The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-16
NEWSLETS

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And Lucinda is unkind
All the world looks dull and dismal.
And the future has no hope.
Life's no longer worth the living
If only had a rope!
With heartache and a headacheI
Prussic acid is the thing!
1t is prompt, and It's effective,
And II doesn't leave a sting.
! will get some. for such torment
| Cannot longer be endured.
Maybe i could fx the headache,
But the heartache can't be cured
No more heartache! No more headache!
Jupiter! How good feell
All the world looks bright and pleasant
AS / mount my flying wheel
And 90 skimming DER the Landscape.
While my cares away hurl-
For the doctor cured the headache.
And I've got another girl,
-Somerviile Journal.
John Tanning was fined 81 and costs in
the police court, today for revelling on
Westminster street. yesterday.
Tonight at D. m. the Salvation Army
Corps No. /. IT'S Westminster street.
are going to have an auction sale OF real
live children. from two to IL years old
John M. Prosser. a letter carrier, while
delivering mail at Fred Remington's
house, "a Colfax street. yesterday after
noon. was bitten upon his leg by Mr.
Remington's dog
Mrs. Annie Lyons, $50 Atwelrs avenue,
has returned from Europe. Her many
friends welcomed her Homecoming with a
surprise party and presented her with q
handsome dinner set
Emily Devanly OF A Amden street. re-
ports that baby carriage and two
shawls were stolen from in front of the
Charity building on Eddy street, at 1880
p. m. yesterday, while she was In that
place.
Joseph Regan was fined IS and costs in
the 9th district court, today, for the lar
ceny Of a lantern. valued at 81. the prop
erty of the city OF Providence The Ian
struction.
John Conlon pleaded guilty in the 9Th
district court today, on two charges of
making illegal sales to police spoilers. at |
the Gordon house on Delaine street, last |
Sunday. He was fined $40 and costs and |
sentenced to jail for 10 days on each |
complaint.
The strike OF the weavers Of the Ameri-
burg, Mass was formally declared OF at |
a meeting OF the union last night The |
resolutions adopted at the meeting In |
Providence Sunday afternoon were affirm |
ed and the men will make every effort to
obtain their lost places
The United States Civil Service Com
mission will on Oct. n-22 examine local
applicants for the position OF draughts-
man in the Lighthouse Service. The |
compensation is 500 a month. There will |
also be examination for the position |
OF civil engineer and superintendent of
construction In the quartermaster's de-
partment at large The salary is 1880
John c. Golden was held by Judge |
Sweetland today, in $500 for trial next |
Friday. for non-support Of his wife and |
children. Golden is a travelling salesman |
His family has been supported by the |
charity OF Rev. FIR. Walsh OF the Holy |
Name parish. Recently Golden's wife de-
cideo that he should be made to do his 1
duty hence his arrest when he appeared /
in the city, yesterday.
report was filed in the office OF the |
clerk Of the common pleas division OF the |
supreme court by Coroner Lincoln yester-
day in the matter OF the death of Patrol
man Joseph wcstlake. who was shot at |
Narragansett Pier. Aug. 18th. The coro-
at the hands OF William Lacey OF the I'D |
Company, Coast Guard Artillery, u. s. A.
The Beacon Light Mission held an all
days meeting Saturday at the home of !
Fred p. Bowry, on the Caleb Paine farm.
of Rutherglen avenue. Despite the rain
a large number was present. Between
a bountiful collation. was served
by the ladies' clans being on the list.
The meeting was conducted by Mrs. The
odosia Deane and the Rev. Albert Tour
tellotte The music was excellent.
Joseph Petro was held for the grand
Jury. in 500. by Judge sweetland. today.
for an assault with 5-foot steel drill up