The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-27

Marshal and Aids Appointed
for the Forthcoming Parade.
Infants Sudden O0ath-De-
cIded MIxup for BIcycIlst.
Oneyvilie branch OF the providence
News at Heffernan's News store, 10
Hartford avenue. Telephone p-West.

Instead OF having number OF contests.
James Moreland was appointed marshal
for the Young Mems Literary association,
and Messrs John r. Harlow and John l..
Cannon were appointed as aids TO Chief
Marshal Hugh r. McCusker. The as
ISOLATION will make short street parade
through the square before Joining the
parade down town. Monday next July l.
A SUDDEN DEATH.
Saturday afternoon Mr.. and Mrs. Car
der of IA Woosted avenue went down
town to do some shopping and left their
14-year-old son in charge OF their four
months-oh daughter. Hermena. They
returned about o'clock and the boy re-
ported that the child had been real
good" for II had slept most OF the time.
AZ soon ar she could, Mrs Cardier went
10 the cradle for the purpose of feeding
the infant when she found that IL was
dead Medical Examiner Perkins was
called and said that the child died from
natural causes.
DECIDED MTxUP.
A man. a bike and two hand saws were
the cause OF a little excitement In front
of Kennedy and Coughs establishment on
Manton avenue this morning. The man
was skimming along at pretty good
IN the front wheel, and then the man.
wheel and saws made sommersault.
The only thing Aat happened was that
the front wheel of the bike was wrecked.
TO OBSERVE IRISH DAY.
AZ the meeting OF the Robert Emmet
Literary association held yesterday af-
terncon the committee who have charge
Of the program for Irish day reported
that they had chartered the steamer
Warwick for the day. and that gun
rack" would be the prize for the winning
drtil team, which would be presented TO
them for their efforts for this particular
day.
GENERAL MENTION.
There was a clean slate at the Chsffee
street station up to 7:3o o'clock this morn
ing. and then Sergeant Bennett came into
the station with William Murphy on a
capiss. Murphy Is about $40 In arvears
for non-support, for some time ago he
was ordered TO pay the sum OF User
week and had got, out OF the habit OF
doing 90.
Patrolman Edward Mcguire. who has
been at the station before. was trans
ferred to the station here again. last
evening. and Patrolman Sharpe who has
been connected with the station for many
years was sent TO the second station 10
About 90 Of the carmen connected with
the local barn. and were joined by
others at the Union station, left the
square this morning. for Boston where
they are TO he the guest of the railroad
men Of that city
The French residents OF this vicinity.
headed by band, made a parade yester-
day morning and attended service at the
French Catholic church on Harrison
street This was in honor OF st. Johns
Day
Mr. and Mrs John McCinn with their
son and daughter. will close their house,
56 Laban street Friday July !. and sail
FOR Ireland where they VIII remain until
the fall.
A disabled car that was being towed by
another took fIre overhead In the square.
yesterday afternoon and the blaze was
extinguished by the car men before much
damage was done.
The summer schedule OF services. which
WIN be low masees. went into effect at ST.
Msry'e Catholic church. yesterday morn
Ing The hours will be $50 7:5o $50 and
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