The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-11-14

right down tough.
Denver Post.
George Scranton, a sturdy beggar.
was given six months at the state
workhouse by Judge Sweetland this
morning.
Elizabeth Quinn, in the District Court
this morning. admitted that she was a
common -drnnkard-- and received a sem
tence OF nine months at the state work
house.
Saturday afternoon Mary Glotzl was
arrested in the Boston Store for al
legged shoplifting. Yesterday she plead
ed not guilty and will have a trial next
Friday.
Frederick Shaw waived examination
in the District Court today on a charge
OF maintaining common nuisance. He
was bound over TO the grand jury in
the sum OF $1,000.
For the theft Of handkerchief from
the Calender McAuslan & Troup COM
pany on Saturday last. Mary Glopzl
was fined 81 and costs by Judge Sweet
land this morning.
Mabel King and Grace Wilson, arr
rested Saturday night as lewd and
wanton persons, We're each sentenced 10
the state workhouse for six months by
the district court yesterday.
Rev Ballington Booth, commander OF
the Volunteers Of America, and his
private secretary. Maj. Gardner of New
York. viii speak on the volunteer work
in the Central Baptist church tomorrow
evening at s O'Clock.
While riding through lockwood street
on bicycle yesterday afternoon. James
Davis OF IS sutton street was bitten on
the leg by a dog lie went 10 the Rhode
Island Hospital. where the wound was
cauterized.
slocum Post Hall was filed with an
archist sympathizers last evening when
a iaeetins was held in memory Of the
Chicago bomb throwers, who were
hanged II years ago Emma Goldman
and $. Janoffskey Of New York made
characteristic anarchist addresses.
The Y. NJ. G.. A. committee In charge
OF the Thanksgiving dinner and enter
tainment has issued n circular calling
attention 20 the plan in providing a
days enjoyment for young men I'm the
city who have rot recourse to a family
circle ard asking for material aid from
the friends ~ young men.
YESTERDAY the draw OF the Point
street bridge was closed and probably
viii remain 50 today and tomorrow. a
drefger j. ~ work near the bridge
widening and deepening the channel.
and Il Is impossible to rise the draw
until the dredging at that point has
been completed.
In the sixth District Court this morn
ing "a colored couple were arralgned on
charge of illegal cohabitation. Their
names were James Harrington and
susie Skinner. and they were caught by
Fourth station police officers. who
placed them under arrest They plead
cd guilty and were each fined $40 and
costs. The woman was then charged
with maintaining house OF ill fame on
DcNtef street. she pleaded not guilty
and was held in $1,000 bonds for trial
Friday nsxt
The Barnard Club held it's November
meeting at the Eloise Saturday after
noon. at which Prof Herman e. Bum
pus made an address on Recent Pro-
gress In Biology" The following gem
tlemen were elected 10 membership:
Henry ID. Harvey, superintendent
schools. Pawtucket; Prof. IT, u. Gard
ner. Brown University, Providence;
Frederick G. Adams. Classical High
school. Providence; @. Frederick Frost,
Classical High school. Pawtucket; Silas
T. Nye. grammar school. Hope; Prof.
Arthur Bingham Of the Rhode Island
Agricultural College; Harrison @. Day
principal OF Warren High school.