The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-21

Your records clean and eleat.
w.W do you halt? For en'lless bliss
You will enjoy up here
Il know" replied the soul, but then
die not want to roam.
YoI see. had TO leave the earta
lie Dewey got back iome
--McLandburgh Wilson in Judge.
Mary A. Nichols Of Newport has
been granted widows pension of IS
a month.
Henry u. Jackson was fined $50 and
costs. in the Sixth district court, today
for carrying a concealed weapon.
Stella Ebblns, colored, IA years old,
has been missing from No. West
Hoyle street, since yesterday noon.
Robert Robertson OF No. 1874 West
minister street, reports a can of milk
stolen from in front of his store on
Thursday morning.
Miss Nellie Cosgrove OF No 40 Bene-
fit street. reports at at II o'clock last
night, she detected man in the act Of
trying to force the back door of her
house. She made a noise, and the man
went away.
James B. Mcclure, newly-appointed
patrolman. reported for duty at the
Third station. at roll call, last night,
and Patrolman Travers O'Connor was
at the same time transferred from the
Third TO t1Ie rfrtn srar1Ou.
At $50 this morning, William Dona-
hoe discovered fire on the third floor
of the house at No. AZ Aborn street, oc-
cupied by Mary Frasier, and warned
the occupants. a lace curtain had
caught fire from a gas jet. Damage
slight.
The alarm from box 2S3 this morn.
ing was for a supposed fire i'm J. II
Higgins house. on Carlisle street, near
Roger Williams park. The house was
filled with smoke and the inmates be-
came quite alarmed. The firemen found
that the smoke came from the furnace.
Hugh Martin, who was evidently un-
der the influence of ardent water made
an assault on Pasquali Riccio a chest
nut vender, who was located near the
corner Westminster and Union streets.
Officers Martin and Lyons took Martin
10 the Central police station. Today.
Martin was arraigned, and pleading not
guilty. was held in 5000 for trial next
Thursday.
Special officer Armstrong Of station
IA. i'm the Brighton district of Boston
came here today to take back Charles
J. Mahoney. a railroad freight brake
man. who was arrested early this
morning by Detective Parker. Mahoney
was located in a saloon on North Main
near Smith street. Two men employed
by the b. and A. broke into freight car.
at Cottage Farm. a station on that
road. and stole shoes and underwear.
w. y. Gully. the other man. got two
and half year sentence.
Detective Cannon. last evening. ar
rested Herbert T.. Bryant. "A molder.
who Is charged with having made an
assault on Frank Willett. on the night
of October IS. Willett is also a rnolder
and Is employed at Carpenters foundry.
where Bryant was formerly employed.
ON the night OF the assault. Willett was
walking on Cedar street. when he was
met by two men. one Of whom Knocked
him down, and beat and kicked him Sc
verely. The police worked ON the case
and Detective Cannon finally succeeded
in running down his manon North Main
street, last night. The prisoner was
positively identified. and confessed IN
the crime lie was locked up M the
Central police station. Bryant stated
that the man who was with him when
he assault was made took no mart
whatever In the affair. Rrvs,,
was ARA gned in the Sixth district
court, today. and Chief Raker
Informed Judge Sweetland that Wiliet,
who is but 20 years old. had both eves
blackened. his nose beaten in. and no
received a wicked kick on the ten,nl.
Bryant -leaded guilty and Jpd,o
sweetland bound him over to the graad
jury in $500 for making an arrravat.s
assault.