The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-02
NEWSLETS.


To comfort the one that falls;
To travel the broad and na.Sral path
To gratefully forgive.
To live for ali OF the human race
Thus II is to live.
To die in twilight of happy thoughts,
To die as the autumn dies,
To fade from the glitter of human life
AS the sunlight fades in the skies;
To know that the world is better.
To have uttered the human cry,
And TO know I'm the night that the cry
was heard
Thus II is TO die.
Brooklyn Eagle.
Hose responded to a still alarm and
Weybosset street. last evening. No
damage.
Joseph ". Markey pleaded not guilty
of non-support in the Sixth district
court today and was held in $500 for
trial next Tuesday.
Patrick Carroll. 32 years old. a labor
er and homeless. was found i'll on Rich
niond street. last evening and was con-
veyed to the Rhode Island hospital.
Frank H. Diacont was fined $40 and
costs by Judge Sweetland today for the
larceny Of pair of pantaloons valued
at 81. the property of Frank ]. Evans.
Mary Turbett, 65 years old. fell on a =
North Main street sidewalk, last night /
and broke her hip. She was taken to
her home. at No. l04 Livingston street,
in the hospital ambulance.
Patrolman Mccarthy Of the Second
precinct. found SIS on North Main
street yesterday, for~which the owner
must prove proprietorship before he or
she can obtain possession OF it again.
The Fireman,s Permanent Relief AS
ISOLATION, which is to give its annual
ball about the middle of February. has
awarded the contract for furnishing the
programs and other printing to Mr..
James II. Day.
George S. Peters, IL years of age.
was arraigned i'm the Sixth district
court today for carnally knowing La
vinla e. Cornish, IA years old. Both
are colored. Peters pleaded guilty and &
was held for the grand jury in $1,000. {
Patrolman Anthony discovered a bro
Ken trolley wire at the corner of West
minister and Mathewson streets. yester- ;,
day morning and made a report TO the h
railroad people who quickly made re- n
pairs. d
MRS. Mary Schofield, residing on d.
Tockwotton street reports that when $
she was near her home. at l1.50 last o,
nignt' young man attacked and drag tr
sed her into yard and attempted a -
eiomous assault. Her screams caused
him TO release her. III
steps were taken last evening at
meeting held in the Providence Athletic
siub In this city to form a Pawtucket
Nepuolcan club. Ex-Mayor Tiepke !.
presided and speeches were made nv "
congressman Green of Fail River -
-harles Robbins OF Attleboro and Mr. S =.
riepke. The club Will celebrate Lin y,
,oln's birthday. 80
fletro Greco. who last Tuesday waiv- ye
q an examination I'm the Sixth district IN
ourt when charged with making an or
ssault with a knife upon Nicola ne tia
attrasse, action by the court havinv co
cen postponed 10 determine whether ~,
nc WOUNDS inflicted were liable to take bri
serious turn. was brought before he
udge sweetland again. today. and was bbS'
eid Tor the grand jury in 500. This ap
'eant that the cuts were not as bad as bri
ad been feared. pol
ratrick Cavell. aged about 80 years az ~"
mo Is sick and without home. frdends ou,
money, who has worked about tho dol
ocks Tor some time. was taken M the scr
mode island hospital last night. John co' ~
'ennessey, who lives at No. 29s Rich vol
'ond street. took pity on Cayelle n da,, aga
TWO ago, and took him TO his homo nu
=. ms illness appeared to increase. DIR, sit,
lcDonald OF the hospital called ON the Q
ian last evening and found his con- vii
tioh such that he deemed IL advisable AZ Az
take him to the hospital. usu
Frederick Hurd. the magician who
roved auch strong card at Keiths NuI
st week. where he made one of the
'onounced hits. entertained the guests
the annual New Year party at the ,
sidence Of X. III. !. Goddard last even. hoa
9. Mr.. Hurd presented an hours pro- nnr
am, embracing many NV tricks =, T,
hich wer n rformed with such dex- on
rous cleverness as to battle expiana- res,
'n. even under the tryints conditions uee
music rvOm entertainment, and his wit
illful work was greeted with loud an the
ause and entf,usias.tc ,,art,o-.-., era
appreciation. Co.