The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-17

Without "cake walk" annex.
Enough. Enough Try something new
To stir up sensation.
And give our colored brethren, do.
we'll deserved vacation.
The members OF All Saints Church
Sunday school made an excursion to
seaconnet Point this morning.
Pensions have been granted as fol-
lows: Ellen O'IfAn of Providence. IS;
Mary A. o'Brien, Riverpoint, Sl2.
A. Ladd of Minneapolis and j. Gould
OF this city. graduates OF Brown Uni
versity, gave their classmates sup
per at the City Hotel last evening.
Margaret Moan wy,s adjudged to be
insane n the Sixth District Court today
am Judge Sweetland ordered her COM
mitted to the State Hospital fsr the In
sane
Sergt. Potter found a ladies white
cape on one OF the seats on the college
II at tho Stewards office awaiting a
claimant.
The honorary degree of doctor OF
divinity has been conferred on the Rev.
j. A. L. Rich, pastor of st. Pauls M.
Il. church OF this city. by the New Or
leans university.
Rudolph Gruie's horse, attached to "a
buggy. ran away from Potter's lane at
g. 10 yesterday morning The rlInaxax
demolished gate on Pond street and
then was captured by a citizen.
A service in memory of DR.. Reuben
A. Guild will be held at the First Bap-
tist church tomorrow morning, when a
memorial sermon will be delivered by
the pastor. Rev DR.. Henry NJ. King.
Wilfred b. Coffey, years old, resid-
ing at No. % Knight street. was
Knocked down and run over by one of
Reynoldss laundry wagons, on Knight
street. at IL a. m. yesterday. DIR. Par
ker attended him.
The alarm from box 2g1. at $50 this |
morning. was for slight fire in the lit |
tie old building. No "a Fulton street, |
occupied on the ground floor as a res
taurant. by Charles Wilbour. An over
heated stovepipe set Sire To the floor of |
an empty room in the second story,
Damage s..
1
/. Walter o. Taylor, William A. Mar
TN, John Entwistle and Alvin O. War
zen were before Judge Sweetland today
,n the charge of selling impure milk.
1ntwistle pleaded not guilty and gave
200 surety for trial on July 7th. The
,ther admitted sufficient evidence to
onvict. We're each fined $40 and costs
md took an appeal.
Judge Eugene f. Warner of the
Fourth District Court, who is also the
ery popular and efficient clerk of the
enate, viii early next month start for
Europe, in company with his father.
ION. job Warner, Senator from Gov
ntry. Judge and Senator Warner will
isit France and Belgium and then
AXE a rtih aefess- -4ats- Scotland,
Harry jacobson 13 years old, residing
No. Fl Mlddlesex street. Boston. was
rraigned in the juvenile court today
Or the larceny of two pipes, valued at
s.So, from James NJ. Anthony, and,
leading guilty. his case was continued
ntil June 2ed for sentence. the idea be-
ng 20 look up his antecedents. He was
ommitted to the Sockanosset school.
Jacobson came here on Thursday and
esterday afternoon he went into An
hony's cigar store and deliberately ,
tole the pipes.
There is a great deal OF activity on
Exchange place this morning. and work
n the plan of layout is being pushed
long very rapidly. There are three
angs OF men at work today, some of
hem laying asphalt, while others are 9
utting I'm the concrete foundation for ,
he asphalt on the street 10 be built
n the north side OF the square When ,
bis Is completed work will be begun {
n the asphalt strip on The south side. !
nd care will be taken not 10 inconven- +,
nee the business houses while IL Is be- !
ng done. /,
Calvary commandery. Knights Tenn. !
lar. will revive the old custom OF hav. 9
lg a ladies day" and with their
ives and daughters will make a pf. :
rimage on June 27 10 seaconnet Point ]
ir Knights and ladies Will assemble }
Crawford street bridge at a. m. :
nd will sail on steamer Awashonks
he trip will be around Newport by g
be outside course TO seaconnet Point. 7
inner will be served I'm the new dining 4
all Of the Little Compton stea.nboa,
'mpany. The committee In charge OF
he event is: Thomas w. Penney. Jo. 8
'ph II. Potter, Joseph Baker. Jr.. Rog. ;
? q. Young and Robert L. Spencer. a