The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-08


And the waves clasp one another;
No sister flower would be forgiven
If il d.sdainei lis brother;
And the sunlight clasps the earth.
And the moonDcams kiss the sea:
What are al these k.ssings worth,
If thou kiss not me?
Perry Bysshe Shelley.
Patrolman Hopkins found a wheel in
a vacant lot on Harris avenue last
night. Ii was taken to the Sixth sta
tion.
Wm. Bowden. of 40 Marold street
fell because Of faintness, when on West
minister street last evening. His head
was cut b. the fall.
The last Of the hdeous telegraph
polss belonging to the Postal Co. were
unsirung today and will be removed by
tomorrow night
Michael Smith got a months and
Philip Coyle a months sentence to
the farm, from Judge Swetland, today
for being common drunkards.
Thomas McAndrews, 6S years old,
residing at as Wickenden street, fen
in his tenement, because of illness. yes
terday and received a slight scalp
wound.
The RnUue fSrH7Tu tffu-1T7tsrii rfett=
lance took David Barrows from the
Bristol hotel, at 7:15 this morning. Bar
rows is 20 years old and was suffering
from hemorrhages.
Lester Truesdale Simon GLASGOW.
Edward Mulryan and Walter Hanna
way were before the Juvenile court,
today, on the charge of truancy and
were held for trial on Nov. 21st.
A man was discovered in the dining
room at Mrs. r. j. Morgan's house,
1160 Eddy street, at $3.50 p. IN. yesterday.
Her son discovered the intruder who
ran out ITO avoid being questioned.
Nothing was stolen.
John Carney was sent TO Jail for 80
days. by Judge Sweetland. today, for
stealing a lap-robe. valued at 81. from
Louis Maynard, last night. Carney was
sentenced last March for breaking and
entering and has been up several times
for larceny.
Charles Leevens pleaded not guilty
in the Sixth district court today Of as
saulting Thomas II. Needham, and was
held in $500 for trial on Friday. The
principals live in the same house and a
slapped face is alleged to have termln-
ated dispute.
Catherine McCahee, who resides in
the rear of 20 Bourn street, reports that
she found a man under her dining room
table. at 10:3O D. M. yesterday. The
stranger. who had come i'm through an
open window. said that he wanted TO
remain over night. Mrs. McCahee put
him out.
Charles A. Miller, colored, employed
as porter at the Boston Store. was
fined SIS and costs, by Judge Sweet
land this morning for the larceny of
81 from Ida M. Holloway. The latter
visited the millinery department. yes
terday and laid her purse in a show
case. Miller opened and abstracted the
money from IL.
Mayor Baker was warmly congratu-
lated at City Hall this morning. upon
his reelection, and quite a number Of
his friends called upon him. one OF the
warmest messages Of congratulation
that he received was from Hon. Charles
Dean Kimball. the candidate for mayor
on the Republican ticket. and Mayor
Baker said that he was very much
touched by Mr.. Kimball's courtesy.
The students Of Brown University in
terested in bowling held a meeting last
night and elected the following officers.
President. A. w. Arlington. 90: vice
president, b. B.Alexander. '02: treas
urer. l.. +. Kimball. OF; captain. A. w.
Armington, 90; manager. II. N. Davis.
'0l. The association decided TO enter a
team In the Big Pin League and drop
the Duck Pin League as the games Of
the latter league are TO be played on
Friday nights. the regular night that
the Brown fraternltles meet.