The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-11-23
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Its burdens oft had been TO her
A heavy weight to bear;
she stopped and murmured lovingly.
'Not burdened hands, dear child
for thee
one had not known the burdened hands,
But knew the empty heart;
AT life's rich banquet she had sat
An unfed guest. apart;
"Oh. not" she whispered tenderly
AN empty heart, dear child. for
thee"
And she was old: she had known care,
She had known loneliness;
She knew God leads us by no path
His presence cannot bless;
She smiled and murmured trusttully,
Gods wil dear child. Gods VIII
for thee"
The Alkahest.
John Doyle and OwensCorrigan were
arraigned in the police court this
morning for revelling and pleading
guilty each was fined So and costs.
The Dayton bicycle that was report
cd as stolen from Arctic Centre. Novem-
Der 18th. was recovered yesterday in
Warwick swamp, by Sergt. Clark of
the eth station.
According TO the City Hall records
today. William j. Charlesworth has
made an assignment OF all his real and
personal property, for the benefit OF his
creditors, TO Benjamin G. Hawkins.
A piano and song recital will be given
at the Eloise tonight by Nine. Szumow-
ska and Mrs. Alice Wentworth Nc
Gregor. 1t will be under the auspices
Of the International Brotherhood
league.
Stephen Radigan. In the Juvenile Sec
tion of the district court this morning.
pleaded not guilty to a charge of
stealing cake from "A wagon OF Mr..
Maaksoodian. He was held for trial
December 9Th.
Pensions have been granted Rhode
Islanders as follows: Original. Samuel
j.. Harrington. Newport. SO. Increase,
James Tanner, Providence, So 10 s..
house. Central Falls. IS; Nancy III.
Hammond. Greenville, So.
Fred Dennis OF eS Byron street re-
ports TO the police that while driving
on Lester street at p. m, Monday
night, his team collided with another
owned by an ash remover and Mr.. Den
mis-, together with his wife was
thrown out and slightly injured
Orders for clocks for the tower OF the
new passenger station and for the three
waiting rooms have been placed. and II
is expected that the clocks will be I'm
position before New Years. The mas
ter clock will be located in the tower
and the dial will be Illuminated
Dr. II. H. Thurston, director of the
Sibley College OF Mechanical Engineer
ing at Cornell, win give an illustrated
lecture before the Providence Associa-
tion of Mechanical Engineers at "a
North Main street tonight on "Evolu-
ton In Steam Engineering"
Joseph Mclaughlin was arrested
early last evening by officer Wolfe for
the alleged larceny of n coat. valued at
s., from the store of Isaac Rhodes on
North Main street. The policeman saw
the man take the coat from which the
tag had not been removed, and In a
few minutes Mclaughlin was on his
way TO the Central station in the
"hurry-up."
e.
on. owned by John NJ. Dean. ran away
yesterday afternoon from the corner OF
Angel street and ANGEL place, where
II had been left standing. II was cap
tured by Thomas Johnson on Water
man street, before much damage had
been done and was put up at the
What Cheer stable. where II was later
secured by the driver.
The Providence NJ. K. church will hold
grand union Thanksgiving service to-
morrow evening. beginning at s o'clock.
at the Hope street church, which prom
ises 20 be an interesting occurrence.
Rev. Mr.. Stenhouse will deliver an ad-
dress on The Evolution OF New Eng
land" and the following program will
be carried out; Organ voluntary. Mrs
Laura Pratt; invocation, Dr. r.. C.
Bass; choir anthem. Come. Thou
Fount;" reading OF proclamstions. Dr
8. M. Dick; hymn No. 100. Rev c. II
Ever; responsive service. Rev. J. o.
Randall; prayer. Rev. G. $. Davis: re-
sponse. by a trio; Scripture Psalms
III, Rev. Robert Clark; Luke xii. %
>s. Rev. A. j. coultas; violin solo tar-
ranged by Mrs. Laura Prat). Mr.. Fran
els Pratt; hymn No. 1897 Rev. y. L.
streeter: hymn No 1853. America"
Rev. W. r. Davis, benediction. Rev. J.
a. l. Rich