The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-09-10

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-Philadelphia Times.
The Homeopathic Hospital wishes to
tbank tie Thimble Club for its large
rortr,bution OF sheets and pillow slips,
especially timely on account OF the ao-
mittance of the sick soldiers from Mon
tauk Point.
N,c,xo,ini Simoni, charged with as
sauiting Francisco Mullicci WIN
knife. was arraigned in the district
court today. He pleaded guilty put
said that MuIlicci dubbed him hrst. he
was held for the grand jury In sSoo
bonds.
AZ a.s5 a. m. today box 46 was pulled
bv. Fred Hoff of 6s Chestnut street for
= f1re at Fraser Brothers coffee roast
INC establishment, 297 Weybosset street
when the firemen arrived they found
the fire in a coffee sack and quickly
extinguished 1t
Electric car No. sS2 of the Brook street
line collided on South Main street last
evening with a wagon owned ana driV-
en- bv Matthew ]. Gushing OF l44 west
cxchange street. Cushing was thrown
o,,t receiving a severe shaking up and
several bruises.
The patrol wagon of Station No. Is
..on the SHELF today. owing to the
stumbling OF the horse last night while
returning to the station with prisoner
from box AZ. The animal feil ana broke
the shaft and then walking was good,
says the driver.
This morning before Judge sweetland'
1onn carlos of 372 Atwelis avenue. Ior
whom the police have had an eye out
hacnuse OF an assault which he COM
nstted on John J. Egan on Republican
etreet last Sunday. pleaded guilty
He was held to await the action 'of the
grand jury in 500 bonds.
There was a slight fire last night in
the grocery and market Of Andrew
r,ove nj the corner tof Elmwood and
potter's avenues. The blaze was dis
covered by Patrolman Mccartney who
sent out an alarm from box zlo. wnen
the firemen arrived they extinguisheo
The blaze before much damage mac
been done.
capt. Magill Of the Third police sta
ton reports that black portioho
, about 10 inches long and four inches
wide. was picked up on Pike street thi
,norning. near the coal sheds. Ii con
tained number of cards, letters, et., al
OF which were printed in German, am
unon one OF the cards was the name
A. p. Possner. proprietor of the Wai
dorf Hotel on West Exchange street.
DIR. w. III. Palmer, medical examiner
reported to the police station last nign
That some one had taken russo
leather hand bag, containing surgics
Instruments, from the hallway OF ~
ONCE on Aborn street. about 1880. La
tar. the bag was returned by broths
physician. who said he found IL In N
carriage while making his round
calls. DIR. Palmer says the bag was u
ken by a man who wore brown Goa
onlcer sheehan OF the Third polio
station while endeavoring to arre'
John Taumay and Patrick Sheehai
who were drunk, on Ives street la'
night. was given strong resistance an
he was compelled TO use his night stio
upon Sheehan's head. infiicting pa
scaIp wound. The officer then got u
men 10 the station without further di
fculty. Sheehan's wound was tenip
rarily dressed by Lieut. Murray up'
his arrival at the station.
Sadie Kennedy. rs years OF age. vi
resides at Fields Point. was on a ~
yate wharf. on the south side of q
Point. yesterday afternoon. when.
some manner unexplained. she ac'
dcntally fell into the water, which
the point was quite deep. ON rising
the surface she managed to grasp {
of the piles and then screamed lou
for help. Her cries were heard
George o'Neill. coachman for Da
q. Edwards. and Clifton Edwards.b b
men running TO her assistance. and
few minutes she was out OF all d
ger.
Thomas Williams and Timothy ke
Z, had q scrap early today and. as n
suit. Thomas was charged later In
District Court with throwing a hate
at the head Of Timothy. The prise
admitted the truth Of a portion Of
charge. but said that the other
hurled pan at him nj the beginninl
hostillties. and that he had acted
relf-defence. The court said Thor
should be given chance 10 prove
hc did the act In sclf-defence before
c<,nmon pleas division Of the supr'
Court. and held him IN $500 bonds
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