The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-01-31

THAT evening when he reached MS nome
He stormed and fumed and tore
Because his wife's thermometer
Marked only sixty-four,
Chicago News.
In the District Court this morning
the case of John Trainor. charged with
false pretence in writing, was con-
tinued until Saturday. February IA.
Mary Dugan pleaded not guilty. be-
fore Judge Sweetland this morning to
the charge of maintaining a liquor
nuisance. and was held in $1,000 for the
grand jury.
About half-past s this morning
horse attached to a cart, owned by
Walter G. Nichols, ran down Eddy from
Weybosset street. and was captured at
the corner of ship street by officer
shea.
Before Judge Sweetland this morning
George Il. Hebden was arraigned on a
charge OF having I'm his possession, for
the purpose of sale. adulterated milk.
He pleaded not guilty and was ordered
held I'm 5000 for trial on Friday next.
In the District Court this morning
Thomas Early pleaded not guilty 10
the charge OF failing TO comply with
an order from the board OF aldermen
TO connect his house with sewer, and
was ordered held i'm the sum of $500
for trial on Friday. February 10.
The disappearance of Edward $. Gal
lagher. IL years of age, from his home,
- Grand View street. has been reported
10 the police Gallagher went away
last Wednesday. and the mother of the
lad says he has met with foul play. but
she gives the police no reason for her
suspicious.
Before Judge Sweetland this morning
CIaud Hall and Mary Weeden each
pleaded guilty to the charge of forni-
cation and each were ordered to pay a
fine OF $40 and costs; Peter Hallow.
charged with indecent intoxication
pleaded not guilty and was held in tho
sum of sl0O for trial next Friday.
Graham Genuine Southern Specially
Co. which made such hit at the star
Theatre last week and is playing q
weeks engagement at the Grand Opers
House. Boston, this week, will appear
at the Pawtucket Opera House next
Monday and Tuesday evenings, Feb
ruary s and Z.
The ball given in Hibernian hall las
evening for the benefit of the unioi
members out of employment of ia an'
166 of the United Brewery Workmen o
the United States under the auspice
of the joint local executive board, wa
largely attended and was a social am
financial success.
Thomas Melville aged &C. we'll known
jn this city. fell down stairs. about
o'clock this morning. near his home
On Fenner street, Fall River. and die
soon after from the injuries received
II Is supposed he mistook the plac
where he was found for his own hom,
and becoming confused in the darknes
lost his footing.
There were several militia inspection
last evening, the First Separate CON
pany. Company a, Second Regimen
and Company III, Second Regiment. b,
ing inspected by officers of the brigad
staff. in every case the men of Ill
several companies made an exceller
showing, particularly in the efflcienc
OF the drills. The inspecting Officer
were Capt. Sphinx. Capt. Green, Cap
Gray, Capt. Baker. Mai. Ely and Cap
Pittman.
The Narragansctt Whcelrnen's po
team scored its sixth straight game
the Associated cycle clubs pool tou
ney by defeating the East Providers
Mheelmen's team by "A score of l44
~. The Narragansetts played on the
own table and put UP a fast gam
The victory practically gives the chan
pionship OF the tourney, as II will
almost impossible for any team 10 W
games enough to tie.
The Rhode Island Hospital Tru
company has been appointed trust
Under the will of the late Mary POI
-
Hamilton NJ. Bartlett and Amy
Bartlett OF North Yakima. in the sta
OF Washington, were the petitioners
the appointment Of the new trust,
Mary Pond. who created the trust. W
q resident of Pomfret, Conn. Edwar
& Angel were solicitors for the pc
TONERS.
in the Sixth District Court this NOR
ing James McMasters was adjudg
probably guilty Of maintaining a liqu
nuisance: on the charge Of keepi
iiquor was bound over In the sum
1900 for the grand jury. and on I
charge OF selling was ordered TO pay
fine Of $50 and costs. Thomas Mil
charged with maintaining liqt
nuisance. was found probably gui
and was bound over 90 the grand ~
IN $1,000 on the count Of keeping;
was nncd $40 and costs for sellil
Richard r. Griffin was adjudged PR
ably guilty of selling and was nm
xr-s-~L .r..al auH srac hound In Z