The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-05-24

II you're content that she should be-
well-not exactly as you are.
The trining difference in degree
May only very seldom Jar.
Intolerance we should suppress.
An attribute OF fools and churls,
Yet / prefer. l must confess.
The daughter of a hundred earls.
Punch.
Jennie Bradson 20 years old. and
residing in East Providence. was re-
ported TO the local police as missing
from her home since yesterday noon.
John Gilliese was fined SO and costs
In the police court today. for revelling
on Broad street last night He was
arrested by Patrolman PIONEER.
Mr.. A. j. Crossman will speak on
temperance work among the young at
the meeting OF the women's Christian
Temperance Union. 81 Sabin street, on
Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
The Band OF Christian Workers OF
this city will hold business meeting
at the Hebrew Mission hall. 450 North
Main street, Friday evening at p.
m. All the workers are requested to
be present.
A large force OF workmen have been
employed night and day of late at
Earle street. placing new set of rails
a. ls, he ir
under the supervision of Mr. Purring-
ton of Eden park. The repairs will
rrchably be completed this evening.
John Jbar. the young Portuguese who
tried TO steal a $40 ring from Grafton
H. Wiley OF the Hub Loan Company.
yesterday afternoon. and who was
chased to the hurricane deck of river
steamer. pleaded guilty in the sixth
district court today and was fined $40
and costs.
Brown University will be represented
by team of four men at the Mott
Haven meet In New York Saturday.
Capt. David c. Hall. '01. will compete
in tho two-mile run. f. S. Tuttle, 90. in
the 22o hurdles, j. G. Melendy, 'O1.
in the shot-put and c. w Brown, 90.
In the broad jump. The men will leave
Providence this evening on the New
Fork boat.
The marriage OF MISS Sara Hale.
daughter OF Stephen Hale OF River
Point. and Mr.. Louis A. Colvin of wor-
cester was solemnized at the River
point Congregational Church yesterday.
Rev. John Dean, pastor of the church,
officiating. A reception was held later
at the residence of the brides parents.
Allen street. There was a large num-
Der Of guests from Providence and
Worcester.
The Providence Rescue Mission has
purchased the Capt. Edmunds property.
at the corner OF Beacon avenue and
Pine street, which will at once be con-
verted into a home. There is a base
ment entrance on Beacon avenue, and
as the basement was formerly used as
tenement. II can readily be converted
into a reading room for the use ofthe
women placed on probation and In
charge OF Miss Denehy.
Clifton A. Pierce of No. 10 Prospect
street, East Providence. and who is
employed in the Gorham Manufactur-
ing Company's works, In Elmwood, was
injured while on his way to that shop
at 6:10 this morning. AS he was riding
across the Washington bridge, the
fork of his bicycle broke and he was
thrown and cut upon the face. He was
taken into No. 305 Tockwotton street,
his face was dressed and then he re-
turned 10 his home.
Superintendent OF Public Health
Chaplin reports one new case of typhoid
fever on Indiana avenue. two new cases
OF diphtheria on Clifford and PIainfield
streets. and two new cases of measles.
Pensions have been granted as fol-
lows; Original. John Pfaffie. Moose
neck Hill, Sc: Michael Donahue. Dia-
mond Hill. IS. Increase Henry Thiel,
Bristol. IS; Daniel G. Carpenter. Gen.
trail Falls. $40; original widows. special
accrued May 10, Louisa NJ. Hall. Provi-
dence. IS.
The committee on police OF the city
council Is giving a hearing in commit
tee room B. City Hall this afternoon,
on the complaint brought by Heffernan.
Rogers q Kempton, of this city. against
ofieer Bates of the Central police sta
tIon. II is reported that the complain
ants ailege that they requested Officer
Bates to remove a man. who they claim