The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-28


Like Pessiyists. an sucl
| why try 10 mako fcller think.
| ihst Life amt uothin much. :,
J zueas there never wuz "A spot
Where shadders didn't fall:
! But shadders jest he other side
~ sunshine after an
! An there amt no use I'm fumin
When The world seems out o. gear,
| Tor musics alTsys in the afr
| An love, an song, an cheer
| jest keeps fellers spirits up,
An kinder makes him glad.
| An, come what will, he' boun6 10 think
Life ain't 30 awful bad
Sometimes q Teller has ter weep
Sometimes ne has ter laugh:
The shadders an the sunshine mix.
Jes kinder half an half
New orleans Times Democrat.
Mabel Collins. Il yesrs old, colored. is
missing from 2a Dexter street.
Thomas Conway was placed on pro
baton until June 6th, by Judge Sweet
land today for non-support
Pork pies and head cheese. valued at
20 cents were stolen from John Taylors
wagon on Landor street. yesterday.
Joseph Healey, OF - Susan street. re-
rorts that his overcoat valued ~ ti2 was
stolen from his house. Thursday night
Jessie Bieni visited 20 Richmond street |
yesterday and while her attention was |
drawn 10 another subject her SIS plush /
cape was stolen.
Louis Greenhere was fined * and costs.
by Judge sweetland today for throwing
a bottle into the highway on Gladstone
avenue yesterday.
The total sales IN the Fall River print
cloth market during the week amounted
To about 10000 pieces. The goods sold
were chiefly odd makes, and were dis
posed OF az the full price basis
James Foley was placed on probation
until june ;, next year. by Judge Sweet
and. today on FoIeys agreement 40
properly support his family AT the
same time an old case. that of assaulting
MS wife wac also continued on probation
until next June
Mary J.. Spicer who lives on a farm on |
no road between Asha way and Mantle |
ut her throat yesterday afternoon. hut |
lid iot succeed at that time I'm ending
ler life. although she is hardly likely 20 |.
I'VE long. Her family know OF no rca-
on for the act She is 35 years old.
Gertrude Bissel. seven years old Of oOs |
'alifornia avenue. was playing with Hor-
ce Crandsll. eight years old. OF Ner-
1ont avenne. yesterday. Horace had an
ar gun which was Christmas present
lorecs pulled the trigger and discharged
he gun ana Gertrude was slightly
'ounded on her forehead =
The 20th anniversary of tho marriage I
Rev. and Mrs Frank s. Brooks was
leassntiy observed in the vestry OF HIS \
hurch. at Chatham Mass. last evening. !
he church parlors were decorated. and
lr and Mrs. Brooks were the recipients
{ cut hOwers. a big wedding cake SO I'm
ash and n set OF china dishes from Mrs | a,
oNd OF Newport. r. l. lie was az one "
me numbered among the pastors of =
export "a
The state committee having i'm charge 81
'climinary arrangements for the con- al
.ntion of the Baptist Young Peoples
lion To be held IN this city July 10 to Al
next, discussed for something over "a
rec hours at meeting held hast even h,
Z al the Y. NJ. &. A. building the make "
} OF the executive and subcommittee ~
tier tho subject had been thoroughly "
aVersed an adjournment was taken to ~
Nt Wednesday evening at the same a,
ur and place. when election will he held nj
ii other preliminaries settled ca
'be testimonial concert rendered by the el
nerican Band To the new leader. Mr. 80
'rbert l.. Clarke. formerly cornet solo -,
of Sousas Band. takes place az the |
evidence opera House tomorrow even
!, and the band will consist Of "a mu- =
ians and soloists Mr.. Clarke has ar
iged program OF classical and popn-
airs Rossini Wagner. Msssenet Wit
rk, j.. W.Reeyes being among the com
'ers whose works are chosen. together
N several competitions by Mr. Clarke
promises TO be a musical treat
award y. Foster, treasurer OF the Me-
snics Savings bank, OF Westerly. died
'terday afternoon, after an Illness of
ne weeks. After the death OF his
'ther, J. Barclay Foster who was
sidont. in April last. the bank went
% liquidation, and Edward Foster. az
rescutins the trustees. has been iook-
after the banks interests II ia an.
patcd now that the bank will ee into | -
eceiNers hands to hasten the closing
of the affairs. Nlr Foster leaves a A
low and two daughters ~S