The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-29

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Atlanta Constitution.
An adaptation from Coleridge as fol-
lows will apply to Providence just now
ssTeachers, teachers, everywhere
will Grover, .Jr., he football player, n
president, or what will he do 10 attain
fame? Possibly his parentage Will bring
him fame enough.
James A. Williams, we'll known as a
temperance advocate was admitted 10
practice at the bar of the United States
\ Circuit Court yesterday morning.
Emanuel Pisco. VINO was indicted for
adultery by the last grand jury. came in
10 court yesterday and pleaded not guilty
/. He gave bail in the sum of $1,000
Monseigneur.. Conaty, rector of the Catho'
lic university of Washington, ID. c., was
in this city for a short time yesterday. He
was on his way from Boston To Washing
ton.
The odor OF illuminating gas is very
strong ON Market square. There is
evidently n leak somewhere and the gas
company for once has the short end of the
bargain.
Several of the students at Brown uni
,ersity have reported the loss OF small
yums o. money from their clothing LETT
n the locker room in the Lyman Ryinnss-
inm. This petty thieving has been going
on for some time.
On Sept George Bliss, the we'll known
.awyer died at Wakefield. r. i. Yester
aay his will was filed for probate in New
York. He leaves real estate 20 the value
Of e70O OC0. but tho value OF his personal
property is not at present known.
w. H. Gilbert, W. NJ. Lacy and j. Il.
Qkeli have fled papers -ef- incorporation
1T the Office of the secretary OF state Tor
corporation Ito be known rs the Mason
willie woolen company, with capital OF
go. O0O The mill is located in Burrillville
aud is TO make yarns, woolen and worsted
goods.
Marriage licenses have been issued at
the registration Office as follows: Franz
II Gill and Laura A. Luther Gottfried
Nelson and Sela Carlson, Joseph Il. smith
end Clara r. Blanchard. Emil Hill and
yslerie Manvil, Arthur Dawson and
Tannie NJ. Slocum, Narcisse Paulhus and
Emma Hartnstt.
The slippery condition OF the pavements
: Yesterday and To-Day has CAUSED many
wheclman to think or say wicked things.
1t takes very little when the streets are
= in such condition to upset the balance of
bicyclist, and some Of the attitudes
taken by the upset man would defy al!
attempts of an acrobat.
The many young friends Of Miss Ethel
Nav Sewell gave her pleasant surprise
party at her home, 6l Warren street, last
evening. The little ones took possession
Of the residence at 6:45, and 1t was 9:30
before even the smallest OF the party had
any desire to 60 home. A tempting
luncheon was served the party. Miss
Sewell was assisted in entertaining her
friends by Miss May Slocum.
The exercises of the annual Junior
Christian Endeavor convention began
with an afternoon session in the Beneli
cent Congregational church TODAY.
Nearly every league in the city was repre-
nonted by delegates aud the usual business
routine was enlivened by several drills by
the Juniors and original exercises. A very
interesting address was delivered i'm b.
half of junior work bv Mrs. Benjamn ual-
lup, state superintendent
The life savers at Narragan sett Pier
have about reached the conclusion that
the body OF James Sullivan, who was
drowned OF Lions Head on Sunday
morning, has fioated out to sea. They
have made thorough examination of the
shore each day since the accident but
without success Nagle, Sullivan's com
O+niou, who was rescued, is responsible
FOR the ststsment that Sullivan had no
pear relatives, except one brother with
whom he was cot on very good terms
Morris Nathan has brought suit against
Alphonse Chefiman for alleged breach OF
contract The defendant runs the Elm
hurst bakery and last July hired the
plaintiff to acs a. his foreman at
gaIray OF $l6 per week. According 10 the
plaintiff the agreement was such as 10
give him to Understand that be would
retain the positic during all Seasons for
IN indefinite period. This was net the
case, however, and Oct. the defendant
laiu him n. For this the plaintiff has
eiooos. S' s'' '' ''S '"' ' '""'' AZ
census of tho inmates at the different
state institutions AZ Cranston dur.ng
the past month shows notable decrcase
over the previous month. On Oct. 20
sher, were 2l26 inmates as against 2l6l
month previous. a decrease If 350 4 he
total number of inmates ut the state
institutions is classified as follows
n 1uee OF Correction, 2Ib en-, S6 women
+, -cO1. State Hospital for the In sane. 333
men. $50 women-69l; State Almshouse.
1$o men lbH women, 20 boys. 20 girls
5b0: State Prisor, l7s ineD, women-lS2:
ProviGeEre County Jail .3! meD. IL
women- 254;- o skanosset School for Boys,
Bi: Onklawn school for Girls ~. The
fcta nnmher cf inmates Of bnth sexes
q 81 was men. ii02; women, 622 boys,
u girls; II total, 2l2d
About o members and friends of Com
puny ID, . IT'S. Res Riment. and Comnany
u. Al irst Eerinpns. unitrt in the first OF
q pries 81 sosiais last night in Red Mems
hh D As cnt most enjoyable evening
nfn il+fc socials promise 10 b. some tf
e p'casnnfgsi cf TO coming .oIsnn
II y fnseg- linwent influrcd 70 cLowder
~ pocr a. i,asd 9, pip''s and tolsocD ana
nt frOt,gn Of ma IT, nnd aihlrti,e.
his nfi al i1o1 rAi4 & ns sted Uf primo
o. a.. vo~pi selecfiuns Lario. auto.haf1..
d lnoiiica either and selccfious On in
sfr1utut@ n 5tIr. br glove contest
4 g tie ~ ainliNnsLlp cf Company ID was
ntaf ~ - corn Card by forfeit. he
4 rrs eltsn a feather medal The either
~ '.s,l' nia,ing lr -. a. md o. &.
~ ant ne c.uh il ging Of Rarschen.