The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-28


One secret still Is in his breast.
Chicago Times-Herald.
Yesterday Bishop Coadjutor McVic-
kar sailed from southampton ON the
Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse, and will
arrive at New York on Tuesday next.
Mary Maloney was in the Sixth dis
frict court today as a nigiht-walker,
and upon her plea of guilty she was
placed ON probation until Jan. next.
Hose 1 responded to still alarm at
10 O'clock this morning from a chim-
ney fire in the old building ait No. Il
Union street. owned by the Pagan es-
tate: no damage.
Yesterday COL. Roberts, inspector of
federal buildings arrived in this city
and will superintend the alterations
and improvements TO be made at the
postofiice building here.
A chestnut mare attached TO a buggy
was found astray ON Canal street by
Patrolman Doe at 1 o'clock this morn
ing and was sent to Billings Bros
stable TO await a claimant.
A bay mare. harnessed to an open.
side-spring buggy. was picked up at
the corner of Pine and Eddy streets at
1880 this a. m. Patrolman Lyons put It
up at Franklin Bros stable.
William O. Sherman has sued Will
liam Russell. doing business as the
Russell Medicine company. The suit
is to recover s5727S alleged to be due
for advertising. The plaintiff conducts
an advertising agency.
The noted evangelist Rev. w. B.
Godbey, who is on his way to the Holy
Land, will speak at the Church of En-
manuel tomorrow and Saturday at 2:3O
and 80 pm. He will also be present at
all the services on Sunday.
Frank r. Marten and Max Adler
were before Judge Sweetland today for
using measures when had not been
sealed. Martin pleaded not guilty and
his case was set down for a hearing
week from next Friday. Adler ad-
mitted sufficient evidence To convict,
was fined $50 and costs and took an
appeal.
A horse attached to an express wag-
on. driven bp James Brown of East
Providence became unmanageable and
ran away on Wickenden street hast
evening. Brown was thrown from his
seat by collision with another team but
was not hurt. John Bailey stopped the
runaway horse after it had smashed
the shafts.
James Kelly p years old. residing on
vinton street. was riding his wheel on
Washington street at $3.50 yesterday
afternoon and when near Matthewson
street two men who were in a buggy
drove their horse into him and knocked
him down. One OF lhe buggy wheels
passed over Kelly. bruising him so that
he had TO be taken home In a carriage.
Late yesterday afternoon, four-year-
old John Farrell whose home is at 81
AShmont street was run over and
slightly hurt on Eddy street. He stem
ped in front Of an express wagon
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Eddy street, and was knocked down
owen Wehosky picked up the boy and
carried him to Or. Matthews. who found
bruise ON the left side Of his head.
Rev. Frederic Denison. chaplain OF
First Rhode Island cavalry. celebrated
his Soth birthday at his residence. No.
2s South Court street. this afternoon.
Mr. Denison received his friends from
3 until o'clock. Among those who
complimented him were members OF
the First cavalry. the Soldiers and
Sailors Historical society. the Veteran
Citizens Historical association and
some Of the alumni OF Brown univers-
ity.
About O'Clock last night. James
Connolly, watchman at the Hennessey
block on Canal street discovered a fire
in the rooms OF the New York Cap
Company which occupies part OF the
building. and sent out a stlll alarm
10 which the hremen responded prompt
~. The origin OF the fire is unknown.
and Lewis Schwartz and Lewis Kcs-
sier. the proprietors Of the establish
ment state that the loss will be con-
siderable. but cannot yet be definitely
given. J. J. Corcoran's saloon on the
floor beneath, also sustained damage
from water.