The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-03
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NJ w oHI u Ds
High on the hills the miser, Autumn,
sits.
Hoarding his wondrous wealth OF treas
Yet in the night hear his grieving
voice
In every wind that sweeps across tlre
void.
-Lippincotts Magazine.
Mrs. William Grosvenor gives dinner
at her residence on Prospect street this
evening. for u Perso-s'
Henry s. Millman was sent 10 the farm
for six months by Judge Sweetland today
for being a common drunkard.
Gilbert A. Hickey. of "a Empire street.
reports that ON Saturday night 81 in cash
was abstractcd from his clothing.
4 can Of milk valued at Sl.5O was stolen
from In front OF Mary Trsinor's store, on
Brook street, early this morning.
Hose and Hook and Ladder s respond
ed TO n still alarm and put out a fire in an
ash bin on Smith street, yesterday.
Pigeon thieves s,lured two doves from
street, and eight from Frank III. Browns
cote, 1f7 Parade street Monday night
Edward Mathews, 10 years old. who re-
sides at JiS Plainfield, was bitten on tho
lip by q dog which sprang upon him
from an express delivery wagon, ON Snow
street, yesterday afternoon.
Michael Curtin pleaded not guilty In the
Sixth district court this morning when
accused Of mantaiug a liquor nuisance
in a tenement house on Swift street. lie
was held in $1,000 for trial Friday.
Michael Rodericks, cOlored, pleaded not
guilty in the Sixth district court today
40 the charge OF throwing a bottle into
Brook street last night. lie was held
in 500 for trial next Friday.
Jacob slverman was arrested ON West
minister street last evening for peddling
papers without first procuring "A license
to do SO This morning he was placed
on probation until June 3.
Francis McKenna. j. wears old, threw
stones az n Hebrew junk man on orms
street yesterday This morning he was
fined 81 in the police court.
Cars OF the Providence and Taunton
line began running up Westminster street
20 Mathewson street and around the
loop made by Riverside and East Prov-
dence cars yesterday. They have pre-
viously, since the opening OF the line
several years ago, stopped at Market
square.
Frederick Turcotte and Joseph Madden
had a dispute IN the latters shop on
Broadway yesterday relative TO the adj
justment OF a claim. Furcotte IS alleged
A. H..
and 10 have cut a small cash. Turcotte
pleaded not guilty and was held in 500
for trial Friday.
Marion Hall. 10 years old, residing at
l52 Ocean street, paused on Plain street
near Willard avenue, yesterday afternoon.
TO listen 20 "A street musician. She was
jostled by some boys and later discover
ed that a pocketbook. containing an Eng
lish gold piece and few pennies had dis
appeared from her Jacket front where
she had carefully tucket il.
This was the day upon which the ju-
veniles who had been placed on probation
since early summer, We're 20 come before
the Juvenile court to have their cases fur
ther considered. There were 81 defendants.
Against some OF these the complaints
were dropped. the behavior being satis-
factory TO the police and the proba ton
officers. Others were continued for anoth-
er term.
A concert by the Harvard Male quartet
OF Boston. assisted by Miss Ida May
Coates, reader, was given last evening
in the Mathewson Street Nj. j.. church.
The quartet. which consists OF Jewell
Boyd, first tenor: J.. NJ Bartlett, second
tenor; w. u. Phillips. baritone. and J.
l.. Thomas, bass, sang finely The voices
are of excellent quality and blend in u
most satisfactory ensemble. while they
display great skill in shading The solos
by members of the quartet were also
well received. The recitations by Miss
Coates were of an interesting character
and also delivered with much grace.
sentiment aud elocutionary skill. Several
encorcs were responded to- The concert
was the closing entertainment Of the
series given 10y the Mems club OF the
church.