The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-11-30

You must surely agree
1t is precious to me.
For il touched-dont you see?-
Your dear little nose,
II is precious 60 me
Is that dear little rose.
The Criterion.
John n. Campbell was yesterday ap-
pointed postmaster at Phenix.
At the Trinity Union NJ. T.. church
this evening "a turkey supper will he
served, unless the storm proves too Sc
we're.
This evening at 7,SO o'clock the Provl-
dence Charitable Fuel Society viii hold
its annual meeting at No. 80 weybosset
street.
officer l.. II. Bartlett, while travel
ing his beat on Parks avenue this
morning about S45 o'clock. slipped and
fell and injured his knee. but not seri-
ously.
Frank Yannau. the man injured I'm
the Consolidated freight yard Monday
evening by falling under "a car, died NJ
the Emergency hospital yesterday ar
ternoon.
Antonio Prlncippe was charged I'm the
District court this morning with assault
upon Pietro Cosati. He pleaded not
guilty and his trial will occur Dec. ..
Bonds $500.
Annie Barney an alleged common
right walker, pleaded not guilty in the
District ceurt today before Judge
sweetland. she was held for trial De-
cenlJer
This is st. Andrews day. and this
evening the Brotherhood OF ST. Andrew
will attend special services to be held
i'm Grace church at s o'clock at which 1
Bishop coadjutor Mcvickar viii I
preach.
Michael George, Ira Briggs and Gro
yer Harlow were arrested on Westmin-
ster street just before 6 o'clock last
evening by Patroman Anthony for
stealing gloves from the store of War
rem S. Blake.
William Morrison, who, IL is alleged.
failed TO send his boy to school after
being properly notified, was arraigned
before Judge Sweetland this morning.
He pleaded not guilty and his case was
held Tor trial December g
While walking along Mathewson
street yesterday afternoon Susan
White, GA years Of age. was covered
with snow that fell from the roof OF a
building. she was not injured but
much frightened, and was taken to
her home.
Officer Streeter of Station / found a
bay horse astray on Railroad street
about O'Clock last evening and took il
10 the Central station. Later the owner.
Thomas Metcalf Of Smith street. called
for the arfruai ----=
David S. Briggs, Is years OF age.
whose home is at 47 Elmwood street.
was found lying in a snow bank at the
rear of the new passenger station at
an early hour This morning by officer
T. J. Duffy who brought him 10 the
Central station and later he was sent
home.
The man who died at the Rhode ISL
and Hospital after his removal there
from the arlington Hotel on Monday
last, has been identified as John Chad
wick. who is believed to have relatives
at Concord. y. II. Overseer OF the Poor
Cummings Will have the remains in
terred unless they are claimed by rels-
tives.
In The Juvenile section Of the District ,
court this morning three truauts were
committed 20 tho reform school for two
years. They are Herbert cate. Thomas ,
Frazier and william Crowley. Peter
Finnegan. William Donahue and Fran
cisco Rossilo arraigned npon similar
charges. were released on probation
The suit OF Henry shaw against
fharies Potosklnsiky to recover 5000 due
on a promissory note was heard hv
Judge Douglas and a Jury yesterday.
Mr. Potofklnsxy claimed he only guar
anteed payment 81 ono-haif Of tho note
The jury gave the plaintiff verdic,
for the fun amount claimed. p. n.
NniholIand WAS attorney for the plain
tir.
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T.. Mae Higgins. will be given at the
Hope street n. =. church fhis- evening /
and Miss Higgins has been fortunate
enough % secure several artists or un-
questioned ability. These lnciuds Prof
&. q. Hamilton, pianist. Miss Mabel L.