The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-10

| toulSellOfs
Orator.
without a peer,
Whose tawny skin
| Hides a true gentleman within,
Stay ere,
You go?
No, no.
Spare us that pang
Let's hope il isn't true,
Oh. WI
| Ting-fang I
Chicago Tribune.
| L. A. Callahan. the bicycle rider who
WAS injured at the Colosseum, rested Wen
at the hospital last night and was getting.
! along comfortably today
| Henry Renson. a colored man was ar
rested this morning charged with ssse ult-
\ ing Myers Mendelovitz on Canal street
l The affair took place at one of the mar
! kcts.
! Mrs l. c. Manchester, national presi-
| dent OF the Loyal Women OF American
Liberty, started for Buffalo yesterday TO
attend the national council of women of
f. the United States
| Thomas EIindle, of Valley street. made
| too much noise last night ON that street
| and consequently the police found II nee
essary TO take him to the police station
where he could not be heard by so many
| people. This morning he was fined s. and
costs
IL was comparatively cool and COM
| Portable today as compared with the tor
rid temperature yesterday, when the mer-
curry lowered around the ~ mark. AT
noon today the thermometer had not reg
| istered higher than 70 degrees and humid
| ity 65 per cent.
Engine Company No. responded TO a
| still alarm at $40 o clock yesterday after
noon for small fire in the house at 3ll
| South Main street, owned by Charles T.
| Olney and occupied by Ben Butler. The
| fire started from frying out grease. IL
was extinguished without damage.
William Read was arrested i'm the Sec
| ond district last night for being intoxi-
Gated 10 such an extent as TO amount 10
violation of decency. When searched
/ at the station razor was found In MS
| pocket This morning he was fined $50
and costs for carrying a concealed weap-
4 on, and s. for drunkennesss.
The Congregational church. orthodox.
| of Mansfield. has extended "a call 10 Rev.
| William NJ MacNair of this city. He is
dover Theological Seminary. He is about
| 30 years of age and. with the exception
! OF supplying local pulpits this summer
| has had no settled pastorate. 1t Is un-
derstood ne Will accept tho call.
| George ott under arrest in Maine for
| alleged burglary and larceny. Will be
| brought here when the Maine authorities
| dispose OF his case for trial on ike
| charges. The police will try to connect
| him with the breaks at the houses OF +.
| E Wilmarth of Rehoboth and Or. Ray
! mond and Rev. Mr.. Walthen of Attleboro.
az well as suspected breaks in this city
| and vicinity.
Quite n number of the craft went TO At
| tIeboro last evening and assisted at the
| formation OF local branch of the Brick
| layers and Masons' union. II starts with
! 50 members and the following ofhcers
! Frank " Davis. president: John Stafford.
| vice president: Nels Nelson. receiving sec
retary; Michael Brickley. doorkeeper; n
! Jepson, treasurer; Alexander Robinson,
dsputy and Albert Smith. alternate.
Rev. r.. IT. Root Of the Elmwood Tenn
pie has a story entitled Redemption Of
Paradise Pond" narrative of Elmwood
life. which will shortly appear as a Sc
| rial in advance" a leading Congrega-
| tional pa per OF Chicago. In the "Congre-
| gationalist'' of the present week will al
! so appear a story from the pen of Mr..
! Root. entitled How Barbara found her
| Fathers House"
Descendants from this city. Pawtucket.
| Fast Providence aud Warren enjoyed the
| eighth annual reunion In honor OF MISS
| Stella Read at the Read homestead In
South Ssekonk Yesterday afternoon.
! About 4 o'clock tables were spread ON the
| lawn under O tent and upwards of IS
member, Of the family enjoyed, an ts oG-
had been disposed of an informal pro-
gram consisting Of singing and readings.
was rendered by nephews and nleces OF
Miss Read.
FIeiman Fielder and Christ Schleigel
were on Richmond street last night and.
! not being OF 2 quiet temperament gave
vent 90 their acouired enthusiasm by
making noise 90 such degree that the
peace and dignity OF the city was injured.
When an officer ordered them 10 STOP
they told OF their disregard for officers I'm
general and ungrariously invited the par
ticular blue coat 20 betake himself 10 a
warmer region. The policeman declined,
but took the men 10 the Ftf.h station and
this morning each was fined 81 and costs
for revelling.
George Perry. a Providence evangelist.
was numbered among the speakers a the
| ITebronViile campmeetlng yesterday
There were fully 1000 persons on the
grounds and exhortations were also made
nv Albert Miller. q missionary 10 Africa
| r. T. Tabler OF Easton. Nd. and David
| Curtis, wealthy mill owner OF Gros-
| verpordsle, Conn. on Friday Walter ~
| White n North Attleboro lotter carrier
will be ordained regular preacher hc
has received a cali from Grace church OF
Milford
Contractor Joseph Ouarmby and wife
| OF Prospect IIill. Lonsdale town OF IAn-
! coin have returned home after spending
| the summer IN Europe. They returned
| by the Devonian. OF the Ieyland line ar
| riving I'm Boston Yesterday, and amOns
the other 10 hrst-class cabin passenger
were Prof William James or harvarn
| who has been abroad long time on &C
count OF hi. health. and who ~ brother
| OF Henry James the novelist. President
Cspen ~ TUFTS College. Y. Clinston stur'
! ,ris who has been studying landscape sar'
deninr IN Somerset and lincolnshire
| England: Director OF Drawing Hopkins
| and Director OF Music Mclaughlin of IN.
posfon ruhlIc schools: Dr. MCLAUGHLIN oi
the Massachusetts state nrison. the Rev
| Abel Nilard of rramirgham, James NJ
| Goldman and Prof " q. HOFFMAN OF the
! - sroab,olrO.- MCf,0uC1.