The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-07-11

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Ten-year-old James Avetin whose
home is at 81 Ives street has been miss
ing since July at II o'clock in the
morning.
Daniel Sullivan for being an idle per-
SON with no visible means of support,
was sentenced to months at the state
workhouse.
Michael sullivan pleaded guilty to
being. an idle person in the district
court today and got IS months at the
state workhouse.
The police court Sunday morning
had seventeen drunks arraigned before
Il. The usual fine and costs was i'm
posed in each case.
James Stewart for stealing a pair of
socks from Isaac Marks valued at Is
cents was fined 81 and costs by Judge
Sweetland this morning.
John Linely and Michael Neilan.
common drunkards, were sentenced to
months and one year respectively at
the state workhouse this morning in
the sixth District Court.
In the District Court this morning
Isaac Menpelovitz was arraigned on a
charge OF maintaining liquor nuis-
ance. He pleaded not guilty and was
held in $1,000 bonds for trial Friday.
Companies p and M of the First
Rhode Island Regiment now at Camp
Alger have been presented by the
southern Railroad Company with four
packages of tobacco in recognition OF
sheir services in guarding the railroad
yards at Dunn Loring for two weeks.
Henry Russell of 81 Warren street
was thrown from a bicycle about 1o:sO
o'clock yesterday morning on Wash
ington avenue. receiving many bruises
in consequence. He was taken into
Peck's drug store where his injuries
were dressed after which he was able
to return to his home.
Friends of Mr.. John Bradley, a well
known business man on Atwells ave.
nue., are sympathizing with him In the
loss OF his valuable trotting horse
Nellie D., which died suddenly Satur-
day morning of Inflammation. Under the
ownership of the late Joseph Doye.
this horse took very prominent part
in local trottinR events.
Among the recent arrivals at Nara
gansett Pier are His Excellency Comte
A. de Cassini. Russian ambassador 10
the United States at Washington, DC,
his neice. Mademoiselle de Cassipi, A.
zoIenoy and G. Zolenoy, Secretaries OF
the Russian Legation at Washington
The Russian Legation will be trans
ferred from Washington to Naragan-
sett Pier for the summer.
Coroner Lincoln has closed his In
quest into the death Of Rosanna Dia-
mond with the examination of DR.
Palmer, who testified that he found
Mrs. Diamond on a bed unconscious
Blood was streaming from her ears
cheeks. He saw at once that 1t was 9
case for the hospital and had the am
bulance SUMMONED. He did not apply
restoratives or attempt to bring her to
The bed clothing was covered will
blood. as also the clothing OF Mrs Dia
mond.
At its last meeting the Bowdoin Ath
letic Association elected the following
named officers President. Joseph Nc
CulIough: vice president. Prank FIana
gan: treasurer. Patrick Dolan; warden
James Cohen. 1t was voted TO have tn
ball game between the married and sin
ele men OF the club for $25 a side. Jul.
"A at Fenner's Pond. The rest of tn
day is to be taken up I'm field games
consisting OF bicycle races. 1o0-yar'
dash. with run; putting the shot and
tug-of-war and football game betweei
the married and single men. After tn
games refreshments are to be served.
A number OF men who board wit
Mary Campbell at 292 Fountain stree
yesterday afternoon enjoyed them
selves by rife practice in the yard !
the rear OF the house. They wer
shooting at target and were appal
emily having a good time when one {
the men missed the target and II
bullet went crashing through res
window Of house at 2os washingtc
street. occupied by a family name
Ricehouse. Fortunately none of the o
cupants was hit although two OF the
had narrow escapes. The affair WI
neported to the police and IL Is needle
20 say that the rife practice came
an abrupt termination. Prosecute
VIII probably follow.