The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-07-26


James Barker of No. 10 Abbot Park
Place says that clothing valued at SIS
was stolen from the room of his wife
sometime yesterday.
James Roach of % Admiral street
reports to the police that his Keystone
bicycle was stolen from a place on
Royal street where he left 1t about 5 p.
N. yesterday.
Today in the Sixth district court
Larry O'Neil. young man pleaded not
guilty to charge of having assaulted
with stone Michael Collin and was
held for trial Friday next in $500 bonds.
william Arnold of Newport. 0 years
OF age who is visiting at the home of
william Gardiner 1893 Plain street this
city is reported to the police as missing
He strayed away from his friends on
Westminster street yesterday.
Patrolman Pioneers funeral Will be
held tomorrow afternoon at o'clock at
his late residence No.30 Brighton street.
The services will be conducted by the
Rev. s. III. Webb and his remains will
be inferred in Pocasset cemetery.
Francisco Ramagnam, an Italian
youth, who was charged with having
assaulted, with knife. Angelo Clan
ciaralo pleaded not guilty and was held
ii $500 bonds for trial next Friday by
Judge Sweetland in the district court
today.
Yesterday afternoon the commission
ers appointed by the city of Providence
and the town OF Johnston to apportion
the town debt. held meeting at the
city Hall, but transacted little business
owing to the lack of proper plats. 1t
was flnally decided to defer action until
plats have been prepared.
At the local internal revenue office
blank licenses for pawnbrokers. brokers.
commission brokers. manufacturers OF
tobacco, dealers in manufactured to-
bacco, dealers in tobacco leaf, exhibi-
tions and theatres have arrived. AL
though large supply Of quarter-cent
1t has been entirely exhausted and the
ofYicials are awaiting the arrival of a
new consignment from Washington.
Saturday of the present week has
been selected by the Baptist Young
Peoples Societies OF Rhode Island for
their annual field day. The party will
be carried to WEXFORD by the steamer
King Philip. In the afternoon the party
will leave on the steamer for Warren
where at $50 o'clock rally will be
held. One Of the most delightful feat
11rcs OF the outing will be moonlight
sail up the bay in the evening.
Next Monday Nazaret Sarkisian. an
Armenian. will be given a hearing by
Judge Bliss of the District Court in
East Providence on his petition to be
allowed to take the poor debtors oath
Some time ago Sarkisian. came here
from Boston. was arrested on the suit
Of Moorat Haratoonian. who claimed
Gafkisian was indebted to him in the
sum 6f 500 on book account. Efforts
10 induce Sarkisian to go to work here
and pay the debt in installments were
made but without success and he was
committed to the county Jail.
At $40 o'clock last evening David
Wilkinson reached this city from Bel
lows Falls. VT. where he had met with
= severe accident yesterday morning.
He is employed by the General Fire
Extinguisher Company of this city and
went to Belloys Falls with other work.
men to install automatic sprinkiers in
. new paper mill. While working on
STAGING the pianks slipped and Mr..
Wilkinson with companion was pre-
cipitated eight feet TO the floor. He
struck In such way as TO fracture the
1nstep OF his right foot on his arrival
here he was met at the station by an
ambulance in which he was taken TO
his home on Concord street.
State Sealer OF Weights and Meas
ures.. Mr.. James M. Crawford of Paw
tucl<et has sent out invitations TO the
seventh annual meeting OF the city and
town sealers. to be held at his office
Thursday. August Z. The meeting will
bc followed by a trip down the river
ond clam dinner will be partaken OF.
The Invitations Mr.. Crawford has had
prepared are both unique and timely.
On the cover is an embossed American
nag IN colors. occupying nearly the en-
fire page. while on the inside Is pic
ture Of United States soldier and sail
o.. standing each on the platform OF a