The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-09

- hdue up, 10 they say,
Or men and noise and lois of girls,
And not enough Of hay.
Chicago Record.
fiose 70 put out a fire In Lewis Cor
nier's blacksmith shop, s3l Manton ave
nue.. at o'clock this morning, damae,
SIS.
AT the morning service in the Union
congregational church tomorrow. Rev
Dr. A. j. K. Behreneds. former pastor
OF this chruch VIII preach.
Frank Dowling was fined $40 and
costs In the Sixth district court today.
Tor stealing SO worth of carpenters
tools, the property OF Henry A. Ss.lth.
Broad street ear No. $50 ran into John
Hopkins express wagon, at the corner
or Potter's avenue and Broad street
yesterday afternoon, taking off one Of
the wagon wheels.
William Cailadine, reported yester-
day as missing from his home on Rob.
lnson street, was found on Hone street
by Patrolman Haron, at o'clock this
morning. Calladine was In a dazed con-
dition.
Joseph Aberstein. employed by the
Providence Coal Co. fell into a coal-
pocket at the Dorrance street yard. this
morning, and was cut about the head
sAgid face. He was sent to the II. 1.
hospital.
Yesterday afternoon, James Smith.
oS years old. without home was found |
81 In a yard eff {vieisenyie.i strret,-ard |
was removed TO the Rhode Island Hos |
pilal. 1t is understood he has a daugh- |
ter ir Newport.
Jessie Nickerson, years old. living
nt 81 Byfield street while playing in
lot OH Pavilion avenue. yesterday af-
fernoon. fell on piece OF glass. Her
leg was severely cut and she was senl
TO the Rhode Island hospital.
Helen Mcmahon was held in 5000. by
Judge Sweetland. this morning, for an
assault on Alice Hewitt. The two wom- |
Ell live in the same house on Bonl |
street and 1t is claimed that Mrs. Nc. |
Mahon pulled Mrs. Hewitt's hair.
Mrs. Charles Allen. of No. 999 Smith
street, sent her servant. Lizzie Trainor.
to the bank to draw $50 for her. yester-
day. Lizzie tarred on the way and got
into such condition that another wo-
man borrowed" the money. promising
to give 1t back to her this noon.
Among the men accepted for the 46th
United States Volunteers at the local
recruiting bureau yesterday were:
Alphonse Burke. Lowell, Mass: John
Morgan, New Bedford, Mass: Thomas
Roy, FAN River. Mass, regular caval-
ry in Cuba; William II. Daley. New
Bedford. Mass; Patrick Walsh, Provl-
dcnce.
James w. Vail. formerly a member of
one of the New York regiments en-
listed for the Hspano- war,
was sent to the farm for six months by
Judge Sweetland, this morning. Vail
pleaded guilty TO the charge OF being a
sturdy beggar. lie had been hanging
about town, soliciting small contribu-
lions for several Gays.
The board OF aldermen with Mayor
Baker held the regular quarterly meet
ing at the Dexter Asylum at 2 O'Clock
this afternoon. and. as usual. an audi.
OF the quarterly accounts was made.
After the routine business had been
transacted, the mayor and numbers
OF the board. accompanied hy superln-
tendent John T. Brown. inspected the :
asylum both in It's exterior and inter. i
ior, and everything was found to be IN I
an excellent condition.
Antonio simone. is years old wa.
held in $500 fortrial next Tuesday for an :
assault on his father Adele simone 4
This affair occurred on Spruce stroo, {
last nIgnt.Antonio bears bad renp-
tation. having once before been nm Co..
larceny, and having given the noi,ce
and his people considerable trSuh,o
His father sent for him to come home
hast night. and. Antonio. throwing n
stone, cut open simone's arm. The how
today claimed that he acted In self-de-
Tense and that his father first tried 10
shoot him with a revolver which would
net go off. and then went for him with
a stick and this prompted the stone
throwing.
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