The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-24

4 f'erchanc0 nay soul VIII be surprised
BY one sweet blissful hour.
| For then the SAD suspense will cease
And each may rest his brain.
! And cali no more for the police.
And coll, alas, in vaiz
1 And straight unto one man well go
When We redress would claim,
4 When things got desrer we would know
just where 10 place tho blame.
| The autocrst with wealth galore,
Who owned this earth so round,
| Would never stop TO haggle DER
A cent or so per pound.
Washington Star.
Edward r. Knowles of this city has
| been granted pension OF $40 a month.
PatroImar Place found bay horse.
attached 20 a Goddard buggy. sstrsy on
Pocasset avenue AZ a. m. today. There
was rack Of empty beer bottles in the
buggy.
The alarm from box a.. this morning.
was given by a person who saw smoke
issuing from a window on Conduit street
There was no Are other than that in tho
store.
Mrs. Hattie zsbrisky OF 12i West Park
street reports that stone was thrown
into her kitchen. last evening. and that
while she was investigating ths cause ot
It somebody sneaked into her front shop
and stole a 81 alarm clock.
Mrs. Highgway Bosmagian OF Winter
street visited a store on weybosset
street, yesterday afternoon. While she
was looking at some skirts another Gus
toner stole from her a pocketbook. con-
tanning s., which she had deposited on
the counter.
John slsvin was fined 81 and costs by
Judge Sweetland. today, for the theft of
pies, cake and bread. valued at $50 from
Alphonso L. Schiffmsn. The edibies were
stolen from bakers cart as IL stood on
Smith street, last night.
Ernest Alonzo Thomas was last even
Ing ordained ms minister Of the gospel
in the old Cambridge Baptist church. Mr..
Thomas was licentiate or the Baptist
church. and has held 'astorates at Three
Rivers and Spencer. He has now received
= call TO Central Falls. r. I.
Louis Paroni was fined $40 and costs in
the 6th district court, today. for maiici-
ously defacing building at LymansviIIe,
last night Paronl. while drunk. put a
stone through window in Michael J.
Burke's saloon doing damage to the ex-
tent OF 81
Lemuel A. Dodge. Jr., Civano Lalia,
Richard Randall. Giusseppi Cccearo. Da-
vid ". Johnson and Patrick Farrell. ar
rested last week for managing pol
icy shops others for selling policy slips.
waived examination in the sth district
court today, and were held for the grand
jury in $500 for the minor and 5000 for
the major offences.
Miliie Johnson of 70 Sampson avenue,
cranston, stepped into doorway. at III
Dyer street, last evening. 20 tie her shoe
To facilitate this she put her pocketbook
on the steps. when she went away she
forgot to take her purse: but when she
returned she discovered that somebody
forgetfuines on her part cost her pia.
Edward Warner was Go have been tried
In the 9Th district court today, for fraud
uiently obtaining s. from Arsbella Bailey
and for cruelty 20 a horse. As his coun-
sci was unavoidably absent both cases
were continued until next Tuesday.
Warner was arraigned on an additional
warrant. alleging that he had obtained
by false protences $3.50 from Ella Han
ney. He pleaded not guilty and was held
In 500 for trial next Tuesday.
At their new quarters in the Cottrell
block, Pawtucket. last evening the local
Association of Stationary Engineers en-
tertained in "a truly frateIuai manner a
large sized delegation from Providence az.
ISOLATION. No. l, National Association OF
Engineers. Tho visitors were
received with due courtesy by President
Thomas i. Burke and couple of hours
and more were spent I'm social way
which served 10 stiil further cemeAt the
cordial relations which exist between the
two organizations,
Tho funeral of George $ \. Newell. |
who was killed by fall from an electric |
car i'm the subway in Boston. was solemn |
ssd az , o'clock this afternoon. from the I
residence OF his sister. Mrs. W. Howard !
Walker Of ii9 East avenue, Pawtucket.
rhe officiating clergyman was the Rev. /
James Clement sharp OF Springfield.
Mass, a clsssmate OF the deceased al
Harvard and interment was IN the North
Burial ground. this city. The lndepend.
mt Cadet Corps OF Boston. of witch or
'snization the deceased was member,
attended the funeral in q body. Many col
egc friends from Harvard were also pres.
mt
Edward Casey was tried before judge
'weotland. this morning for an assault
lpon Thomas wech. Last "Wednesday
Neloh met Casey on Westminster street
nd tried TO sell him a ring Casey deolin-
ia he ~. 1