The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-10-06

Bernard Flanagan, 12-yearrold boy,
was charged with truancy i'm the ju-
venile section OF the district court to-
day. He pleaded not guilty and the
case was continued for trial, until Oc-
tober 18th.
Pensions have been granted as fol-
lows: Restoration and additional, Cor
ham Dennis. (deceased) Cranston, $3.50
TO S. Original widow. etc, Mary Dem
mis-, Cranston. IS; Annie NJ. Smith,
Providence. IS.
Mary VALLEY. the colored woman, who
knife at their home on Stampers street,
this morning pleaded guilty in the dis
trict court and was held in $500 bonds
for the action of the grand jury.
Before Judge Sweetland in the dis
trict court this morning, Joseph Moran
who. IL is claimed, on Sunday night. at
tempted to assault a man named Johr
McNurney, on Washington bridge, was
placed in 5000 bonds to keep the peace
for eleven months.
Charles Taylor. who, IL is alleged. as
saulted Frances Taylor, his wife. at
first pleaded not guilty when arraigned
before Judge Sweetland this morning.
but later retracted and was sentenced
ty Jail.
The Hope street high school will be
open to the public for inspection next
Friday from two TO four o'clock I'm the
afternoon and from eight to ten o'clock
in the evening. The teachers OF the
school will be present to meet the par
ents of the pupils and the friends OF
the school.
Patents have been granted citizens of |
Rhode Island as follows: +. +. Field. |
Providence. faucet valve. IL. A Free |
man, Providence. plug valve. 1. Min
coin. Providence. tooth brush. n. IL.
f. Providence. regulating
rock for acetylene gas generators. c.
). wheelright. Providence. straining
wheel for liquids.
The T. A. Lockwood company yes
ierday filed articles OF Incorporation In
he Office OF the secretary OF state. The
viii engage in the rnanufac-
ure and sale OF cotton cloth and viii
De located in Lincoln. The incorpOra-
ors are Lawrence A lockwood. Charles
:. Burnham and Charles p Furuhs-,
The capital stock is 100000.
The pupils of Mr. William y. Lane
ave concert in Infantry Hall las,
vening. which was largely ATTENDED.
he program was excellently arranged
nd included solos and quartets. while
chorus of forty voices rendered Hum
'efs cantata Columbus" very salts ,
lctorily. Miss Ethel l.. Thornton act J
as accompanist and Mr.. Lane was :
le director :
When arraigned in the district court
lis morning William Mullen pleaded
lilty to embezzling 81 from Charles /,
ladding and was fined so and costs Z
ladding said Mullen. who had been !
npioyed by him as hostler last !.
eek. let team to a patron who paid y
for the use of the same. Mullen an i
80 ahNhNg W Ills OWN Use | =
no had said nothing OF IL TO his en- =
loyer. 4
Reports have been In circulation for 9
ONE time TO the effect that the war n
ollege is TO be removed from Newman, Y
Washington. For the purpose az y
scertaining whether or not these re.
'orts were well founded Congressman q
sui communicated with the Navy De .
artment and he has received "A repIv :,
the effect that the matter has not I
ven been considered by the depart ;
lent. i
Because II cannot get rails and :
witches ordered last summer the !
nion Railroad Company Is unable TO !,
'mplete It's work on the inclined an {
caches TO the new passenger station. 7
he order was placed long ago and
lder ordinary conditions would have q
en- hlled before the metal was need ri
. No one here is az fault the steel :,
~ simply are buried under orders. | :,
Nv long the street construction viii | a
interrupted could not be stated to- N
y. lso