The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-08
'NEWSLETS.

The sweet, Oli tututnn oes y "'~ f-~~~
4 The leaves that are 50 green
viii soon begin TO turn again,
And eild the woodland scene.
n sweet. O lovely autumn days!
Again we hear the coal
That goes a-rattling down the chute
Into the yawning holei
Cleveland Leader.
Tha first annual bali of the Touro
Cadets will be eiyon at Champiin nan
on Tuesday, Oct. 10
Peter Bragiani, years old. who lives
N 1856 Atweiis avenue, fell from fence
late yesterday afternoon and-his nose was
broken.
A grand ball will be given Oct. 20, at
Startling Hall by the Journeymen
Masons' Union. A committee has been
appointed to make the necessary arrange
ments
Sterling Hall will pe the. scene OF tho
ball given by the Iron Moulders' Union
this year. 1t will take place Friday, Nov.
o. and will be one of :he social events Of
the season.
Shcnadi A. shohadi. an Arabian, will
appear in costume at tho Art Club this
evening and lecture on 1.-The Arabs. Their
Wavs of Life and Love" There will DO
Turkish tobacco coffee and music and
views of Syrian and Arabian life.
An Indian and his squaw from the
wild west show have been attracting
large crowds outside L. l., Lothrop's
drug store on Westminster street during
tbs past few days Their tricks and per-
formance were greatly enjoyed.
Thieves got into Charles A. Grants
market on John street. Wednesday night,
by forcing open shutter A misceilane-
ous collection of supplies was taken, but
they have been recovered by the police of
the Third station. No arrest has been
made.
Louis Goldstein, ten years old, who
lives at 29s South Main street. was knocked
down this morning By coal team while
piaying In the street. The little fellow
was much bruised and was taken to his
home in a private team which happened
to be passing.
The general belief is that Daniel A.
Gould of Peace Dale has committed
suicide He has been missing for the
past three days and the last seen OF him
he was on his way TO Silver Lake.
Deputy Sheriff Wilcox ana other officers
are searching for the missing man.
Manuel Susie was hurt in the Ameri-
can Screw Company's works yesterday
and he was taken to the Rhode Island
Hospital where his fractured hand was
attended to. 1t was caught in piece of
wire. Aftor the injury was dressed Susie
went to his home. 4 Williams street.
Complaints have recently been made
with regard to the scorching propensities
of the wbeelmen on Pine street. This
seems to be particularly the case between
@ and z D. IN. Last evening Officer Feeney
warned several of the riders that steps
would be taken to stop the nuisance. un.
less there was marked improvement at
once.
A man stepped into Weybosset street
.urch room day or two ago and
ordered eggs and bacon. The latter conf
modify served was very fat SO the man.
calling the waitress. desired her TO bring
some leancr bacon. In few moments
tho girl returned saying: Every sorry,
but IL is lena Bacon's night of; won't
do just as wells"
A lively scrap occurred at the corner of
North Main and Olney streets Mt late
hour last evsning. The combatants were
two Germans and the trouble originated
over dispute about the Luetgert trial.
There IL no knowing how the fight might
have ended for woman. the wife OF one
OF the pugilists. put in an appearance and
separated them.
Two small boys with horns were sit
ting on a door step on North Main street
Yesterday afternoon. Desiring to produce
as much noise as possible and bearing in
mind the ancient adage that in union is
strength they placed the ends of their
trumpets together and blew through
them with vigor. The result was noise
equal to a small thunder storm.
Mr.. and Mrs. George p. Wescott enter
tanned number OF their friends at their
residence on Somerset street last even
ing Music, vocal and Instrumental. was
enjoyed and collation. was served at
D. m. MIR. and Mrs. Wescott are old resi-
dents of this city. and have but j. ST re-
turned from Europe where they have been
sojourning for the past three years.
A man named Michael Tierney baG a
bad fall from a ladder early this morning
ON South Main street. MIR Tierney was
cleaning window some twelve feet from
the ground when he slipped and fell.
Upon examination It was found that no
bones were broken, although he was COR
siderably shaken up and will probably
have to take 1ay or two's rest.
Miss Jessie Marlborough of Dovonshire.
England, who has been the guest Of Mrs
Mildred Bailey, Benefit street, during
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