The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-02-15


That's rarely seen by men;
Its here at dawn. it's gone at night
And then IT'S back again.
Cleveland Plan Dealer.
II uneeda biscuit and haven't one
why not take an ice pick? That's
water cracker!
George II. Bullock Of Pawtucket mas
been granted an increase OF pension
from s6 to IS month.
Edward Brady. Frank Mulick and
Charles Holland were before the ponce
court today, having been arrested upon
the charge Of reyelling on Orms street
They each pleaded not guilty. and each
was held in $1,000 for trial tomorrow
morning.
The present exceptional weather.
more like early April than midwinter'
is taken advantage of by contractors
who have outside work on hand To-
day artisans were at work on the
fourth and last tourelle of the new
eapitol and made considerable progress
before night fall.
The blowing out Of circuit breaker
at the power station on Eddy street
yesterday. caused another delay for the
cars OF the Suburban line. and until the
arouble was remedied the cars between
Park avenue and Buttonwoods were
tied up. AT 1890 O'Clock cars began
running again, and very little trouble
was experienced
The funeral of the late Joseph A.
Grimes was held from st. Joseph
church on Hope street at 10 O'Clock
this morning. Every seat was taken
and a requiem mass was celebrated 10y
Vicar General Doran. The floral re-
membranes were probably the most
elaborate and exquisite seen in this
city in years several having been sent
from Boston. New York and Ports
mouth. N. II. The remains We're taken
to Woonsocket on the noon train fol
burial.
Union Railroad Co.'S linemen com
pleted the task yesterday OF stretch
ing the rig copper trolley wire connect
ing the Exchange place with the Mar
bet SQUARE system, via Canal street
AT the same sme they carried tn
trolley wire part way u0 the new eN
tension of Exchange street. In fev
days the Oakland Beacn cars can b.
run up to the express and baggage
building and this will materially add L
the comfort and convenience of tn
patrons rf that line
The Hebrew Republican naituraliza
sion bureau. which is located at Ne
356 North Main street, is at presen
actively engaged in looking after tn
polifical interests Of Hebrew citizens q
the First, Second. Third. Sixth. Mint
and Tenth wards. and special attentio
is being given TO the fling of natural
ization papers in the office OF the boar
of canvassers aud registration. Til
bureau is being conducted by Messr
Abraham Rafnawitch and Bander. an
great deal OF work is being done fC
the spring election.
Clara Driscoli was arragned in IN
9th district court today. on the chare
OF breaking and entering i'm the day
time the residence Of Clara Dupont,
diessmaker. at No Ga Dodge street q
Jan. 18th this young woman. for who:
mother Mrs. Dupont had done son
work, used a key, which she found vi
der door mat. and. gaining access
the Dupont tenement secured and toe
away a dress waist. valued at S.. ar
Frt. II H..
for the grand jury in $500 and WI
paced IN the custody Of Miss Deneh
the probation officer.
The committee on city property
the city council has decided to invi
architects 10 present plans for the Gel
tral fire station building 10 be place
on the lot west Of river on Exchanl
place. The members OF the cOmmi
tee. AZ well as the fire commissions
believe that II action is taken provi
ing an appropriation for new ST
efon some arrangements should
made at the same time for the reco
struction OF the house at the corn
of Smith and Orrns streets. or no
building provided for the companies
clsed there.
This weather is counting more hea
ily against the public ghan many a
aware. The man who uses ice ne
summer win pay a good price for q
luxury. for a luxury " Will be r.
general presumption - that ice :
cured In March is sufficient In thic
ness 10 answer all purposes. but oi
OF the. .oloest Ice harvesters in the sta
says that he never knew good ice. tn
n an article 81 sufficient thickness
durability and desirability unless u VI
an augmentation OF a February freez
Summer drinks may be sold at 80 mu'
- Tinker"