The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-27

quite forgotten hangs the ulster
On it's peg again the wall.
Hold your peace. o faithful ulster.
Though the dust OF time may fall
Thick upon you-faithful servant
hanging in the old back hall.
Time will come when you'll be courted
For your comfort-not your grace;
In the dreary winds of winter.
You will lose a hiding place.
Summer DAYS will lose their sunshine,
Days. alas. not bright ZEN warm:
Then, o ulster. they'll receive you,
Ever faithful in the storm.
Detroit Tribune
Sarah Warmer Of No. DeSots street
reports her husband. James II. warri-
ner. missing since April llth.
Charles pevare, who for many years
was connected with the Flint Co.. was in
the city yesterday. lie made flying
trip from his present home in Charlotte
~. G.
II. Torrance Sawyer, cashier at the
rrsgansett. with hts wife and children
ieft for their old homo in Portland, M.
this evening, where they will remain
few days
Mariana II. Rosso, II years old, resid-
ing at il9 Atwells avenue was struck and
knocked down by Henry Goslins horse
last evening. when crossing that avenue.
but was not hurt
John o'Donnell and Willard A. john
son were fined 500 and costs each by
Judge Sweetland today, for selling i'm
pure milk and appealed. Mary Stllman
Tuesday.
Patrolman Ward, at 12:to this morn
ing. discovered n small blaze in store
room at 3ss South Water street. The hre
was in push cart and had originated
from fruit peddler's peanut roasting
machine. Damage slight.
Recent advices from Mr. and Mrs. Al
fred Lowry, of Philadelphia, who left
New York March Sth. for trip abroad
say that they have been sojourning at
Algiers, Northern Africa, after which
Lisbon, Portugal Is the next place men,
toned in the itinerary.
The fifteenth annual meeting OF the
Providence Ramabai Circle will he held
I'm the vestry Of the Central Baptist
church. next Monday at o'clock p. m.
Interesting news OF Rsmabai will be
given. Rev. r. u. Anderson, ID. D.. and
Miss Annie Crosby Emery, dean OF the
Womens College OF Brown University.
will address the meeting.
postoi card dated Chicago, April 18th,
and signed G.. -. Hoffman, of No. n
South IIolstead street. was received at
police headquarters today. announcing
that Joseph Miles was killed at Colling-
wood. Ohio. on ApriI 24th and that Miles
was said 10 have mother and several
sisters I'm this city. Information as to
their addresses was asked for.
John TT. Kitchon, an Armenian, was
before Judge Sweetland today. on the
charge OF falling TO provide for his wife.
held In $500 for trial next Tuesday. Three
months ago he was before the same court
ON the same charge. and admitting suf-
ncient evidence to convict was sentenced
TO the farm and took appeal.
George G. Rounds, Theodore A. Droz
william A. Lees and Albert Hallworth
assisted by Mrs, Qaidee sisson and Miss
Map Perkins. held a pleasant dance at
Tminghasts parlors last evening and
over $50 couples tripped the light fantas-
tic from o'clock until l. Manchesters
orchestra furnished the music while the
supper was served by Tilinghsst.
The ninth annual reception or Miss
Handy's dancing classes was held in the
Eloise last evening and as all formalities
were dispensed with the affair generated
into one Of the most delightful functions
Of the closing season. During the even
ing Miss Handy was presented by her
pupils with purse OF gold and two bo-
| auets OF American beauty roses. Music
| was furnished by Singleton's orchestra
| The floor director was John u. Patter-
| son who was assisted by William ]. Cess,
| Thomas r. Keefe. Robert Morrison, Nil.
| ton H. Bronsdon. Charles j. Marston
and William II. Gould
Company r., "a Regiment. n. T. NJ,
| gave very successful social in the ar
mory on Randall square last evening
and the large number IN attendance
thoroughly enjoyed the function. The
| following committees were responsible
! for the success " the affair Committee
OF arrangements Capt. Bernard Hsckett,
sergt. william Upton. corp. Daniel =.
Grady. Corp. Charles n Kelley. Corp.