have been re-
qusstad to locate Lizzie Staplin, l6 years
old. who came to Providence from the
wiusor Hotel at Worcester. Mass, few
days ago.
Mrs. Anna Garlin spencer will deliver
. special discourse upon "rhe War: Our
Present Duty" 1T Bell Street Chapel.
Sunday afternoon at . o'clock. The pub
lio invited
The police OF this city have been offered
. reward of $1,000 TOR the capture of Fred
erick 7. Moors. who is said to have en-
bezzled $50 900 from the National Bank
Of Commerce OF Boston.
At9 O'Clock this m orning Patrolman
Kane found Q number Of windows
smashed In the machins shop OF John
Bolan, corner Of Friendship and Orange
streets. Spite IL said to be the cause OF the
affair.
Edward Logan, so years old, came in
from Tarklin yesterday. got drunk and
fell asleep In liquor saloon on Canal
street. and when hs swoks he found that
some one had robbed him Ct "a. q pocket
knife and 10 cent piece Of tobacco.
A fellow giving his name as William
Fuller has the distinction among his fell
lowmsn to be the first "ex.rareripe" to
get into the hands OF real city police,
he being lined ~ and costs in the police
court this morning. He was arrested in
the annexed district
The funeral Of James ID. Underwood,
the we'll known jewelry salesman OF this
city, who died In Sc. Louis few days
ago after drinking cyanide OF potassium,
which he mistook for water. will take
plaoe at the Church of the Savior. Ban
eft street, tomorrow afternoon at 1:3O
O'Clock.
While under the influence of liquor yes.
terdsy afternoon Stephen Brady, who lives
on Richmond street. fell on Crawford
street and sustained q number Of bad
cuts on his face and hsad. He was sent
to the Central police station by Patrolman
McDonald, and from there TO the Rhode
Island Hospital
At Shamrock, yesterday aftern oon, one
of the large tenement houses belonging
to the Carmichael estate was destroyed
BY nre, the blaze having been started, 1t
10 thought, by spark form passing To-
connective. The tenants sucos EIDE In es-
Gaping with all Of their household effects
through the prompt and efficiens assist
ance rendered BY the neighbors. BY the
diligent application of buckets of water
the sd1acsnt buildings were saved. Ihe
burned structure was insured.
In B and W hall at the corner Of Grams
ton and knight streets last evening, Rev.
W. L. Taylor. president of the True Re-
formers' Savings Bank of Richmond,
Va, lectursd before the Providence
branch Of the Frsternal Beneficial Society
for sick and burial benefits. MI. Tsylor
Was In this city two years ago and Cd :
dressed the members Of the society. He
II engaged In carrying on the work
founded by the Rev. William Brown.
established some II years ago.
The Alumni Association of the r. I.
School Of Design held its annual reunion
at the school on Waterman street last
evening Brief addresses were made by
the prosidsnt William X. Browning and
By the principal, Warren &. Locke. After
Mr. Locke's remarks the evening was
pleasantly psssed In dancing. the -Four
Fr1ends' Orchestra furnishing music.
The ofI1csrs If the association are Col.
W1Ilism x. Brownfpe, prosidsnt; George
4 stove son. secretary; y. u shsr Devoll.
treasures.
Yesterday the potato patch committees
hsld meeting In the Office OF Mayor
Bsksr. oity hall. The reports showed