The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-19
NEW SLETS.

He was chilly old business" he use
| And early and late he worked:
Each Gay IN the week Was his busy day;
| lie hated a man who shirkcd
Dollar 30 dollar and dino 10 dime
But for anything else he had never th
lime.
lie hardly could spare enough time :,
Nor time for his meals by half
lie boaSted he never had time 10 weep
We know he'd no time 10 laugh
Golf ne maintained was cardina
The very worst method Of numbering
lie wouldn't take time Tor friendly
lie wouldn't take time to read.
Exc pting ~ course, in his ledger-that
wac enough 10 supply his need.
His family knew him but slightly. for
Had no time al all Tor society
A time came al last when he rushed no
To his office with breathless haste.
~" took time at last. though he must
have fell SORE
Al having the time to waste
This necessity may mako some other
men sigh.
He's had 70 take time 70 fall sick and
die! Chicago News.
Beacon Light Rescue mission Friday
evening at 7:45 o'clock.
James Mowry was fined 81 and costs by
Judge Sweetland today for fast driving
on Neybosset street last night
The Providence Public library will be
closed from u 10 , o'clock on Friday the
day Of Governor Gregory's funeral
Carl Silemus. who arrived from New
York yesterday morning. reports that "A
clock was stolen from him az he was
waiting on the dock
julius Fitzgerald, colored. was brought
before Judge Sweetland on "a capias to-
day. and as he had supported his wife,
Just as he had agreed 10 do. an order
was issued that upon payment of costs.
some time today, the complaint against
him would be discontinued.
William McAree. a dock hand on the
schooner George Moore lying at the
Pomroy Coal companys dock. fell over
board at II o'clock last night. He was
pulled out by three men and the ambu-
lance doctor had him put 10 bed on the
schooner. McAree had been drinking.
John +. Walker. Benjamin Msbry,
White Frank Bowen, Arm
stead Lewis and Wesley y. Watson of
this city and Nelson Morgan OF East
Providence have filed articles of incor-
poraton for the Olney Street Baptist
church. Under chapter 176 of the Public
Laws they are entitled 10 hold property
TO an amount not TO exceed $4,000.
The board OF directors of the Consoli-
dated Mineral Water company. the new
company formed by a combination OF the
bottlers of this city, are as follows: DAN
lei j. Sullivan. Frank McKenna. Bernard
Conaty. Edward Steere, Messrs. Walsh
and Larlo. Timothy j. Sullivan. James
McKenna, Joseph Lane, 4. Edward HEX
ey. John +. Good. George MeKenna. Eu-
gene Sullivan and r. c. Danforth.
Mrs. Mary a. Babcock. president OF the
Rhode Island Women's Christian Tenn
perancc union. will give an account of the
W {. y convention reeeHtlv
held at Fort Worth. Tex. at the meeting
)f the Providence W. c. r. L. tomorrow
afternoon I'm the small hall of the " NJ.
:. A. building. entrance on Jackson street
it o'clock. Board meeting at o'clock.
The town council OF Cumberland met
Yesterday afternoon and counted the
votes cast At the election of Tuesday,
al OF the members being present except
Mr.. Currier Chairman Collins presided.
In the recount Dr. Garvins plurality was
'educed II votes from that given him by
no moderators count. The whole num-
Der OF votes cast was 1ll0. OF this num-
Der Dr. Garvu had COS and Mr. Harness
os making the doctors plurality Jog in
stead OF l23. practically onc-third OF the
plurality he received I'm November.
John McGovern, "a young freight brake
nan on the Worcester division OF the !
Consolidated, lost part OF his right leg |
through an accident which occurred in /
he cast freight yard in this city about !
$50 O'Clock yesterday afternoon. He |
dipped and fell. the car passing over his |
ight leg which. 81 was found later. was |
necessary 90 be amputated. The opera (
ion took place al the Emergency hospital \
Il the railroad company on Neybosset /
rcct. MCGoveru who has a mother in /
hc city. is 36 wears OLD. unmarried. and |
ives at 40. "a North Main street