The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-13


You'll be comm home
Restless-don't know what to do
Jes' a-wearyin for you.
Rooms so lonesome with your chair,
Empty by the fireplace there;
Jes' can't stand the sight OF III
Go out doors an roam a Bit
But the woods is lonesome. too
Jes' a-wearyin' for you!
Louisville Courier Journal.
Ralph Julian, q years Old a resident
of Central Falls, has been missing since
the 12th instant.
JOHN Radlgan. a common drunkard.
got a nlne-months' sentence from
Judge Sweetland today.
Between 2 and o'clock this morning
Sam Wings laundry, at 1S4 Wickenden
street, was entered by back door. and
sc was stolen.
Freeman Baker, of 10 Second street
East Providence, reports his son Frank
NJ, 10 years old as missing from home
since 2.So yesterday afternoon.
Andrew Carry. 76 years Old fell when
on Cranston street, yesterday and WAS
slightly cut about the face. lie WAS
sent to his home, 3 whittemore place.
in the patrol wagon.
John S. Horton, while riding his
wheel. yesterday afternoon. was
Knocked down, on Douglas avenue bv
colliding with coal cart. and received
slight scalp wound
Charles Gaskill OF Z Ashcroft street
reports that yesterday his housekeeper
called rag man into the house 10 sell
him some rags, and that after the man
had gone. coat and vest and two
alarm clocks We're missing.
Samuel MulEgan, IL, and James
Broome. IS years old. were before Judge
Sweetland, today. as vagrants, and were |
sent TO the reform school during mi |
nority. The boys belong in OlneyviGe |
and We're taken in as incorrigibles.
Frederick A. Randall. a u. S. mail |
wagon driver was before the Sixth
district court today for fast driving,
on exchange street. yesterday. He was
running his horse through that thor
oughfare. so the police claim. Pleading
not guilty he was held in 5000 for trial
on Friday.
John Ward. small boy was before
the Juvenile court. today. accused of as
saulting John Cohen, full-nedged man
ward and another boy Were fighting
and Cohen separated them. Cohen
that the boy punched him in
the abdomen. Ward pleaded not guilty
and will be tried next Tuesday.
Mrs. Isabella Parker OF 43 Olney
street. called at the city hall today TO
zee Chief Baker. She is the mother of
'oseph +. Whittren, the Providence
>londiker reported yesterday as IN
with typhoid fever at Minneapolis. An
'ther son, by the same marriage. John I
5. Whf-ren is In the regular army i
md is stationed at Springfield. Mass. {
Ine street car conductors have been ),
provided with small cards. upon which b
printed the board of health regula {,
ION pertaining TO expectoration. When
ne conductor sees a man splitting on q .,
ne car hoor he quietly hands him one
thear cards and as the gentle hint
nus conveyed does not irrkate the nar-
on who is asked to cease splitting be- a.,
ause the attention OF the other passen VI
ers is not directed toward him.
The funeral Of Peter Condor. who
led at the Woonsocket Hosni,ai Co., ha
ay morning from iljuries received bv y,
eng struck by train. took place at =.
ne Sacred Heat church, Woonsoola, ,,,e ~,
esterday. :. hish mass Of reopio,,' up
as sung by Rev. FIR. Roberge cpra,o COZ
81. AIMS church. The funeral ,,,o, % %a,l'
rgely attended. The bearers y,ora IT n
wen Boylan. Patrick Moran. Nt,chaa, roo
agIn and James Maher. In,o,.,as.,, fac
as In st. Charles cemetery. we
The saltwater min Will soon he sto-, pre
up. Its new owners the cer,ro(a,o
ILL., have sold all of the machinery of
cient pattern with which the s,pI-
tier mill was furnished at the time - r.,
e purchase three months aeo ana -"
e mill is being put into nrxt-class
ndition. The work on the tenements '
. been pushed rapidly. and the hous.s va
, I'm a good condition. New machln- ar,
? is being set up. and II Is expected II.
Il the mill will be In working condl- ag
n within few weeks. an
frs. Francis o. French gave a small cd' ~
ner dance at Harbour View. New m
I. last night in honor OF Prince Cam wo
uzene. FIfty gucrts were present. oS
; floral decorations were confined TO
te flowers. But for the death OF Cor
us Vanderbilt the event would have
one cf the social events OF the :,
'on.A pail Of sadness Is overshadow- Mar
Newport and the death cf Mr.. ser
derbiIt has broken the back OF the ..
port season.1ne French. dinnsr was dep
me affair. for reasons which are sp- ror'
n1 lBgo