The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-12-01

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The trees are bare.
X And winter reigneth everywhere.
oh. look for me when summer weaves
Our bower within the meadow leaves,
Where, dear. our love was born!
oh. sigh not so,
The sun will shine. the wind viii blow;
And thou will hasten down the shore,
And we shall meet 10 part no more,
Ali on summer morn!
Isaac Cooke OF this city has been
granted an increase of pension from ~
to si2.
In the Y. NJ. c. A. Hall at 2:30 o'clock
this afternoon Mrs. o. 5. Fowler deliN-
cred a lecture on "The Motherhood OF
the Race
We Olden TYNE Deestrik Skule, which
was to have been given at the y. Nj. e.
A. Hall last evening. was postponed
until Thursday, December s.
Tomorrow evening in Grace church
rooms the Kings Daughters Will hold
a sale and supper for the benefit of
Trinity chapel. Pawtuxet, from to
o'clock.
Charles McFadden pleaded guilty In
the district court this morning to
charge of making violent assault up
on BENJAMIN White. He was fined $50
and costs.
A fair held under the auspices of st.
Ansgarius Episcopal church Will be
opened tonight at Burnside Hall, q
Market square, and viii continue
three nights.
The annual ball OF the Providence
Police department will be held In In
fautry Hall this evening and every
thing promises a large attendance and
most enjoyable time.
Patents have been granted to citi-
zens of Providence as follows: Il. Maer-
tins, apparatus for extracting fat. ID.
A. Celigman. envelope. w. f. Taft,
driving mechanism for bicycles.
In the district court this morning,
Bernard Holland was arraigned for the
alleged larceny OF a coat from Patrick
4. Myers. He pleaded not guilty and
was held in 5000 bonds for trial tomor-
row.
Frank Ferrin was arrested last even
ing by Patrolman Jacobs on the charge
Of drunkenness after he had broken a
pane of glass in window of Wah
Lungs laundry at No. 40 Fountain
street by falling against II.
About q o'clock this morning box 2l4
was pulled for a chimney hre In
house at 200 Lexington avenue occupied
jointly by s. s. Carrique and A. B. w.
sherman. The fire was soon extinguish-
ed and the damage was slight.
"A Summers outing" an entertain
ment. which was TO have been given in
Affair Hall, Elmwood avenue, last
evening. for the benefit OF the Edge
wood Casino, was postponed, owing to
the threatening weather to Wednesday
evening, December Z. at the same place
David s. Briggs, the old man found
f,r a sffew aFift-a.-the=rea of the new
passenger station early yesterday
morning and who was sent TO the Cen
tral station, where he gave his address
as Elmwood street, was later called fol
by his son n-in-iaw. william s. Mosier OF
2sf Broad street, who took him home.
William Dwyer of Al Newark street
H.
nue. last evening about o'clock and
claims his back was injured so tha
he could not walk. The r. /. Hospits
ambulance conveyed him 10 that insti
tuition. The ambulance physician stat
ed that the injury was apparently no
q serious one.
At o'clock last evening. Patricl
Reagan, an employe at the electri
light station on Eddy street. becam
exasperated at the actions OF severa
boys who were attacking him wit
snow balls at the corner Of South an
Richmond streets and threw hammer
which he had in his hand. at them. TIL
missile did not strike any of his tor
mentors. but crashed through plat
glass window In the iquor establish
ment OF James II. Hagan.
At s:4s o'clock last evening MIR. A.
Miller OF 1s1 Waterman street report,
20 the Third station police that he hs
seen a light fitting about the hou
Of Mrs. Luther at 1sS Waterman sire
which is unoccupied at present IT
circumstance led him TO believe th
thieves were in the place. Ofhcers Sea
Jon. Riley and sheehsn went to {
house IN the patrol wagon and lou
that there was man still In the hou'
but upon investigation he proved to
Collins c. Althans. a plumber. who HI
been. sent 10 the house for an examin
tion OF the water pipes by the agent
charge. Mr.. II. VI. Cook. The latter WI
communicated with and said that A