The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-29
NEWSLETS.

Every single year;
think we never i'm all our lives
Have had Thanksgiving here.
OF course. IL is very pleasant
Going with father and mother:
But just one feast is so little 10 have
Then wait a whole year for another!
And the next day our dinners so COM
mon,
And | think of the day before,
With turkey and duck and ice cream
and tarts,
And I'm sorry / didn't eat more.
But this year I'm going to be jolly
Oh. tell you. I'm in clover,
Were to have Thanksgiving here at
home,
And won't there be lots left overl
Youths Companion.
Pensions have been granted as fol-
lows: Willet Johnss Phenix, sl2; Jo-
seph S. Hicks, Providence. Sc.
Jennie Hopkins, a common night
walker was placed upon probation un-
Ill March 2. by Judge Sweetland. this
morning.
Ellen O'Brien was adjudged to be in
sane. by Judge Sweetland, today, and
was committed TO the State Hospital
for the Insane.
George Il. Knight, of 307 Charles
street. reports that a ring and $50 in
money was stolen from his pantaloons
pocket Tuesday night.
Rev. +. f. Emerson will preach at
the Beneficent Congregational church
Thanksgiving day at IL a. m, theme:
''The Spiritual Foundations of Modern
Progress
Thomas MacGuire. having no home
was taken from Sam Marks lodging
house on South Main street, yesterday
and sent to the Rhode Island hospital
TO be treated for delirium tremens.
Joseph Bravaman and David Pulver
residents of the North End. each de-
MED in the 9th district court. today
that they kept liquor nu.sances, and
gave $1,000 bail each to appear for trial
on Dec. s.
William Quarles, colored. employed |
at the Hotel Dorrance angered at what
one OF the guests, Edwin A. Burgess,
sad, last night, struck him in the face
and today Quarles was fined $40 and
costs by Judge Sweetland
Frank Tierney, of 29 Reservoir ave-
nue., was knocked down and run over
by newspaper delivery wagon. on
Crawford street. yesterday and sus-
raining bad cut ON his forehead, was
sent to the Rhode Island hospital.
John Tyner. 10 years old, was placed
on probation until March 6. He was
before the juvenile court, today. on the
charge OF having hired bicycle for
an hour from Simon Zaker, of %
Candace street. Tyner sold the wheel,
went to New York to see Dewey and
had a good time generally.
Michael r. Cummings was fined SIS
and costs by Judge Sweetland today, for
an assault on George H. Bowen. Both
men are teamsters and got into mix
up on Pine strest, yesterday When the
snarl was straightened out. Cummings
drove up street AM waited for Bowen. |
and as the latter drove up, Cummings
got upon Bowens wagon and punched |
him in the nose.
John w. Casey pleaded not guilty I'm |
ths 9Th district court, today on the |
charge of assaultqg his wife. Mary. |
and gave $500 surety for appearance
for trial Friday. Mrs. Casey's eyes
were blackened. her side badly CON
fused, and there were several fresh
scars upon her arms which she saws
were caused by her husband depbar- !
ateIy placing a lighted cigar against
her flesh. The Caseys live on Manton |
avenue. and the assault is alleged 20
have occurred last Sunday.
James Stanley. of North Providence
was today held in $500 for an assault
on Harris Gleeksman. and in $500 for
defacing Gleeksman's building. for trial
on Dec. s. Gieeksman keeps saloon in
Geneva village. and Stanley went there
yesterday for a drink. Gleeksman
thought that Stanley had had enough
liquor and refused 10 sell him more.
Whereupon Shsn'-y threw stones
through the windows and struck
Gleeksman on the head with one OF the
missiles.
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