The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-27

or the genial, gay glSd hdnd,
The frosty guy thar 'free2es' you
Something 90 beat the baud?"
what was he end OF dropped 10 it?'
oh can you ten me. pray,
Where are the "dopey sayings.
The slang OF yesterday?
Baltimore World.
A 7j-cont alarm clock belonging 10 John
j. Ferguson. Of e Clsverick street. went
of last night; how. Ferguson does not
know. The last ne saw OF the time-piece
81 was in his room.
james Martin resisted arrest on Junian
street this morbing and endeaVored 20
throw Pauoman sharp. ln the struggle
Martins face was cut by coming in con-
tact with cobbestones in "A gutter
Joseph Paul, 15. and Charles Annicilli.
n years old, were before the Juvenile
court today for the theft Of two side
pieces OF a tp-cart belonging to Sylvester
Fusco. They were fined 50 each.
Charles Duffys liquor saloon. corner
Atwelrs avenue and Unit street was en-
tcrcd b' a rear window last night. The
cash register was opened but no money
had been left in IL so tho break netted
the intruder nothing.
Cards have been issued for the APP
preaching marriage OF David T. Gallup,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin w, Cal
iUp OF Vils Nova, Woonsocket. formerly
Of Providence. and Miss Ida Mae Rice.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Charles n. Rice
OF Worcester Mass. Tho ceremony win
take place on Monday, Feb. J, at D. m.
AT the home OF tho brides parents, Mr..
ccstcr.
Word was received at Vassar college.
Poughkeepse ~ Y. today that Welles-
lev college had accepted the challenge TO
an intercollegiate debate. to be held not
later than MAY /. at wellesley The
speakers who will represent Vassar have
already beon chosen. They are: Miss
Clara Thompson. 1903. OF Atlanta, Ga.
leader; Miss Elizabeth Johnson. 1902. OF
Utica. y. y. and Miss Celia Spencer. 1908.
of Providence, II. j.
William johnson colored. was ar
raigned I'm the Sixth district court today
for larceny OF a pocketbook containing
8 10 from the person and possession of
John Murray and common larceny of
some clothing from William stanley.
Both thefts occurred at Marks lodging
house Sunday. lie pleaded guilty and
was held FOR the grand jury in sI00 for
larceny from the person Pleading not
guilty 70 the other charge he was held
I'm 500 FOR trial tomorrow morning.
The British steamer Guildhau was tow
ed into Newport harbor about II o'clock
yesterday morning by the JOY line stean-
or old Dominion. having lost her wheel
six or seven miles west of Sow and
Pigs lghtship. She was helpless until
She was headed for New York and VIII
continue there IN tow OF the tug Gaspee
or the Providence Tow and Steamboat
companys feet. 4 nasty southeast gale
resulted IN bringing a number OF large
ocean tugs into this port Yesterday, while
others. which planned 10 get a Sunday
start from Providence were compelled to
lie over
The "Patronal Feast Discourse" ot the
ST Francis de Sales Reading circle was
held last evening az the 81 Haviers con-
vent on Broad street. The address was
given bv Rev Austin Bowling OF st.
Joseph's church on Hope street. The real
feast day Is next Wednesday but was
celebrated yesterday that the services
might come on Sunday. The subject was
taken in honor. OF the saint Of the day.
After the address the benedicton WAS
pronounced by Rev ~ r. Lowney in
D.. who was called away and could not
be present. Besides the members Of the
circle and their friends there were pres
ent many of the former pupils OF the
academy This was tho celebration OF
the 18th anniversary OF tho society,
David Taylor. a clerk. employed by the
New York. New Haven 4 Hartford rail-
road. had a narrow escape from being
crushed ia death between two cars I'm the
Horizons Grove freight yard early YES
terday morning Taylor Is a yard clerk
in the Horizons Grove yard and about 4:S
o'clock yesterday morning he started 10
come into town with some mail. While
running to catch a train he attempted 20
pass between some cars which we're
standing on = track and train slowly
backing down 20 couple, and ne was bad
lv squeezed Tie was taken 10 the Emer-
eencv hospital Of the railroad COMPANY
on weyhcsset street where lie received
medical treatment Examination showed
that he had sustained severe contusions
on his back and right side, ard after a
few days in tho hospital he will undoubt-
edly be able TO return 20 his duties. Tay-
Tor is an unmarried man about y years
OF ego and lives at 50 Basaett street.