The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-11-16


From love kiss turns her face;
Still her lover pressing gently.
Yields, at last, with modest grace;
And such moment, for that lover.
Is a moment fraught with bliss;
While lifelong thought Of fragrance
Is the memory of that kiss.
Times Democrat.
Marshal Darrach will read Twelfth
Night" in Sayles Memorial hall this
evening.
meeting OF the Rhode Island Hor-
ticultural society will be held at TIL
inghast's tonight.
An Old World bicycle was found on
weybosset street by Patrolman Con-
nors last evening. and was taken TO the
Fifth police station to await claimant.
The Y. NJ. c. A. lyceum at it's regular
meeting this evening will debate this
question: Resolved. That the United
States should assume control of the en-
tire Philippine archipelago"
wladyslaw Stolberk, an insane per-
son from the Sixth police district, was
committed to the state insane asylum
this morning by Judge Sweetland, upon
the recommendation of two physicians.
There was large attendance at the
dance of the Agawam Social club in
B. T. hall last evening. The floor di-
rector was j. A. Trainor and his aids
]. J. FInerty, J. II. Campbell and j.
w. McAleer.
At the annual meeting Of the Rhode
Island Homeopathic Hospital Ladies
Aid association at the hospital this ar
ternoon DIR. Jennie O. Arnold gave an
interesting account of her experiences
at Camp Wikoff.
Catherine Burke has begun suit
against the Union Railroad company to
recover $4,000. She was getting of
car, and she claims IL was suddenly
started before she had alghted. and
she was thrown 10 the ground and bad
ly injured.
Early this morning some mischievous
person put a railroad torpedo on the
street car track on Weybosset street
A PaNvtucket car struck it and a loud
explosion resulted which startled not
only the passengers but pedestrians in
the vicinity.
Daniel Mitchell TO a charge of steal
ing quantity of spinach from the J.
a. Budlong & Son Company at first
pleaded not guilty in the district court
today and was held for trial Friday, aa
he said that he had bought the spinach
from an unknown man for ten cents.
Later. he retracted this plea and was
fined 50 and costs.
The charge against Patrolman Place
of the Fifth police district that he got
IN an alteration on Richmond street
was assaulted and failed to make an
arrest or report the matter TO his SUI
perior officer. was investigated by the
committee on police yesterday after
noon. Several witnesses were examined,
and at the conclusion of the hearing IL
was decided to fine the officer $50 and
also reprimand him.
The railroad track between Fall River
and Warren has been bonded" and
the work is finished on the Providence
division 10 a point in East Providence.
The double tracking through Warren is
nearly completed and the work Of grad
ing near the bridges is being pushed
along. Upon equipment with electricity
n In the intention Of the Consolidated
road TO run more frequent trains than
at present, and larger number OF
stops for passengers will be made. the
additional stations TO be at convenient
road crossings.
a young man named Dean Whitney
was arraigned before Judge Sweetland
this morning. charged with the larceny
OF six handkerchiefs. valued at So ten
doiIies. valued at s.. and one necktie
VALUED at 80 cents, from the Calender
McAuslan & Troup Company. lie
pleaded guilty. but said he was unable
10 understand how IL was that prosecu-
tion followed at this late day. as he
had committed the act about six months
ago. and In now employed at the Jewell
~ establishment Of s. and Il. Lederer
He didn't get an explanation. but was
fined $40 and costs, which were paid
and he again secured his liberty.
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