The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-28

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| Lowly in larGess. gentle OF all might,
In royai robes by valiant labor spun
/ A tribute anthem all tho nations sing
q gold-crowned Cotton unto thee As
/ King Collier's Weekly
Hose n pat out fire in an ash hin
I al as Crsnsion street yesterday morning.
! A class Of gao children Was confirmed
/ 10y Bishop IIarkins az Precious Blood
! church, Woonsocket yesterday
Philip ouirk stole John scsnlons three
( dollar cot Saturday night. This morning
I Judge sveetland fined him ten dollars
! ana COSTS.
: Walter Jackson Was fined 81 and costs
+; hy Judge SNoetland today for hunting
"a bblts on Fruit hill North Providence,
sunday with ferret.
! The alarm from box ~ AZ . O'Clock this
morning was Tor a slight FIRE on tho roof
/ of The Thsycr q boarding house al 3,9
! Pine street SCOT from chimney hre
| ignited a few boards 40 damage.
/ Thomas Arnold stole 75-cent hat
! from "A store orr Weybossct street Satur-
! day night TODAY he paid five dollars ard
| costs in the SIKH District court and oven
! then didn't get the hat.
! The tenth annual meeting Of Gssrce
! chapter Daughters OF the American
| Revolution will bc held in the rooms of
! the Rhode Island Historical society next
| Saturday at y. m.
| William McWeeuey was fined Sl5 and
costs. by Judge Sweetlsnd today. Nc
1 Weeuey was under arrest for drunken
! ness last night and kicked Patrolinah
! Luther G. Bugbee on the leg
Patrick Harney pleaded not guilty I'm
/ the sixth District court TODAY, of as
ssultng Thomas Higgins with danser-
| Gus weapon. an article of common home
use lie was held In 500 for trial Friday
Joseph scaulon aud Frank Clark were
| sent 10 the farm for six months each, by
| Judge Sweetland this morning They are
| of the gang OF beggars that had for near
| lv y week been pestering people On South
! Water street and Market square.
Leon j Mofntt. II years old, was fined
81 in The juvenile court today for the
larceny of few newspapers from Jacoh
silverman I.eon met the other little
fellow last Saturday night and forcbly
! relieved him OF his stock I'm trade
Woodland fires I'm sciriate. North Provi-
d,nce. Georgiaville and Centredalc yester-
day aud last night burned large qusntl-
! lies of cord wood and timber ready for
! the sawmfll Some OF the fires Were
maIiclousIy set bv nut gatherers. The
loss will aggregate about S2Ve
final decree was entered today IN the
appellate court In accordance with a.
decision of the court on exceptions 70
masters report IN the ease OF David
1 Harley Company vs.. Thomas T. Barne-
neld This action means that S}"o -
| 10 he paid TO Mr.. Barncdelds estate
Frank Cooney was elected from a place
of business on Eddy street last Saturday
, | night which SO aroused his anger thAi
, | he threw brick through a 500 pane oil
plate glass. This morning he was held
for the grand jury, by judge Sweeilahd
, | in the sum of $500 The building detaced
: was the property Of Billings Bros.
: Match Carcel wss fined $40 and costs
= in the Sixth District court FOR asssultins
T. Wiliord Carter. The principals are en-
pioycd in the Lymansville mill, aud las
/. Thursday the Carter boys anu other'
n hectored Csrccl by throwing bits o
e bread at him. Crrcel retaliatcd by hit
IS ting Carter with stone. cutting nj
Is scalp.
IL Rev William Pyue. formerly rector %
r ST Edward church. Nauskuck, but nov
I. pastor of ST. Patrlcks church, this city
e assumed charge Of his new parish Yes
81 terday and addressed his new parish
J. toner's at each OF the four masses. y
the Io3o O'Clock mass ne spoke at length
10 outlining his policy and referring ~
II kindly terms to his predecessor, Fsthe
De- Huscoe.
. The new rule of the Union Street Rail
u road company went into effect today an
re- hereafter no person will be allowed {
~ / ride Oh the front plauorm of any .lectri
T. / rar I'm this city or or The suburban roads
~ except The car inspectors and The official
-o uf the road The m0torman must loc
W. the Ncstibulc doors At the beginning q
q uip and keep them locked to poin
" of destination.
" Lewis Caldwell was fined sle and cost
a. m tho sixth district court today "a
"a posting bills on horse belonging
~ / H. = Arnold without thc consent 81 u
m uvncr Tho bills were posted Saturda
=, , night Al uic same time some unknow
~. \ person pasted small pieces of paper upo
"a electric light and trolley poles Or
~, act WAS lust as much 90 mlSdcmean'
3, CAS- the other
,n- large force of workmen VIII be p'
,tb on This week hN tho Union Eallros
m field avenue luc FROM psWtuckct
Ia Providence Tics and rails have be,
,af placed slous tho roadway and the VOL
.be ~ill be rapidly pushed. 10 is cxpect'
v. that the now lime viii be in running ord
las Npr'l l5 OF next year. u viii be
cir direct route from this city ,o Woousock
he wh'h lne construction ~ 'Nl"nled neA"'
an Ssyle.~ which viii he ih, tcrmiu
for the Time being
ov-
hut The heavy tides aud high winds cf g
rye | last few DAYS have rolled oysters Jon
rts shore ny tho thousands all along "a
rscausett bay. on Grccue's island sol
the ~ the rawtuNet men have been gatu
axe ~ many ss hundred bushels day
INK ! the last rev DAYS of natural sets.
-et using l2-foot rakes. aud ~ Coulmif
nan Point eight or ton bushels have be
Ger | picked up easily by ono man. whore ti
nd had becn east ashore Opened. The y,