The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-01-10

Sly drunkards were each fined q ana
costs in the police court this morning
Charles sullivan admitted that he was
sturdy beggar and was sent to the state
workhouse for six months.
The twenty fourth annual meeting ana
dinrer OF the Rhode Island Pharmaceutl-
cal Association will be held at Gelb s
next Wednesday.
Laurence Whiting, who lives at 81
broadway, mourns the loss of an lrish
setter, and he wants the police 10 heip
him ind the animal.
Cart Leavitt of the Chaffee street
station. made call at Charles Hackett S
drug storo early last evening, and found
a crowd of young men in rear room,
who. he says, took to their heels when
thsy Jaw him.
John Orcelli who kicked his mother-in-
law In the stomach u few days ago, was
in the Sixth District Court this morning
and Judge sweetland thought that 80
days in Jail would be the proper punish
ment for the ofIelse
burning cigar carelessly thrown into
clothing in Angelic Baiitini's tenement,
3.6 Atwells avenue, set fire to the premi-
ses yesterday afternoon at ! 40 O'Clock,
ana Hose Company No. went and put
out tho blaze, at the same time quieting
the excited inmates Of the hoase
A gray horse attached TO an express
wagon was found at the lower end OF
Roger Williams Park at O'Clock last
evening. anu the property was taken to
Weaver's stable on Stanwood street
Later on It was delivered to tho owner,
George w. Wellman.
Daniel Horton, who was arrested Sat
urday for stealing s523 worth of goods
from Shepard a. Company's store anu dis-
posing of them in d store at jericho which
is tho local name for Aotic tCentre. was
adjudged probably guilty in the sixth
District Court this -HiefBiHg-tttfd bound
over to the common pleas division OF the
Supreme Court in the sum OF $500.
Henry Zilch, wanted night watchman
Frederick Townsend to let him sleep in
barn ON south street. and on being re-
frssd be attacked Townsend in a violent
manner and struck him in the eve. lie
was in the Sixth District Court this
morning and pleaded not guilty, but he
thought better OF IL later on, ana admitted
his guilt He was fined $50 and costs.
The sidewalks in the vicinity of the
county court house were crowded this
morning with those who felt interested
in the murder trial of Martin Mowry.
Put both doors 20 the court house were
guarded by deputy sheriifs and only
those were admitrd who could give
sufficient reason. The rest hun. around
on tEe sidewalks a good part OF the fore
noon.
Margsrer Bayhan, ~ years old, died
Suddenly at her home at Merino this
morning She was taken i'll late yester.
day afternoon ana physician was called.
wao prescribed for her and said she would
be all right in lew hours At O'Clock
this morning she began to fail, and the
husband was about to leevo the house
when his little daughter told him her
mother was not Breathing. Mr.. Blyhau
went to the bedside and found his wife
dead. DIR. Farrell was callad and said
death was due to natural causus.
The Rev. Thomas T.. Grace. who has
been pastor CT II. biary's Catholic Church
on broadway, for the past seven years,
made his annual report yesterday, show
ing tnat he had reduced the debt from
s75, COO 10 sl3, 800 and Il at that there was
$1,000 in the treasury to ray outstanding
bills. The receipts Of the year were
S23. 500 more than talf Of which was
from seats and pew rent lie thanked the
congregation for their hearty cooperation
In church work, and wished oil happy
and successful new year.