The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-19

This evening the executive commit
tee of the Roger w Hams Association
will meet at the residence of Franklin
Burton, 1Si Linwood avenue, TO make
arrangements for the reunion, which
Is 10 be held the first THURSDAY in Sep
tember.
About twenty men who intend TO
compete in the interstate trap shoot
ing tournament on the Providence Gun
Clubs grounds were out yesterday for
practice. The scores made We're gener-
ally good and the experts were well
pleased with the conditions under
which they shot, which were practi-
cally the same as they will meet I'm the
more important contests OF today and
tomorrow Manager Shaner OF the In
terstate Association was on the grounds
and busiy engaged in making things
ready for the two days shoot
Hose responded TO a stin alarm OF
fire at the residence of c. NJ Raymond,
AZ Brighton street hast evening. Dam
age slCo.
Thomas Kell OF 2s South Main street,
was taken sick on Crawford street
bri sge yesterday afternoon and was
taken to the Rhode Island Hospital.
Edward Sullivan. 20 years old. was
fined s. ard costs in the Sixth District
court this morning for stealing nine
bottles Of beer from the wagon of
Antcnia Cappelfo ON Fountain street.
+. IL. McCuen fe.. down a fight OF
stairs at his home Sc Crary street yes
terday afternoon and sustained frac-
ture of<the leIl leg. He was cared for
at the Rhode Island Hospii.
Chief OF Police Baker has received
telegram from Pittsfiell. Mass, asking
him 20 notify Mrs. Carrie Toben Of De-
laine street, that her facher Is lead.
The police have been unable 10 find any
such person. on.--------------
Charles Truesdale stole a can OF milk
from the store of Tristan Mowry on
Dover street this morning, and IL cost
him about Sc settle the matter in the
Sixth District court a short time later.
James Burns Of 2l7 Valley street was
charged with not connecting his prem
ises with the sewer. In the session OF
the Sixth District court this morning
he pleaded not glilty. and win have a
trial Friaay, August 4.
Dcr.lsaco Mullen was arraigned in the
Sixth District court this morning on
the charge of maintaining liquor
nG.pance. one charge OF keeping and
two of sell ng. He p.eaded not guilty
AMI was held until Friday July 2s. for
trial Me.len's alleged place OF bus
ness IS on smEthnell avenue.
Last eycaing Fred Reed. who lives
at 50 Crarstsn street. was klckel by a
horse OWNED by Arthur Casey on West
I4oyle street. He was taken TO the
Rhode Island Hospital where it was
found that he was quite badly injured
ON the le6. .cg, but no b-nes were
broken.
Jos svh whitney was found driving a
very lame horse on Fountain street this
morning anu wnea spoken to about II
by special officer J NJ Smith. became
saucy. Mr. Smith at once placed the
fellow radsr arrest. He objeused and
was gong to.ay Mr.. Smith out. but In
this he made a mistake. for a few
moments later whitney was en- route
TO The Central Station In the hurryup
wagon. and tAe services Of Dr. Palmer
were necScd. Mr.. Smith says that for
a fcw days the horse win ch is the
property OF Walter Styles. was being
cared for at stable. Wh,ney went
In and removed a pouhice from the
animals foot. and drove off. He will be
arraigned In the Sixth District court
to-morrow morning on the charge OF
driving a horee unit for labor.