The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-06

body planned,
Replied: "Vat you want I'm afraid
can't tell;
I've not learn all ze English words yet.
Ma'moiselle."
Washington star.
Lizzie o'Brien pleaded guilty in the
Sixth district court today, to the charge
that she kept a common nuisance, and
was held for the grand jury in $1,000.
The Christian Workers of Providence
and vicinity, will meet at the Mary
Hopkins Rescue Mission. II Clemence
street. this evening at 7:45 o'clock.
Evangelist George r. Perry will have |
charge Of the meeting.
The nOn-support case which had been
preferred against Joseph Goodrich. and
which was to have been tried in the
Sixth district court, today, was con-
tinued for six months upon an agree
ment on Goodrich's part to pay his
wife S. a week.
THE New Bankruptcy Law OF the
United States will be the subject OF
an address bv Hon. Nathan w. Lit
tlefield. referee in bankruptcy before
the Rhode Island Business Mems AS
ISOLATION this evening in room pa In
dustral Trust Company building.
A meeting of prominent Italians will
be held tomorrow evening, to take steps
towards organizing the new Republican
.f., a 4 .aI
point at which the organization will
probably be perfected some time about
the middle of next week The work OF
naturalization and registration Will be
carried an - systematically ~ soon as the
proper standing committees are APP
pointed.
The men accepted at the local re-
cruiting Office for the 43d United States
Infantry were: Joseph Noeil, Worces-
ter, Mass: Adolphus Bessonnett,
North Brookfeld. Mass. (served in Bat
terry +, Second Artillery; Fred j. Ron
deau. North Brookheld, Mass. (served
in company NJ. Fifth Massachusetts);
John w. Stone. North Brookheld.
Mass: Michael j. Faron,- Providence;
Asa Puff, North Grafton, Mass.
A meeting OF the third and fourth
year classes OF the English and Clas-
steal department OF the Hope Street
High School was called by Prof. ia
cobs yesterday morning. The object
of the meeting was to reorganaze the
athletics OF the school The following
Ford, 90. Bevan. '0O for secretary,
Farnum. 'o1. Wilson. Oh The election
will take place next Wednesday.
According to last accounts the
steamer Queen city is still on the rocks
at Seaconnet Point. aEd her freight
has been sent TO Providence by way OF
the Fall River line. with smooth water
there is still good chance of getting
the boat off the rocks. and no effort
will be spared TO do So There is some
talk Of putting on another boat tenn
porarily to keep the lime going, but no
discrimination can be reached until the
exact damage TO the Queen City has
been learned.
John Edwards. a youth about Il years
OLD. was fined 500 and costs by Judge
Sweetland, today, for an assault upon
Daniel Smith. This was "A part Of the
prolonged chase, rotton-egging and as
sault upon two members OF the Saliva
tion Army, upper Westminster street.
last Saturday night. Smiths compan-
IONS were forced 20 flee into a store for
protection. Smith was overtaken by
the mob OF boys. and just as he was
about 10 enter his house Edwards
struck him in the face.
Herbert Flynn was called for trial i'm
The Sixth district court. today. on The
charge OF agsaultng Sarah McCusker.
and admitting sufficient evidence to
convict was bound over 30 the grand
Jury IN 500. Miss McCuskef' and two
other young ladies We're on Smith
street and undertook 10 make a short
cut TO Francis street. Losing their way.
they asked Flynn to direct them. Flynn
seized Miss McCusker. and making a
threat to criminally assault her. at
tempted 10 drag her into a lot. She
screamed. and Flynn. after striking
her with his fist ran away
The 18th annual conference Of the
womens Auxil aries 10 the Young
Mems Christian Associations OF Massa-
chu>eFts and Rhode Island viii occur
in the Y. VI. c. A. hall. this city, on
October 10. II and i2 Tuesday. We'd
neSsay and Thursday OF next week. and
the exercises include the discussion OF
topics referring to every phase Of asso-
ciat,on auxiliary work and OF special in
tcrest and help to every woman inter-
ested N work for young men and boys.
Rev. - NJ. Taylor OF Cambridge. Mass,
will deliver an address on wednesday
evening. and a large atten1ance Is
looked for.
Eshibitors az the Stit- Fsir
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