The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-09
NEWSLETS.


Nor could / save my Bacon
They pick'd my Locke, 10 me rar more
Than Bramah's patent worth,
And now my losses deplore
Wlthout a Home on earth.
They still have made me slight returns,
And thus my grief divide;
For oh, they're cured me Of my Burns
And eased my Akenside.
But all think | shall not say,
Nor let my anger burn.
For as they have not found me Gay,
They have not left me Sterne.
Notes and Queries.
William Fitzpatrick was fined s. and
costs by Judge Sweetand, today, for
playing ball last Sunday.
Pensions have been granted as fol-
lows: Stephen f. Banding. Providence
Sc; Peter j Smith, Pawtucket, Ss.
Mary Dwyer. common night walker,
was before the Sixth district couit to-
day. and was placed on probation until
March 2i.
Rev. c. T.. Cate OF the Roger Will
liams Free Baptist church, will address
the Providence w. c. T. Il. at their
meeting at 81 Sabin street at o'clock.
The public is invited.
The Jury i'm the case Of former Attor-
ney Frank II. Wildes against Jasper
G.. Hyde and Or. Miller. alleging SIAN
der. and claiming $4,000 damages, yes
terday afternoon reported disagree
ment.
Daniel Barows, the old man who
was seized with hemorrhages at the
Hetel 45rist4444- stf,tf w7s- conveyed 10 INC
Rhode Island hisptal yesterday morn
ing. died at that institution at o'clock
this morning.
The Christian workers of this city
will meet at the Bethany Gospel Mis-
sion, 26 South Main street. Friday ev-
ening at 7:45. DR.. S. X. Hartman of
: she Mary Hopkins Rescue Mission will
lead the meeting
Frank j. Lynn, who belongs i'm the
siuth pleaded guilty in Judge Sweet
land court -teday, to- the charge of
stealing $40 worth OF brass and copper
from the Boston Electric Co. and was
bound over to the grand jury in $500.
Pasquale Nicoletti was fined 81 and
costs for revelling on Acorn street, yes
terday and Frank Frasier and Leander
Franklin were fined 81 AID costs for
revelling on Pine street. last night The
trio were before the police court today.
A harvest supper was given last ev-
ening, at the guild rooms Of ST. James
Episcopal church, and the attendance
was very large. The supper which was
given partly I'm aid OF the plan to build
"a new parish house. was given under
the auspices OF the Missionary Society
OF the church, and was a most enjoy
able affair. The church hopes to be
able TO purchase a suitable lot of land
AMI erect building upon ii in the near
future.
The Brown University Glee. Banjo !
and Mandolin clubs gave a concert i'm |
the cranston street Baptist church last |
evening before a large audience, and |
the members of the several musical or
ganizations were warmly applauded.
The several vocal and instrumental Sc
lections We're rendered i'm a charming
manner. and the work OF the quartet
Was particularly good. Mr. Thompson
made quite hit with his recitations.
anu altogether the entertainment was
very successful one.
William H.Taber was fined s25 and
costs 10y Judge Sweetand. today for
causing horse that was unfit for use
10 be cruelty used and overdriven ON
Oct. 9th he was told to send the ami
NAL home, as its fore feet were in had
shape with great ring bones and boof
ot.Taber sent the horse to the annex !
ed district where he continued IN usa
It. Agent Smith shot the suffering ami :
nal yesterday. Taber was fined last I
September for cruelty TO one OF Frank !
6lavin's horses. !
Complaints have from time 10 time
been made concerning the noisy con-
duct OF small boys on Pine street Last
Sunday afternoon the lads assembled
and began to play craps" and pitch
pennies. The police had been WATCHING
Tor them and today II Of the boys were
haled before Judge Southwick i'm the
police court, all on the charge Of revel-
ling. Raymond Hudson. Charles Clovr-
ley. Curtis Hersey. Charles stove Fd
ward Reeves. George Otto. Henry
Fosendale and Frank Mulrick. each
pleaded guilty and each was fined "a
and costs. Edward Roberts and Frant
Wilbur pleaded not guilty and viii be
tried tomorrow.
The secretary Of the Brown Debating
Union received this morning from GA.
HsnN president OF the Dartmouth De-
batting Union the following communica-
zion: ~ gives me great pleasure in
behalf Of the Dartmouth Union TO ac-
cept the changes as recommended by l
The Brown committee" This completes
The formation of the debating league |
between Brown and Dartmouth. The /
changes from the agreement as already |
published are first that the questions |
Tor the debate shall b. submitted -four
months before the debate. and second
that the speakers shall be only under
graduates in godd starting.