The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-14

And wait until he finds his heaven
again.
Black and White.
Joseph f.. Beivue pau a fine of $40
ana costs in t-.s Sixth District court to-
day for harboring an unlicensed dog.
James Flynn was sentenced to the
Judge Sweetland. James was up as a
common drunkard.
Fatrolman F. L. Martin discovered
and shut off gas which WAS leaking i'm
Charles Hanson's store No. 2O7 Wey-
bcgset s.reet. at a. m. yesterday.
Charles Legel Mill be tried in the
Sixth District court next Friday. for
carrying on "a vegetable wagon a
spring balance which had not been
sealed. He was arranged to-day and
he'd in $780,
Charles Smith. colored. pleaded not
guilty of am assault with knife on
William Woleon when brought before
Judge Sweetland this morning. The
two men had an alteration and Smith
In cted a small cut on Woleon's hand.
Robert j. Hill was driving on Elm
wood avenue at SIS p. IN. yesterday
ard accidentally fput against and
Knocked down a woman named Rowe.
whose right foot waa SO severely in
tured that 1t became necessary TO send
her home in carriage.
Michael McAnerney will be tried in
the Sixth Distri court on Friday for
the theft OF bat, valued at 81 40, which
1t is alleged he purloined from the Out
let Co.'s store last Saturday night. .ac-
Anerney said that he picked bat up
and had intended 20 pay for 1t when he
was arrested.
Yesterday Annie Ring. "a years of
age, who says her home is in New
Hampshire. applied to Capt. Mathews
Dof the Central Station for assistance.
For q year and a half she has worked
In Boston and Fall River. but is now
out of employment. She was taken in
charge by the m'atron of the rescue
mission.
John Blessing was fined sle and costs
Tor the theft of hot of canpenter tools
from Edgar ii Chace last Saturday and
was held in $500 for the grand Jury on
the further charge OF breaking and en-
tering in the day time the tool house OF
T.. J. BuneSar and stealing therefrom a
quarfity of tools. Blessing was before
the Sixth District cou- : ,o-day.
Henry II. Griffin colored, was ar
ra.gnei in the Sixth District court to-
day. charged with an assault with
dangerous weapon upon John Ham
nond. The lat,er's scalp was laid open
with club. Griffin pleaded not guilty.
II did it in self-defence. your honor"
he said ''and | would do again to-
m row. Hammond came into my
house and / had to protect my home"
a notable social incident at Newport
yesterday was a charming luncheon
Which Miss Anna Depew Paulding.
n.ecc OF DIR. Chauncey NJ. Depew. gave
at Pinard cottage. The company In
and Mrs. j. Ellis Hoffman, Mrs. Leslie
Cotton, Count Giuseppe Della Gherar-
desca. Chauncey NJ. Depew, Jr., Mrs.
Stone, Miss Daisy Pferson, Humphrey |
Owen. Miss Gammsll. Mrs Barger Wal |
ZACH, y. II. Remington and Franklin
A. Piummer. The decorations were
Japanese Niles and maidenhair fern.
Some OF the folks on the Cold c,oas.
Of Africa seem to have a mania for col
lectirg uSings. according to the expert
erce CT local merchants who 20 AN in
ternatioral business and whose wares
are known and heard from In remote
parts OF Jhe earth. a big mill alpnlv
ia-a,oe in his city Is from time 10 tina
In receipt OF letters from the Cold
Coast requesting that catalogues and
samples be sent literally at the ex-
perse pf The mercna sending. OF
course. for 1t a pears 70 b, the innocent
way OF the Gold Coast folk NOT to no
pcod,gal with their money. The past
experience of this horSe Is TO the ef
feet that the samples sen. as per re-
cuest never bear fruit and apparently
serve no better purpose than TO please
the Gold Coast collectors OF meronan-
disc specimens. The writer's Of the
'etters. however do not fa.i to advance
uhe nope that large orders VIII quickly
lcalow the recelp. Of samples. but ex-
falls tojustify this hope. The
King CT Pram-Pram and more recently
his son the Prince have quite a reputa.
Ion az sample hunters. hercaboats. II
nay be adsiej that most OF the writer's
'egect 10 pay postage In advance. the
xpcnre failing o. the recipient OF the
etfers. This amounts 20 a consider
Ne sum IN the course OF a year. but
&1S1Dess among the Cold Coast folk
- npt seem 20 develo- IN proportion.