The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-05-26

"A deal of baseball language.
CHICAGO NEWS.
Raymond Hussey 'scorched" on
Broad street, last evening. and this
morning Judge Sweetland fined him
Sis and costs.
Frank Sheldrick. OF East Providence,
was brough. to the II. /. hospital to-
day for treatment for badly lacerated
leg and profuse hemorrhages.
Charles GIL, of "a Perry street. and
Peter Mcdonald Of 80 Diamond street.
small children. were found astray and
sent to their homes. yesterday.
Annie Campbell. s years DID, was
found i'll on Point street. yesterday.
and was sent to the II. l. hospital. She
resides. at No. 10 Lockwood street.
John Day. John Creegan and John
Canning, the 15-year-old boys who ran
away from home few days ago, have
been detained bw the Yonkers police.
and their parents notified to send for
them.
Willie Brattle was found i'll on
Broadway, near Dean street at 1878
a. m, to-day, and was sent to the r. l..
hospita4. 4.-4s+e -Ae-xas- released
was again found In the same place still
ill. and was returned to the hospital.
Edward Sullivan and George Angel.
lads about IA years OF age. pleaded
guilty. before Judge Sweetland. to-day.
TO the charge of purloining IS worth OF
copper wire from the Union Railroad
company, and each was fined SIS and
costs.
Lawrence McKenna. a boy, pleaded
guilty in the Sixth District Court to-
tering the storehouse of Charles l..
BIanding and stealing a valve of the
value OF IS. and was bound over to the
grand jury in 5000.
Miss Lillian Eddy, of 299 Broadway.
entertained a party OF IL of her young
lady friends Wednesday. with a tempt
ing dinner at the Narragansett Hotel,
after which the party went to the Prov
idence Opera House and Witnessed +.
II. Sothern's performance in the
Kings Musketeer."
The complaint against Hugo Tetz-
taff, for failure to provide support for
his children, was TO have been heard
in the Sixth District Court to-day, but
ii was continued until June 9th, Com
plants against John O'Neil. for main
tanning nuisance. and John Smith, for
keeping disorderly house. were con-
tinued for one week.
John w. Lane. employed on the Cen
trail division of the Consolidated, was
brought in from Saltwater this morn
ing. His shoulder had been crushed
between two dead woods" Thomas
Ropes. OF the Worcester division. was
brought in with a crushed foot,
sledge hammer having slipped from its
handle. Both were sent to the Emer-
gency hospital.
Twelve expert workmen from Calais,
France. arrived ain Pawtucket yester-
day and will begin work at lace maxi
ing In the new American Textile COM
pany's mill. II is claimed that the men
were engaged by former Consul Fletch-
er at Calais. and were induced by him
10 come TO this country. in violation
of the contract labor law. Mr.. Fletcher
met the workmen on their aIlival in
New York and forwarded them to this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. William X. Vanderbilt,
Jr.. with Harry Havemeyer as their
guest, started for sail In the Carmita
at Newport yesterday afternoon. A
stiff Southwestern was blowing, necessi-
tatlng a double reefed mainsail. The
launch used as a tender was fastened
to the mooring and the yacht cast of.
In wearing away. the Carmita fouled
the launch and almost sank Il. But
the Carmita was brought into the wind
just In time. They sailed TO Bristol Ind
back.
John c. Farnam. OF 1873 Lippitt street.
reports that a man called at his house
yesterday afternoon and tried TO sell
his wife a powder to make oil lamps
burn brighter. His wife absented her
self from the kitchen for a few seconds
and when she returned the man was
putting powder into lamp and said
that an agent would call to-day TO
take an order. After he had gone
out she found that slo.5o which she had
placed In sewing machine drawer
was missing.