The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-05-17
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Love. desire and dream.
Spend thy life for the love
or the things that seem.
BY thy side gapes the grave.
Flash thy life at the sky,
Then go down 10 the dark.
Dream. desire. love, die.
Curtis Hidden Page i'm the Century.
III. p. Perkins wheel was stolen from
in front OF No. 669 Prairie avenue, yes
terday.
Lulu Young. colored. was found dead
at No. IL Dollar street, this morning.
Natural causes.
Somebody entered Robert Bolivar's
room, at No. 252 North Main street,
yesterday. and stole $40 worth of books
and SO shirt stud.
The alarm from box 81, at 1890 last
night was for q fire on the East George
street dumps. No damage.
William III. Flnnegan. OF No. 2S Print.
cry street. lost his wheel from Pettls
street last night. A thief took II.
s,ainers sacred cantata. "The Daugh-
ter of Jairus." will be sung by the choir
of Grace church in the church this eve-
ming at s:45 o'clock.
Mary Rooney. regular" was sent
10 the state farm for two years by
Judge Sweetland this morning. The
charge was that she was a common
drunkard.
The Rhode Island Horticultural So
ciety will hold a meeting at Tilling-
hasts this evening. at which Haven
Metcalf. A. NJ. of Brown University,
will lecture on Some General Facts
About Fungi"
At 4 o'clock this afternoon the r. /.
Woman Suffrage association held a
meeting in Westminster church on Ma
thewson street. At half-past o'clock
this evening the annual banquet will be
served in the vestry.
Mrs. Baker, OF No. 81 Stimson ave.
nue., heard suspicious noises about her
: house fast night and notified The Sec
ond station officers who investigating.
found no signs of any intruder having
been about the premises.
DR.. Hector Garfield, grand comman-
der Of the II. O. G.. C.. of Rhode Island
Past Grand Vice Commanders Mrs
William ii. Clark and Miss Annie NJ
Bell are attending the sessions of the
supreme commandery, which opened at
Philadelphia today.
At the meeting OF the Primary Teach
ers' Union In " NJ. C. A. Hall this af-
ternoon Field Secretary w. Il. Wilson
gave his report OF the Atlanta conven-
tion. The lesson was taught by Miss
Emma f. Reid of the Second Baptist
church. East Providence.
Joseph Dube, Of Centredale was
fined S. and costs in the Sixth district
court today. for an assault on Frank
Mitchell. Last Monday night several
small boys tantalized larger boys by
throwing pebbles at them. and finally
one of them pushed Mitchell against
Dube. who knocked him down and
pounded him on the head.
DIR. Graves gave his noted lecture on
sThe Yourg Man I'm His Home" last
night at the Fourth Baptist church.
Many young men heard II. The lecture
was replete with rich instruction that
will help the young men all their lives.
Tonight DIR Graves will give his last
lecture on "Christ's Second Coming or
Unbroken Homes when Jesus Comes"
Ii has been determined by Capt. John
8. Crowley. owner Of the big fleet of
coal schooners of Taunton. TO build
six-masted schooner at once. She will
be 300 feet on the keel. $40 feet over all
and 420 from end OF spanker boom TO
end OF jibboom. She will carry $500 tons
of coal The cost OF this new marine
wonder will be about 100000. The
builder Will be III. NJ Bean of Camden.
Me. she will be ahost in about seven
months.
MIR. George Il. Francis. engineer of
the Boston Terminal company, will de-
liver lecture on the new Southern
Terminal station at Boston. in Savoy
Hall. this city. next Monday evening
Mr.. Francis was invited by the Provi-
dence Master Builders association 10
describe the largest railway station I'm
the world The lecture will be Illus
trated by stereopticon views. Compl-
rncntary tickets are being distributed
BY Secretary Edwin G. Penniman.
The Smith Webbing company Of Paw
tucxet has lled articles Of incorpora-
tion In the once 81 the secretary of
stafe. The incorporators are Charles
2 'Sith. John NJ Walton. Edmund IT.
isons end Ph'neas r. Parsons Tho
e7o'ta' etcck n $4,000 and the COM
r*0v ~ be located In Pawtucxct. The
-~'.r~ o-g1nized for the purpose
cf n aft ing elastic an non-e'as-
tic webblnz of cotton. wool or silk or
other hbrcs. either pure or In comblna-
lion with each other. or with India rub