The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-17

Bat oh! his life is lovely
Beneath the tropic suns:
With fre from the blazing skies
And Ore from the guns!
Atlanta Constitution.
Patrick Clancy. 16 years old. living at
IL Wells street, was bitten by . dog, near
his home yesterday afternoon.
Eugene Sullivan went to the state
farm today, where be will remain six
months, for being . common drunkard.
Graduates and past graduates Of Bry-
ant q Srrattcn's business college will
have . reunion In Frsemason's Hall this
evening.
The baks shop Of Robsrt Kennedy, 356
Atwsll's avenue was broken into last
night and . small mount of cakes and
pies were taken.
The police have been requested to flnd
James CesgroevA Is years old, who Is
missing from Worcester, Mass, and 10
supposed to DO in this city.
The New England Manufacturing
Jewslsrs' Association IL enjoying its an
nual meeting and field day AZ the Hau-
tsrivs Club grounds today.
Yesterday the directors Of the Old Col
cny Railroad Company held . nesting
In room Goa, Industrial Trust Building,
aud disposed OF routine business.
Yesterday morning early, Dominiok
Cicine, rs years Of age, left his home on
North Main street and was found in
pswtuxst Last evening n returned to
his home.
The eass Vt Salvatore Batesso for max
ing an assault on Nioilo Castron-
uovo IVES oallsd In che Sixth District
Court this morning for trial. BY CON-
sent OF counsel 1t was continued for one
week.
A caps valued at ~ wal stolen from
ths house OF Francis Gallagher. 1ls
Clifford street. last night. A woman
was arrested latsr for the theft but was
discharged bv the police owing to the
lack OF evidence.
suit has bssn begun against the O'Gor-
man Ca. by Spsrry q H~utchinson. trads
Ing stamp proprietors. to recover the
sum Of $500 for trading stamps Furnished.
The defendants assert that only half the
amount claimed 10 due.
Work on the east wall Of the river has
bssn resumsd and the business men and
others who have bsen deprived of an
opsn passage over Crawford street bridgs
for many months are hoping that normal
conditions win b resumed before the
snow dies again.
work On the train sheds at the new
passsnssr station 10 progressing rapidly,
and the foundations have already bsen
completed. Biz aerricks to be used In
hoisting the sssel for the superstruoturs
ars In place q the steel to be used 10
ready for shipment from East Berlin,
Conn.
Paul Thomas. II years old, living on
Bogmsn street. was SAINT ON nm errand
By W. H. Place q Son of Cos Eddy street
at r:46 this morning and rs the young
man stepped from the ofioe door he
hoped upon the rear step of one of Gar
psntsr's Ice wagons for = piece OF Toe.
A he stepped on 10 was-struck on the
back By IN electric oar In charge of Mo-
toruan Edward Dswley. The boy was
taken ia the Rhode Island Hospital.
where 1t was found that he was not se-
versly injured.
Thu Gases Of Patrick Greene and Ella
Woodward for not connecting their
prsnises with sewers were discontinue 9
IN the Sixth District Court this morning
on their paying costs of their GASES. The
ease Of Mary Bradford for the same cause
Wa continued for two weeks, aud Cath
sr1no Grady ~ srrsianed for not oom-
plying with IN order from the supsrin-
tendent of health. She pleaded not
guilty. and hsr case was set down for
trial for June "a.
Hugh Dsvlip, Henry johnson and
xhomas Nillmore had . narrow escape
from drowning In the ssskonk river
yostsrdsy afternoon. While they we're
painting . portion OF the underpinnipg of
the Washington bridge . suy sustaining
ne Stage upon which they sat broke.
ond all fsll into the river. Joseph Burns,
. fellow workman. who wss engaged
b. saw the sooidsns and With the
neistapcs Of N men passing on the
beidGq procured . boat and rescued