The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-02-01

FLAVOR ~ All with essence vi wv
And a little dash of play;
Let a nice old book and a glance above
Complete the well spent day.
Good Health.
In the Police Court this morning IL
persons We're ordered 20 pay fine OF
81 and costs for indecent intoxication.
According 10 the records at city hall,
John Dyer has attached the property OF
Joel G. Palmer for 800.
The Methodist Social Union will hold
its February meeting AT the Mathew
son street NJ t. church this evening
This afternoon Mrs. d. H. White
more of the Roger Williams Free Bap-
alst church taught the lesson to the
School Union.
William II. George Of the Junior Re-
public made an address this afternoon
In the Mathewson street NJ. T.. church
before the X. ]. Women's club
This evening Protective Company
No. ] will observe it's twenty fourth
anniversary Of it's organization at its
house on Richmond street
The assignment of John Thompson, "A
dealer in cry goods. whose store is I'm
the Arcade. TO Arthur O'Leary was re-
corded at the city hall yesterday after
noon. No statement of assets and LA
blllties has yet been made.
Pensions have been granted as fol-
sows: Original Samuel j. Eldridge.
Providence 81. Additional Andrew
owen. Providence IS. Increase Rouse
Potter, North Scituate IS to So Orig
inal widows, etc. Annie L. Gorton. Da-
visville IS.
In the Juvenile Division Of the Sixth
District Court this morning Charles
Chandler aged II years, and Owen Nc
Goir, IL years, were arraigned on the
charge of stealing pins valued at 20
cents from Joseph Lego. The boys
were sentenced by Judge Sweetland TO
the reform school during minority.
Henry Bsssett who resides at 80
Eagle street was foolng with Benja-
min Taylor in Joseph Rollinson's saloon
on Olneyville square Saturday after
noon. when he fell against the bar
breaking his right leg. He was assist
cd 10 his home by friends and after
ward taken TO the Rhode Island Hos
pital.
Rev. Jarnes r. Barbour rector OF the
Church of the Good Shepherd of Port
land. Ore. has accepted the call To be
come the rector of the Church of the
Advent of pawtucket. He was ordain-
ed eight years ago, is about 80 years OF
aae and IS regarded as powerful
preacher. He will enter upon the duties
OF the position March 1.
The physicians are not quite so hope
full this morning concerning the condi.
zion of Fire Commissioner Dexter Cor
ton. He was much brighter yesterday
morning. but upon awaking this morn
ing seemed not quite so much improved
IL may be that the stormy weather o.
yesterday had a somewhat depressing
effect upon the spirits of the patient.
In the United States district cour
yesterday afternoon Judge Brown
granted a preliminary injunction II
the equity case of the Mattison Drul
Company Of Boston against Edgar +
Mattison OF this city. The forme
claims TO have the sole right to use tn
name quick stop for Headaches.
They allege that NIr. Mattison, who wa
formerly president of the company, ,ha
infringed its right In that regard.
Late last night there was collisio
between trolley cars on Wickende
street on the switch In front OF th
Third police station. a Taunton ca
gained such impetus at Hope stree
that the motorman lost control on aC
count OF the slippery condition OF III
track. In front OF the Taunton car va
an East Providence car on the switcl
The motornan and conductor iumpe
of in time 10 save themselves befol
the heavy Taunton electric crashed IL
20 ths. smaller car and demolished n
rear platform.
Miss Harriet Manser assisted |
Thomas Livingston. baritone Mast
Maurice Ryder. violinlst and Howai
White. 'celnst. gave recital I'm q
Lederer bulifing last evening whu
was greatly enjoyed. The program W
as follows: Allegro from Sonata, q
II. 40. I. Beethoven; "Lafe's Lullaby
Lane. "Iento." s.'humann: Waltz
c-fot. CHOPIN. "At Twilight" Levi
"r.cr nee" Lacombe. "Mazurks
Won Win: "Bluette." Gregh: "Etui'
Ravlna: Love Song Temple. Ron
IN E-nat. Weber. Trio IN D-maj
Haydn: Allegro. Andante Allegro.