The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-05-25


costs in the police court today for re
yelling on Pettis street last night.
Catherine Mcdonald of SO Back stree
and Joseph Riley of "a Trenton stree
We're found astray last evening ant
sent home.
Lemuel Carpenter was thrown from
his wheel ON Exchange place yesterday
afternoon after coIliding with team
He was slightly hurt.
Patromen Mccarthy and Gillen shu,
off gas break in the cellar Of Domin.
leo Tocelli's barber shop. SIS North
Main street, last night.
John Burns. employed in an Exchange
place restaurant. was knocked down by
mail wagon on Exchange street last
evening and slightly injured.
John A. Tato of No. 1s Darlington
avenue while wheeling over Market
square yesterday afternoon ran into a
wagon and had his bike smashed.
John Sharkey Of No. 1856 Merno street
was thrown from a delivery wagon. on
Washington street. yesterday afternoon
and sustained fracture of his arm.
Clarence Armstrong, 6 years old, Of
No. rs Cagdace street. was run down
by an unknown bicyclist on Candace
street last evening. His forehead was
cut.
Col. r. f. Holz. national secretary of
the salvation Army. will speak in the
First Congregational church this even
ing on How the Army Deals with the
Unemployed"
Cornelius Glarn, years old. residing
at No. 554 Wickenden street. was run
over on Ives street last night by Geo.
A. Taylor's express. A slight cut was
made over the boys eye.
At the corner of Westminster and
Exchange streets at $3.50 o'clock last
evening. John Burns was run into and
knocked down by a mail wagon driven
by Frederick Randall. He was only
slightly injured.
David w. Capror of Hose Z, who was
among the firemen at the Otis Clapp &
Son fire yesterday afternoon. was quite
I'll all night and was ander medical at
tendance throughout the entire even
ing. He returned to duty today.
Samuel Abrahams. years old. fell
into the river while playing on the dock
at the foot of Transit street yesterday
afternoon. Manuel Desento rescued
him and the ambulance took him TO
his home. No. 4lS South Main street.
The regular meeting of the Provi- |
dence W. G. 7. u. will be held at the |
Elisha Dyer vinton Home, 81 Sabin |
street, tomorrow at o'clock p. m. Ex- |
ercises by the Loyal Temperance Leg
ION VIII be the feature of the afternoon.
The alarm from box 35 at 4:i5 o'clock |
yesterday afternoon was for a sup |
posed fire In the house. No. 40 Superior |
street. belonging to william C. Baker.
A passer by saw the blaze of a gasoline |
stove and believed the house to be a
fire.
John Canning. f25 Blackstone street.
John Day of Clay street and John Cree
gan OF Providence street have all been
since yesterday morning. They
are each 10 years old and are supposed
to have run away from home to enlist
In the navy.
The Hope club of this city has ex-
tended an invitation to Admiral Samp-
son to visit Providence. The club wants
to entertain him at his leisure. and a
COMMITTEES will go to Newport next
week TO personally extend the invita-
ION. IL is also probable that an inyi-
lion will follow from the Squantum
cub. where presidents and others i'm
high office have eaten Narragansett
bay clans.
Prof. Gardner. Col. r. II. I. Goddard
Judge John II. stiness and Mr.. E. w.
Dodd have sent invitations to members
" the school committee and Others 10
attend lecture in the interest OF cook
ng schools to be given this evening IN
Room ], Sayles Hall. The lecturer will
De Mrs. Ellen III. Richards. OF the Mas
'achusetts Institute OF Technology. and
ier topic will be Cooking in the Pub
ic Schools"
At the national observance OF Memo
1ai Day In the Metropolitan Opera
House, New York, next Tuesday. Prof.
llonro Williams. OF Brown University
VIII be the orator. Gov Roosevelt will
'reside, and among the guests expected
ire to be President Mckinley and his
ao'net. Gov. Roosevelrs stan, ex.
Residents Of the United States. men,
'ers of Congress and state legislature.
he foreign ministers Maj-Gen. Miles
nd stan. rear admirals and officers of
ne navy. Maj-Gens. Merritt and Roe
No their staffs, commander-ln-chie
z the q A. ". and staff. the mayor
nj all the officers OF the city OF New
.ork' and others representing every
tate In the nation.