The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-05-16

Iney nave no sense or Stefner tnlnBS,
No conscious heart TO bid them toll;
no inner hope that ever stings
Them on araid the worlds turmoil.
They are content TO drift alway;
No future haunts them. and no past;
All. II my thoughts. a-wing today.
Might light upon a rose at last.
-Llppincot's Magazine.
Thomas Parker. 10 years old, is miss
ine from No. "a Ralph street
One Of the patrol horses of police
station eied at o'clock last night.
The annual meeting of st. Marys Or
phanage was held at $3.50 o'clock this
afternoon.
Hose II put out chimney fire at No.
II Bacon court at $500 a. m. yesterday.
No damage.
Hose No. responded to still alarm
from No. lS7 Sutton street last night.
Chimney fire; no loss.
Hose II put out a small blaze In the
ruins OF the Carpenter ice houses at
Mashapaug pond at 6:10 last night.
Thomas Duffy of No. A Pike street
found horse and buggy astray on
Ives street, at o'clock last night and
took them to station g. There it was
claimed by Michael Holden.
Charles S. Bush & Co. have sent a
cherk for s25 10 the Flremens Relief
association, as a mark of appreciation
OF the services of the fire department
in quickly extlnguishng a threatening
blaze in their establishment recently.
DR.. Russell II. Connel, pastor OF the
largest Protestant church i'm America,
the Baptist Temple. Philadelphia, will
lecture in Sayles Memorial hall this
evening on "Heroism Of a Private
Life"
Matilda Howard. a spruce looking
young colored woman, pleaded guilty
In the Sixth district court today to the
charge OF stealing a breast pin valued
at IS from Miss Harriet Simpson. who
boards at No. 63 Angel street, where
Matilda was employed as chamber
maid. A fine of 500 and costs was i'm
posed.
Patrolman f. Mclaughlin dispersed
q gang of young toughs in short order
at 1880 p. m. yesterday He ordered
the gang away from Corllss street and
one OF them threw a large stone at him.
For few seconds a general attack up
on the officer was threatened hut one
shot fired in the air from the patrol
mans revolver caused the young men
TO runaway.
The reception rendered by Governor
and Mrs. Elisha Dyer to the members
of the General Assembly will take place
tomorrow afternoon. from to o'clock
at Governor Dyer's residence, No. 154
Power street. One OF the features OF
the reception VIII be the music by Fair
mans First Regiment band. the mu-
siclans who went TO the front having
been engaged 20 furnish music. and the
players viii wear their campaign uni
forms.
Mrs. Charles T. Brown has sued her
husband for a divorce. Her husband
sued one Herbert N. Barnaby, who was
a witness for DIR. Grant in recent
hearing before Judge Rogers, to recov-
er $4,000 for the alienation OF Mrs.
Browns affections. The grounds on
which Mrs. Brown asks a divorce are
not made public. but her petition was
drawn up very shortly after the papers
In the Barnaby suit were served. More
suits are threatened as the outcome OF
the Grant case.
The Pawtucket Spinning Ring COM
pany has filed articles OF Incorporation
in the office OF the secretary OF state.
The company Is formed for the pur-
pose OF engaging in the manufactub OF
spinning and twisting rings and articles
in use In the manufacture OF textile
goods and for the transaction OF such
other business as may arise In connec-
tion Herewith or is Incidental thereto.
The incorporators are John Booth.
Eastwood and Charles u. Wood OF
Central Falls. The corporation Is TO be
located In Pawtucket and has a capital
stock 9f $4,000.
Dr. Graves gave his noted lecture.
"The Young Lady In Her Home" 10 a
large congregation In the Fourth Bap-
fist church last night. A very deep in
terest pervaded the audience. DIR.
Graves sermons and lectures on
"christ In the Home are already Civ
ing much benefit to the families who
come 10 hear them. The lecture to
young ladies had six vital points: The
young lady in her home should know
Christ In his power; she should know
Christ in his words; she should know
Christ In fellowship; she should know
Christ In marriage; she should know
Christ In counsel: she should know
Christ In heirship. The young women
listened with intense interest. Tonight
DR.. Graves viii give another lecture
IN the Fourth Baptist church. corner
Macon and Scott streets. az 7.4s on
-sc yccns Man IN His Home"