The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-02-08

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Chicago Record.
In the police court this morning 1e
persons were fined 81 and costs each
for Indecent intoxication.
In the district court this morning
Maggie oNeill pleaded guilty TO night
walking and was given is months in
the stale workhouse.
From until o'clock D. m. today n
sale and supper will be held i'm the
parish house of the Church OF the Re-
deemer
In the Calvary Baptist church this
evening another I'm the series OF enter
tainments under the auspices OF the
Calvary Baptist Institute will be given.
The Y. w. +. g. l.. will hold a recep-
tion at the Trocadero this evening from
S,to 10 O'Clock. An address will be de-
livered by Rev. Floyd w. Tomkins. Jr
\ horse attached to one of the Pub
lie Market Co.'s wagons ran away on
Chapel street yesterday and collided
with l.. A. Vaughn's wagon. Nobody
was hurt.
Mss Emma Read of the Second Bap-
tist Church of East Providence taught
the Sunday school lesson at the Pri-
mary Teachers Union, this afternoon
IN Y. NJ. C, 4. hall
Fire Commissioner Gorton shows
gradual gain every day. The physicians
are daily more hopeful and it seems
certain that Mr. Gorton will soon be
feeling quite himself again.
a resistance box on trolley car No.
642 caught fire while the car was on
North Main street early last evening
and caused some excitement among
the passengers. but none was hurt
AT the meeting of the Veteran CIti-
zens Historical society to be held i'm the
Mathewson Ctreet NJ. +. church at 2:30
o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Mr.. Daniel
A. Cook will make an address on
Henry Clay
In the United States District Court
Yesterday afternoon Joseph Jersky of
Newport was adjudged bankrupt on
his own petition. His liabilities are
gwen as s2s7s, with no assets
The State Board of Education held it's
regular monthly meet ng yesterday I'm
the office OF Commissioner Stockwo'l.
Only business OF the ordinary routine
was transacted. bills audited ard or
dered paid, and accounts approved.
Miss Florence Ben O-liel. who will
give an illustrated lecture upon Scenes
from Life in Palestine Illustrative VI
Scripture" at Y. NJ. G. A. hall this eve
ming. is Jewess from Jerusalem.
where her family have for nine years
conducted "A mission TO their own peo-
pie.
Lizzie Herrick a i0-year-oid girl was
playing with fire yesterday in her
home on Manton avenue when she set
fire 10 her clothing. DR. Rose was
called and found the child considerably
burned about the body but ne aid not
think her injuries would prove very
serious.
Mary cavitt was arral~ned in the
district court this morning on The
charge OF maintaining ntlor nul-
sance and house OF IN fame. and upon
two charges Of keeping LIQUOR for sale.
She plea lei not guilty ana was ordered
held in the sum OF $1,000 for the first
case. and in 800 for each selling case
for trial on February ii.
About half-past o'clock this morn
ing Patrolman Ahearn and Robinson
heard the sound of breaking glass. and
saw two men leave the hallway OF the
building Ct 1873 Westminstcr street. An
examination showed that the glass I'm
a swinging door had been shattered
The men. who gave their names as
Henry McDoe and William Walton.
were taken 20 the Central Station.
Early last evening Bernard Dorsey
Is years Old. ern' yed ~ Sweets stable
on Pine street. was i'ekci IN the abdo-
men by t.fsa. lie suffered 50 much
from, pain That an anrbuiance was sum-
rnoned from tn Rb1er Island uospl-
tai. Dr. Grifn who vas n charr, ~
the ambul1nre. found that the man was
not hurt p. ',flt nr - first appeared.
internal iniUfcs may have resulted
from the blow. and for a day or so q
VIII be impossible for the hospital au-
thorities to state how seriously the man
was Injured