The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-01-02
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You must at once persuade the prizes,
To leave that word out, or. at least,
Suggest. my love. 10 him
The wisdom OF another word
That Is not hopelessly absurd
Some decent synonym.
For instance, not TO spoil the run
BY making three words two or enc,
II surely might be planned
To promise at the altar rail-
That will always, without fail,
Love, honor and command
London Truth.
Peter Reilly, aged 40 years, died sud
denly at 3:15 o'clock this morning at
his boarding house. 81 Delaine street
Judge Sweetland this morning com
mitted Annie NJ. Smith, wife of Fred
erick Smith 10 the state hospital for the
insane.
There were only 10 offenders before
the Police Court Sunday morning. and
each was fined 81 and costs for drunk
cnness.
George w. Parker for assaulting Jo-
seph c. Ducharme was ordered by
Judge Sweetland 10 pay fine OF $40
and costs.
At 1890 o'clock this morning the let
ter box at the corner of Friendship and
Linden streets was forced open, the box
empty and the lock gone.
Charles McDougall for assault upon
his wife was fined $40 and costs in the
district court today. They had disagreed
upon some domestic matters and Nc
Dougall blackened her eye.
Michael McHale for the larceny OF /
pair OF socks, valued at 81 from the
Manufacturers Outlet Co.'s Store was
ordered to pay fine of 81 and costs.
A dummy clock hanging before the
store of III. N. Smith at IS Dorrance
street became partially loosened from
its fastenings and was yesterday af-
ternoon carried TO police headquarters
by Oflcer Anthony.
An everheated stove in a freight car
In the yard OF the Consolidated road
eet mr., to the woodwork of the car early
this morning. Hose l and Hook and
Ladder put out the blaze. The dam
age 10 the car and contents will be
about 800.
Brown University opened this MORN
ing for registration for the winter term |
Chapel begins tomorrow morning when |
the classes Will meet. The real work i'm |
the lecture room will not commence. |
however. until Wednesday. The courses |
offered are about the same as last term. |
Professor Lamont i'm view of the inter-
est taken i'm the Dartmouth debate, will |
give this term a course i'm oral discus
sion and debating.
An Italian named Nitulli got into |
row with James Kelly in Burke's saloon
on Pine street and both went out Of
the place to settle their differences.
Later Kelley turned up at the Central
station, where he preferred charge of |
assault against the Italian. while the
latter In turn accused Kelley OF rob
bing him Of $780, No money was found
on Kelley, 80 the charge OF theft was
not entertained and both men were sent
about their business.
George w. Brown for assault on his
wife. Annie J. Brown. and his stepson
George McAree was brought before
Judge Sweetland this morning and
pleading guilty TO the charge was given
30 days In the county Jail and fined SO
and costs. The assault took place i'm a
house on Acorn street where the
Browns live. Brown and his wife had
some words and he struck her. He then
threw his stepson TO the floor. John II.
Brown. who was present. pleaded not
guilty to taking hand In the proceed
ings and was held in $500 for trial on
of next week. lie promptly
furnished bail.
Thursday evening the members of tho /
Alpha Tennis club. with their young
lady friends. held a whist party and |
social at the residence OF Mr.. w. T..
Husband. II Tanner street. who had
very kindly opened his house to the
club for the evening. The first prizes
were taken by Miss Marcia Boss and
Dfr. Edward Husband. and the consola-
ton prizes by Miss Leila Spooner and |
Mr.. w. J. Cranston. After whist. re-
freshments were served by the Maine
Dairy company. and then the company |
enjoyed a game Of tandem party. In
this game Miss Marcia Boss and Mr..
Ralph Hayward took the first prizes
and Miss Charlotte Husband and Mr.
Sylvester t. Goss the consultations. AS
\ wind up 10 the evenings enjoyment /
The company indulged In a short dance. J
which was greatly enjoyed by every |
one. The committee wishes 60 thank /
Mise Marcia Boss for her valuable as
Histnncc IN the tandem party. The COM
niffee OF arrangements was W. e. /
Kenyon. w. !. cranston and :. T. Goss.