The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-23
NEWSLETS.

IN IL wv ~ IL IL i Os
used TO recall every night ere ia rest
OF many companions the ones l loved
best,
Old sinbad, the sailor; Aladdin whose
lamp
brought fortune, ard Bluebeard. the
terrible scamp
They never deceived me or offered me
harm,
But gladdened by dreams with fam
ciful charm.
There's loss FOR which facts cannot
offer amends
since bade a farewell to my fairy
better. perhaps.
They were idle ard thoughtless. but
better, perhaps,
Than some OF these buctlng ana plaus-
ible chaps
Who offer me Stocks or a tip on the
OR tell me what they'll do If elected to
place.
'Tis indeed a sad day when a young
Stcl DItahS loose
From Jack and the Bsanstalk and kind
Mother Goose.
The enchantment is Ger and the cur
tain 6escends
when you bid a farewell to your fairy
book friends.
Washington Star.
Patrolman j. +. Toole extingu shed
"a fire i'm an ashbin. at the rear of No.
81 Plain street. last night. Hot Goals
caused the fire.
An unfinished house, on Eddy street.
was broken into last night. and lot
OF carpenters tools. belonging to Aug.
Audet. MAS Stolen.
Pensions haze been granted as fol-
lows: Original. Henry Mills. Provi-
dence. Sc. Increase. George w. Barry,
Providence, Sc TO IS.
John Tripp was fined 81 ana costs.
by Judge Sweetland. today. for steal
ing 20 cents worth of scra iron from
Charles E. FRANKLIN. yesterday.
One of Caproni Bros horses attached
10 a delivery wagon, ran away from
America street, yesterday afternoon
and was caught on Spruc street; no
damage was done.
Thomas Casey's blacksmith shop No.
JIG Stokes street, was entered. Tuesday
night and six galvanized pans, valued
u - - 10 -
Fame. OF Smith street, were stolen.
Edward Hughes. 10 years Old will be
tried in the Sixth district court, next
Tuesday for the theft OF an umbrella
from H. l.. Palmer. one OF the Arcade
storekeepers. last evening Hughes
pleaded not guilty, today, and was held
in $780,
Mrs. Catherine Brayton. who keeps
n boarding house. at No. 159 Pond
street. reports that two men ran up a
bill and neglected to pay her. last
week. and IN describing them to the
police she says that she thinks that
they are boarding house beats. She is
probably correct in her guess.
Charles STANLEY was fined $50 and
costs, by Judge sweetland. today. FOR
stealing whip from one Of Billings
Bros. hacks. lest night. The limit fine
Was EiXEn- because of SllanleY,s bad
record. He served II months In Jail
for breaking end entering Richmond
street liq N saloon, two years ago.
in the United States court this morn
ing, was hisl the voluntary petition in
bankruptcy OF Abuham Schwartz. OF
Providence the liabilities bslng placed
at si6H. without any assets. Also the
voluntary petition Of Joseph Denico, OF
the district OF Narragansett, with ia
bilities AZ Si699.2l. and no assets. Both
petitions took the usual course.
The special committee of the CITY
council appointed 10 consider the ques-
ton Of the disposal OF garbage and
general house refuse, met last evening
at City Hall. and organized with
Councilman Burmah r. Perkins as
chairman. The subject was discussed
in a general way. and Il was decided
20 ask the city council for an appropri-
alton TO carry on the invest cation into
the various methods adopted by diff
ferent municipalities in the treatment
OF garbage and other house refuse.
Within the past few days the follow
ing-named men were enlisted az the re-
cruitlng STATION on North Main street:
Richard B. martin OF Providence. for
Seventh Artillery, at Fort Adams:
Peter Shines. George +. Baker and
John +. Smith. all OF Providence. en-
listed for cavalry Philippine service
Smith served with Company II. Firs'
Rhode Island Volunteer Infantry
Richard r. O'Donnel and Arthur Cor
blshley, both Of Providence. enlisted
for Infantry. Philippine service. o'Don
nell saw service In Company G. FRS
Rhode Island Volunteer Infantry; An
tonic Pege. Providence, enlisted 10