The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-26
NEWSLETs.

X She's mp In all the sciencos' can play mana
at art;
In every wise discussion she can take an
active part;
She's handsome as a houri' was iavorite
with all,
And shone with polished luster at the soirec
or the ball.
But now I'm the procession she Is falling TO the
rear
Her former girl companions hit her with the
icy stare.
Because the foolish. stubborn. aggravating
little pill
Has never read "Quo vadis," and declares
she never win.
Denver Post.
An unknown man fell from a wagon
on North Main street yesterday afternoon
and WAS attended by the ambulance sur
geon.
Philip Bsdlum Was one Of eleven per-
sons who were nnsd - and costs In the
police court this morning for drunken
ness.
~ Miohasi Dumhaoh reported to the po-
lice that bag containing s2S worth Of
books was stolen from him In the Union
railroad station yesterday.
Pensions have been granted Rhode
Islanders ~ follows: John X. Pickett
deceased, Valley Falls 50; Peter Friery,
Soldiers Home, Bristol, 81.
The special music at the vseper service
Of the First Baptist church tomorrow will
be rendered by 4. II. Guild, cornetisr
assisted by III. B. Schuman, 'violipist
and n. J. White. 'cellist.
Michael Finnti, a mite Of . boy, was
finec 81 and costs for stealing morning
paper. His mother furnished the where
withal and the lad went away with her
from the Sixth DisticrtCourt.
In the Mathewson Street M. 4. church
at $3.50 O'Clock tomorrow afternoon Miss
Isatel Horson of Chicago. assistAnt edi-
torAof the Dsaconess Advocate, will speak
on the work Of the deaconsss.
John J. Prior, 70 years OF age, with
bad reputation. was fined $40 and costs
for Stealing q wash boiler belonging to
Eliza Bur,h. He admitted his guilt in
the sixth District Court this morning.
Hon. Walter A. kend Of Glocester, can
didata for general treasurer on phe Re
publican ticket. who has been suffering
from very severe attack of neuralgia
for about week, is once more able to be
out
In speaking informally OF the proposed
msuiusl Inspection in tho pus lio schools.
se ernl mem bsrs of tue school committee
last evsnina stated thai they we're
heartily In favor OF the project. for they
9 helis vsd that 1t would have tendency
10 decrease the spread Of contagious dis
eases.
At meeting OF the Journsymon
Plumbers Union held In Musio hall last
niaht w. j. Spencer OF Buffalo delivered
nm address His remarks were enthusias-
ticaily received. bearing. as they did. on
subjects vital to the W slfars OF the plumb
ers ~ body.
Miss Emma Shaw Colclsugh gave the
third Of her course of lectures in the par
Iors Of kirs. Kawson's residence last
night, her subject being. "Tahiti. the
French Centre In tho South Seas
These lectures have been very interesting
and have she'd much ii1ht on parts Of the
world little known.
Several important political changes may
b looked for In the nextfew weeks. and
the General Assembly will be called upon
90 enact certain legislation which will
have very direct bearing upon one of
tho city departments. The passing Of
the proposed net will undoubtedly bring
about rs crsmble among those who banker
for public Office.
Frank Il. Foush, 60 years Of age, was
run into by bioyclist on Transit strset
about o'clock last night, aud two Of his
ribs are broken. The accident happened
ss foush was crossing ths street. Dr.
Mahoney was called and he advised that
tire man be sent to the hospital. There
II was found out that two ribs, one on
each side, we're broken. The ticyclist,
who WAS unknown, was not injured.
Dr.. Pslmer ard Dr. Harvey stated in
tho Sixth District Court this morning
that John =. Gary vas insane ana that
he should be restrained. Judge hweet.
land sent him to the state hosl tal for the
FMS ne. The same disposition was made
OF Elwood j. brown, . color q man,
who was pronounced insane from attacks
Of epilepsy by Dr. Gill ert and DIR. Palmer.
Tho Appellste Court today granted the
petition Of Martha A. Hay, heard ysster
dss, for divorce from her husband,
Ismss Ray. Alimony TO the amount of
a. week 10 allowed until further ord r
Of TIE court In the cass OF Charles II.
L A1sms Va Ids ]. Adams. the deeisi N
Of The court 10 that Mr.. A1sms' pstition
fcr oivcros must he denied and dis
Dikesd.
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