The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-01-18

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And veiI'd he Llood-dyed bosom,
while
Her cherubs. with a cold, sad smile,
Look'd down upon a Goddess-dead.
N. Y. Mail and Express.
At s o'clock last evening officer
keeffe saw four young fellows on
Young street carrying bags. the con-
At the savoy next Saturday after
noon Mrs. Adelina Brainerd Chaffee
VIII begin a series OF six lectures on
'Modcrn English Painters"
Late last night Elizabeth w. Lewis
Of - North Davis street was seized
with cerebral hemorrhase on Wey-
bosset street and Was removed 90 The
X. j. Hospital in an ambulance.
Miss Blanche l.. Baker of the Trinity
tnion church was the teacher Of the
ie"son at the meeting Of the Primary
Union in Y. VI. c. A. hall this after
noon The general discussion on "Ad-
hitting Children. 70 Church Member
ship has proved so interesting that
it was continued.
n. @. Mink, who has been branching
out In the restaurant line TO a notable
extend of late, has now taken the Ar
cade wine rooms, formerly known as
Chappelfs, which he proposes 10 con-
duct in tirst-class fashion. The Ar
cade under the new management will
have formal opening tomorrow
evening.
Robert knight declares there is not
the slightest truth in the reported pur-
chase by him OF the Danielson cotton
mill at Danielson, Conn. which IL was
said he intended 10 enlarge materially
and put in new and improved inachin-
cry Jeffrey Hazard, tie nan,eison
m'lis treasurer and selling ae. mt, con-
fi"'as the denial.
In the District Court this morning
Nelson Booth. John Sykes, Richard
Armitage and William Booth each
pleaded not guilty To the charge OF
playing cards on the Sabbath and were
each held in the sum OF 5000 for trial
next Friday. The card playing is al
legged 10 have taken place in club
room on Stokes street.
The officer stepped up TO the youths
when they dropped the bags at his feet
and ran away. The officer removed the
bags TO Station 6. where they were
found to contain steam valves, pieces
of brass and oilers. all weighing about
200 pounds. They were afterward iden-
titled as the property OF the Provi-
dence Dyeing, Bleaching and Calendar
ing Co.
Patrick Harding, brick layer, liv-
ing at 20 Lewis street fell from the
new building at the Queen Dyeing es-
tablshment on Atwells avenue early
this morning and was pretty badly
shaken up. The ambulance was called
and Harding was removed To the hos
pital. where il was found that some
ribs were disocated and other more
or less serious injuries were sus-
tanned.
The following named board OF direc-
tors was elected at yesterdays meet
ing OF the stockholders i'm the Provi-
dence Brewing company: James Han
ley. John T.. Good, p Moroney: John
j. Maguirc, James r. Flynn. John j.
Collins and Frank McKenna. The
above board subsequently elected
James Hanley president James p.
Flynn vice president and John +. Good
secretary and treasurer.
There was a very large attendance
az the funeral Of George X. Cranston,
the veteran bank officer. yesterday af-
ternoesr at the residence OF his brother.
No. S. Charles Field street. The floral
offerings were numerous and beautiful
and almost completely covered the
casket. Rev. Augustus NJ. Lord. pas.
tor OF the First Congregational church.
ofiiciated. and Mrs. Cora Bishop stone
sang two solos. There were no honor
ary bearers. Interment was at swan
Point cemetery.
At ITS last meeting the T.. / Indus
trial and Political alliance elected the
following named officers for the ensd-
ing six months. President, G. II. West;
first vice president. I3cniamin Goodwin.
second vice president. Frank Moore:
recording secretary. w. A. Heathman;
financial secretary, w. ". Carter; cor-
responding secretary. Herbert y. Bal
lou: treasurer. y. Augustus Talbot:
chaplain. James r. West. sergeant at
arms. Joshua Smith: doorkeeper.
Charles ~. Cumming. messenger.
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