The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-29
NEW SLETS.

We'd q Observation-Disclosures my lady and !,
AMI ] fHin would acknowledge the failt
For J still can recall the alright OF her
Goodness nc; you're upscttins the
salt''
Now she'd told me that salt. sshcn upset,
was supposed
To bo OF tho forerunner OF strife
And it proved 20 be t0e for the incident
with 'spat' bctnixt me and my wife.
But # quickly blew over-the salt was
removed,
Though vou'n smile when I tell you IT
afterwards proved
That sugar was spilled ~ itf ,i., riaeei; ;eo
Martin Flynn was ordered committed to
the state hospital for the insane by Judge
Swcetland today
Kate McDonough feH down stairs az is
Bond street st i3:ej this morning. Her
knee was injured and she was scnt 20 the
Rhode Island hospital
John T. Monaghan. Of Ives street,
waived examination and was bound over
in 5000 20 thC grand jury By Judge Sweet
land today for keeping liquor nuisance.
George Fisher was fined s. and costs in
tho police court today for reVcllinR on
Westminster street last night and Joseph
and Alexander Daulieu and Albert Fish
-Ep+4it4-4-+444- 4ss.i,,te- -HsheFts-S 2sad costs
each for rcvellng ON Eddy street.
John IT,. the 2-year-old son Of Thomas
Defflcv. Of as ltiswald street died snd-
denly OF natural causes at o'clock ycs-
tcrday morning. In The absence IRON
town of the other officials. Medical EN-
aminer Allison, of East Providence, signed
the burial permit
Patrick Donovan was acquitted I'm the
sixth district court today of the charge
of keeping and training dog 60 fight. but
was fined SlN and costs and sentenced 20
Jail for 3 days. on the charge OF permit
ing dog hght 10 occur ON ms premise;
An appeal was taken. The ahair II Stlu
70 have taken place IN Donovan ceilaF
on Nov. II.
James Early was fined SO and costs in
the Sixth district court today for steanns
q pair OF gloves from Samuel Schnaoit,
~ - South Main street, yesterday nlteI-
noon. with other young men ne Went
into the store. and between them they got
two pairs of gloves Early ran out and
was captured on tho 1ourth moor ot lhe
Banigan building by Patrolmen Moihtt
and White
Michael German aud John 5. Garland
OF is Comstock avenue, Were riding IN a
buggy on Eddy, near Borden street, AT O'lo
this morning. when their carriage was
run into by one OF the electric freight cars
bound north. The buggy was oNeFttirtleu
and Garland was thrown against an eloc-
tric light pole. his scalp being cut and an
ankle disiocated lie wa5 sent TO the
Rhode Island hospital Mr. German was
not seriously injured.
4 eib-talIiug young man attempted 10
work the him-ham game, so she thinks'
ON Mrs Mary Conlon. who keeps q green
house ON IpdilSe street lie called AT
d. m Yesterday. ordered flowers 10 ne
sent to the corner of Broad and Pubic
strests and endeavored 10 negotiate ~
hill Failing 10 dO 80 ne returncd ~
D. M ordered and took away 81 basket
of roses and to make himself solid calleu
an Billings Bros. on the telephone ana or
dered a hack sent TO the residence OF MIs.
Spenrcr. 80 Elmwood avenue The ~
bin didn't go this time either mere y
no Mrs Spencer living at N52 EiInWouo
avenue. and there is no house at the cor
ner OF Broad and Public streets
Several hundred young folks were made
happy iu Newport yesterday when Mrs
| Fred W. Vanderbilt gave a Thanksgiving
dinner for them. Her guests were all boys
the newsboys and messengers OF the city
and they had most enjoyable time. Mrs
Vanderbilt each year gives a dinner foi
these young Americans aud II rs sign
worth seeing The dinner took place ~
Masonic hall and there were turkey ano
ali the fxings. During the dinner an or
chestra helped TO cnliven the occasion
with music. Wednesday evening dinner
was served at the Church Temperance
rooms on Thames street at the expense
Of Mrs Harold Brown of Providence,