The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-21

drunkenness and placed in a cell at the
police station. He remained there
throughout the day. but about $3.50 O'Clock
an investigation showed that the man was
dead Captain Vsnanda stated that he
had visited the man In the early after
noon and at that time browne was sleep
ing. He had made no effort TO call any
one and had attracted no special atten-
tion.
Medical Examiner Charles III. French
was sent for. and after examination he
gave II as his opinion that death was due
10 natural causes.
browne was a carpenter by trade and
had been recently employed I'm this city.
A brother who lives here was notified and
the body was turned over to him for
burial
PASTORS WIFE INJURED.
Word was received In this city last eve-
ming that Mrs. Grace Goodwin. wife OF
Rev. Frank ]. Goodwin. pastor OF the
Pawtucket Congregational church OF this
city, had been injured during the after
noon by being thrown from an automobile
at Bloomfield. n. j., where she was visit
ing. According TO the dispatch Mrs
Goodwin was riding with her brother Ken
meth q. Duffield OF New York and a small
girl friend named Edith Jones. II was
said that the automobile was moving
denly IL was found that the brakes failed
TO work. and there was a collision with
trolley car. Mrs. Goodwin was thrown
out and down an embankment, causing
number OF bad bruises, and there were
fears OF internal injuries. The other
members OF the party are reported not to
have been seriously hurt.
MRS Goodwin was given proper care
and later was sent TO the home OF her
trolley car was damaged none of the pas
sengers were injured
Rev Mr.. Goodwin stated to a represen-
tative OF the News-Democrat this morn
ing that he had been able TO get into
telephonic commnnication with his wife
today and had learned that the injuries
OF Mrs. Goodwin's were not at all seri-
GUS she had been hurt in one of her
knees but that otherwise she has suf-
fered no Ill effects from the accident.
Mrs. Goodwin is very prominent I'm the
church and has wide circle OF friends
In the city who will be glad to learn that
she is not seriously injured
BARN BURNED.
An alarm from box II shortly before
L o'clock this morning called out the de-
partment for fire in barn at AZ praI-
rle avenue. The building was a small
one and IT contained a quantity OF hay.
Ihere had also been within the structure
a COW and some hens, but these had been
removed before the fire was discoyred
and this makes 1t probable that the Are
was or incendiary origin. The building
was practically destroyed.
PAID SOCIAL VISIT
The members of Union COMPANY r-ni-
FORMED Rank, X. OF p, paid a visit last
evening TO knight Loyal Nathaniel Stew
ems at his home In Central Falls. II was
purely social visit and those who re-
sponded to the invitation were given a
most hospitable reception.
SUING FOR $1,000 DAMAGES
Before Judge Mumford and a fury was
begun In Providence today the trial OF
the suit OF Sam Brody against the Rhode
Island company to recover $1,000 for per-
sonal injuries.
on Jan. 3. 1904 Mr.. Brody was driving
on broadway, Pawtucket, and a snow
ploW came along and frightened his horse
Mr.. Brody was thrown from his Wagon
and against an iron post His head and
back were injured. The Jury went .o
Pawtucket TO view the scene of the acct
dent '0''
John j. Fitzgerald is attorney for tbo
piaintn and A r. Williams represents
the defendant.