The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-04-28
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street at 10 o'clock this morning.
A Defiance bicycle belonging to Louis
Dubois was stolen last night from the
place where il was left at the corner
of Weybosset and Dorrance streets.
AT 1880 yesterday morning a horse
attached TO one of the Crystal Ice COM
pany's wagons. ran away on Bucklin
street and smashed part of a picket
fence
In the Sixth district court today AL
bert s. Mann admitted sufficient evil
dencc TO convict, on the charge of sell
Ing impure milk. was fined $50 and costs
and took an appeal.
Patrolman Waterman found a Victor
wheel in front OF No. 2l0 Union street,
at li:40 last night and took IL to Sta
tion 1. Later IL was delivered to the
owner. Emory S. Polk.
Police Justice Isaac III. Southwick, Jr.,
was in court with Judge Lyman this
morning. posting himself az TO the legal
forms used and the details OF the Of
fee. the duties of which he will be-
sin TO discharge next week
fire occurred I'm ~. l.. Dunnells
residence. No IS Angel street, at $40
last evening. an alarm being sent In
from box 147. The flames which had
evidently originated from a defective
fiue, worked their way into an attic
room and then to the roof causing a
damage Of $1,000; insured.
Patrolman Pointer found Edward
Gespery. years old. astray on Eddy
street at 10 a. m. yesterday and sent
him to his home. No. 36 Robinson
street. AT 1890 p. m. Patrolman Foy
found Alice Arlington. years old.
astray on Linwood avenue and sent her
to her home. No. Wheaton avenue.
There was meeting OF the lathers of
this city-and= =Pamtueket- at 2s5 =wey-=
bosset street last evening to consider
the question of wages. There was an
unanimously voted to adopt standard
wage of $3.50 per 1000. At present the
scale varies from s1.12 to s1.50 per 1000.
Patrolman II. c.. Deitz found Joseph
Geoghan and Joseph Duffy, small boys,
playing In the ward room on Atwell's
and Academy avenues. last evening.
They had crawled through a window
which the janitor had left open. The
boys We're taken TO their homes and
liberated after reprimand had been ad-
ministered.
s Francesca Romaguano. 16 years old.
was fined 81 and costs in the Sixth dis
trict court today, for throwing glass
into highway. He accidentally drop
ped beer bottle on North Main street,
and was warned not to leave it there.
This appeared to anger him. for re-
moving the metallic part of the stop
pie he threw and smashed the bottle on
the paving. Patrolman j. r. Edwards
arrested him.
The conference committee of the iron
molders met at No. 27 North Main
street last evening, one representative
from each foundry being present. 1t
was expected that Vice-President
Roche of the International union would
meet the members of the committee.
but ne was detained in Worcester and
consequently no business was trans
acted. The situation was talked over
In general way, but no further plans
were perfected.
In the chapel OF the Benencent Cong
regational church yesterday afternoon
the funeral of s5hubapf fTutchIns was
held. There was very large attend
ance and the services were conducted
by the Rev. James G.. Vose. ID. d., pas
tor of the church. Rev. John III. Larry.
pastor of the Richmond Street Congre-
gational church. assisting. Among the
floral offerings was a wreath on a base
from the Providence Veteran Firemen's
Association of which Mr.. Hutchins was
member. Interment was at Swan
Point cemetery.
The Massachusetts Association OF
Working women's Clubs will hold it's
11th annual reunion in Sayles Hall,
Brown University, this evening at 1880
O'clock. The program for the evening
will include club songs. addresses by
Gov. Dyer. DIR. William r. Rainsford
OF New York city. Miss o. NJ. T.. Row
president OF the Massachusetts, State
Federation OF womens Clubs. and Mss
Charlottee Wilkinson. secretary of the
National League Of Working women's
Clubs. There will BE- delegates from
Boston. Worcester. Springfield. North
ampton. Fall River and other cities,
over 25 clubs being represented.
The New York. New Haven and
Hartford Railroad company's officials
intend 10 push the hack and express
men who are not authorized by them to
come upon the corporation premises.
Orders were issued TO the special rail-
road police officers today TO warn ev-
cry trespssSer to move on" After
once being told the order is to be re-
psated as frequently as the alleged
trefpassers return, and for each and
every such order after the first one.