The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-09
NEW WSLETS.

| a thought Is iike =. stone:
| The builder fnds n lying loose
4 Where. by design or not twas hroyns
And takes 81 for his use
| He shapes IL here and chisels therei
He pares II thin or cuts II EquaFe
l TO W
The place his eye selects for II,
And, as the mason lays the wall
| The larger builders thoughts are iaid;
He finds them rough and shapes them
Until. ~ last IS made
4 The splendid structure men
L Behold in awe. and then,
4 Has favored him with special might
\ or special talents TO create
What he has found
4 strewn all around
4 And Whiting 10 be used Alright,
| They call him great
--s T.. Kiser. in Chicago Record-Heraid-
Paul G.. perch, Turk. was fined so
! and costs, In tho 9th district court, today,
for selling cigarettes TO minor.
Twenty-fve feet Of lead piping was
stolen from Gustino Di Benedicto's un-
occupied house, on Ledge street, few
| days ago.
Domineco REESE was adjudged 60 be i'm
sane and ordered committed to the state
hospital for the insane by Judge Sweet
| land. today.
a light OF glass was broken in the door
| OF Louis Sllverman's shop. SIS Richmond
street. last night, and pair OF SO rub
ber boots was stolen.
The faithful Workers will hold a con-
vention at the Mary Hopkins Rescue
Mission, "A Clemence street. Friday eyen-
ing at 7;45 O'Clock. All are cordially well
come.
Richard ID. Jenkins. OF ~ Bradford
street. reports that when on Chapel near
Snow street, ut ! a. M. today, three men
jostled him. one of whom took a bunch
Of keys from his. jenkins. pocket.
Maud Radigan, u years old. daughter
Of Bridget Radigan. recently sent to the
farm as a raiier and brswler. was placed
in the custody OF Miss Denehy, today,
and will be given comfortable home.
Mrs. Sarah Turvile, 81 years old, coll
ored of o. Summer street, fell on the
sidewalk In front of 7SS Westminster
street. last evening. and sustained frac-
ture OF her left leg She was sent to the
Rhode Island hospital.
Andrew Brothers was sent 10 the farm
for six months by Judge Sweetland. TO-
day. for neglect 20 support his family.
Capt. Marston informed the court that
brothers had habit OF going away for
months. Of showing up suddenly In "a
drunken condition and by his threats OF
violence greatly alarming his wife. for
whose support he did not contribute
penny
The personal stan of Gov Kimball gave
a dinner To Ills Exeellency and his ex-
ecutive secretary. Charles II. Howland.
Tuesday night al the Narragansett Ho-
tel. The dinner, which was given In
private dining room, began at O'Clock.
and was finished i'm time 20 allow those
present 10 take carriages 10 the state
House for the reception from 70 10
o'clock at the marble Capitol.
At the annual meeting Of the Rhode ISL
and Automobile club. last evening, the
following officers were chosen President,
Dr. j. a. Chase: first vice president. II.
A. DuVillard; second vice president.
James r. Blake; treasurer, r. Lincoln
Lippitt; secretary. III. ii. Rice: assistan.
secretary, r. +. Clarke; consulting engi-
neer. Joseph T.. Manton; governors ito
serve until 1900. Charles o. Read. r.. G.
Fletcher
Representative Melville Bull OF the ist
Congressional district of this state ia se-
riously III in New York from an affection
OF the kidneys. lie is unable 10 proceed
10 Washington to attend the session of
congress. For two years past Congress-
man Bull has been n sufferer from a
complication OF troubles. and he went 10
New York recently for the purpose of ss-
curing treatment at the sanitarium OF
his brother, Or. William r. Bull.
The Broad Street Baptist church st
Central Falls will have its pulpit flied
hereafter by Rev. Ernest Alonzo Thomas
OF spencer. Mass. There has been va
cancy va the pastorate since the retire.
ment OF Rev. $. u. Frohock several
months ago. MI. Thomas Is n native OF
Marshheld. Mass, and he was educated
at Hanover academy. He commenced his
pastorate ian Spencer, May 3. 1909, rosisn-
ing Jan. s. 1907 TO accept the can to Gem
tral Falls.
An alarm from box Is at S:l5 o'clock.
last evening, called the department 10 a
blaze at the Rhode Island Locomotive
works Fortunately, the fire was confined
TO the kiln drying room over the boiler |
time did not cause damage which viii |
interfere with the running of the estab-
lishment, although work had 10 be sus-
pended for the balance OF the night.
Operations were resumed as usual. to-
day. II Is likely that tho cost OF repairing
tho building viii be less than $1,000 and |
the loss on lumber may amount TO 5000 |
The loss Is fully covered by Insurance.
few days ago a party OF boys tror-