The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-22

Frederick Grinnell. president of the
General Fire Extingu,sher company OF
this city. and a graduate OF the class
Of 1856 of the Rensselaer, Polytechnic
Institute. Troy. N. Y. has been elected
president OF the Alumni Association OF
that institution.
George Lowry. an interlocking switch
repairer. employed on the Worcester
division OF the consolidated railroad,
was struck by a train at Horizons
Grove this morning. He sustained a
laceration OF the scalp and was taken
TO fhe Emergency Hospital.
The 19-months-old daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Patrick Handy of Earl street.
Pawtucket, fell from a three-story
window yesterds- afternoon, striking
on wagon that was standing in the
n street under the window. Injuries were
sustained that later proved fatal.
Yesterday morning a stranger en-
gagged board and lodging at the house
OF Alice Hanson at 296 West Exchange
street Later in the day he disappeared
and with hm went s4S taken from
the trunk of Frank Swanson and 81
from the trousers of Charles Anderson.
At Squautum yesterday a flag 20
by 30 feet, the gift of Fred l.. Squires
OF ]. p. Squires & Co., of Boston, an
honorary member OF the club was un-
fufled. When Old Glory was thrown to
the breeze a salute was fired and the
assembled company sang THE Star
Spangled Banner"
Rev j. f. Cassidy for several years
treasurer of the Catholic College at
fonkers, N. y, has resigned that posi-
\ ton and Is now at hts home I'm woon-
socket. For some months he will labor
in the diocese of Providence and will
then go to Rome where he Will engage
In advanced theological study.
The Manufacturers Outlet Company
viii give its employees their second an
nuai outing at Hauterive on July 4. and
the occasion promises to be one OF rare
pleasure for those who participate in IL.
The Outlet does nothing by halves.
whether IL Is In the matter of ssaught-
erlng prices or furnishing pleasure for
the faithful employees who have con-
frlbuted TO its remarkable success
The moonlight excursion OF the Four
Tenths Committee on the steamer RAM
bler last night, was enjoyed by large
party. Browns orchestra furnished
music during the sail down the bay.
A stop was made at Rocky Point for
an hour, after which the return for
home was made. the party reaching
this city shortly after midnight. Re-
1reshments OF a substant al nature were
served on board. The excursion was
under the anagement OF William II.
Bush.
Joseph cavanaugh and Joseph FELTON,
were before the juvenile court TODAY ON
ohe charge OF larceny. One M Weeks
Bros confectionery delivery wagons
WAS on Livingston street. yesterday.
ard while the driver was in a store
these boys clambered upon the wagon
and stole two boxes or cocoanut cakes.
Whirh they secreted in a pigeon coon.
Pafro1man Mathewson arrested the
boyS and recovered the plunder Ca
vonaffeh was indicted by the last grand |
1slrx on tho charge Of breaking ana en- |
eorInx shop In the night. ana is out |
ID ball awaiting trai. That was the |
feot Exchange street affair. IN which |
'o>zr boys broke a saloon window and |
1<o1e . bottle Of water. thinking that |
4 Was wnIrkcy. Today the boys plead |
xu(ify. CavanauR<h was sentenced To /
10 Reform school during minority. |
11co wee fined -