The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-11

Unless between this course or that.
The butter always comes in pat.
Commercial Advertiser.
Michael j. Walsh was fined $50 and
costs by Judge sweetland today for
dealing in impure milk.
Charles Nelson's horse and wagon
We're found astray on Bridge street yes
terday afternoon and later were return
ed 20 the owner.
John McDermOtt. James Reed and
Eugene Guyon were fined S. and costs
in the Sixth district court today for
keeping open their barber shops on
Sunday. Each took an appeal and fur
nished surety to prosecute the same.
The remains OF Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Dana Greene. who were drowned while
skating at Schenectady, n. Y, on Mon
day. Will be brought 10 Bristol for
burial. the funeral services being held
al Schenectady today.
The police of Taunton telephoned the
local police today to be on the lookout
Tor "A suspected man. This was for the
reason that III. b. Atwood's house i'm
that city had been broken into and
that a gold watch and chain and about
$50 in bills had been stolen.
The senior class at Brown has elected
the following Junior marshals: n. T..
Clarke, Z. +. Greene and II. A. Coffin.
President Field has appointed the fol-
lowing committee on the Sayles Hall
class day spread: w. d. Forbes. II. II.
Mason, f. III. Boynton, NJ. V. Perkins,
n. A. Tufts.
Hon-Iahn- Reyrofrs or North
Kingston, sS. years old. was elected a
director Of the Wexford National
Bank at its meeting yesterday. Mr..
Reynolds is considered the oldest man
holding office as director in this
state. He has been a director OF state
and national banks for So years.
Flora Book. alias Bessie Walling,
who was arrested yesterday on the
charge of abandoning her infant child
on the night OF Dec. 3, was arralgned
before Judge Sweetland- To-day and
pleading guilty, was sentenced to the
state workhouse for months. The in
fant was brought over from the Lying
In hospital and the young woman was
compelled to take 1t with her when she
went out to begin her sentence.
During the five years that Prof Dea-
ley has been connected with the de-
partment Of social and political science
of Brown University. the library had
scarcely 500 to spend on books for the
department. Prof. Dealey has devised
a scheme to get money for some new
books. He is going TO buy the books for
the men in his political science class,
giving the men the books at 10 cents
less than the regular price. This will
still leave enough profit to buy 20 or
90 books for the department.
Tomorrow is the last dav on which
the water taxes can be paid, and when
the city treasurer's office closes at
o'clock tomorrow afternoon the names
OF those who have failed To settle will
be reported to the department OF pub
lie works. Yesterday 2276 bills were paid
and the amount collected was $50. 7OS. 80.
making a total up to that time Of 13.962
hills paid, and S2o5,fg3S5 collected At
the same time last wear lS.76S bills had
been paid. and sl95 .95147 collected.
The January assembly Of the pupils
OF Mrs. zaidee Slsson was held last ev-
eningat the Elolse. instead Of this even
ing, as was intended. the rooms having
been previously engaged by others The
gathering OF pupils was very large. and
the affair was very successful. The or
der OF dances included IL numbers and
music was furnished by Langstaf's or
chestra. The aids in charge Of the
floor were Paul Bowen Mr.. Burlin-
game and Mr.. Hughes. OF the pupils
Dancing was enjoyed untll i2, with an
interval at supper which was served
a, 10 O'Clock.
The officers-elect OF Narragansett
Colony. United order Of Pilgrim Faith
w. W. HAbiiAlN AlAHAaliAu III IIlEIIIn
Hall, Ssi Westminster street. last even
ing, by Deputy Supreme Governor
Flora G. Hasberson and suite OF wor-
cester, Mass. The officers were as fol-
lows: Governor, c. A. Poser. lieuten-
ant governor. Mrs o. a. Hewlett. sec
retary. Miss q. b. Nickerson: collector.
G. w. l.. Hewlett: treasurer. Benlno
Sphinx; chaplain. J. L. sherman. ser.
geant-at-arms, r. B. Lindsay, deputy
sergeant-at-ar Mrs. 4. V. Sphinx.
ex-governor. l.. Baker: sentinel OF in
ner gate. q. h. Tobey. sentinel OF outer
gate. ]. II. Cole. The ceremony was
followed by a short. but interesting. ad
dress by Henry $. Treadwell Of Keene
N. H., who is the supreme lieutenant
governor Of the order Then came an
entertainment which was followed by