The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-11

When he made no his mind to sit;
For ms he couldn't go too tur,
AM we all said good ifddance. SIR
T. that ar boy O. Rogers
lie left us twenty years ago.
/ was out west month or so
Las spring an Jack my boy, saws he,
"Tll take We up today & SEE
Th guyernor." Wen. sir, I'm nOnpluSsed,
/ knew him when ] seed him Nst
Twas that ar hoy o Rogers
Bismarck Tribune.
Two bed comforters We're stolen from IN
front of Aaron Roses shop, 80 Min street,
last evening.
A sneak thief stole s5 in bills from the
Providence Bakery Co.'S store, lA No.
Main street Monday.
Christine Anderson Of So. Providence,
lost brown fur collar at Music hail.
last night IL was stolen from her
John Narducci. Of 81 Charles street, re-
ports that at 6 O'Clock last night some
Young men stole 1G pool balls from his sa-
loon.
Louis \. Hope was placed on probation
until June 9Th, by Judge Swectand. to-
day for excessive Indulgence i'm stimu-
lants.
Victor Allard was arrested by PATROL
man Brown on Sprague street yesterday,
and this morning was delivered into the
custody Of chief Of Police Bigbee OF
Cranston. 10 answer charge of stealing
lead pipe from house in that town.
Jonathan c. Meloon Of this city, as
signor TO General Fire EXtinguisher COM
pany has been granted a patent on
valve. Daniel r. Brown Of Pawtucket
has received letters patent on cleaner
trunk and Spencer Il. Hopkins OF this
city is numbered among recent inventors.
Harry Burdick was fined SO and costs.
by Judge Sweetland, today, FOR an assault
upon Ernest Brown. These boys work in
the same shop and yesterday they had
quarrel. beginning by the throwing OF
small missiles and ending In Burdick
skinnng Browns nose with a punch of
his fist
Frank Boyle OF Douglas avenue was ar
raigned in the 9Th district court today,
on the charge Of selling liquor 10 William
Reynolds. a minor He waived an exam
nation and was held for the grand jury
in $500. The arrest was made on war
rant served by Sergt. Clark and PATROL
man Hunt
Matthew j. Tierney was placed on pro-
ba ton. Dec. IS 1899 on his promise to
contribute regularly to the support OF his
family ,Tierney didn't do a thing but
keen ont OF sight and hold back his wages.
lie was picked up on a capias. Yesterday,
and this morning Mr.. Wallace surrender
cd him TO Judge Sweetland. who imposed
a sentence of six months at the farm.
Carl Kulisch was arrsgned in the 9Th
district court today and was held in 5000
for trial on Dec. goth on the charge Of
maintaining a nuisance, which allegation
he denied. \ German singing society.
with the families Of the members. meet at
| Kulisch's house, Sundays and for the
reason that the mon sing the songs of
fatherland Kuisch has been brought to
| book as above related.
! Perry Tiffany well known in Newport
| and New York society. and whose hnan-
! cial troubles have been according TO his
! referee in bankruptcy. due ito an iucred-
! ibe ignorance OF his own affairs" has
! been granted discharge I'M bankruptcy.
! This act frees the grandson Of the famous
/ Commodore Perry OF Rhode Island from
] d"bis amounting 10 AHd,Nti.
! Colonel Carroll III. Potter. a veteran of
I the civil and Spanish wars. and widely
! known retired officer of the regular army
! died Monday at hospital in Philadelphia
/ of apopleNy. Colonel Potter had resided
/ i'm that city since his retirement lasr
year. ie was born iu Rhode Island in
! 1898 and was appointed 90 West Point
! Military Academy from Massachusetts,
! where he resided in his youth. Ills body
! is to he brought TO this state tomor-
/ row FOR mtermcnt
/ Railway company has petitoned the SEE
! lectmen OF Milbry. Mass. FOR the right
/ 90 relocate the track of the Worcester
! Consolidated road or West Main street,
! MillhurN. change is necessary If tho
! track of the Worcester road Is laid rs
, proposed. through the street The two
! roads arc agreed upon moving the track.
| The selectmeu will probably grant the
I petition after a hearing 90 bc held early
next mouth. This grant will mean by
I early spring through trolley line from
! Providence 90 Worcester.
The Providence Branch Master Bar
/ bcrs aasocation. met last evening and
elected the following officers Tor the en-
suing year: President. Joseph w. silva,
! vice president. Thomas L. Cunningham:
! recording secretary. Edgar H. Davis;
! financial secretary, George IT, Leonard.
treasurer Vincent Ava,louc; scrgeaut.at.
! arms. Hugh McCauEhe,: delegates "a
! state convention v. AvaIoue Paul VII
lensnoe Arthur Montplaiser. H. H. Davis,
I q. w. Leonard. Following the example
of the Pewtuokct members eft the trade
they will close their places of business
aI dav Christmas
| Tie piano wnrCrooms or JOSEPH NJ
| Mann. at SIf Westminster street have re-.
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