The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-14
WSLETS.

| NEW SLEIS.
Plant patience in the garden OF thy soul.
The roots are bitter. but the fruits are
sweet
And when. at last, IL stands tree COM
plete
Beneath its tender shade the burning
heat
| And burden OF the day shall lose control
| Plant patience in the garden of thy soul.
Henry Austin, in Harper's Weekly.
Mrs. Elisha Dyer. Jr.. denies the report
OF the engagement of her daughter. Miss
Swan. TO the Baron DeMorogues.
Byron A. Potter was fined $50 and costs
in the Sixth district court today for
stealing a coat and vest from Philip w.
Potter.
Frank jerks was fined S. and costs,
in the Sixth district court today, for
throwing glass into weybosset street.
last night.
The Faithful Workers will meet at the
home OF Mrs. A. NJ. A. Nestel 1Ol Wilson
street tomorrow evening at SAe,elock. Ev-
cry member is requested TO be present.
The Eagle saloon. corner OF Redmont
street and Atwel's avenue. was broken
into, Saturday night or early Sunday
morning and s. in change taken from the
till.
Charles Rohde. OF 1851 Avenue A, New
York. lost Sal from his pantaloons pocket.
which were hanging in his state ROOM
on the JOY line steamer arriving here
Sunday morning
Mary Dwyer was sent 10 the farm for
nine months by Judge Sweetland. today,
as a lewd and wanton. She was on pro-
baton at the time of her arrest, last
night, for the same offence.
James Jordan's horse. attached 10 a
milk wagon, ran away on Chester ave-
nue.. at $3.50 Sunday morning, colliding
with Henry Mathewson's milk wagon.
Both vehicles were slightly damaged.
Pensions have been granted as follows:
Original Charles Il. Percival. Providence.
Sc; VIM. H. Powers. Bristol. 50. Increase
restoration reissue. etc, Samuel Holt,
Pawtucket, s12: Abel Tanner, Carolina.
$12
The regular April meeting OF the Beacon
Hill Improvement association will be held
at Highland chapel. Larch street. tomor-
row evening at o'clock. An address, IL
Illustrated by charts. maps and photo
graphs, will be delivered by Or. Helen
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school grounds.
Joseph Vaudeville, aged 16. residing at
4l3 Westminster street. and Frank Rey-
nolds. age Is, residing at SOl Pine street.
started out yesterday afternoon with the
purpose of going to New York and maxi
ing fame and fortune. But they were
rudely disturbed by Sergeant Connors and
returned 10 their homes.
Harriet Randolph. 50 years old. colored
was knocked down by Albert Bollin's
dog. corner OF knight and Grant street,
at 1880 this morning, and was so badly
confused about the head that she had 10
be sent to her home, at 81 Saunders street
in an ambulance. The dog came out of a
yard and jumping upon Mrs. Randolp,
pushed her over.
Josiah II. Greene. colored was placed
under 500 for trial next Friday. for an
assault upon Adelia Thomas also coored,
OF 122 Codding street. Greene called TO
get his washing last Saturday afternoon
and when the laundry bundle was held
back until he should pay a back bill,
seized n hatchet and struck Adelia, call
ing a small cash on her forehead
James Furey pleaded not guilty in tho
Sixth district court, today, to the charge
of assaulting Frank Murray. his landlord.
Furey objected To a call that was made
on account of rent due and seeking out
Murray the next day, seized him by the
hand, bent back the old mans fingers
and then knocked him down. Furey was
held in $500 for trial next Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs James Haywood observed
the 50th anniversary OF their marriage
with n family gathering at their home,
900 Stevens street. North Andover, Mass,
yesterday. -Four generations were pres
ent, including two daughters 13 grand
children and four great-grandchildren
Seven children were born TO Mr.. and
Mrs. Haywood, two of whom are now
living. Mrs. Robert Winning Of Salem,
n H., and Mrs. James Winning Of this
city.