The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-14
NEW SLETS S,

When a rose was on her breast
But her partner at the bunkers
Is the one who knows her best.
Though the bsll is lost forever
And her hair is out Of curl
Nothing spells the sunny temper
OF the pretty golfing girl.
If all wNsnen once We're flowers
AS an ancient legend tells
she has bloomcd a sprig of heather
on the breezy Scottish fels
For the wini that roams the bracken
And the blue Of morning skies
Still is ripping In her laughter.
Stgll Is beaming from her eyes.
But In gray or golden weather.
stepping lightly TO the tees.
Making drives with daring sw1ftness,
4 Holding out" with merry ease.
To the painted balls not only
Does she bring the golfers arts.
FOR with Cupid as her caddie
She is playing with our hearts.
-Minna Irving i'm Leslie's Weekly.
Orville Dairy OF Pawtucket has been
granted pension of s6 per month.
According 10 the records at City Hall
f. Rowland Goff has attached the
property of Edward Twiss for 800.
Aiphonse Bassett was fined $i5 and
costs by Judge Sweetland today for fast
riding OF a bicycle on Charles street
last evening.
william Fitzgerald's express wagon
was run into on Cranston street. near
Potters avenue. by trolley car No. 90,
yesterday afternoon. Both the shafts
OF the wagon were broken.
Owen McGrath was sent TO the farm
for six months today, by Judge Sweet
land. Owen acknowledged that under
the statutes he was common drunk
ard.
A large new boiler is being put into
the basement OF City Hall today and 1T
will be used exclusively to furnish
supply OF hot water for the entire
building.
The joint committee on lamps Of the
city council will meet in Council Clerk
Hayden's Office at 1880 o'clock this
evening to consider a number OF appli-
cations for street lights.
Benjamin w. Allen pleaded not guilty
in the Sixth District Court, today, TO
the charge of assaulting his wife, Ellen,
and was held in $500 for trial next
Tuesday. According to the police, AL
len hit his wife with a broomstick and
cut her forehead open.
Detective Hodges came from Taun-
ton, this morning, and at noon was
given the custody and took back with
him. James Cole. who was arrested here.
by request. yesterday. and detained
over night at the Central Station. Cole
was wanted to answer to the charge Of
breaking and entering at Rehoboth,
Mass.
Collector Of the Port Wilson has been
notified that Albert s. Sweet OF 1888 Pine
street is eligible 70 rdhe position OF jan
itor. and William ID. Treu for the posi-
ton OF watchman of the building under
the civil service rules. There is no i'm
mediate prospect that either OF the men
will be employed as there is no vacancy
and no indication that there will be.
A frightened COW created considera-
Bile excitement yesterday on Pawtuxet
bridge and sent John Bardon 10 the
hospital disabled. Bardon is employed as
a farm hand at Butler hospital for the
insane. While leading a COW, the animal
became frightened at an electric car
and jammed Barton against the iror
railing OF the bridge breaking the patel
In OF his lef; leg. He had to be remove,
IN wagon.
In response to a call from a commit
tee ~ citizens headed by Rev. j. II
coffey. ID. d., Attorney w. A. Heathan
Daniel w. Washington, James
Johnson. Rev. Il. Harris and other,
mass meeting Will be held at the lio
4. NJ. T.. Church on Winter street ne'
Monday evening To protest against II
ISLANDERS OF Senator Tillman against q
New England people on the occasio
of his recent visit I'm connection WI
the gathering OF the New England B
metallic League.
A dispatch from Philadelphia say
the encagem.snt Of Bishop Coadjuto
Mcvlckar to Miss sally B. Smith o
Philadelphia viii be announced as 500
as the former returns from Europa
Miss Smith was for many years one Q
Dr. Mcvickars parishioners while b
was recfc- of Holy Trinhty M Philadel
plta and a II said that their engage
mcnt is not Of a very recent date tn
xnnourcenrsrc has bern dersycI be
cause ~ Miss smishs unwiIlingness q
1oa<e her mother. who Is an invalid.