The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-08

Denver Post.
Frank j. Anthony reports that his bi
cycle was stolen from the rear of s
Weybosset street, recently.
Patrolman Godfrey found an Arena
bicycle on orms street. last night. ans
took dt TO the Second station 20 avail
an owner.
One OF the o'Driscoll Brothers Ium-
ber-reaches broke down on Wickenden.
near South Main street, at 6:2o last
evening, and bf%vked the electrics for
half an hour.
The Christian Workers of Providence
will hold "A meeting at the Union Cos
pei Mission, 29O Eddy street. this even
ing at 745 o'clock. DIR. S. X. Hartman
Will lead the meeting.
Henry Cook. OF Home and Chalk
stone avenues. reports that his bay
horse, attached TO black painted DEM
ocrat wagon, strayed from Fountain
street. yesterday afternoon.
Patrolman Feeney found Margaret
Mcdonald. 80 years old, wandering
about the streets of Olneyville. AT 3:45
this morning and sent her to her home
81 Penn street. She is slightly demented.
Christopher Sheehan, ~ years old. liv-
Ing on Hudson street, fell from a step-
ladder at 112 Dorrance street. at $50
yesterday morning, injuring his right
a M a MI "a L.
Rhode Island hospital.
At 1915 this morning Pawtucket car
No. 232 broke its trolley pole. The pole
was being changed at the corner OF
Randall and North Main street when
the rope broke and let IT fly upward
The accident caused a delay of is min
utes.
Mr.. +. p. Harlow is visiting his
friends in this city. He was formerly |
ass!stant-secretary OF the Providence |
Y. NJ. c. A., and is just closing out with
the Joliet Y. NJ. c. A.. where ne has
been located the past FIVE and a half
years. He is with his sister. Mrs. Camp
bell. All Potter's avenue. and calls at
the Y. NJ. c. A. daily. He will leave FOR
Lowell, Mass. Monday next.
Bids for bonds OF the town of BurrilI-
vile were opened yesterday at the
Lreasurers office in Pascoag c. Phelps
Co. Of Boston bid si02, 1i9. This was
he highest bid reccdyed. The second
Did was that of c. Todd q Co. OF Gin
'innaai, @. There were five bids in all
The bonds are for 100000. 40 years. pav-
ng Interest az S's per cent. payable in
'old, semi-annually. and may be used p
Is registry or coupon. /,
This evening Col. Rice and star Ma A
or Cook and Capt. Barker. with Gov. W
oyer and staff and Mayor Baker viii IN
e the guests OF Mr.. b. F. Keith M his n
andsome Providence playhouse the L
our lower boxes having been resarvod az
pr their use. A number OF special seo, ~
res Will be introduced appropriate 80 10
he occasion. including the plaving ., m
Col. Cooks march and the drawing re
crayon sketches OF the regImen,aI rs is
'mmander and others. Some Of ,ho
tests will probably go TO the theatre er
lrly I'm the evening. while Others VIII "
be detained until the con- -
usion Of the mayors reception at the NJ
lty Hall. j
In view OF the fact that the Amer1- "
m Band is engaged for today's milf +
ry celebration and is also 70 play dur !.
6 the public reception at City Han v
is evening. there will be no concerts g
Roger Williams Park today. There !,
" be a matinee concert tomorrow af-
moon, and two concerts on sunday. y
ternoon and evening. when the free $
nccrr season will close. Mr.. ID. w. !,
'eves has been engaged 20 play at n
'rragansett Park during the grand G
curt races next week. and then Will e
" for the Taunton fair. after which u
goes TO New York with the Govern
Foot Guards Of New Haven. Conn.
participate In the Dewey celebration.
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