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

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In the spring the apple blossoms
Send their fragrance Ger the hills,
And the barns are freshly coated
With the flaming circus bills.
James a. Seymour, of Warren. hai
been granted a pension of s. a month.
Walter l.. Frost. OF No 233 Ohio ave
nue.. reports that his bicycle was stoler
from his yard, last night.
Mrs. Mary Anderson, of No. 743 Pot
ter's avenue. reports that on May 22d
pair of 81 bold-bowed spectacles anc
81 bin was stolen from her house.
Edward Paul and Adelaid Martin.
runaway Juveniles, were apprehended
here, this morning, and will be sent
back TO their homes in Fall River to-
night
j. w. N. Turner and His Pictures
will be the subject OF an address to be
delivered this evening. by Phelps II.
Battey, before the Providence Franklin
Society.
The hospitality committee Of All
Saints Memorial Church will hold a
lawn party on the grounds of Mr.. John
Austin's residence. at Pawtuxet, this
afternoon and evening.
Moses KarlIne, of No. II Webster
court, reports that when his Junk team
was standing at the corner of Sutton
am Spruce streets. at 4:45 D. m. yes
terday. some small boys stole six
pounds of copper from 1t.
John Hogg. employed at Carpenters
foundry. on West Exchange street. had
his foot quite severely crushed by an
elevator while at work i'm that shop
yesterday AFTERNOON. He was sent to-
the Rhode Isdand hospital.
James Lamberth, alias Cunningham.
who was serving a sentence at the
state farm, for being a study beggar
escaped from that institution. at 7:4O
this morning. He was sent to the barn
to work, and watching his opportunity.
sneaked away.
Catherine O'Donnell, OF No 15S
Webster avenue. reports that while she
was asleep in her bedroom, at 10: 30 yes
ferday morning, she was awakened by
a man who was ransacking her bureau
Sne asked him what he was after The
intruder did not stop for any explana-
lions, but ran out OF the house.
Agent Il. Fellows Jenkins. of the
Gerry society, New York. has Informed
agent Thurber, OF the Anti-Cruelty 10
children Society, that he has i'm his
ustody John o'Connel, of No. % Eaton
court, Samuel Harridge, of No. 4 Joslin
treet. and James Mcbride, OF 20 80
Sossuth street. These boys are run
ways. Harrdge was once before ar
ested In New York. as a vagrar..
Raven Metcalf. instructor in bot
ny az Brown University has
cceptel call TO the chair of hi
logy, Tabor College. at Tabor. la. He
ntered Colby University in 1892 and re-
'aiSei there two years In 1894 he
altered Brown with the Juni,r class
nd was graduated with the class Of
'ye. In 1897 the degree of A. NJ was
'nferred upon him. lie has been in
ruc'2r at Brown for the past two
sars, and has won many friends.
a WHIST party was given in Jounra1 II
al last evening, by Star Circle Com
inions or the Forest. Mrs. Hyland {
on the ladies' prize Joseph F. MURRAY
'e gentlenan's and Mrs. Hughes the ,
'opy. Dancing was INDUCED in after /
'e card playing Ell ed The com /,
ittee In charge of the enjoyable af- :
ir was ma3e up as follows: Miss '
ary Mead chairman: Miss Lizzie Nc Il
Inrey Mrs. Mary Hazard. Mr.. Daniel y
Mccarthy, Miss Curran, Miss Dor b
y and Miss Riley.
The new Juvenile law went into errect
day and hereafter the juveniles who
we been entrusted to the care of the
70 probation offices. will when ar
sted be placed in the custody OF the
ate Board OF Charities and Correc- a
ms. About a dozen boys and girls .,
hose cases were pending. and who n
d been charge with minor offenses N
re brought before Judge Reuckert TO- o.
y and their cases were disposed OF q,
her by Hight fines or discont'nuances fc
lis was done to clear up the OLD fS
cket. q
Nnat are sausages made of From ~
London sausage manufacturer who q
8 recently been brought to court 70 la
swer that burning question--cats a. a,
Eat. Tn beauty Of a shiny sausage "
only skin deep. according TO this al
'rtny A cats meat man admitted 10
evidence thet ne bough carcasses OF =, ~
imals which had died by accident or
sease and sold some CT them 10 tho al
ndon sausage maker. Both vendor :.
q purchaser were some hundred dol a,
8 the poorer for their confession. SC
after paying the fines 20 the mag IN
rate they probably returned TO sau- y,
ge making with cat's meat. No en-