The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-27
NEW SLETS.

Long the NiltiuS wv 'NN''
Dull the sight, alive the fear!
weak the will--the effort faint!
Deep The sgh-low the plant!
Yet never goal-but ends way!
Never dark-but bears day.
Never a strong-but feels a pain!
Never a fal--but brings gain!
For felt the eyil-born the right
Dense the darkness-keen the sight!
Grseved ths weakness-gained the
strength
Strained the DIS ance-home at length!
God is IN us-this the strife!
Victory through us-this is life!
The will 10 do-is virtue done!
The grief 10 Iose-is goodness won!
j. Mark Baldwin in Independent.
Daniel c. Kenyon Of this city has
been granted pension of Sc a month.
Morris Desnegan was fined 81 and
costs in a. Police court. today. for dis
tributing hand-bills on a public thor
oughfare and contrary TO the city ordi-
nances.
Michael Mahon pleaded not guilty in
the 9th district court. today. OF having
stolen a coat and vest from John Holm
quist, and was required to Give 5000
surety for appearance for trial, next
Friday.
James sheldon vas held in 900 for
trial next Tuesday. by Judge Sweet
land, today. upon the charge OF steal
ing an SIS bicycle from Can't John +.
Flynn and the members ef his r.ilrary
company.
An alarm was pulled in from box 800,
at $3.50. this morning. for fire in Jas.
M. Sullivan & Co.'S greenhou, - at No.
1925 Westminster street. IN over-heat-
ed furnace caused damage to the ex-
tent Of 800.
Thomas Corbett was sent to the State
workhouse for two years, by Ju igc
Sweetland, today. for being a common
drunkard. He had been arraigned III the
police court for drunkenness. TIN ee
times this week. and has been aa al
most constant visitor to the farm for
the last Is years.
The Reynolds Manufacturing COM
pany OF Davisville and North Kingston
announce that the pay Of their weav-
ers and spinners will be increased
about 10 per cent. on Feb. /. The Rey-
nolds company make worsteds- The
Yangoo Satinet mills are about TO re-
sumo after a years shut down. They
will employ about 40 hands.
In spite of the severe cold last even
ing, there were about 700 persons at the
fair of the Narragansett Nheelmen. and
plenty OF dancing, TO the music of Fay:
Belmont orchestra, was enjoyed. A fea'
ture OF the evening was a cake walk by
colore1 competitors. and the judges de-
cided that Harris and his partner were
the winners. The fair will come 10
close this evening.
Otis Putney, an old resident Of Paw
tucket. died yesterday. aged 81. III
leaves widow and son. He was
carpenter by trade and native o
Southbridge, Mass. In 1S49 he wa
among the number Who went 10 Cali
fornaa to search for gold and met witt
fair success, returning to Pawtucke
and resuming work at his trade Hi
SAD is physician In New PayreSviffe
Mo.
Some excited individual who couldn'
stop to locate fire-alarm key. and VIII
wanted 10 send In an allrin from bo
4s5 for a fire on Broad street, and tw
blocks away from a nearec box, smash
ed in the door of the box mentiore
with an axe. early this morning Bo
~ had been pulled for a fire i'm Jane
Ingerson's variety store, at 800 Broa
street. which caused loss OF slO0 a.;
while the box was being run OF. box s5
at the corner OF Blackstone and Fri n,
ship streets was smashed In and pulle
Included in the list OF passengers
the steamship Auguste Victoria Of q
Hamburg American line. which sail,
yesterday from New York for a whit
cruise to Madeira. the Mediterrane5
and the Orient. are the following Rho
Islanders. Mr.. and Mrs. George
AndreWs. MIS-. Joseph Bamgdn. "
and Mrs. Joseph Davol. Col. r.. II.
Goddard. Miss Madeline Ives Goddar
Mrs. Susan i. Maher and Dir. and Nj
william II. Traver. all OF ProvidenC
Miss NJ. Louise Gregory Of WEXFORD
Jacob and Barris Ringgo'd were
fore the Juvenile court. today. the q
for stealing Sc from SUI IA =. Terry
other for receiving the same KNOWING
20 have been stolen. Mrs Terry DIR,
ped 81 and s. hill from her pu
as she was making purchase in
newspaper Office. Ja'ob picked up
bills and gave them TO his brother "
ran out and left them NTH a bartcnd
Jacob denied that he toanc, and "
ris that he had taken ne money;
after misleading the pDI;ce f)r qu.t'
whi,c. CAPT. Parker Dicx.i out OF IN
enough Of Information ~ enable him
locate 'he bills. Both plcI.lel not gui
snI were held for trial on Feb. eth,
lang fixed al 500.