The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-03-30

seventeen ulunkdlNS were Hntu III
the police court today.
A chimney fire i'm a house on Mad
ison street was extlnguished by Hose
II yesterday afternoon before any ma
terial camage was done.
John Tally. l9 years old. amused him.
self by throwing stones on Abbott
street. yesterday. and in the police
court today he was fined s. ana costs.
Patrolman f. II. Anthony found a
bicycle on Westminster street. at $3.50
O'Clock, yesterday afternoon, and later
delivered 1t to the owner. r. w. Will
lard.
The regular meeting OF the School
Committee Will be held in the School
Committee Room OF the Classical High
school building at s o'clock p. m. to-
morrow evening.
Joseph Wally. 16 years old, had a
dispute with Peter Papazlan, another
boy yesterday. and slapped his face.
Today Judge Sweetland assessed him
s. and costs for his folly.
Mrs Mary Little. Of No. IA Lake
street. lost a black leather purse con-
taining s5.57 in cash and an Easter Of
fering card. somewhere on Point and
Richmond streets, yesterday.
Mrs. Mary Barrow. OF No. l55 At
wells avenue. reports that on the night
of March 2Sth.. somebody stole a bureau
scarf. commoie scarf and a bolster
cover from her clothes line.
At the Central Congregational
Church. Angel street. this evening at
7:45 o'clock will be held the last in the
~ series OF special Lenten services. The
pastor. Edward C. Moore. will prrtch.
At s o'clock last evening, Theresa
Kraus. 8 years OF age was knocked
down and slightly injured on North
Main street by team driven by Archi-
bald Jersky, She was removed 70 her
home at Burr's Lane.
George A. Wlckes OF No. 242 Rugby
street. reports that at some time with
In the last two weeks. somebody stole
from his house. a black silk dress
skirt, valued at $3.50 and az silver half
dollars, dating from 1912 to 1886.
William I. Powers. the Consolidated
baggage handler who was so badly
crushed at the Union Station. yesterday
will recover. No bones were broken
and the contusions. although very Sc
we're. will lead TO no serious results.
A telephone message was received at
police headquarters, today, from the
Bridgewater. Mass, insane asylum SUI
perintendent. to the effect that Thomas
Sullivan, 55 years old and Warren
Leonard, 50 years old, escaped from
that institution during last night. Both
men are arrayed in the asylum suits
OF red trouser cloth.
William II. Marshall who has been
connected with the Narragansett Hotel
during the management of Messrs. Hall
and Johnson. will sever his connection
with that house tomorrow evening
Mr.. Marshall who has made many
fritn4s during his stay here. will on
May ]. assume control or the Waldo
House at Worcester. Mass.
The inmates OF the Home for Aged
Men witnessed the performance Of
sway Down East" yesterday after
noon AT the Providence Opera House
through the kindness OF Manager Wen
delschaefer. The Union Railroad, with
its usual courtesy when the old men at
the Home are invited out for good
60 and from the opera House.
The report OF Coroner Lincoln on the
death OF Patrick w Mckay, who was
killed at Harbor Junction wharf on
Dec. Is. has been fled In the Common
Pleas division OF the Supreme Court.
Mckay fell from train OF empty coal
eondolas and was struck by the wheels
OF moving car The Coroner finds
that death was due to shock arising
from internal chest Injuries from vlo-
lence. and that death was not caused
by anyone. but by misfortune.
There was good attendance at the
concert given in knights OF Columbus
hall last evening for the benefit ofJohn
Morrison. Each person In attendance
received copy Of the "Old Stone Mil
Waltz" by John Morrison. which Is
dedicated 10 Mons. Faucher. The pro-
gram was as follows: Cornet solo.
"Palms." George II. Tracy; vocal solo.
ma Lullaby" Joseph Duhalne: violin
colo. % ana last movement. Concerto
vieuxtemps." Henri J. Faucher: cor
net solo. Holy city" tenor solo. Dear
Heart" Joseph Duhsine; violin solo,
'old stone MIll Waltz" Henri J. Fau-
cher.