The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-14

The chllllng winds are blowing,
And the autumn days are going;
Soon, all soon, II will be showing,
And icicles will be growing
On the whisKers Of the men who have TO face
the wintry blast.
But the thing that makes me saddest,
Or perhaps should say maddest,
Is the fact tnat at this iuncture
should get nasty puncture,
And not be able to make use Of all the mo-
ments while they last!
Cleveland Leader.
The patrolmen donned their black he'll
NETS this morning.
Patrolman William NJ. Sherman, who
was injured few days ago has reported
for duty.
Patrolman f. J. Mcdonnell found a
Defiance" bicycle on South Main street
last evening.
John Todd for reveling on Blackstone
street, was fined S. and costs in the po.
lice court this morning.
Rev Edward B. Gallagher of ST. Paul
Mimi, arrived in this city this morn
ing on short visit.
found package of underwear in front of
his house last evening which. he turned
over TO the police.
Charles Ii. Nichols of Pawtucket has
sent word to Detective Parker that his
bay horse aud democrat wagon, all valued
at $3.50 were stolen yesterday.
Mrs. John NJ Harrison gave a dinner
party TO few friends last evening at her
residence on Doyle avenue. Music, vocal
and Instrumental followed, and a pleasant
time was enjoyed.
John Barry, John Kenney, and Charles
Boyle, who, in the police court Yesterday
morning, pleaded not guilty TO tho
charge of throwing stones on Back street
were lined SO and costs each this morning.
The perversity OF drivers of teams in
their relation to the street car lines is
often very marked, but as hackman
says, "Ibere are others, and the OBJ
stinacy OF some mot ormen who think
they own the road is very apparent.
DIR. Forrest G. Eddy and Mr.. G. L.
Makepeace are having their summer places
at Buttonwoods beautifully planted
with hardy trees, shrubs and roses.
especially grown tor seaside planting by
the Mesbanticut Park Nursery company.
A high mass of requiem was celebrated
toIn OF ha fnn nf luta Ixyo rl
Hail, by his brother, Rev. Father Hall
of New Jersey. A large number of
friends were present In the church to
show their esteem and regard for the de-
parted.
Miss Minnie Dyer and George Silva
were tho winning couple at the prize
waltz of Tahoma Tribe Inst evening
Miss Dyer was presented with hnnd-
some gold ring by the committee. On
Saturday evening there will be another
prize waltz
A boy named Thomas Kelly. living Mt
% Franklin avenue was amusing himself
one night this week by shooting at viii
dows in the vicinity with bean blower.
Complaints were made to the police con-
corning the small offender, and he was
warned to stop his bean shooting.
crowd TO assemble on South Main street
hortly after Il o. clock last night by at
tempting 10 make an address on the
Cuban question. Unfortunately, his
speech was too thick to be Ineligible,
and his audience was none the wiser after
he had gotten through.
Edward b. Foley was driving light
wagon along North Main street lat even
ing about s o'clock, when one Of the
front wheels came Off which pccessitatei
a LAY of some 90 inmates while it was
Icing repaired Mr. Foley very dcftly
jumped from the team and held the horse
which was considerably frightened and
threatened to make bolt
Some reople imagine that the present
fine weather is the Indian summer which
everybody looks forward to in tue fall Of
the year. As n matter of fact, the Indian
summer according 10 tradition should
commence on October ls and last for ten
days. In European countries IL is called
st. Lukc's summer from the fact that it
begins on the feast OF St Luke.
Mrs Nellie Conley ll6 Ives street, met
with bad accident last evening while
crossing Wi0kenden street, rear Hope
street. Mrs Conley somehow trippcd
over the electric car tracE, aud fell hcav,
lily to III, ground spraiuing Ter ankle,