The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-04-10

4 ne rays tnat GID the mountains crest,
the shafts that CLEAN upon the sea,
And all those other gints and things
were witnessed in bunch by me.
Chicago News.
In the police court yesterday morn
Ing 25 persons were fined s. and costs
each for drunkenness.
There were nine drunks i'm the Police
Court today. one of them, John Sulli-
van. was but IA years old
Antonio De Caesare was fined $40
and costs in the Police Court this
morning. for revelling on Peter street.
Sunday.
Tonight the Providence Association
OF Mechanics and Manufacturers will
hold its annual meeting in It's rooms
at 81 North Main street.
Art in America" will be the subject
OF Prof. Charles Eliot Norton's lecture
in the School of Design series in Sayles
Memorial Hall this evening.
Henry Crowell was fined 81 and costs,
by Judge Lyman. in the Police Court.
to-day. for reveiiing on Central street.
Sunday. AS a matter of fact Henry
was playing a game of craps when
taken i'm.
Patrolman Joaeph G.. Handy. who
was fined $40 by the police committee,
for violation of department rule. was
last night transferred from Station 4
20 station 2. Patrolman James j. Doyls
was sent from Station to Station to
complete the shift.
Pensions have been granted as fol-
lows: Original. Frederick Buttendorf,
Providence $40: Samuel f. Gay, Paw
tucket. $6; Gardner Easterbrooks, Bris-
Coleman. Providence. IS; Margaret Nc
Cam, Providence IS.
The Union Railroad company has
been sued by Charles A. Foster. who
seeks TO recover $500 damages. Mr..
Foster was thrown from the platform
OF car in Johnston some time ago and
he claims that IL the car had been
properly operated the accident would
not have occurred.
A three-months-o babe, Celia Caf-
ferty. died very suddenly last even
ing at the home OF it's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Cafferty. 141 Willard ave-
nue.. DIR. Woodruff was summoned to
attend the child, but she died before
he arrived. Medical Examiner Palmer
viewed the remains and decided that
death was due 10 natural causes.
In the Trocadero this evening the
Unitarian Club will hold it's regular
monthly meeting. Rev Samuel A. Eliot,
secretary of the American Unitarian
Association, will speak on The Organ
ization OF Liberalism" and Rev. G.. w.
Kent of Worcester will speak on
Something Of What Organized Liber-
alism is Doing"
Late Saturday afternoon Detective
Cannon was requested TO eject drunk
en- Swede. John Anderson. by name.
from the saloon at the corner of Page
and Pine streets. The detective re-
quested the Swede to leave quietly. but
the Latter refused TO do So and he was
placed under arrest Anderson resisted
desperately and I'm the tussle the sec
ond finger on Detective Cannons right
hand was fractured. Anderson was
finally landed in a cell at the Central
station, and the detective went TO the
Rhode Island hospital. where the brok-
en- finger received proper attention.
Florence Chandler. 13 years old was
arrested in o'Gormsn's, Saturday even
Ing. on the charge OF larceny. For "A
month the women clerks In the store.
as well as shoppers. have lost their
purses and so mysteriously that ev-
erybody was under suspicion. Shop
pers laid down purses and the next
moment their property would be miss
ing and the clerks would be suspected.
The clerks would put their purses in
drawers back OF the counter. and los
ing them. would suspect their asso-
eiates. Saturday a strict watch OF the
store was kept and in the early even
Ing the detectives placed two children,
one 3 years old. under arrest. The
oder OF the two. Florence Chandler
had a missing pocketbook stuffed M
her Jacket sleeve. Today she was
brought before the Juvenile court and
pleaded not guilty TO the theft Of q
purse valued at so cents from Bertha
King. and with receiving a string OF
stolen beads. the property OF Bessie
McDonoueh. ans was held in 800 on
each complaint for trial on April 18th