The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-26

her fair hands had sprung
Did not escape a sentence from his crit
icising tongue.
Instead of bursting into tears into Ms
arms she fell
Ard Kissed him till the edges OF his lips
began to swell.
PC, aLie the dear had told her that she
surely took the cake
or excellence I'm everything his mothcr
Denver Post
Elizabeth Douglas. IS years old. has
been missing from her home No. 429
Fountain street. since yesterday noon.
Robert White of No 156 Delaine
street repo Is a gold watch chain, val
ued at see stolen from his room yes
terdsy
Pensions have been granted as fol-
lows: Matthew c. Medbury, Barring
ton, IS to $l2; original, Burrows Chace,
Shawomet, $l2.
William Ahern of No. So ship street
reports that two brass holsters .weie
stolen from a freight car at the soot
Of Dale street at 2 D. m. yesterday.
Ida NJ. Ring, Mary Watson and Ed
ward Gill were each adjudged to be in
sane, in the Sixth district court. today.
and were ordered committed for treat
ment
James II. johnson Of No 4s3 Atwells
avenue was run over by 4 democrat
wagon when coming through that thor
oughfare last evening. He sustained
slight injuries.
James t. Wright OF No. 329 North
Main street, reports that "a trunk was
recently broken open in his house. and
that watch valued at $40, and SO in
cash were taken.
James LlnehaE and Nathaniel Co.n-
asky were arrested by capt. Mathews
for revelling 1n Westminster street lasi
night. Today they were fined 81 and
costs each in the police court
The Christian workers OF this city
will meet at the Italian Baptist Mission
AZ Marietta street this evening at 7:45,
DR.. S. X. Hartman Is expected to be
present and TO lead the meeting.
James Hampton. who was employed
yesterday by VIM. II. Hall. to cut down
a tree at No. 80 Back street, in climbing
out on a limb. lost his footing, and fell
25 feet, receiving a severe cut on his
head. He was sent to his home, No 100
Lester street.
The annual meeting OF the Squan-
tum Association was held last evening.
in the rooms OF the Board OF Trade. the
president. Mr.. James II. Bugbee. in the
chair. Annual reports were made,
which showed the association to be I'm
excellent condition from every point OF
view. All the officers and committees
were unanimously reelected, with the
execution that Mr. r.. H. Deming was
elected to the board OF directors. to fill
the vacancy resulting from the death Of
Sylvanus NJ. Lewis.
The Church Of the Mediator. OF which
Rev. W.C.Selleck is pastor, viii observe
the semi-centennial Of the formation of
the religious organization by special
services this evening and next Sunday. |
Tonight ait 1880, a public meeting will be |
held with addresses by Rev. Richard |
Eddy, ID. d., Rev. Henry ]. Cushman.
ID. d., and Rev. Charles Fluhrer. ID. d..
formerly of Providence but now of AL
bion. n. Y. Next Sunday the historical
sermon will be given by Rev. Henry w
Rugg. ID. d., and in the evening Rev
w. c. selleck will deliver an appropri-
ate discourse.
Louis Conlon. is years old. son ~
Patrolman Conlon Of the Second sta
tion and who resides at No 6S5 Charles
street. ATTEMPTED TO board a moving
train near the Orms street bridge at
. o'clock this morning. 1t Is supposed
that he was trying 10 get a ride IN to
the station on one Of the trains that
had been made up and was holm,
switched i'm. He lost his hold and sen
and one OF the wheels passed over his
left foot above the ankle and crushed
1t so severely that the member had -
be amputated at the Rhode Island hos
pital. ''''-
fred Williams. nightwatchman ON
tne tugooat tied up at the foot Of
James street. at 1890 last nigh, d,.
covered a young negro I'm the AZ, ~ o.
ing through the pockets OF a arnnt,.,,
man who was asleep on step. ue
notified Patrolman Flynn who gave
chase and caDtured the thief on coin
street. The fellow. who gave the nano
OF Harry Cross. had taken the drunken |
mans watch and bottle Of liouor
and both articles were found where
Cross threw them as he was running