The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-13

Work demonstrating the second OF the
four tourelles on the now capitol was
begun today,
Peter Judge was sent to the farm for
nine months. by Judge Sweetland To-
day for being common drunkard.
Charles f.. White formerly captain
of hook ara ladder No !, and who re-
signed from the fire department on
Sept. 2S. 1883 died Wednesday from
the rupture Of a small bloodvessel in
his head. He had been suffering from
rheumatism for quite a while.
Joseph Michaelaje and Antonio
D'Lolio were arraigned In the Juvenile
court. today on the charge Of truancy.
The first named lads case was con-
tlnued until next Tuesday, for trial.
DLoMo was sent TO the reform school
for two years.
Gov Elisha Over. with several MEM
bers of his staff and some Of the state
officials. has accepted an invitation 10
attend the Dewey celebration in Ros-
ton and will leave for the Hub this aft
ernoon. The Rhode Island party viii
be the guests OF the state Of Massa-
chusetts and rooms have been assigned
to them at the Hotel Touraine
Joseph e. Brown, a boy has been
missing from No. 276 wickeuden street
since October 10th, James f. Lothian,
Is years old, from No. 81 Tel street.
s'nce Tuesday, and Mary Hayden. l3,
colored. from 70 Courtland street. since
yesterday noon. The Lothian boy was
last seen with a travelling violinist, and
was singing in down town bar-rooms.
The Col. j. J. Donnelly, who commit
ted suicide in western city few days
ago. and whom the telegraphic dispatch
said formerly resided in this ciy. dil
j eside her about 2s years aga lie was
draughtsman. and was employed at
the Rhode Island Locomotive works.
His people resided on Federal htft. col
Donnelly acquired his title in the civil
war
Elmer f. Moody. by profession a
street car conductor, but by habit. ac-
cording TO the police, a sneak thief
pleaded guilty to the larceny of a $50
diamond ring from Sarah NJ. Somer-
VILE, and was bound over to the grand
jury, in $500. Moody applied at a board
ing house. at No. los Clifford street, for
meals. a few days ago. and, watching
his chance, stole into a room and pur-
loined the ring. He belongs in Boston.
Rev ]. r. Fulton has been preaching
every evening this week at the Fourth
Baptist church, and has attracted con-
s;antly increasing audiences. lIe was
formerly pastor of the fremont Tenn
Ile where large congregations listened
20 his eloqutn sermons. Rev. Mr.. Full
ton Will preach. tonight. at the Fourth
Baptist church, at the morning and ev-
ening services on Sunday, and every
evening next week.
Elizabeth A. Lewis, IA, and Mary Kit
tell. Is years DID, pleaded guilty in the
juvenile court, today. 70 the charge Of
being idle persons Sentence was de-
ferred ur;il February 9Th. In the
meantime they will be in the custody of
Mss Denehy. the probation officer.
Earlier in the week, a middle-aged man
was bound over to the grand jury on his
plea Of carnally knowing the Lewis
girl. All three were in one room when
the arrest was made.
Work on the Webster memorial at
ST. Stephens has been suspended for
three weeks and viii not be reSumcl /
FOR another three weeks The bricks |
for the outer surface OF the walls arc |
TO be OF dark gray tint to match the |
stone work OF the main edince. The
contractors received a quantity OF brick /
which shaded On the yellow and these
being rejected an entirely now lot had |
20 be specially made and baked and six |
weeks times was asked for by the con- |
tractors.
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