The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-10-03

through his bravery or brains,
But ne won little medal at a golfing
tournament.
Chicago News.
In the police court Sunday thirty-two
persons were fined for drunkenness.
Mr.. Hall Caine, author OF "The
Christian" registered at the Nara
gansett Hotel yesterday.
Last night was unusually quiet in po-
lice circles. Up to 2 o'clock this morn
ing only five arrests had been made
throughout the city.
At the meeting of Methodist minis
ters at the Mathewson st. NJ. Il. church
this morning. Rev. A. Il. Kendig, DID,.
made an address on THE Brother
hood"
At 11:15 o'clock last night. slight
ire was extinguished by the fire de-
partment at 100 Evergreen street. The
plaze was in a house occupied by Eliz-
abeth Cheney. The damage was slight.
Frank Kelley, who was charged with
making an assault on Stephen Patter-
son. pleaded guilty in the district court
this morning and was held In 500
bonds. for the common pleas division OF
the supreme court.
Pensions have been granted Rhode
Islanders as follows: Original, Beverly
Harris. Providence. s6 VIM. Dwyer,
Providence, Sc; Amos ID. Perrin Ma
pleville, s6. Increase. VIM. ID. Penery,
woonsocket, SIG to $17.
Off1cer Robinson OF the Central sta
tion found a small black horse with a
white nose and a white star on his
forehead, astray on Union street this
morning about PAS o'clock He put up
the animal at Billings Bros stable.
Caterer Betz of the Roger Williams
Park Casino has decided to retain the
orchestra, and indoor concerts will be
given at the Casino every evening, an
I'll further notice. The park commits
sioners have decided TO have the Ca
sino kept open all the year round. and
several parties have already engaged
the large hall for the coming season.
years of age. who was charged with
committing a simple assault on Mrs.
Sophia Wagner, pleaded not guilty be-
fore Judge Sweetland today and was
held for trial October eth in 5000 bonds.
Mrs Wagner lives at 1873 North Main
street and Casey mas occupied room
in the house for several years. Yester-
day the two had an alteration In
which IL is said the man struck the
woman.
Patrick Kelly, whose home is at No.
40 Bogman street reported to the police
at the Fourth station early yesterday
morning that he had been held up
about an hour before at the corner OF
Htwe11s avenue and lily street. by
two men who relieved him of a silver
watch which he valued at s.. The po-
lice say that Kelty's story OF the rob
berry and description OF the robbers
were too vague to afford them any
clue on which to work.
At the morning service in the Broad
ttreet Christian church yesterday the
congregation was surprised by the an
nouncement OF Rev. Alva III. Morrill,
ID. D.. that he had received a call from
New Bedford which he had decided TO
accept. DIR. Morrill, has been at the
church a little more than year and
his congregation was entirely unpre-
pared for the statement OF his retire
will formally tender his resignation at
meeting OF the church TO be held this
evening.
The burglar alarm from John Mich
oias Browns residence on Benefit street
was sounded In the Third police sta
tion this morning about 1:55 o'clock
A detail OF police was quickly sent out
in response but upon their arrival al
the place they found nothing unusua
transpiring and none OF the doors o
windows appeared to have been tam
pered with. The alarm had probabl.
been caused by other wires gettinl
crossed with that Of the burgla
alarm. This is the second instance o
the kind that has happened within
week.
Fred r. Horton, superintendent o
the Sunday school OF the Jefferson 81
Baptist church presided at a patriot
service held in the church last even
ing. Special music was wpff reuderel
By Miss Lillian II. Johnson. schumai
String Quartet. Ladies' Quartet. and
large chorus under the direction Of Al
fred Armitage. Arthur T. Stratton
general secretary Of Pawtucket Y. NJ
{. A.. gave an address on Persona
Impressions Received While az Cam
Airer." which was listened to viii
earnest attention on the part Of the
large oonsresation present "