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


Yet though there is longer list
For me 10 browse among,
Amid the dishes great and small.
The mighty chefs delight. =
miss the dearest sauce Of all
The sauce of appetite.
Alas. I'm never hungry. now.
Like when l was a boy
My palate then took every bite
AS bliss without alloy.
But now / dawdle DER my plate,
And not thing tastes right;
I've lost the recipe to make
TIE sauce OF appetite.
cleveland Plain Dealer.
Police business was very dull yester-
day. But two drunks were before the
court today.
John Griffin was held in 5000 by Judge
s eetaand today for a simple assault
upon Martin Sharkey and he will be
tried next Friday.
Miss Clara Morris, colored, was found
dead in bed at No. Sc Beverly street at
o'clock this morning. DR.. Palmer was
called. Death was from natural causes.
Rosa Feldman was before the juve-
nile court today on the charge of steal
ir.g So cents worth Of dustpans from
George n. Peterson and was placed on
proba,iol until March 6.
John O'Brien was ssn' 10 the farm
for two years today flr being a COM
mon di iunkard. John has served nine
sentences for the same misdemeanor
and last June finished two-year SEN
tence.
James Mahon pleaded not guilty in
the Sixth district court today TO the
charge of making "a simple assault up
on Martin Mcclure and was required
by Judge Sweetland to fur psh $500
surety for his appearance for trial next
Friday
Josephine Mcdonald, Is years old,
vas sent to the Oaklawn school for
minority by Judge Sweetland today.
and Leo Blackinton and Frederick
Clarke were held in $1,000 each for trial
next Friday for carnally knowing Jo-
sephine.
The alarm from box 456 at 10 o'clock
this morning was for a fire in cottage
house on Benevolent, near Brock street,
occupied by colored family. An at
tempt to thaw out frozen water pipe
by the use of candle set fire to wood
work and caused loss of s75.
A lit.le daughter of Nathan Person.
who lives at No. / Pettis lane played
with matches yesterday and the result
was an alarm from box 395 at AS p. m.
The names. which were limited to GER
tain ornaments. were soon extinguished
and the damage was very slight.
Patrolman ]. Robinson discovered
water running in the store of the Prov
idence Hosiery company. at No. 24s
North Main street, at 1910 last night.
and notified one of the proprietors. The
escaping water came from a leaking
steam valve of the heating apparatus.
William Winslow, brakeman en-
from the top OF car a distance OF Is
or .16 feet. striking on his head at East
Junction last evening. He was remov-
ed to the Emergency hospital. where
II was found that his injuries were con-
fined to bruises on the head, shoulders
and hips and he was able to go to his
home in short time.
The plans OF the new church were
submitted To the parishioners of ST.
Paurs church at Pawtub ct at the SER
vices yesterday by the rector. Rev. Ma
rion Law. The new edifice. which is Of
English design. will stand near the
present one and ITS estimated cost is
$50 900. Work will probably be begun
on the building early I'm the spring.
Brown University opened for regis
tration this afternoon at half past two.
1t was to have opened at nine o'clock
but as everything was not ready in the
registrars Office II was postponed. ow-
ing to this delay. the recitations and
regular college work will not begin un-
nj Thursday instead of Wednesday as
usual.
Frank Crapon of North Providence
must feel that while justice is slow II is
sure. Tfree years ago he stole double
harness and two horse collars from
Frederick Rasmussen Of that town and
in Western parlance. he lit out. When
he thought that the affair had reached
q state OF innocuous desuetude so far
o. official cognizance was concerned he
ventured home and was arrested To-
day Judge swetland fined him $40 and
costs.
Moses Sherry. aged about so years.
was picked up by Officer Bennett on
Union street. af an early hour on SUM-
day morning and he said he was sck.
The man was sent to the Rhode Island
hospital and at noon Moses woke up at
the hospital all right, and Dr. Peters
selephoned the Central station for In
structions as 20 his disposition. As the
police did not care 10 take him away
there was nothing else for DIR. Peters
10 do but 10 send him away. Dr. Peters
oaSx he considers Moses a hospital beat.