The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-02

She said 10 one she would not cling.
Preferring two bows to her string.
Yet II he thought his chances too slim.
He knew there were no strings on him.
Chicago Record.
Louis Adams fell from his bicycle on
Broad street this morning and received
snjuries which were attended to at the
Park pharmacy.
Band of Christian Workers OF this
city will meet at the Hebrew Mission
Hall 450 North Main street, Sunday af-
ternoon at $3.50 o'clock. All are invit-
ed.
Charles A. Wilson OF NoS43 Elmwood
avenue. reports 10 the police that last
Wednesday ev,s srg a man picked up
his. Wilson's. 2-year-old daughter, Vi
va and took improper liberties with the
child.
william ]. Place was fined si5 and
costs in the Sixth District court today,
for using horse unfit for labor The
horse was haul jng coal from Olneyville
to Georg aville and was united To do
so. because of lameness.
Secretary of State Bennett is pre-
pairing the commissions for the notaries
public throughout the state. the COM
missions to date from June Z. This is
quite an undertaking. as there are
about 1900 notaries, and each commits
Il I. II n 81.
and secretary OF state.
Thomas Bosworth, OF No. % Messer
and residence he gave to the police,
snatched 81 bill out OF his hand. while
he was on Dexter street. at 1920 last
evening He followed the man into a
liquor saloon and demanded his money;
but the fellow refused to give 1t up.
James Flynn was fined 81 and costs
in the police court today for revelling
on Union street last night. the arrest
being made by Patrolmen- III. Martin
and Collier Vincenzo Christoro was
brought in on warrant. and on the
juvenile side of the same court was
fined SO for revelling on Spruce street.
few days ago.
4 In the Juvenile court today the fol-
lowing cases were considered: William
Houlihan, John Sheehan. John Rogers.
Peter Fagan and Charles Loony. con-
tfnued on probation until December 4th /.
William MCGOWAN and Antonio Polosi.
2fyears each at the Sockanosset school:
Lorenzo Caccioli. not guilty; trial June
9Th.
1t was warm yesterday and II is by
no means cool today, although there is
a pleasant breeze 10 temper the suns
rays. During the day yesterday the
mercury climbed up to ss degrees,
which was two degrees warmer than
on Thursday. but in the evening il
dropped more rapidly. and the ther-
mometer readings of Thursday night
and Friday night at $3.50 o'clock were
the same. "a degrees.
John ]. Farrell was fined 500 and costs
in the Sixth District court today FOL
assaulting Arthur Patterson on Dor
rance street. last night. Farrell was
Intoxicated and imagined that Patter-
son was trying TO get his wheel away
from him. Patterson had never seen
the man before and was surprised to be
seized by the neck. Capt. Parker sepa-
rated the men and then Farrell turned
upon him. When the captain got
through punching Farrell there was nc
longer any fight in that individual.
Gov. Gregory will have very comfor.
table and handsomely equipped execu-
tive offices in the Banigan building
and, In fact, the offices are almost
ready for occupancy, Executive secre-
tary Howland has practically completed
all the necessary details. Two large
airy and perfectly lighted rooms on the
tenth floor OF the building, on the Dyer
<treet side. will be used for the trans
action of executive business, Mr.. How.
lands office being In the large corner
room. and the smaller. adjoining room
win be used as the governors privat,
Office. From the windows of the offic,
may be had a magnificent view OF tn,
harbor.
Through the courtesy OF Manage
Lovenberg. the inmates OF the Hon,
for Aged Men and the Home for Age,
Women yesterday afternoon enjoyed
the entertainment at Keith's new thea
tire; and the word enjoyed" is use,
adyisedly. for II is doubtful II any o
the patrons OF that house during tn
season have more plainly manifesto,
extreme pleasure than did these elder
~ ladies and gentlemen. Their applaus
was bestowed most discrimInateingl,
but with heartlness and enthusiasm
that gave evidence OF the genunienes
II the treat afforded them: and no 1T
tie comment was made among the per
formers as TO the hearty appreciation
shown OF their efforts. Manager Potte
or the Union Railroad company extend
ed his customary courtesy OF specla
free cars 10 convey the old ladies an,
gentlemen TO and from the theatre.
hosss Lots Sold
Eleven building lots were sold by Har