The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-10-20
Cleveland Leader.


At 2;20 so'clock this afternoon the r.
J. Woman's Suffrage Association began
its annual meeting in the Bell street
chapel. The meeting will be continued
at o'clock this evening.
Patents have been issued to Rhode
Islanders as follows: j. Olson Provi-
dence. safety cap for gas burners. U. l..
Rife, Newport, bottle stopper. l..
Strauss. Providence, water wheel.
In the Church OF the Epiphany i'm
Elmwood this evening a harvest home
festival will be held at which the Rev.
Marion Law. rector Of st. Paurs
church, Pawtucket. will preach the
sermon.
An 1ver Johnson bicycle. which re-
NAMED on Weybosset street near
Orange from s o'clock this evening
until l o'clock this morning was
finally taken to the Central Police sta
tion by Patrolman Luby.
Policeman Gambel of the Fourth po-
lice station last night found Bird"
bicycle I'm a lumber yard on Cranston
street. The machine Is now awaiting
Identification. 1t is OF the 22-inch pat
tern and is maroon i'm color.
Edward Harold, ten years old, whose
home is at 3s Travers street, is reported
as missing by his mother. who says he
left the house about o'clock yesterday
yY1o fpO 10
waist with corduroy trousers.
A large pane OF glass, valued at S.,
in a store at COS Westminster street
owned by William Halton, was broken
by an Intoxicated man named William
Smith, falling against IL last night
about Ills o'clock. officer j. NJ. Can
non soon afterward arrested Smith.
The first of a series OF winter socials |
was given in Columbia Hall. Richmond |
street, last evening by the Ladies' Pro- |
gressive Aid Society. Supper was served |
from until o'clock and at 8: 30 dane |
ing began 10 the music of Greene's or
chestra. The attendance was good.
George Jordan of 17S Crary street |
found a black horse and express wagon
on Clifford street yesterday afternoon
about o'clock. He reported the matter
to the police. and later the team was
called for and identified as the property
of. Arnold & Tourtellot Of 1Sa Canal
street.
On account OF the heavy storm last
evening the meeting Of the Rhode ISL
and horticultural Society was indeh-
nitely postponed. The committee |
with making arrangements for
he chrysanthemum show held a meet
ng. however. and disposed OF consider
lble business.
Voting lists have been posted by board
" canvassers and registration in the
'arious voting districts throughout the
ity. A complete set OF lists covering
he entire city is TO be found on the
outh side of Weybosset bridge. The
inal canvass will begin Oct 2s, when |
he board will visit Wards I. 2, and 4.
IN the following night Wards 3. 6 and |
will be visited. and on Oct3l the work
viii be completed.
An enjoyable literary and musical en-
crtsinment was given In st Paul's NJ.
=. church last evening before a large |
snd well-pleased audience. Those talk
Ing part were Mrs. Mary r. Grout. 40
prsno; Miss Annie Grace Cummings
contralto; Mr.. r. Lindsey Cummings
tenor; Mr.. Robert Brown, baritone;
Miss Lillian May Eddy. vioiinist: Miss
Mabel Howard Vaughn. elocutionist
and Miss Alice Howard stetson. plan
list and accompanist.
Mr.. II. c. Macdougall delivered the
last lecture In the series on the struc-
fure Of music In his studio I'm the Leder-
rr. building yesterday afternoon. In
of the various points
brought out I'm the lecture. the follow
NJ numbers were played by Albert r.
Foster, violin. and Mr. Mcdougali. pI-
no: Larghetto cd sonata). Handel:
'resto 18th sonata). Haydn: Adsgio
5th sonats). Beethoven: Meditation.
en-: siegmund's Love Song from Die