The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-01-26

Fair woman gives no ng Tor tiat'
Hut sticks them in her hair.
Philadelphia Press.
In the Police Court this morning 10
persots were fined 50 and costs each
for Indecent intox.cation.
Patents were granted as follows; T.
+. Carlisle. Providence manufacture
Of seamiess compound wire. l.. NJ. Ran
dan, Jr.. Westerly. printing press. Q.
4. Steere. Providence, narrow fabric
loom.
About 4 o'clock this morning. Annie
I.aughlin. who resides at 6S Jackson
street, thought she heard somebody
going through the. house. Becoming
frightened she call in officer Lee, who
with Officers Sullivan and Butts. went
over the premises. They found moth
ing wrong.
Joseph West, aged go years. fell on
the sidewalk at the corner OF Bridgham
and Lester streets yesterday afternoon
and suffered a slight scalp wound. He
was removed to a shoe store on Grams
ton street and afterward accompanied
10 his home on Wilson and Dexter
streets by citizens.
Yesterday afternoon about half past
four as several boys were playing on
the ice on a small pond off Broad street
near Jilison street, four of them. Thorn
as Barnes of Rugby street, Henry Con-
nors OF Earle street, and two Gorton
boys of Byfleld street. went through.
They were rescued by men from Hose
rs house.
There was very large attendance
at the funeral of ex-Alderman Spen-
Ger i'm All Saints church yesterday. The
services were conducted by the rector.
Rev. Daniel Henshaw, assisted by
Rev. Arthur NJ. Aucock. There was a
wealth Of floral offerings. The remains
were entombed in Grace church GEM
etery.
Pensions have been granted as fol-
COWS: Original Daniel Brown, Newport
y12: restoration and reissue, Samuel c.
Davenport. dead, Providence, Sc; re-
newal. Michael McKeon, Bristol, Sc; in
crease William w. Ingerson, Provi-
dence. Sc TO $l2 original widows. etc.
Deucey T.. Davenport. Providence. IS
sally A. Dixon. Peacedale, IS; minor;
of Andrew Tetro, Nasonville. Sll.
There was "A cake walk at the Mar
ragansett Wheelmen's fair last evening
% afat, n
ticipated. The Judges as usual picked
out two couples for the final try. Mr.
Flynn and partner and Mr.. Omah an'
mate were the lucky ones. The judge
decided that MIR. Flynn and partne
won. as they kept the best time MI
omah and partner received secon'
prize.
Last night about 10 o'clock Capt
Marston, Lieut.. Rankin Sergt. Gilman
tin and Officers Armstrong and CORN
ley visited a place in Sawin's lane an
arrested Martha Gibbs, colored. on IN
charge of keeping a disorderly hous'
A young girl i'm the house. who sal
she lived in Boston. was sent home.
the District Court this morning Marth
pleaded not guilty TO the charge {
maintaining n nuisance and was he
in $1,000 for trial on Friday.
The First Light Infantry Regimen
will observe Washington Birthday
accordance with time honored custor
although a good part Of the officers an
rnen are in the United States servic
The regiment will parade at p.
on February % and in the eveniI
there will be a banquet at the armo
with n vaudeville entertainment 10
followed by dancing in the spirit OF &
Washington Ball Of the years for
century up TO quite recently. Pro,
sonal GO. 4 Of the First Rhode Isla'
Regiment WI act as escort to the res
ment IN the parade.
Somehow or other the Stars n
stripes pass through any amount
Destructive force and emerge mc
ei,fousiy dtianily than ever. a ,
OF mat w"od working mill off l..
srtft thst was burned last night
afae ,,oie ami from Il CID Glory wa'
nlert ard day The entire upper y
,i6n ~ trat structure was abiase
trs attunecatlng smoke hung o'
all ard water was thrown up there
fuI.nrft Tha portion - the roof ul
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