The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-02-22

Boston. Feb. 22.-For New England:
| Clearing tonight, fair and colder Sunday.
| NEW SLETS.
wann Heinrich kommt aus Berlin down
Es wird elm warm old zeit in town
| Nit pfeifen und with drums
Hot zeit wann Heinrich comes!
| Cho. Milwaukee, ach Milwaukee stadt
Ne'er so viel fun hast du gehabt
Ais du yes haben will
| Wann Heinrich comes
Ais du bald haben wilst
When Heinrich comes!
wann Heinrich kommt mach 'waukee
stadt
All towns will envy 'waukees lot
Nit musk und great fest
Milwaukee'll greet her guest
Cho. Milwaukee, ach Milwaukee stadt
Nmmer such chr hast du gehabt
Ais du sure haben will
Wann Heinrich comes
Ais du bald haben wllst
Wan Heinrich kommt
Minneapolis Times.
Peter Stone was placed on probation
until March 4th, by Judge sweetland. to-
day, for truancy.
Fred Holt was fined 80 and costs in the
police court, today, for reyeling on
knight street, Thursday.
James Reynolds was today fined SIS and
costs. by Judge Sweetland. for the theft
OF a copper tank from John NJ. Furong.
John Donahy OF 50 West River street
fell on an icy sidewalk. on Livingston
street, last evening, injuring his ankle. Ho
was assisted home.
A large sleigh. driven by Joseph Hous-
ton, OF No. Attleboro. broke down Oh No.
Main street, near the Pawtucket line. at
9:45 last night, delaying traffic half an
hour.
Olneyville dogs continue TO kill hens.
George Brown, of Clarence street. lost 10
fowls, Morris Colwel OF 163 Webster ave
nue.. Z. and Thomas w. Chace of u AL
thea street 49, this week.
The Faithful Workers will meet at the
Randall Square Gospel Mission, 81 Chalk
stone avenue, this Sunday afternoon at
4 o'clock. Good speakers and singers i'm
attendance. All are cordially welcome.
Pensions have been granted Rhode T.
anders as follows: Original James +. Jer
rolman. dead. Providence.Ss. Increase. res
toration, REISSUE. John S. Groves, Prov
idence, S. Albert w. White Centredalc.
IS. Original widows. etc, Amey T.. Jerrol-
man, Providence, s..
James Raney, who was placed on pro-
baton last November for non-support.
was today surrendered by Mr.. Wallace
Ia he 81 he
Judge Sweetland. Raney's wife told the
police that he would not work; that he
drank alcohol and that she was afraid Of
him.
A pair of horses attached to large ex-
press wagon, owned by d. Croft & Son,
Pawtucket, and driven by Edward Nick
erson, ran away on Benefit near Transit
street yesterday afternoon. Nickerson
was thrown out and badly shaken up. The
runaway collided with another wagon,
belonging TO the same corporation and
| partly disabled II. Patrolman Briggs
| caught the runaways.
The Past Chief Patriarchs and Past
High Priests of Mazeppa Encampment
! held their first annual reunion in the hall
ri the corner of Ocean street and Potter's
avenue last evening. with an attendance
OF about 100. Twenty-one Past Chief Pa
triarchs and five Past High Patriarchs
were present. and the occasion was one
OF the pleasantest of the season. Early In
the evening attention was given To a, eN-
cellent dinner served by Caterer Doughty,
after which postprandial exercises were
i'm order.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Rhode Island Metaphysical society was
addressed by Mrs. Mary r. Chaplin OF
Boston, at its rooms In Arcanum hall yes
terday. The subject, How Shall We
Gain Lifes Principles proved a most i'm
teresting one and was ably dealt with bv
Mrs. Chaplin Previous 10 the lecture
there was "A concert which proved a pleas
ing feature of the afternoon. The pro-
gram was as follows: Violin solo, 'Ari-
osa." Bohm, Miss Louise Alexander; 60
prano solo, "Open the Gates of the Tenn
pie" Miss Morse: piano solo, "Sercn-
ade." Kroeger. Mrs. Margaret Gardner.
violin solo. "Canzone" Bohm. Miss Alex
ander; soprano solo. II Heard the Vice
OF Jesus Say" Haniss, Miss Morse
The annual dinner and business meeting
of the Male Associated Clerks of the AM
erican Screw company were held I'm What
Cheer hall. last evening. The special |
guests were Treasurer Thurston and Sec
retary Cranston of the company. The |
sumptuous spread was followed by u
business meeting and the election Of Off |
GERS and OF the executive committee re- |
suited as follows: President, w II. Low; |
secretary and treasurer, A. Il. Bennett; |
executive committee. Il. IL Spencer, Jr., |
T.. T. Amen, a. II. Pirk, G. =. Staples, G.. |
@. Dyer, r. III. Spencer, Jr.. and James |
Reynolds rendered some OF the popular |
music OF the day on banjos, adding con- |
siderably to the enjoyment OF the even