The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-04-23
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM BOTH
 SIDES OF THE RIVER.
jured - -Ealser's Team Ran Into Him  F. k. Tuttie Appointed = Eighty-thr Vessels in the Harbor Yesterday.

The Right Reverend Chauncey B. Brewster, D. D., LID, bishop of the diocese, will be in attendance at St. James church on Sunday evening next to administer the rite of confirmation. As 1t is some considerable time since the bishop has visited this church, doubtless a large congregation will be present both to witness the ceremony and to listen to the address.
 The choir of St. James F. ID. church, assisted by Miss Rebecca Wilder Holmes, violinist, and Miss M. Louise Gallagher, harpist, will render a epe~ cially selected programme at the morn ing service on Sunday next. Miss Bradley, solo soprano of the quartette, will sing for the offertory Gounod's "Light from Heaven," with violin obll- gato and harp and organ accompanl- ment. MT. Bristol will preside at the organ. The service has been arranged by the director, A. l.. Chamberlain, in recognition of the retiring members Of the choir
 N. A. Beebe, of Pine street, was se- verely injured a few days ago while wheeling to the city. As he was pro- ceeding on his bicycle horse belonging to Hahn, the baker, rushed out of a driveway near Gainesville bridge on Grand avenue, ran into MT. Beebe and threw him to the ground with great vl- olence. A cord in each leg was rup- tured, severe bruises were sustained and his back and ribs were injured. Those who witnessed the accident say it is a. wonder he was not killed. He is now able to be at work, although he suffers considerable pain from his in- juries. His bicycle was wrecked. It seems the man in charge of the horse drove to a blacksmith shop to leave a bakery wagon; then grabbing hold of the harness he sprang upon the horses back The animal dashed out of the yard on to the avenue before the man secured control of the reins and ran into MT. Beebe. Those who saw the acci- dent say it was great carelessness on the part of the driver, and MT. Beebe has put in claim for one hundred dollars damages and the case is in the hands of lawyer. SIMS
 An audience of seven hundred listen
  Quartette at the Second Congregational church Sunday evening. Rev Mr. IT, vine was taken i'll with chills and fever on Sunday and was unable to conduct the service. After the selections by the quartette Victor H. Benke, of the quartette gave short organ recital.
 w. F. Prince, of the Law and Order league, gave an address on ''The Civic Hero'' at St. Andrews M. B. church Sunday evening. Rev Duane IN. Grif- fin, the pastor, returned from confer ence i'll and was unable to attend the services Sunday. 5ate
 Several candidates will take the de- grees at the meeting of Columbia castle, K. G. D., this evening. The castle meeting will be followed by short mu- sical entertainment, with piano music and cornet solos.
 There was a fleet of eighty-three ves- sels in the harbor yesterday morning. having been detained by the easterly weather. It is estimated that this fleet, exclusive of cargoes, was worth at least $1,O0O,O0O. It was the biggest fleet to anchor in the harbor in years.
 Frederick R. Futile, of the east side, has been reappointed a member of the board of relief under the new admins tration. He has-been a member of the board for years and has served the city we'll.
 The Contented Whist club will have the last meet of the season tomorrow afternoon at the residence of Mrs. Ger trude Holaday, of Quinnipiac avenue.