The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-09-06

Because of life's sad mischances,
Nor to wear ourselves out 10 bring
about
A change in our circumstances.
For this worlds a pretty good sort of
world
And He to whom we are debtor
Appoints our place and supplies the
grace
TO help us make it better
John Lynd of 22 Seymour street re-
ports to the police that someone stole
two bushels OF quohaugs from his boat
at the foot of Seymour street Sunday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Stahl were
thrown from carriage on Tockwotton
street, near Schofield. Sunday night
about D. m. Mrs. Stahl was slightly
bruised about the head.
James Watts. 81 years OF age. was
taken suddenly i'll at his home, 90
Franklin avenue. about a. m. yester-
day. as fsle result OF heat exhaustion.
and died shortly after the arrival OF
DR. Fisher, who was called to attend
him.
Broadway trolley car No. 5lS collided
with team belonging to McGuinness
Bros, beer bottlers, at the corner OF
Fountain and Aborn streets last even
ing, and as a result a number of lager
bottles were broken and their contents
spilled In the street.
At 7.45 last evening a horse which
was being driven on Broad street by
Sidney Irons. accompanied, by his
brother. Fred. Irons. ran away and
both men were thrown out OF the wa
gon and sustained a bad shaking up,
hut no serious injuries.
James shea, who lives at 2s3 Rich
mond street, while at work on the
tracks OF the N. ", N. III. & III. R.R.
was overcome by the heat Saturday
and was taken to his home. where he
was attended by DIR. O'Leary. who or
dered his removal to the f.. /. Hospital
In the ambulance. which was done.
Richard Whitaker, a 1o-year-old boy
whose home Is at II Holmes street, was
found with cash, three inches In
length, on his head on Elmwood avenue
yesterday afternoon. by a policeman.
He told the officer that he had been as
saulted by another boy a short time
previous. seach for whom Is now in
progress.
About s o'clock last evening Fred
Gcodby was knocked from his bicycle
at the corner OF Montgomery avenue
and Broad street. by collision with "A
team. He became unconscious, and for
q time 1t was feared his skull had been
fractured. but an examination at the
H. T. Hospital showed that he had sim
ply sustained scalp wound.
at No. "A East George street, COM
planned to the police OF the Third sta
tion yesterday that he had been severe
ly bitten by dog owned by Elizabeth
Congdon OF No. 27 Pitman street.
Holmes had called at the house for
clothes which were to be Iaundered,
and had barely entered the yard when
the dog jumped at him and bit him on
the left leg.
Kane Mahoney, about 30 years OF age.
who lived at No. 2s3 South Main street.
was overcome by the heat about 10
o'clock last night on South Main street.
and died shortly after being. taken to
the Rhode Island Hospital. Mahoney
had been sick for some time, and when
he sonk to the ground IL was seen by
that he was in a very serious
condition. The ambulance was sum-
tai, but he soon succumbed to the at
tack.
Arthus Guiald. thte conductor of
and Taunton car will have
to buy new coat and may consider
himself lucky that matters are no
worse with him. About 4.30 o'clock
yesterday afternoon he swung himself
TOO far out from the car while taking
a. 4. - 4.
On one OF the steps OF an electric light
pole, on the corner OF Tockwotton and
Traverse streets. and he was thrown to
he ground. Fortunately, he escaped
With badly torn coat and few
|ruises.
And still the pipe-box on the Eddy
treet bridge railroad continues to re-
main menace to public travel despite
everal remonstrances. Saturday
light two men whose names were not
earned. were riding i'm a carriage at
he place and striking the box the wa
ron was overturned and both men were
hrOWn out. one of them sustaining "A
,nd cut upon his head. The horse also
became frightened and started TO run
away but was captured before he had
gone far, although the wagon was bad
y damaged.
A horse. driven by Thomas NJ. SAT-
tone. became frightened at the corner
NJ Atwells and Harris avenues about
SIS O'clock Sunday evening and made
a lurch sidewise. which caused Mr. Sat-
tone to be thrown middlevay into the
street A number of persons who saw
the mishap went to the mans assist
ance and DIR. Winns was called. who
found that the man was severely intur-
cd He took him TO his office where