The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-02-27

He was fred by the prediction, his
began at the box Office at Infantry
ambition seemed TO rise.
And he saw the star OF greatness
cleaning in his future skies,
And his longlngs reached fruition, for
he sways a daily horde
In a Western Union depot yelling: This
way. All Abo-o-o-o-ard!"
Denver Post.
William F. Dolan was arraigned in
the district court this morning charged
with defacing the building in which
SiRmons restaurant is located. He
pleaded guilty and was ordered to pay
a fine of SO and costs.
Tonight the Providence polo team
will meet the Hartfords at Infantry
Hall and battle royal is looked for.
AT the present the Hartford team holds
the lead but local admirers of the
place when the championship series is
closed.
lilt SdiN Va 6faAS iWi
The second concert of the Arion club
began at the box Office a Infantry
Hall. The demand was large, presag-
ing big audience when the concert is
given tomorrow evening. The princi-
pal nlmber Sullians Golden Le-
gend" will be given with a quartette
OF soloists. full chorus and orchestra.
At the hearing of the case of Sperry
ing Stamp company against William
II. Greene, druggist. before Judge Rog-
ers on Saturday last Mr.. Greene was
not adjudged guilty of contempt of
court I'm disobeying the restraining or
der previously granted enjoining him
from giving out stamps belonging to
the company. Mr.. Greene gave out no
stamps and forbade his clerk so doing,
but his brother. who is n member of
the firm and was not included in the or
der, was the one who gave the stamps
away.
William II. Brine. who was arrested
on Saturday morning charged with the
larceny OF s23 from the O'Gorman
Company was arraigned before Judge
Sweetland this morning. He was ad-
judged probably guilty and ordere !
held in the sum OF $500 for the grand
jury. According to the detectives Brine,
who is about 26 years OF age. and un-
married. driver OF one of the O'Gorman
Company's delivery wagons. lie failed
10 return money collected on G. @. H.
accounts and the matter was reported
Detective Cannon made the arrest.
The prompt action OF Omcer George
Chase prevented what at the outset bid
fair to be a serious runaway about Ii
o'clock this morning. on Weybosset
street In front of the city Hotel the
driver OF four horse hitch was en-
desvorng to turn his team about END
for end. The off wheeler was frettinp
over a broken strap on his bride anC
was rapidly getting worked up 20 the
running pitch when officer Chase TAX,
ing the trouble in at a glance stepped
out ana in about three minutes hat
'hltAth tue tAttAi AFdttis sAS Atlt tNAiN'
cd animals were headed toward tn,
sidewalk where there were many pass
ers the GOODNESS OF the officer undoubt
edly prevented a serious casualty.
a man about IS years OF age, givnl
his name as Mccormick fell In a fit OF
weybosset street, directly In front o
the Flint establishment. at 10 o'clocl
this morning. A chair was produced I
make him comfortable. while awaitin
the arrival of the ambulance whicl
had been summoned. when the part
from the hospital arrived. the man wa
escorted TO the vehicle where he a
once proceeded TO make himself a
home. Without aid he reposed hmsel
upon the easy cushions and bolstere
his head up with downy pillows. The
he sighed a sweet bhssful sigh, whlc
oozed most comfortably forth. No,
far from the grinning. gaping multi
tude peacefully dozes would be poss
bic. But at this interesting period ID
Griffin who was in charge Of that YER
easy rubber tired vehicle from IN
hospital ana who knows a vast des
that he never tells folks about Il
wind. 80 10 speak, OF an aroma whlc
he has met before. In just minut,
by the reporters watch be. OF the n
was sitting bolt upright in anoth,
sort Of vehicle. without cushion
without downy pillows. without even
top save the canopy OF Heaven. As
bowied through Union street. with h
head against a brawny official arm
blue WOODEN. he probably turned ov'
IN his mind. a sort Of every day anon
ally There is nothing - uncertain I
s.cersssniy."