The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-02
SLETS.

What inspiration from the lips OF sases!
Eventful year; a queen In spIendor sleep
A nation weeping az her castle gate.
The people loved her and she tarried late.
Most cruel year; "A great Republic Keep
It's Chiefta(ns holiday: mcarnote Hate
We know not else 10 call it-struck the
That brousht deaths pailor to the smil-
ing face
Beloved. great I'm he, supreme IN death,
His last words sweet with tenderness and
Calmly i,e Yielded op his struggling
without a murmur Since God wills It
So
The cloud that drifts athwart our eyes
may have silver side.
We may not know Ttis purposes when We
ask that SORROWS cease
But knowing not We pray and pray--the
New Book open wide
Ring i'm. . joyous bells. ring IN the Thou
sand YEARS OF Peace.
II c. Tompklns, IN Frank Lesiies Popu-
lar Monthly.
John y. Trainor was ordered committed
to the state hospital for the insane by
Judge sweetIand today.
Patrick Eagan of ie5 Hartford avenue
reports his 15-year-oid son as missing
from home since Tuesday.
chimney FIRE. which caused no dam
age. was extingushed at James Stocks
house, So East George street, last night.
A sneak thief entered Charles L. vree-
lands tenement at 5SS North Main street.
Monday night. and stole $40 suit OF
clothes.
The local police have been requested to
look for Ernest Carries. II years old, who
has been missing from Warren since
Tuesday.
Thomas Cooper was placed under $500
bonds by Judge sweetlsnd today, for trial
on January 10Th on the charge OF non
support. 10 which the accused had plead
ed not guilty
Ellen Smith IN years old. was found
wandering on Corliss street. last night, by
Pstrolman Polrine. who sent her TO the
"a station and from there she was trans
ferred TO the charity building.
One of the odd requests filed at the city
hall today. was an application for IL
eense for dance 70 be given in a Chalk
stone avenue tenement 20 celebrate the
birth yesterday OF child in that house.
A window was found broken in John
Gibson's periodical store, $50 Cranstou
street. last night. Mr.. Gibson was notified
but could discover no loss. The thief had
evidently been frightened away by the
approach Of a pedestrian
The Christian Workers and the Faith
full Workers will hold a union service in
tho Randall Square Gospel mission. 81
Gladstone avenue. tomorrow evening, Mt
7.I5 o'clock. Mrs. Mabel Bassett IL ex-
peeted 10 be present and sing All are
cordially welcome.
George McCloskey pleaded guilty IN the
9th district court. today. 10 the charge
that he broke and entered tho Barnes
pharmacy at 52 Chestnut street, Tuesday
night. He was held in $500 for the next
grand jury. McCloskey got about si2 i'm
change and cigars. etc. TO swell his theft
up To $23.76.
len J. Greenfield. OF Woonsocket. were
quietly united In marriage at the Park
Place church. Pawtucket. yesterday az
ternoon. the Rev. J. j. Woolley on'iciat-
ing, in tho presence OF immediate rels-
tiveS and few intimate friends After
a brief "trip Mr.. and Mrs Trow will reside
on Winter street, this city.
Mrs Mary A. Babcock, president % the
Rhode Island Women's Christian Tenn
perance union. will finish her account OF
the National W. G. T. l.. convention re-
Gently held at Fort Worth. Tex.. al the
Providence W. {. 4. L. meeting Friday
afternoon at O'Clock, In the small hall
OF the y NJ. c. A. building Entrance.
Jackson street Public invited.
General Charles A. Wilson, United
states district attorney gave New
Years dinner last evening. His hospi-
tality was enjoyed by a dozen friends.
mostly members Of the governors stan.
who made merry IN a private dining
room. 4 dolcctable menu was spread and
there was present that spirit OF good feI-
lowship that made the feast all The more
enjoyable.
Christian Eudesvor Workers confer
cnces and annual meeting OF the Provi-
dencc Christian Endeavor union will be
held at the Cranston street Baptist
church, Friday. Jan. So. under the leader
ship of Rev. G. r. Chermon. field secre-
tary ot the L. s. G. H. Conference OF
junior Workers. $50 10 $500; YOUNG Poo-
pies conference, Z 20 e; annual meeting
,.on Lunch az church. Mr.. Ebcrmon viii
give an address in the evening
Mr. and Mrs Alfred G. Vanderbilt OF
Newport are 30 so abroad tor the coro-
nation of kiug Edward They will he ac.
By Mrs. Francis q. Frcuch.
Mrs. Nanucr0its mother. aud whlc Ia
England the party viii visit Hon. and
Mrs. Herbert =. Eaton. The latter being
Mrs. Vandcrbilts sister Master william