The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-14

south Winas, becoming variable.
NEW ST. s.
My ladys slipper had its power.
When love was young and life was
sweet;
worshiped in each wooing hour
The glancing Of her tiny feet.
That dainty slipper now-how sad!
Deep awe inspires, for, lack-a-day'
When her small son is rude and bad
She smites ham in the good old way
Chicago Record.
Copper wash boilers were stolen from
the cellars of Joseph w. Mills, SS' and
James w. Grant, 22 Pekin street, yes
terday.
Patrick II. Joyce was fined $40 and
costs in the Sixth district court, today,
for the larceny Of plane, valued at
s1.15, from Joseph Bebeau.
tip-cart. ran away from Wickenden,
near Brook street. at s:45 this morning
and was caught on South Water street,
no damage.
The George Ide Chace scholarship at
Brown university has been awarded to
Arthur Edwin Norton Of Portland. Me,
and the Abby wheaton Chace scholar
ship TO Howard Oscar Wlnslow of
Providence.
Harry Isacs. an Indian. and attached
10 the Cayuga reservation. was fined 81
and costs in the police court, today. for
drunkenness. Isaacs was more than 6
feet tail. and weighed about 300 pounds.
His physique was grand.
James Mellow pleaded guilty in the
Sixth district court today, 70 the charge
that he was a vagrant Sentence was
deferred tirrtff f9ecvr1Jer tst, nrHrwf1tte
he is in charge Of Probation officer
Wallace. Mellow is 13 years old.
There is no doubt OF the popularity
Of the new Empire when IL is fount
necessary to utilize the space for tn,
patrons as ii was last night. when tn,
orchestra was removed TO the rear o
the stage in order to accommodate tn
public.
Andrew Creamer and James Dicke.
were arrested for revelhng on Sta
street, and Charles Tierney. Mathew j
Cummings and Charles Vaughn, 70
revelling on Manton avenue, last night
Each was fined s. and costs in the po
lice court. today.
George Johnson OF No. North Cour
street, reported that his bicycle wai
stolen from in front OF No. 545 Cana
street, last evening. Detective Cannon
later found the wheel at the Adams ex
press office. The thief had shipped 1
10 go 10 Worcester.
Gov. Dyer and the members Of hi
staff left Providence at sos o'clock thi
morning, for Boston. to attend TIL
Dewey celebration. Gov. Dyer goes a
the guest of Gov. Wolcott and he will
have a far better opportunity Of meet
ing the hero Of Manila than he did a
the big New York celebration.
Thomas p. Steere, member OF tn,
common council from the first ward IN
Pawtucket i'm 1897 and 1898, died yes
terday at his residence. 73 Cole street
hat N hftt 40 kn
is given as Bright's disease. lie was en-.
gagged in the paint ana paper business
at 500 Mill street. Central Falls. A wifi,
and son survive him.
James Monahan, II years. of 81 Hyatt
street. OF this city went TO New York e
sse the Dewey celebration He did no
return home and his parents inquired
at police headquarters there for him. II
was learned that the boy went to super.
intendent Blair's office on Vein sday
and asked to be sent back to this city.
He was sent over to the Office Of the
state board OF charities, and is now at
the Catholic protectory.
William l.. Abar pleaded guilty in the
Sixth district court today. to two
charges Of breaking and entering David
nI Lawlor's restaurant on Exchange
place. and was bound over 10 the
grand Jury in $50 on each complaint
The breaks were on the nights OF Oc-
tober eth and 10Th. and each time 81 lr
cash was stolen. Albar formerly work ac
for Lawlor and effected an entrance b,
way OF a transOm. The respondeu
wore a sergeant's uniform OF the U. S
Artilley. This was a fake. for Alba
was never In that branch OF the service
and explained. this morning. that
was a 1st r. /. Volunteer Regiment uni
form, which he had reconstructed.
tpesident Physician. That's what yo
could rightly call DR. Won STAINS Pine