The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-21

That you are going shopPins'
She handed him her purse. He found
Car tickets-but not many
Some dry goods samples, chewing gum'
A hairpin and penny.
Washington STAR
Nine drunks were each lined 70 anu
costs IA the police court this morning.
Ex-Mayor z. d. McGuinness Is muoh
fmrroyed in health and he expects 10 SO
IN Old Point Comfort nextiTuesday.
Tn the Sixth District Court this morn
ing cases for non support were continued
ns follows: William +. Dsvenish to
March 4, William Porter to March T. and
Henry T.. Dunkins to April %.
An East Side bachelor who is crusty,
Mt not old, declares that woman gen
sralIy has three stages: One when she
believes her husband couldn't love any
one but her; ono when she believes he is
I'm love with every woman he looks at,
and one when she doesn't care which OF
the two is true.
An alarm of fire was runs In from box
SO about o'clock iast night by A. II.
Gardiner. A kerosene lamp in the house
mt 67 Borden street had exploded and set
fire TO some OF the furniture. The blaze
was quickly extinguished and little
damage was done. The house was oc-
~..~toa ~, Tho,,,ac Earlav
Yesterday afternoon man calling him.
self Waiter Green entered the menaRere
at Roger Williams Park. apparently half
dszsd. He said he had been struck by an
iron bar and then fell to the floor uncon-
scious. The attendants made him as
comfortable as possible until the ambu
lance arrived, and he was t21x~A TO the
hospital There he was thoroughly ex-
amined. but no signs Of any injury what
ever could be found.
A number of the Italians Of this city
are considering the project OF Philhar-
monIc Association, and committee has
already been appointed to devise some
plan OF action. The orchestral portion Of
such body could be brought together
with comparative ease, as there are many
competent instrumentalists among the
local Italians, but the vocal section
would require great deal of training In
solfeggio aud harmonics before anything
OF a serious nature could be up iertaken.
Shortly after O'Clock last night there
was Q little fire at Oden q Sundgrcn s
tailoring establishment corner Dorrance
and weybosset streets The fire was
quickly put out by the department in
the presence OF large crowd. Little
damage was done except by water and
smoke to the cloth. 1t Is thought that q
hot goose caused the blaze. Most OF the
clcth belonged TO a man who had stored
It there. Oden and Sundgren's damage
10 covered by insurance
The park commissioners have engaged
Max Sloman to take charge OF the
animals in the menagerie at Roger Will
liams Park. Mr. Sloman arrived here
today from New York. He was formerly
In the employ of Carl Hagenbacb. the
great animal dealer of Hamburg, who
sent him to this country in charge of a
number of animals. At one time he was
In charge Of the animals at Lincoln Park
ut Chicago, and later went TO South
America TO collect animals for Mr. CoDk-
lin, large animal dealer In New York.
Mr.. Conklin was formerly superintenden mt
Of the animals at Central Park, New
York, and recommended Mr.. Sloman TO
she park commissioners OF this city.
Patrick Brady OF 27s Tockwotton street
was thrown from a moving wagon last
night about $3.50 o'clock and narrowly
escaped very serious accident. AS he
was coming out OF Summer street and
crossing Broad on Elmwood car in
charge Of Motorman EeQer and Conduc.
tor George. Peirce crashed into the from,
part of the wagon. Brady was thrown
to the ground. striking the wagon
tongue on his way down. He was nioked
MP Rbadiy hurt and taken into Haven.
drug store DIR. J. N. Bennett examined
the man and sent him TO tho hospital
fearing serious injury TO the back. II,
was afterwaard taken home. The dashel
OF the car was badly smashed and ths
wagon wss much damaged. Traffic wa,
delayed some little time.
philadelphiaus, and particularly thos,
who are members of Holy Trinity church
are discussing the question of who will
succeed Rev. DIR. McVicksr, when h,
comes 90 Rhode Island as bishop coad
jutor. Warden Lewis III. Redner, IL
speaking Of this matter. says: Probably
no successor will be chosen until pexi
fall We are I'm no hurry to select rec.
tor. II Is subject which demands much
consideration. In the meantime the Rev.
Fleming James, ID. ID, professor OF
homilstics IN the Divinity school. will
take charge OF the pastoral work. and an
effort will be made to sscurs bishops and
oleryinen Of prominence to fll the pnl
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