The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-04-29

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the police court today.
Clark p. Tillinghast Of this city has
been granted pension of Sc
Straw hats were quite numerous
among the gentlemen on the street to-
day.
Louis Russell, of East Providence,
reports that his Eagle bicycle was stol-
en- from the college premises, last night.
Patrolman Griffin. last night, found a
coil OF wire which somebody had hid
den in vine in Joseph Donnelly's yard
at the rear of No. "a Burnside street.
In the sixth district court today,
Catherine Brady got n two years sem
tence on her plea OF guilty to the
charge of being a common drunkard.
At the Bell Street Chapel tomorrow
afternoon Mr.. Edwin ID. Mead OF Bos-
ton will make an address on THE
Worlds Peace Conference. and How to
Prepare for II; or the Cars Rescript
and it's Significance"
Fred s. Strate, Manuel Josinto and
Manuel Gobe were before the sixth dis
trict court today on the charge of sell
ling impure milk. Each We're fined $50
and costs. Josinto settled. hyt the
others took an appeal.
Howard r. Eldridge and John w.
Lane We're araigned in the police court
today on the charge of revelling on
Aborn stret. al 1910 this morning. Pa
trolman Huntley arrested them. They
pleaded not guilty and will be tried
tomorrow morning.
The new club house at Squantum Is
coming along finely. The foundation
walls are completed onthree sides and
that OF the fourth Is well along. The
sharp grade Of the hill on the east side
necessitated constructing a % foot wall
to bring the foundation to the proper
level.
Arthur Pona was fined 81 and costs
in the sixth district court today for de-
facing a building on Westminster
street. belonging to Perkins Brothers.
This is the house where Osceola Cook
died. and Pona, who is colored. tried
to get into the house and kicked the
door in when IL was held against him.
Last evening the Central Trades and
Labor Union held a meeting at which
resolutions were adopted endorsing the
attitude Of the Moders' Union in its de-
lnands for better conditions and pledg-
ing the members TO render all the as
sistance in their power to aid the Mold
ers' Union in the furtherance OF their
equitable demands.
Clarence Hawkins resides at Lake
wood. He came into. town this morn
ing with a basket in which there were
nine dozen eggs. AT 6:45 he crossed
Dorrance at Westminster street. and
so did James Paft. an East Providence
wheelman. Hawkins and Patt collided.
The eggs were all wrecked and Haw-
kin's back and hip were bruised.
Thomas Clapp. of Smith and Jeffer-
son strets. met with inishap while
driving down Waterman. near North
Main street. at 440 yesterday after
noon. Fis horse ran and he was thrown
out and was cut upon his leg. The
horse ran to North Main stret, where
II was caught. The wagon was partly
wrecked.
Two bicycle thefts were reported to
the police at the Central Station last
evening. A black enarleled frame.
Waverly, '95 model. owned by Mary
way during the evening An Eagle. 25-
inch frame. and black enamel frame
owned by Lewis Russell. was taken
from College street. near Benefit street.
Six wrlts aggregating s25,o00 claims
for alleged bodily injuries. were served
on the Interstate Consolidated Street
Railway yesterday. at the instance of
Thomas Harker and his famly--three
GduBnteft anu Two hVns Di EdNiu'htl-
as a sequence TO the collision of an cleo
trio car with the vehicle In which Mr.
Barker's family were riding. on
Thursday.
The funeral of James s. Allen yester.
day afternoon was largely attended
and among those who were present
were delegations from the Providence
Firemens' Association and the order o
odd Fellows. The Rev. Wallace Nut.
ting. pastor ~ the Central congrega
tionai Church. conducted the services
and paid tribute TO the quiet life o
the deceased. The bearers were
President Eddy and William A. Les
from the r. v. v. A.: and Noble Gran,
Fred w. Beckwith and Fred A. Morrel
from Crescent lodge. I. .. o. Y. Tn.
lnterment was at Swan Point Gene
terry.