The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-14

st. Louis Globe Democrat
John Gibson wanted a beer ksg ir
which to brew homemade root beer
He purloined one from Alonzo Hines
yard on Worcester street last night,
am today was fined $40 and costs by
Judge sweetand.
The third annual outing of the Man
ufacturing jewelers. Salesmens asso-
citation VIII be held on July 18th, when
there Will be a pilgrimage TO Hautrive.
The di gler to be served on that occa-
sion will be is X fine.
There will be ball game at Attle-
boro on July Sth between teams select
ed from the Providence and Attleboro
Manufacturing jewelers. Salesmen's
associations. At the conclusion of the
game there Will be special ambulance
service at the new passenger station.
The board of canvassers and regis
tration visited Wards 6, Z. s, 0 and 10
last evening and made two transfers
and one addition, the latter being in
the Sixth ward. This makes just four
changes In the ten wards of the city. A
general canvass meeting is being held
at the boards office, City Hall. today.
Miss Annie Eaton and Miss Pauline
Eron. boar5ing with Miss Helen Swea-
zey at No. 26l Broadway, were the VIC
tims Of a dishonest domestic, so 1t is
cd hatr
Monday and each suffered considerable
Toss. The thief stole clothing and jewell
ry IL the aggregate value OF $50.
Mrs. Eliza Mullen, or No. SO Federal
street, reports that yesterday afternoon
a man 40 years old, purporting to be the
agent OF her landlord. drove up to the
mouse. presented a receipt for rent due
and collected sl2. Subsequently a dis
crepancy was discovered in the sigma
ture. and now Mrs. Mullen knows that
she Is out jus; sl2.
John McNaley will stand trial on Fri
cay on an alleged assault upon his wife,
Mary These people live at No Is Eu-
taw street. and yesterday the husband
drove the wife out of doors and fol-
lowing her 10 the yard struck and
kicked her. Sd she claims. He pleaded
not guilty ana was placed under $500
bondss
Frank Tatro reappeared in the Sixth |
District Court today. and retracting. |
pleaded guilty to an assaunt upon Geo. |
De We're. The two men were enamored
of the same woman. who roomed on I
Mountain street and tnis led to a quar-
rel and blows. The fac Of SIS and costs
rraSe' Tatro's contribution a bargain
sale price. viz, 1885.
john Corbin. colored, went into Thos.
III. Besse's bicycle repairing shop. No.
500 Pine street last Saturday. 10 get
his wheel. which had been in the hos
pitai." a dispute arose as 10 the price
charged and corbIn insisted upon going
into the store room and getting his
wheel Besse objected ami stood in the
doorway. and then Il was that Corbin
struck him and cut open his lip. To-
day he pleaded guilty and Judge Sweet
land made It sl5 and costs.
The jcint committee on finance OF the
city council met in the city treasurer's
Office at $3.50 o'clock today. and the
Joint committee on water met I'm Clerk
Hayden's Office at 4 o'clock The alder
manic committee on poor department.
together with Mayor Baker. visited the
land and buildings on Eddy street at
. O'clock the aldermanic committee on
streets met in committee room A, at
noon, and the aidermanic committee on
shows met in the same room at
o'clock.
In the Juvenile court today Judge
sweetland temporarily disposed OF
two truant cases. George swal-
lows mother kept him away
from school because ne had been
IN AMI was not strong enough TO at
tend regularly. Edward lie Blanc not
only ran away, but 60 account for his
absence he brought 10 school excuses
purpcrting TO have been signed by his
mother, but which we're forged. ON
promises ON the part Of the mothers
that the boys would be faithfully sent
10 school. and Of gooi behavior on the
unrt Of the boys. both cases were con-
dnued on probation until Nov. sth.