The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-11
NEWSLETS.

NEW SLETS.
"oh. let me look into your eyes," quo
he;
"your eyes which like strange ger
reflect the light.
Where in unspoken language | may S
My fate Alright.
Teach me to pen the feelings whic
/ own
With joy, despite their sorrow an
their smart,
Teach me how may write my nam
alone
Upon your heant."
She laughed like bells a-chlme ant
cried: I'm sooth.
A school house is the place to ment
your plight;
youth
To read and write"
Washington Star.
Everett +. Potter OF hose has been
promoted TO be lieutenant of Engine Co.
No. 10. vice VIM. F. Coffin, deceased.
Patrolman McGroaty extinguished a
brush fire on Douglas avenue, at 4:3O p.
m. yesterday.
The printing pressmen Of this city
meet tonight at 125 Snow street for the
purpose of taking the initiative looking
10 the formation Of Pressmen's union.
Cyrus Martin pleaded not guilty In
the Sixth district court, today of SELL
ing impure milk and gave 5000 surety
for his appearance for trial next Fri
day.
Hose and hook and ladder No. 6 ex-
tinguished a slight fire i'm Gustano Ba
iasotinis house. 152 Spruce street. yes
terday morning, which was caused by
the ignition OF rags which had been
stuffed into a stove pipe hole in chin
ney. No damage.
John Gilligan was bound over IN tho
grand jury by Judge sweetland, today.
and In $500, for maliciously defscing a
building leased by John III. McEIrov
Gilhgan,who is employed at the Frank
I'm FOUNDRY, was refused a drink at 2lO
Charles street, last Saturday night for
he reason THAT he had had enough. He
went out of the saloon, procured N bar
OF iron and threw II through a $40 nane
OF plate glass.
MIS- Ann Grace, who was said to Toe
lo3 years old. was buried Yesterday
from the house OF Mrs. Joseph Lewis
Ihird street She was a native of the |
western islands. and she always claim |
ed she was born there i'm 1896. John |
Grace was her husband. and before To- |
eating In Bristol some 80 years ago. she
resided In Fall River, where the two
sons are still residents. A daughter
lives In Bristol. The interment was at
St Mary's cemetery on Bristol Neck.
James Hazard pleaded not guilty. in
ne sixth district court, today, TO maxi
ng an assault upon Charles Butler. and
vas held in $500 for trial next Friday.
tazard was elected from a house on
'tampers street, Thanksgiving night
'ecause he was too noisy, and later
Sutier went TO the door to see n IIav-
ira had left the yard Hazard knocked
'uuer down with a stone and cut his
emple' Butler went to work the next
'ay' Dut two days later he became m
IND was in bed until last Saturday
Inc story-and-a-half cottage owned /
y MISS Helen l.. Pease, on Promenade
venue. Buttonwoods. was totally da
uoyed by fire Saturday afternoon % :
e.her with much valuable property $
eionging to Miss Pease ana the fam. 2
y OF Col. l.. b. Pease, who have oc- :,
'p'ed II during the summer. The housa n
as closed by the servants FRIDAY 40. h
rnoon but Col Pease was down tho,. 4
cur on the water and take a last look s
'er the place. The overturninc OF . b,
mp which was being used TO thaw ON, 10
e pipes started the destructive bhza
ne crowd that gathered was able on,,.
save adjoining property.
lhere is movement on foot for tho WI
'ganization Of an Independent baseban
am Tor Pawtucket. and definite sens
'obably Will be taken IN a fe,,, a. -
ne man at the head Of the project i IN
'hn Kane OF Woonsocket who bel,oyo9 NJ
'at such nine will prove a pavlno te
sestpent Tor the reason that there W.
III not be any league nine IN the c,tv n.
'xt season. II the interest can -, ~
orked up In the near towns and ,r,sos m
is the intention to form an assocla. eN
IN. II is the aim TO make the tom, ~ :.
e OF the best of amateur teams and V.
so doing get games in Pawtucke, III
nilar to those which were 50 popular "
the Attleboros last summer :. :,
y. - n. 4.