The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-01

which an attempt 10 force an entrance
had evidently been made.
The glass was broken out OF one OF
the windows and II Is thought to have
been the noise made by the breaking glass
that scared the burglar or burglars away
before they succeeded in getting into the
house
Affairs of this nature have been very
frequent in this town OF late and the fact
that the man who was supposed TO have
been guilty OF those in Watchemoket a
few days ago was later seen In Paw
tucket gives rise TO the theory that he
may be laying low somewhere not far
away and still plying his unlawful occu-
patton when an opportunity appears.
WHO IS HE?
Yesterday the local police were trying
to locate relatives OF Ernest Everstack.
who was reported to have committed sui
eide In Kings ton. n. Y, They searched
all over the town In an endeavor to find
someone who knew the man, but their
search was devoid OF results.
A thorough search was made both In
the central part of the town and In the
Phillipsdale district. but no trace OF tho
relatives OF the man could be found.
HE HAD A JAG.
Yesterday man who no one seemed
to know showed up on the square with
less Before the vigilant eyes Of the law
had fallen on him he was taken I'm hand
by some good Samaritans, who worked
the biggest part of the afternoon in
vain effort 10 sober him up.
Their efforts were but partially suc-
eessful, but he finally gave an address
and one Of the men who had tried to help
him out saw that he was haded in the
right direction. The next heard OF the
man was when Officer Burgess brought
him to the station and reported that he
had been found asleep in a shed in a
yard on Summit street.
The stranger gave his name as Everett
Sherman and said that he came from the
south part of the state. Yesterday Of
fcer Burgess commenced his vacation,
but a complaint that the man was there
was made to him and he took the fellow
In tow. In the district court this morn
ing he was assessed 81 and co SITS for
drunkenness
GONE TO BALTIMORE
T.nkham's fremont orchestra has gone
10 Baltimore TO fill an engagement there.
Five the members of the orchestra went
on the trip and they will be Joined in
Baltimore by oliver Alis a member OF
the orchestra who is now playing tenn
porary engagement with Fairmans band
in Philadelphia.
Tinkham. James Rooney Albert Allis.
Joseph Pochenart and William j. Ward,
A LAWN FETE.
A good many local people are preparing
TO attend the lawn fete which Is 10 be
given near Newport tomorrow for the
benefit Of St Mary's orphanage; A good
attendan nee of the members of the diocese
Is expected, and IL is hoped that the
weather will be propitious for the suc-
cessful carrying out of the program which
has been arranged.
ANOTHER BAKE.
A number of local residents are pre-
pairing To take in the Hornbine bake az
Horizons grove. This bake has been held
for so many successive years that IL -
now regarded as a settled institution. and
each year many OF the people OF this and
other towns take in the event. IL 10
looked upon by the residents of the town
in which 1t is. held as the great event OF
the year. and each year IL is well at
tended by the farmers.
PERSONAL.
C. H. Smith, Walter Van Ansdell and
B. f. Pierce have returned from vaca-
tion at Cuttyhunk.
Miss Eta Barney and MISS Etne, ,
Charles Chaffee and family have re.
turned from weeks visit to friends In
Maine.
Judge Bliss has returned from a cruise
I'm his yacht Fanchon.
THE YACHT RACE.
Yesterday. while the crowd was at no
time very large i'm front OF the windows
where the News bulletins OF the yacht
races were displayed they were read by
many people. who could hardly wait for
one bulletin 10 succeed another, so anX.
ious were they 10 receive intelligence OF
the race. Many people remained I'm the
vicinity, and when another bulletin was
shown would return to read II and keep
posted regarding the race. There were
many who came In carriages and auto
mobiles 10 watch the bulletins and get In
telhgence OF tho race.
LOCAL NEWS
Rucklin post. No 20 q. A r.. will
meet I'm Grand Army hall tonight.
Another new house has been started
lust of Burgess avenue.
Reliance lodge. I q. q. r. will meet
in odd Fellows hall this evening
officer Burgess Is enjoying his vacation
this week Ills beat Is being patrolled
by officer Clements