The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-07

ing passed away, - So
She grew morose and quiet. seemed 10 lose
her spirits gay, - -,
terror shot,
And we'll he knew she wre'tleo WIN '''A'
agcnizing thought.
Too shy was he TO ask her what had mica her
soul with fear,
And she never would have TOLD hin''nousn
she loved him vcry dear,
shed had onions for her supper, had the
thoughtlcss little miss,
And she knew that at the parting he wouid
try TO swipe kiss. -DehVer fo''
Four persons were each fined u anu
costs In the police court this morning
Mr.. Brooks who lives at 81 Redwing
street. fell in front Of Ter house NJ o'so
o'clock last evening and her ankle was
disIocsted. DIR. Chesbrough attended nor
John O'Connor. who lives ut 26 Handy
street, reported 10 the police that his son
found box containing cans OK bsef In
ths vault back OF his house Saturday
evening.
William Lynch made disturbance In
the hallway OF the Salvation Army head
quarters, 926 Westminster street, lass
evening, ana this morning he was nned
q and costs In the police court.
Mrs. Walter Darling who lives at 20
Cypress street, slipped on the Ice IN front
of her home at l0:30 o'clock Sunday
morning and her right wrist was broken
DIR. Lillibridge attended her.
The State Board OF Pharmacy is inIses-
sion in the state library at the state
House this afternoon, mainly for the pur'
nose Of sxamin candidates who ossire
to enter the pharmaceutical profession.
Walking this morning, in spite of the
fact that the sidewalks were practically
free from snow, was anything but pleas
ant. ana ne who trod on slippery places
had to exercise . great deal OF care to
avoid talL
At $50 o'closk last evening Auburn
eleotric So George Arnold conductor and
George Coviiie motorman, struck tip
osrt near Russell street and tho head.
liRht of the car was broken. lhere was
no other damage. The cart is owned by
n. W. Chase.
Thomss Mitchell and John Rsil had
Tight Saturday night and they were each
dnsd SI0 and costs In the police court this
morning. Patrick Fay aud Thomas
O'Nsiil made disturbance in Richmond
street Saturday evening and they were
each lined s5 and costs.
Several fair and attractive teachers from
public schools in Massachusetts, ars In
the city today. for the purpose Of visiting
the public schools Of Providence. Their
attention has been principally devotedito
the work accomplished In the primary
departments
A horse driven by the owner, Truman
Pisrcs, ran away yesterday afternoon on
Pailas street. After the driver had been
tipped out the horse ran through Ken
yon, Federal, Broadway and' Fountain
streets 10 Dorrance street. where It was
brought to STOP No damage.
General regret was expressed today,
both in private and public circles at the
death OF Robert Morrow, the manager Of
the Providence Opera House. Col. Bob"
ss he was often called, was "A good friend
aud man of sterling worth, and those
who knew him best will mourn bis loss
Hose and Chemical Engine No. 6 were
called to Thomas Grimes new house. In
process of erection on Rhode Island
avenue last night. some one saw smoke
issuing from the premises and presumed
that it was caused by ire. 1t was, but
the tire was in stove used for drying
purposes.
Mr.. Joseph Mann, OF the firm OF Mann
e. Eccles is about to take trip to Havana
and the windward Islands. and he says
that he expects to get good IDEA OF tho
real status Of affairs In Cuba. Mr.. Mann
Is 90 thoroughly wide awake that very
little will escape him. during his sojourn
in the beautiful, but unfortunate, tobacco
city.
a horse driven by man named An.
deron ran away on North Main street
yesterday afternoon, after spilling the
driver out into the snow. No damage was
done, ana the horse was stepped en-
valley street. pv William Prosssr. The
horse was ownsd by Michael Kavanaugh,
. stable keeper OF Pswtucket
Owners OF fast horses were very much
disguised st the heavy rainfall, for they
bad been figuring upon good sport on
Reservoir and Butler avenues for quite a
number Of days. However, Darius Allen
OF South county. has prophesied another
heavy fall OF snow and the horsemen may
still have plenty OF opportunity TO show
the advantages Of their trotters and
PAGERS
Those persons'who had occasion 10 cross
Eddy street. st the corner OF weybosset
street. on Saturday evening, wished for
boat or 40 least pair Of high boots.
The water had formed iaKs about ~
inches deep end probably eight feet wide.
and the oonstquence was that there was
many plurgs taken by tie unwary