The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-12
Fort Hill Man Has a Lively Chase After
an Armenian Resident.
Arthur Pi||ings Put Off Of Car and
Later Fined $40 and Costs.

the remains were inferred in St. Pat
rick cemetery In Providence.
BUSY AGAIN.
Since the conclusion OF the yacht races
was brought here to be discharged has
materially increased. While they were
on many of the tugs which ordinarily
bring coal laden vessels here were en-
gagged I'm taking parties to see the races
few days.
Now the tugs are engaged in their resu.
coming In as usual A hve-master and
four-master are discharging at Wilkes
barre Pier and a four-master at Barring
A CLOSE SHAVE.
An automobilist came near running
down pedestrian on Watchemoket
square last night The man was walk
ing across the street when the auto came
struck the man had not bystander at.
tracted his attention by shouting a warn
ing just In time to enable him TO get out
OF the way OF the rapidly moving ma
A PLEASANT OUTING.
There is one woman about town who
takse delight In collecting about her chill
dren In her vicinity and making things
as pleasant for them as possible. This
is Mrs Shaw, who resides near watche-
moket square. Yesterday she gathered a
number OF them together and took them
little ones had a delightful time rompng
about the green fields and at night re-
turned to their homes tired but happy.
Juggling big punches OF golden rod.
THE NEW ROAD.
The News reporter was talking with
Highway Commissioner Cunningham
about the new state road into which
Taunton avenue is being converted and
CLEANED some very interesting informa-
tion regarding the street in question. 1t
is to be made of a uniform width OF 20
feet, with shoulders three feet In width
on either side. This will give the road
an actual width of 26 feet. making IL one
OF the best roadways in the town. M.
The workmen are now gravelling and
levellng II and next week the work OF
putting on the crushed stone will proba-
bly, be commenced. This outer surface
OF crushed stone will be six inches thick
and will be packed down as hard as plen-
ty OF water and a free use of the steam
roller can make II.
1t will have a crown OF seven and a half
inches and its surface will be rounding,
with gentle curve 70 the edges on either
side.
SILVER WEDDING. -
A very pleasant occasion was the cele-
bration by Mr.. and Mrs. Horace r Tomp-
kins. OF IS Walnut street, of the silver
anniversary of their marriage large
number Of the friends OF the couple came
and rendered their congratulations. as
well as more substantial reminders Of the
happy occasion
The host and hostess entertained the
party In a manner which proved that
they were ideals in the capacity and the
party enjoyed a merry time until late
hour. Several vocal and instrumental
solos were rendered and an excellent coll
lation was enjoyed
Mr.. Tompkins Is we'll known ex-
pressman, and his wife Is a well known
woman whose appearance does not be-
tray the fact that she has been married
for quarter OF century.
LOCAL NOTES
This morning sergt. Monroe brought in
from the Second station Paul Dark. who
had been arrested for trespassing on the
railroad. He owned up that he was gull
~ and was fined s5 and costs
meeting OF the school committee will
be held tonight.
The Watchemokets will hold a meet
ing Monday night to take action IN re-
gard to attending the muster at Brock
ton.
VIII the gentleman who was seen TAX
ing package containing silver cup from
the Riverside car Wednesday evening re-
turn same to Paine's drug store and re-
ceve reward. No questions asked
word 10 the wise should be sufYicient