The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-25
NEW WSLETS,

NEW WSLETS.
Bring on another Prince! Egad
We've shown that we know how
To wear conventional attire
And make proper bow!
We've shaken hands with royalty,
Nor trembled at the touch.
We didn't blush and feel abashed-
AT least not very much.
we were not dazzled by his glance,
We didn't even vince.
In fact, we rather liked IL all
Bring on another Princel
Washington Star.
George r. McEwin, 30 years old. has
been missing from 64 Furnace street since
March 18th.
Professor Theodore VI. Pond OF the
Rhode Island school OF design gave an
Interesting talk last night at the y. NJ.
c. A. in AttlebOro.
SUPERINTENDENT OF Health Chaplin has
returned from his southern trip greatly
recuperated by his vacation and ready
for another hard seige with contagious
diseases.
Oscar Petscke OF woodville. North
Providence, was fined $40 and costs I'm
the Sixth district court today for neglect
in gto remove screens from the windows
of his saloon last Sunday.
Charles VALLEY waived examination I'm
the Sixth district court today and was
held for the grand jury in $500 Tor as
saulting Daniel Cronin with an oyster
rake. At the solicitation OF General
Brennan Mr.. Wallace became the surety.
Among the corporations recently char
tered by the secretary of state of Maine
is the Unique Transportation company,
for transporting freight and passengers;
capital, $250,000; paid in, nothing: presi-
dent, Olney T. Inman, Bridgton, r. l.;
treasurer, Josiah A. King, Warwick, r. i.
A horse attached TO an express wagon
ran away on Bucklin street at 1850 last
night. AT the corner of Burnett street
Guy Kennedy, of 81 Wood, and VIM.
Shields, of 36 Parade street. were thrown
out of the wagon, Kennedy sustaining
slight cut over his eyes. One shaft and
most of the harness was broken.
Dominick Thomas OF % Africa street
met with painful accident at the Ameri-
ing. A hot locomotive tire fell against
him fracturing his lower jaw, tearing off
the bottom OF his left ear. scraping the
skin off his left cheek and burning him
quite severely about the face and neck.
William Mcintyre, 45 years old. n rail-
road brakeman who has been stopping
at Steeple street lodging house. under
took TO make short cut at $50 this
morning by getting over fence at the
corner OF Smith and Canal streets. He
fell distance of eight feet and sustained
a fracture of his right ankle. Mcintyre
was sent to the Rhode Island hospital.
Axel Bergstrom was fined SIS and costs
by Judge Sweetland today for neglecting
10 send his stepson. Arthur Hemberg, To
school, AS the boys mother had been
complained of for "A similar offence, had
been placed on probation, and finally re-
lieved of the payment Of costs, fine was
recommended as the only way of con-
vincing the couple that there was a law
which they must respect.
Rev. Chas Hunt Porter, Jr., who on
Sunday resigned the pastorate of Chan
ming Memorial church, Newport, VIII be
asked by the trustees of the church 10
occupy the pulpit for several weeks, dur
ing which an effort will be made to find
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probably remain in charge of the church
till June /. when he will have completed
two years residence there.
fire which started from an unknown
cause apparently i'm a waste paper bin
caused some damage about o'clock yes
terday afternoon TO the contents OF room
7Ol Lederer building. on Mathewson street
occupied by the King Partisan Dress
Pleating Bazaar. The proprietors are the
Misses Suesman of Brockton and Miss
King of Boston. The loss is probably
covered by insurance.
Robert Sidebottom. a Lymansville
| North Providence, saloon keeper, was be
| fore Judge Sweetland today, pleadlnt
| guilty TO the charge of selling liquor, ant
| also following his usual vocation on sun
| day Officers Kelly and Bristol went int
| the place Just as Sidebottom was SERVING
| customer. He was fined s. and cost
| for being at his work and $40 and cost
| and sentenced to jail for ten days 70
making the sale. Appeals were takei
4 and surety given.
| Gertrude Gray u years old. truan'
| was placed on probation until June 3 b.
| Judge Sweetland today, and will be sen
| TO live with relatives on farm at Centra
| Fails She has no father and her mothe
| is Obliged 10 work 10 support her an
| two other and younger children. The onl
fault with the girl Is obstinacy. MI
| Whittetnorc did not desire her TO be sen
| 10 the reform school as the association
would not be proper, and, so he declared
| the school did not reform. Being Pro
testant there were no institutions ope
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