The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-05

Should any heart be sorrowful. anS
signing, still complain,
When the mist but fills the lly-cupi
for honeybees TO drain?
Unknown. in all our signing, Love II
leading us to light
See where the great sun glimmers o'el
the iron hills OF Night
And all the sweetheart t-roses-for al
the storms that beat
Are blooming for the lips of love ir
many a red retreat.
Atlanta Constitution.
Christine Cloves. IA years old. has
been missing from No. 143 Lockwood
street. since yesterday morning.
The axe WITH which Owens killed
Sadie Mathewson at Foster Center is in
the custody of the attorney generals
officer Deputy Sheriff Wilcox.
At 2:30 o'clock. this morning. five
lights OF glass were broken In the win
dow OF the Chinese laundry. at No. 400
weybosset street, by the discharge of
cannon.
Patrolman Waterman at ? O'Clock,
this morning. found that 4sxl0 foot
pane OF plate-glass. in owen f. Leav-
ems g. Cos. store had been broken by a
stray bullet.
Walter Arnold and John Carney were
arrested. Monday night for revelling on
North Main street. Yesterday they
pleaded not guilty; but this morning
they retracted and in the police court
were fined S. and costs each.
Irene Styles. IA years old. left her
home. No. 4oS Prairie avenue. at .
O'clock yesterday morning. TO witness
the parade. and up to the hour of max
ing out the morning police records, to-
day her people had not heard from
her.
Yesterday morning owen Herman
who resides at No. 81 Ives street, found
that his tip cart which Re had left in
a lot at the foot OF Tocl1wotton street
the night before had been burned by
boys in their Fourth of July exuber-
ance.
Next week will be the last for the
hearing OF jury cases previous to the
annual court vacation. Thereafter
there will be but little business In that |
division of the court except on Sat- |
urdays until the third Monday in Sep
tember.
orI,a
costs. by Judge Sweetland, today, for
fast driving, on Fountain street, yes
terday. He was delivering ice cream
and was in great hurry. An appeal
WAS taken and ]. III. Roberts, Joseph's
father. became his surety in 5000.
Albert Hawkins was among the 81 |
and costs coterie In the police court. |
today. Hawkins, incidentally, required |
the services of Police Surgeon Palmer,
after court hours. He plunged into a |
brick building. on Fountain street and |
made a failure of an attempt to bunt
down the block, receiving two bad |
contusions.
"A pretty thorough examination Of the
stone trimmings on the roof OF the |
county court house has been made and
it was found necessary to do quite
a little work in order to secure them
thoroughly. This was done after the |
stone ornaments that fell a few weeks
ago had been restored TO their places.
The grooved rails constituting the
cross-over tracks at the intersection
of Westminster and Dorrance streets.
are a bonanza to horseshoers and a
source of annoyance 10 the owners of
horses. They catch the heel-calks and
pull off Shoes Monday both hind shoes
were ripped off driving horse, and
yesterdays catches aggregated seven
shoes.
There was no hearing OF the case
against the Earncliffe mills today as
expected. Certain landlords OF Olney-
VILE seek to have the millr restrained
from running nights as they claim the
noise made prevents their tenants from
sleeping and the tenants threaten TO
move out. The case will be heard prob
ably on Saturday on a prayer for a
preliminary injunction.
Frank Daniels was arraigned in the
Sixth district court. today. on the
charge Of cruelty using and torturing a
Daniels came in from Swansea
Centre. yesterday and brought the coon.
hoping TO sell 1t to the superintendent
OF Roger Williams park. Failing to
make the sale he returned to the city
and was dragging the coon along by a
chain hitched TO collar. at times bad
~ choking the animal Agent Smith
saw him and made the arrest. Daniels
pleaded not guilty and was held In $500
for trial next Friday.
The employees Of the Household Sew
ink Machine Co. and the employees Of
r. B. Little & Co.. held their fourth
annual union outing at Hauterrive.
The leading feature OF the days sport
was a game OF ball between the clerks
Of the two concerns and the result was
a surprise even to the winners for I'm