The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-05-10

Eut, an me!
There was none they'd live in, even
Though twere free!
She had given up her novels
And ali that.
She has farmed out both her parrot
And her cat
They are living in a six by
Seven flat.
Cleveland Leader.
PatrolmaN Shea found II folding
chairs on the sidewalk of Clifford, near
Dorrance street. and placed them i'm
Barneys stable to await a claimant.
Daniel McNair, a hack driver. was
fined s. and costs in the Sixth district
court today for lettering about the new
passenger station. He appealed.
Agnes Bannon. 16 years old. was re-
ported TO the local police today, as
missing from her home on Pine street,
in Central Falls, since the 4th inst.
Arthur and Mary Berry pleaded not
guilty In the Sixth district court today
TO the charge of keeping liquor nuis
ance, on South Main street. and were
held in $1,000 each for trial on Friday.
A coal shoveller Thomas Dasson,
employed at wilkesbarre pier. was in
5ured yesterday by a lump OF coal
which fell on his back. He received
treatment at the Emergency hospital.
Patrolman Connors found Mary
Moon, a demented woman, hanging
about Cathedral square and Fenner
street, at d. m. yesterday. and caused
her TO be sent to her home. No. 10 Pied
mont street.
The Rhode Island Philatelic Society
meets this evening at p. m. in room
s, ~ Weybosset street, Members sale
OF stamps and a collection of oddities
m-eting. which will probably be the last
one of the season.
The Rhode Island Veteran Citizen
historical association will hold regu-
lar meeting in the NJ. Il. church on
Mathewson street tomorrow at 23o p.
m An address viii be made by Mrs.
j. C. Manchester OF Providence on
"Mormoaism--Pas and Present"
Yesterday afternoon Frank Nj. Saul.
a brakeman in the employ OF the con-
solidated railroad. was severely hurt on
the head while at work in the Smith
street yard by tha falling of a car door.
which became detached from its fast
enings. Saul's wounds were dressed at
the Emergency hospital.
Frank f. Tingley of Pawtucket left
his team in front of Music hall. in that
city. last evening and later when he
returned discovered that IL had been
driven OF The police of this city were
notified and later captured the team
and three men. who were in IL. They
were turned over to Pawtucket officers.
One OF Titus heavy low-gears, on
which was a tweive-ton boiler. broke
down on Westminster street near the
corner OF Battey street last evening and
car traffic on the Olneyvile route was
interrupted for some time. The boiler
was being transported from Valley
Falls to Thornton and is to be set up
In the works OF the Samuel Fnz Man
ufacturing company at the latter place
il made the journey as far as Battey
street without a mishap. but there one
of the rear wheels OF the low-gear gave
out.
The third station officers got another
scare last night. Patroman Dolan tel
ephoned in that a light had been seen
in the vacant house at No. 81 Wat srman
street. and that some person was walk
ing about the premises. Lieut.. Muir
ray and four officers responded. They
found the light out. One OF the party
climbed through an open window on the
second floor and searched the house.
Nothing was disturbed. Lster Lieut..
Murray discovered that Mr. Babcock
q former tenant. had been I'm the house
Iokoing for some goods which he
thought that he had left there.
The Conseil Supreme Des Chevaliers
De Jacques Cartier D'Ameriaue has
filed articles Of association in the office
OF the secretary OF state. The society
Is formed for literary. social and be-
nevolent purposes and for the control
Of che subordinate lodges or societies.
The hcorporators are Frank X. Rob
erts. Phaidc Fournier Alphonze Gau-
win. Eugene B. Ponton. Joseph Lavoie.
Julius Duquette. olivier Fontame.. c.
II. Thereoux, Eug ne yabrosse. Eugene
+. Dion. Creme Mitivier. J. Georges La
Rue. Charles Trombley. wilfred Pare
and Ernest J. FOntaine. The society