The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-12-20

Pensions have been granted as fol-
lows crislnai, Luke Kelley. Provi
cen K. SCI George II. spraGue Provi-
der se, IS.
Hrs : rr FaTan OF 81 Norwood ave-
me ga Manton reports that her son,
yehn j. F'ran. Il years OF age. is miss
il fyom his nome.
Electric car No. So of the E'mwood
ne brE re Q Journal at the corner OF
Nr,a and Black streets last night
sh.ch obstraated traffic for one hour.
months. fhorc wrs no session OF the
.egrie~ criminal side of the sixth dis
trlrt cor7t this morning there being not
ease c;tic- for arraignment or trial.
gsrginc gnd Ecse G at o'clock this
moinirs cxt.nsu,shed a slight fire in
aa ash>.bil In the cellar of :. house oc-
cupied BY George T. Butler at 76 Keene
street. Ii WAS stu alarm and no dam
age was SUSTAINED.
Next Saturday and Monday, the
Providence patrons OF polo win be given
the opportunity 70 witness two red hot
games, the New Britains com.ng To In
fantry Hail SATURDAY night and the
New Havens, Monday ght
The Hope street classical high school.
class OF 1901, has elected the following
named officers: President, Caleb II.
Farnum; vice president, Fred b. Thur
lee afsaasx
John Mahoney. Mr.. Jacobs was elected
honorary member.
officer T. j. Kelley OF the Second po-
lice station last night found burst
water pipe at the vacant tenement 1875
Charles street. which is the property Of
the John Jencks heirs. He notified the
water officials. who attended to the
break.
The loiterers about Crawford street
bridge this forenoon were somewhat
startled by seeing what they took TO be
the body OF man down the river and
two OF them LASTLY improvseC hooks
with which they hauled IL from the
water Then II was found that the OBJ
al
much the worse for wear.
IN the Juvenile section of the district
court this morning the three boys who
were arrested some time ago, for the
alleged larceny of 81 from the store of
Lena C'hr'stner on Plain street. Were
found guilty. and fined for the offcnse
George Hartford being mulct 81 while
Frederick Folger and Nicholas Carr ~
were each fined 50. which they paid.
For the first Tuesday i'm many
A writ has been issued by City Sole
- tier -Celwell--n- an action to recover
from the Providence Gas Company q
sum OF money paid TO Patrick Bowe'
for Injuries which he received on Vim
TOP street. The accident for which Bow
es reco.eied from the city $500 was
caused by one of the pipes of the gas
company ID the city solicitor will en-
deavor to recover the money paid.
The action OF the Providence Stool
Exchange i'm voting that hereafter M
quotations FOR securities dealt i'm oI
the Exchange. shall be for less thar
sIcc0 par value is 20 insure fair quota
tions. for an amount. which In tn
opinion OF the members Will insur
equitable prices for the securities deal
In. This will not prevent sales Of small
er amounts being made. and reporte
as such on the stock Exchange lists.
The Mothers club held it's regula
weekly meeting yesterday Afternoon
the subject taken up FOR discussion b,
ing The Relation OF the kindergarte
TO. Mothers" Two papers. delivered b'
fore the National Congress of Mother
we're rcao by the secretary, and fro
these Mere selected points Of diffe
cnce on which the discussion was base
The club will not meet on Monday ne
nor on Monday. January ?. owing to Il
closing of the manual training hll
gchccl for vacation. but on January
The meetings viii be resumed, the to
i To be considered being, Chang
Ypirsng Adolescence"
nh~ Vovld,s SuppIv of What.