The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-03-18
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How many a heart must pass me by
For one that cleaves TO me!
How many a suppl ant wave of sound
Must still unheeded roll.
For one low utterance that found
An echo in my soul!
-Arthur's Home Magazine.
Twenty-three partakers Of tanglefoot
yesterday were assessed in the police
acourt today.
Officer Bradbury shot a dog yesterday
morning at No. 4OS Pine street. at the
request OF the owner, Mrs. Lottie NJ.
Eddy.
A bay horse. weighing 500 pounds,
with white hind feet was FOUND astray
on Gladstone avenue at 1:IO this morn
ing and impounded at the Dexter asy-
lum.
Jennie Lindsey. five years old was
found on Westminster street at
o'colck yesterday afternoon by officer
Il. O'Connor. who took her 10 the city
hall. where her mother called for her.
the pupils OF MIR. Irving Il. Irons last
evening m the studio Of Hans Schneider
in the Butler exchange The pupils
were assisted by Miss Marion Bowling.
pianist.
The recent outrages at Block Island
have aroused the town council of New
Shoreham 10 action. At the last meet
ing Of -tAa- eaunel4- FeIrard-ef S-o1- -.ra.s-
offered for the arrest and conviction of
those who have made attacks on the
members OF the life saving crews.
1t is only a few months since a new
silk industry was started at the village
of Wyoming with seemingly bright
prospects and the best wishes of the
citizens of that place for Its success,
seems destined to go under. a sheriff
sale OF the machinery and other prop
erty has been advertised for March "a
Tonight the Providence Grays Will
play the final game of the Polo season
IN Music hall, when they will meet the
Dough Riders from Waterbury. There
have been many close and exciting
predict that tonight's contest will equal
If II does not excel any of them in the
matter of fast play and interesting fea-
lures.
The Ostby & Barton company En-
ployes Mutual Relief association has
filed articles of Incorporation in the Of
fee OF the secretary Of state. Accord
ing to the articles the association is
formed for the mutual relief OF the
members I'm case Of sickness or acci-
dents which unfit them for their daily
labor. The incorporators are Adolph r.
Tanner. Albert Blomstrom. NJ. S. STAN
ton. John l.. Leon John u. Lenan. The
association will be located i'm this city.
The jdry that heard the contest over
the Will OF the late Phebe Hopkins I'm
the commcn pleas division yesterday
afternoon returned a verdict susta ming
the will Mrs. Hopkins was a resident
of Foster and left the most OF her estate
20 her daughter, Mary NJ Wheeler
while her son, Aionzo Hopkins. received
only $50 He appealed from the probat-
ing of the will and claimed that the
testator was of unsound mind. Dexter
Il. Potter was counsel for the will.
The Easter week attraction M the
Providence opera house viii be the
Alice Nielsen Opera company In "rhe
Fortune Teller" now playing at the
Boston theater. The opera Is the latest
production OF Victor Herbert and Har-
~ B. Smith. and the company Is one
of exceptional superiority. including be-
sides Alice Nielsen. the star and Eu-
gene Cowles. the great basso. formerly
OF the Bostonians. some OF the most tall
ented people now on the American lyric
stage.
The n. T. division board OF officers OF
the T.. A. w. held n meeting In America
hall last evening when reports from va
rious committees were made and ac-
cepted. The first amendment to article
B. ssction l. OF the constitution was
somewhat changed. and now reads. i'm
addition To the regular section. that ex-
oonsuis of the division in good standing
shall be elected TO active membership
OF the board as the latter body see M.
The amendment 90 abolish the annual
meetings was killed. which caused the
third amendment to be unnecessary.
During the parade yesterday Mr..
Bowen R. Church, solo cornetlst OF the
American band. used n new cornet.
which H. perhaps. the finest instrument
OF the kind ever seen. The cornet is of
1f-ka-at gold. and Is the instrument
which took the first prize at the
Worlds fair In Compel tion with instru-
ments from all parts OF the world. and
n was made by G. J. Conn Of Elkhart
Ind. and was presented TO Mr. Church
arriving in Providence yesterday. The
engraving work alone on the instru-
ment required three months for its
completion. The value Of .ae cornet Is