The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-12-28

disappear from view,
When you run acrost feller from the
same Oh town ez you.
II you hain't been the best o. friends
II softens up your heart,
You feel warmin' TO him thatll kinder
give start
To q long an lasting friendship that
youll allus cart asoun',
With a good word Ter the feller from
the same OF leetle town.
Iou'll md his voice sounds sweeter ez
he mentions some OF name
Then 1t useter when you'd meet him
airly mornins in the lane:
En- when YOU say goodby an part. ez
somehow folks must 90.
You hate TO leave the feller from the
same oil town ez you.
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
In the police court this morning IA
persons were fined s2 ana costs each
fer indecent intoxication.
The officers connected with the fourth
coffee last night by Crescent Lodge, l..
q. Q. Il.
In the district court this morning.
Charles J. Dawley, for stealing a pock-
etbook containing $2.SS from Mary a.
Doonan was held i'm bond of $500 for the
action OF the grand jury.
Park yesterday afternoon Frank Tull~.
L. years OF age, fell and sustained "a
bad cut over his right eye. He was
assisted to his home on Washington
street by William Brett.
A pocketbook containing $50 was
found by Hugh Stirrat of Pawtucket
on North Main street yesterday. The
pocketbook was left at the sheriff. *
officer and later was claimed by the
owners, Abraham brothers.
Yesterday horse owned by Proctor
T.. HUI of Central Falls was taken
with spinal menengitis on North Main
street near Abbott. Dr. Dairy of Paw
tucket was called and the horse re-
moved in the ambulance of Ben Roy &
Sons.
At a meeting Of the executive COM
mittee OF the Democratic city commit
tee yesterday IL was announced that
the conference with the state central
committee had been satisfactory and
that during the few remaining davs of
the year the work OF registration
would be pushed with renewed vigor.
Children lighting candles on Christ
mas tree in the house S72 BENEFIT street
owned by j. T. Farrell and occupied by
blaze at 4:i5 o'clock yesterday after
noon which was promptly extinguished
by Hook and Ladder Company q, with
out an alarm. The loss was estimated
at $50
Before the Rhode Island Metaphysical
Association tonight, there viii be given
"a lecture by the writer and metaphys-
ical teacher. DR.. Charles Brodie Pat
teraon. AT Tillinghast hail. 2S3 Westmin-
fter street. SUBJECT: THE Fundamen-
tai principles of Mental Science" There
will also be a piano recital by Miss
Margaret A. Gardiner. assisted by Miss
Elizabeth Tripp Northup. contralto, at
,;30. Doors open al Z.
The committee appointed by the par
ishioners OF 81. JoseDhs church. OF
which Col. James Moran is chairman,
viii cali upon Bishop Harlxins this eve
ming, and an effort viii be made TO
retain the Jesuit Fathers in Providence
and at the church where they have
accomplished so much good during the
past 20 years. What the result of the
conference will be IL is, % course inn
possible to say at this time. but the
committee hopes 60 receive some en-
couragement from Bishop Harkins.
The management OF the star Thea
tire has decided 10 give a professional
matinee tomorrow afternoon invitations
20 which have been issued 20 members
of all the theatrical companies now
playing at the local theatres. A per-
Torrance at which professionals will
constitute the major part OF the audi
ence Is a decided novelty in this city
and no doubt the enterprise OF the Star
management in providing IL will be
duly appreciated. The play will be
'Our Regiment which is cleverly pre-
scented by the Roman Stock Company
in the district court this morning,
Bernard and Thomas Coleman were ar
raigncd for assaulting Frank Green.
Green had been knocked down and
kicked IN me TTp, but the police cap
tain who made the charge could not tell
which did the knocking down and
which did the kicking. There had been
trouble between the Colemans and
Green before. Bernard pleaded guilty
and was fined so and costs and Thomas
pleading not guilty was held in 5000
bond for appearance at the trial on