The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-08
NEWSLETS.


six months sentence from Judg
sweetIand. today.
Daniel Mack and Michael McGrat
were fined IS and costs each in tn
police court, today. for revelling OF
Westminster street, last blight.
Edward Il. Smith admitted sufficient
evidence TO convict him OF selling i'm
pure milk. and was fined $50 and costs
in the Sixth district court today. He
appealed.
Thomas NJ. Dwyer was fined $40 and
costs in the Sixth district court today,
for assaulting John Jones, with a
lamp in South Main street lodging
house, last night.
The Christian Workers OF this city
will meet at the home of Mrs. william
Crookes, 60 Jenkins street, this evening
az 7;45 o'clock DR.. S. X. Hartman
will lead the meeting.
John w. Casey. accused OF assaulting
his wife. admitted sufficient evidence
10 convict him, i'm the Sixth district
court today and was sentenced TO Jail
for 80 days He took an appeal.
Joseph Bravamann, accused of keep
ing a common nuisance waived am ex-
animation in the Sixth district court.
today and was bound over in $1,000. The
same disposition was made of a similar
complaint against David Pulver.
William McMurtie was fined Sc and
costs in the Sixth district court for
stealing lantern from a street OBJ
struction last night.A year ago McMur- |
tie attempted to escape from Warrant |
Officer Jones when being talseH-te -4t,4ll-
William Keefer. alias Adell, alias
Larkin, who robbed Mrs. Almira AL
drich of s2TS, on the door steps OF the
Providence Institution for Savings.
last week, waived an examination in
the 9Th district court today, and was
bound over to the grand jury in $4,000.
Fred Gabery and Antonio Gauthier
were before the Sixth district court.
today charged with entering in the
day time and the theft OF sl2 worth of
bond wire and the II. r. r. co. s car shed
on Hartford avenue yesterday. They
were bound over to the grand jury in
$780,
William Muir aged 80 years, who
resided at No. so Woodward road. died !
suddenly while at work in the lumber ,
yard Of William NJ. Harris on Charles !
street yesterday afternoon. Medical I
Examiner Perkins viewed the remains
and pronounced death to be due to !
natural causes. \
In connection with the strike OF the
uyeTs at the works OF the Robert ID.
Mason company the dyers have been
the advisaDilfty OF calling
put other union employees as a means
II furthering the object they are seek
ng. The strikers nave received their
lrst weekly allowance since the open
ng of the strike.
Michael J. Sullivan of Pawcatuck has
lrought suit for $4,000 damages for ,
frsonal injury against Norcross Bros.
stony Creek. About a year ago !,
pllivan was employed by the defend G
Inn. lie was driving out a blast J
which had failed to explode. While !
ie was doing so lie blast went off. \
'eariy tearing Sullivan's right arm Il
rom his body.
The second annual fancy work sale II
4 the Entire Nous Cycle Club was held n
! the new club rooms. No. 1895 West 81
ninster street, last evening. and was @
'eil attended. The rooms were prettilv -
ecorated. and there was a number q, te
cry attractive and prettily equipnad of
,oths- The sale came to an end a, an az az
Irly hour. The success OF the sale &C. I'm
ie TO the committee, consisting Of Tho Tn
e1nbers In charge of the tables and IN
'e or two others. III ~
Michael Marteenous was tried in
age Sweetland's court today for bo
Ealing an overcoat from Louis no Io Io
1sky and was discharged. Marteen- toI
as Greek, and having been bested tn
a deal with Rodinsky by which no De
six instead OF seven shirts which a.
<'--~' ~'"-'Ns 'Nif o''VAhAilk 70 the GUS |
n OF his country he seized the coat rel
hold until a policeman could no "a
md and adjust the claim. Because
this misunderstanding OF the law ne to
, discharged. TO
he Rhode Island Society OF the Sons =
the American Revolution win NEE, ed.
the Narragansett Hotel this eve on
E. at o'clock. to commemorate the al,
ember 1176 campaign of Washing exc
q army. ending with the victory AZ pro
lceton. There will be business
ting. 20 BE- followed by banquet a
addresses are expected from DIR. tbe
III. y. Faunce, president OF Brown citi
versity; ex-Gov. Charles Warren or
pitt. Rev. T. J. Bassett Major rs,
ry v. A. Joslin. Hon. John r. San Civ,
!. Of Newport, and Benjamin Baker, aDl'
Of schools OF Newport ths