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

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Sixteen heads of disheveIed hair.
Flung TO the breeze of the new crispy
air;
Three of the sixteen caught by the neck.
Hurl out words like shippers on deck
Just at dawn!
Sixteen r,issiles-vases and books,
Umbrellas. mats and brass curtain
hooks;
Sixteen lives extinguished with pain.
But one hundred and thirty-five still re-
main
Just after dawn,
Chicago News
Robert Glenn. . years old. has been
missing from No. 81 Fairmount avenue.
since a. m, June 4th.
Frederick Dorrance was fined 81 and
costs in the police court today, for
revelling on No. Main street, last night.
Elizabeth Clark was today held in
$500 for trial on Friday, on the charge
of being a common night walker. She
was arraigned before Judge Sweetland.
JtilH ,OhNas DAtahtu iOt bt'ihy ~
the Sixth district court today to the
charge of yagrancy and was held in
5000 for trial on June 10th.
Harry b. Winsor was today held in
$500 by Judge Sweetland. for trial next
TUESDAY. on the charge OF putting
formaidehyde in his milk.
The alarm from box 80. this morning.
was for a slight fire on the roof of
house at No. 302 Charles street, caused
by sparks from chimney.
Patrolman p. j. Feeney pulled box
~ to extinguish a slight fire in Brooks
rag shop on Pettis lane. at 5:45 this
morning. No damage
Patrolman Case pulled a woman's BIZ
cycle from the river near Gaspee street,
at O'Clock this morning. 1t was dis
covered by Nicholas A. Louth, Of No
~ Park street.
James III. Thurston resisted PATROL
man Schiller, when under. arrest for
drunkenness. last night, and struck
Schiller in the face. Today Judge
Eweetland fined Thurston 500 and costs
Judge Sweetland sent John McCaug-
han , Jail for 60 days, this morning
for the theft Of s6 coat from Zach
ariah Goodrich. McCaughan's larcen-
les have been too frequent of late.
Thomas Cunningham, employed as a
hoIrar ~ N ripr
on Kinsley avenue. fell this morning
while intoxicated. and one wheel of the
vehicle passed over Cum Ogham's face
and neck, causing quite severe bruises.
Pensions have been granted as fol-
lows: Renewal Abner CoggeshaIl. Tiv-
erton Four Corners, Sc. Increase, Me-
hael McCabe. Soldiers Home, Bristol
IS. War with Spain, widows. etc,
Mary Butler. mother, Valley Falls, s12
Dutee Arnolds furniture delivery
wagon was demolished at Trinity
square, last evening. A bicycle scared
the horse into a run, and at Linden
street the animal took to the side walk
and landed the wagon against the
stone steps Of the Church of the New
Jerusalem.
English residents here were greatly
elated last evening over the latest
news from South Africa and this mes
sage was sent TO Queen Victoria at
Balmcrai THE British-American as
sociation of Providence congratulates
YOU on the success of the occupation
of Pretoria"
Secretary of state Bennett has
granted articles of Incorporation 10
Frederick G. Fletcher. r.. Lincoln Lip
pitt Richard s. Rowland. III. A. Du-
Willard and Julian A. Chace. for the
Rhode Island Automobile clubs the or
ganlzation being designed for social
purposes to be composed in whole or
IN part. Of persons owning self-pro-
PEELED pleasure vehicles for private use,
The club Is TO be located in Providence.
Fire was discovered about o'clock
last evening in the storehouse Of
George r. Brooks on Boulston lane. a
stti"ii aiNe DttWttH btukldS ana
Gladstone avenues. the storehouse be-
Ing an old one-story dwelling house
filled with rags. The blaze. which was
probably caused by spontaneous COM
bustion. was quite a stubborn one to
extingusn. and It was fully an hour
before the last sparks had been
stamped ou- The damage will amount
40 about $500, but nothing is known
about the insurance.
About l25 inmates OF the Tobey
Street Home and the Asylum for the
Deaf and Dumb enjoyed the entertain
ment al Keith's yesterday afternoon.
through the courtesy OF Manager Low
enberg. being conveyed to and from the
theatre In cars kindly provided by
Manager Potter OF the Union railroad /: