The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-09-15

In0k every Dedrt seemeu sidu,
The ftwers suggested Maytime,
Andno ones face was sad.
Through rites divine proceeding.
Soft. muff1ed tones were heard
twas Hearts and Flowers" leading
The pastors noble words.
Yet "old Glory" floating overhead.
with dignity and pride,
Claims this soldier-husband newly wed,
And tears him from his bride.
New Orleans Times Democrat.
An attachment has been levied on the
property of George A. Richards. by the
executrix of the estate of Herbert
Swain.
The members OF the police depart
nual parade which will take place early
IN the coming month.
Senator Nelson w. Aidrich was elect
ed director of the Providence Tele-
stockholders held yesterday.
-Four bicycles that were left in front
or bicycle store last evening, after
the store had been closed, were taken
10 the Central police station for safe
keeping.
Henry Crocker, whose home Is at las
Early street, fell from a Broad street
car last evning. Several cuts on the
car last evening. Several cuts on the
BY Dr. Burton.
Nellie Hawkins, who loves Providence
intoxicants. and who has been arrested
Is times prior to last night for drunken
ness. came up again In the District
Court this morning for the Goth time
and was arraigned. She was sent out
for two years.
s)ne OF Weavcr's string teams coll
1ided with an express wagon drawn by
horse belonging to Samuel Brady
about I o'clock yesterday afternoon,
and the wagon was somewhat demol-
ished in consequence.
Ernest Mills. 10 years of age. wear
Ing dark suit and black derby hat,
(. v reported as missing from his home,
1S3 knight street, since s O'clock last
night His parents are much concerned
4 over hts absence, as they say he has
never before in his life been away from
home over night.
Yesterday forenoon at half-past II
The Mapleville Mill and the adjoining
property were sold at public auction.
The mill property consists Of large
woolen mill. about 100 acres of land.
two large private residences. store.
hail. = large boarding house. IL tene-
1nent houses and several barns. The
place was sold by o. A. Inman, auc-
tioneer. and was purchased by William
LeEg for $25.000.
Last March Edward Moran went to
the stable OF Thomas w. Waterman
and told the latter that his father de-
sired the use OF horse. Edward was
given an outfit and took 1t away. He
sold IL and then left the town. A few
days ago he returned, and the police
placed him under arrest. This morning
when arraigned In the District Court he
pleaded guilty TO larceny and was held
81 1900 for the action of the grand jury.
"A Providence woman who recently
returned from Paris says there is IA
6reesmaier there who has most val
uable book. 1t is valuable because in
future years 1t will be complete re-
cord OF the feminine dress OF today.
Each page has small pieces OF the fab
RIGS. Innings, laces and trimmings OF
gowns made for customers. The queen
Of Italy. the czarina, Empress Eugenie.
the queen regent Of Spain. Sara Bern
hordt. Carmen Sylvia. Otero and the
queen Of Hawaii are all represented.
IN talk with several OF the West
minister street merchants II was learn
"a that business was decidedly good in
nearly every place. and In those hand
ling articles for the use OF school chill
dren the average sales Is the highest
ln several seasons, indicating that more
children than usual are preparing TO at
tend school. The merchants attribute
the Increased business TO the starting
up OF the cotton and woolen mills
prietors Of the latter are expecting a
winter OF activity the outlook for pros
perfty In Rhode Island Is bright indeed.
Many Providence people have heard
. Of the late Lady Charlotte schrieber's
wonderful collection OF fans Of all pc
RODS and ages and her equally curious
one of playing cards. A remarkable
collection Is that OF an American girl.
who some five or six years ago adver-
1lDed tor love letters Of famous people.
D(ofeomen. authors. painters. poets.
and Others are represented. Several
hundred Of the letters are written by
poets. who seem to be more addicted to
The tender passion than any others
Shelley Byron. Burns. verlaine. Shake
DDeare, Lowell and Longfellow are rep
resented.
wills studlcy. motherless boy.
, UDooe father is among the missing
< ned Who 10 but 10 years OF age. was ar
. rnioned before Judge sweetlsnd this
1roguing IN the Juvenile section Of the
f Ul1krcf Court on a charge Of having
(<(ven away from point near Roger
Hams Park q horse and buggy the
U|oDcrty Of Abbic r. Polk Of Green
UII1o He pleaded guilty. and Agent
Wallace, who had given the case his
1<)en<Ion- said that the little fellow had