The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-26
N EW SLETS.


Just what you think-don't tell me
that
1t looks well on me IL II doesn't. BE
Fair with me-look ait my new hat
Is II becoming? Tell the truth to mel"
I looked upon the thing. this way and
that
First from one side and then another
gazed;
IL was a wonderful affalr--that hat!
looked upon it's makeup and was
dazed--
Yet ! did treat her fairly--told her just
What | considered wrong about it
then
She looked at me a moment with dis
gust
And bade me never speak to her
Again!
Cleveland Leader.
Ann r. Austin. OF North Scituate. has
been granted a widows pension of So
month.
In the police court Sunday morning
thrty-one prisoners We're fined 81 and
costs each for drunkenness.
About 80 feet of garden hose was
stolen from George YorlSs yard, at No.
II Bowen avenue. last evening.
Herbert c. swall has reported to the
police that his bicycle was stolen from
Canal street late Saturday afternoon.
Tor reveling on North Main street
Thomas Francis was fined s. and costs
In the police court yesterday morning.
Owen Burns. so years DID, died sud
denly. at his home. No. 40 Victor strit,
at 2:45 p. m. yesterday Death was
from natural causes.
James Campbell. of No. 40 Lockwood
street, will be tried i'm the Sixth dis
trict court, next Friday, on the charge
OF HeH-ssPPeft pleaded not t-tf+tty--
today. ani was held in $500.
During Sundays storm. lightning
struck near the corner OF Aborn and
Sabin streets, burning out a relay on
circuit No. 6 and creating a "cross" on
underground circuit. No. u of the fire.
alarm system.
Rev. j. III. Larry delivered an illus
trated discourse in the Richmond
street church hast evening, taking as
his text the words of the Psalmist, IF
for get thee. o Jerusalem. let my right
hand forget it's cunning"
Smoke issuing from the building at |
the corner of Middle and Eddy streets
early yesterday morning led Frank |
Herne to send out an alarm of fire |
from box 23l. When the firemen ar |
rived they were unable to find any.
Ethel Sommers and Elsie Howard |
two Of the dozen lewd and wantons |
gathered in in Saturday nights raid. |
were arraigned in the Sixth district |
court yesterday morning and were SEN
fenced to the state work house for six
months each. Both appealed.
Patrick Riley was fined 81 and costs
in the police court today for revelling
on Wickenden street Saturday. He
was up before the court yesterday and
pleading not guilty his trial was to
have been had today. However. he re-
considered and pleaded guilty.
Nellie Leonard, Is years old, while
riding down Broadway. at 1880 a. m.
yesterday, at Valley street turned her
wheel into a curbing and was thrown,
thereby receiving cut upon her fore
head. She was taken into No. 4 Valley |
street, where DR.. Gervais attended her.
Mrs. John Il. Blodgett died at
o'clock. this morning. of bronchial
pneumonia. She had heen in about
two weeks. contracting a cold by slit
ing at her chamber winiow one hot
night. She was tlSe last surviving
daughter OF Mr.. Moses r. Torrey cash
Ter or the Roger Williams National
bank, and leaves a daurhter 10 years
old.
Mary r. Simpson, 81 years old. died
suddenly at her residence, I'm the rear
OF No. 5i7 Broadway. yesterday. Her
daughter came horne and found her
lying upon the kitchen foor and nj
once summoned physician: but Mrs
simpson died before ne could give her
any aid DR.. Palmer was notified and
pronounced the death to have resulted
from natural causes.
Giuseppe Romano was arrsigned In
the Sixth district court today on the
charge OF assaufting William Casey.
The latter was standing at the corner
OF Atwells avenue and Dean street last
night as a half dozen Italians came
along. One OF these pushed him into
the street. and when he expostulated
Romano pitched upon him and bit his
nnser. Romano pleaded not guilty ana
Was held In $500 for trial next Friday.
According TO a dispatch from 81.
'ona, n. B.. the supreme court OF the
province has set aside the award OF
$1,000 In the case OF Prof. Joseph IIesse