The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-01

/ % feet The horse was not much injured
but the wagon was wrecked
MRS. WYATT DEAD.
Mrs. Alice c. Wyatt. better known as
Alice O'Donnell. is dead at her home OF
Plainfeld street. Mrs. Wyatt had beer
cripple since a child. but this seemed
to make her more gentle and lovable. for
few had more friends than she. Early
last winter she married Isaac Wyatt, a
member OF the Hook and Ladder com
pany on Laban street, and since then she
has or at least the greater part OF the
time has been confined TO her home Mrs.
Wyatt was n singer OF considerable abil-
ity and was always ready TO contribute
her services for any worthy cause.
A WEDDING.
Miss Anne l.. Scutlffe and Lewis Mag
nus were married late this afternoon
at the residence of Mr.. Magnus' parents
on Valley street by the Rev. j. V. Oster-
hout. Mr. and Mrs. Magnus will spend
their honeymoon with relatives at.Ames-
bury. Mr.. Magnus is to be the manager
for the concern from this place who are
TO run a line OF electric busses at Revere
Beach.
GENERAL MENTION.
George Lawton OF Merino street. to-
and son. had very narrow escape on
Plainfeld street near Laurel Hill avenue
last evening, for they while driving col
lided with Thornton car and were
thrown out. All receiving more or less
bruises
The clerks and the car men are spending
about all of their spare moments talking
over the game OF ball that is to be play yed
on Thursday. and IL is possible that in
the future they will play once a week,
for there Is n barrel OF fun N the game.
and the very best OF feeling exists be-
tween the teams
Little boys still continue To play about
the freight cars In the rear OF the River
side mills. and the poicehave made
special effort 10 catch one OF the urchins
engaged in this dangerous pastime. Soon
er or later there will be a fatal acci-
dent and this. for time may put stop
10 the sport
Mrs. Hondy who was taken from an
old house at the corner Of Amherst street
and Tuxedo avenue a few days ago by
Capt. Rowe, and sent to the Rhode Island
hospital. is dead. Her two little children
are In the care OF the Society for the Pre-
vention Of Cruelty to Children.
Owing to the large attendance and the
many articles that could not be disposed
OF the fair OF St Anthonys church will
be continued until tomorrow evening. TIC
attendance Saturday afternoon and even
ing was the largest In the history OF the
church.
The colored man that fshed with bed
to be in Spectacle pond is now looking
for n 14-foot water snake in the same
pond and will be rewarded by a 500 gold
piece by a we'll known brewer II he sue
The Merry rl,@S Makers. an organization
connected with ST. Theresas church. held
a concert and social In Irons hall Sat
chestra furnished music for the dancing.
The electric busses formerly at Porto
Rico and later at Westerly arrived In the
be sent to Revere Beach for the sumner
James la Voice the motorman who
had charge OF the car at Worcester that
mot with such serious accident n day
or so ago. was formerly a conductor on
the Governor street line in this city.
Charles Heppenstau, the returned mis-
sionary from Burmah. India. spoke at
Baptist church yesterday. Mr. Heppen-
stall intmated that he would return TO
india I'm the fall
event at Harry Abbott's park Saturday.
when Mr.. Abbott distributed about SO
In prizes.
Thomas -Murtaugh. who with his sis
ter. Mrs. Mccormick. went TO Albany 10
attend the funeral OF relative. returned
home Saturday evening.
IL Is reported that patrolman. spralned
his right ankle this morning In his haste
TO get on the Training ground for drill.
Patrolman John r Byron and his
brother. Daniel. have returned from
Hartford. where they went to attend the
funeral OF relative.
The patrolmen Of the Chaffee street sta
tion donned their white helmets Satur-
day morning
Henry McCroin OF s2 Berlin street has
been reported TO the police as missing
from home.
The Young Mems Literary and Social
club will have their outing at the War
wick club next Sunday.
j. F. Adams. one OF the expert cleo
tricians at the Riverside Mills, has sew
cred his connections with that company
Mrs. Cora Cole OF Foster spent sat
urday and Sunday with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Hill at 2o2 Whittier ave.
nue..
There was heavy riding on all lines of
cars running out OF the square yesterday, |
especially on the Danielsonville line.
A much needed fence IL being built
about the Killingly avenue schoolhouse
The new Brook and Governor street
cars were put into commission this morn
ing
Host IL extinguished brush fro on
Bowdoin street at 1850 yesterday morn
ing.
Thomas Dumpiy Of e5 Delalne street
reports that his brlndle bull dog has been
stolen.
T. T. Allen arrived home from New
York this morning.
Mrs. A. w. Kennedy OF Philadelphia Is
here on a short visit
sio0 Piano for 81. Anthony's fair now
on exhibition. Tickets Is cents