The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-05-20


SO and costs in Judge Sweetland's court
today, for the theft of watch. chain
and pin from Theodore w. Foster &
Co.
Mary Giblin was arrested on Bush
street, last evening, on the charge of
being common railer and brawler. and
Will be he'd in the. 9Th district court
next Tuesday.
Michael Sullivan pleaded not guilty
IN the 9th district court. today, to main
talning liquor nuisance. lie pleaded
not guilty and was held in $1,000 for trial
next Tuesday.
Rose Peyno. OF No. sos Benefit street.
reports that yesterday afternoon her
house was entered by the back door
which she had left unlocked. and that
$40 cloak was stolen.
Patrolman w. S. Bowen found a c.y
astray on Friendship street at 1880 a.
m, yesterday, and stabbed IL on Myrtle
street. Later its owner, Mrs. Kelly. of
No. 2S5 Prairie avenue, called for It.
Lawrence McCardle. OF No. 81 Cargill
street, was in the 9Th district court.
today. charged with not removing a
screen from his bar-room window. He
pleaded guilty and as the offense was
technical one. he was allowed TO depart
on payment of costs.
John Downing. son of Thomas Down
Ing. residing at No. 81 CargilI street.
went into Robert McElroy's store. No.
10 Cargill street. yesterday, and there
was bitten on the face by a dog. His
mother took him to the Homeopathic
hospital for treatment.
Crank Hageney- had his left ann -ter.,
of below the elbow in a picker at the
Blackstone Cotton Company's mill at
Blackstone. Mass. yesterday afternoon.
The unfortunate man lost great deal
or blood and sustained severe shock.
but the doctors say he will recover.
Gilbert Whittemore of No. Whitte-
more street. ran down a small boy at |
the corner of Washington and Mathew |
son streets. yesterday afternoon. The
boy, whose name could not be ascer-
tanned, was not hurt. He stepped in
front of Whittemore's wheel and the
accident appeared to be unavoidable.
A horse attached TO buggy. belong
Ing TO the Rhode Island stables, ran
away from North Main to West Ex-
,hange streets at lis p. m, yesterday.
The animal plunged over the open
iitches in Exchange Place and took
great chances OF breaking his legs and
smashing the buggy; but not bit of
Iamage was done.
At ll:l5 p. m, yesterday. Thomas
Duffy, 81 years old, residing on Valley
treet, fell into the dock, at the foot of
lanes street, and was rescued from
lrowning by Frederick williams. night
vatchman for the Providence Tow
Soat Company. who jumped In and put
rope about his shoulders. This is the
econd rescue of the same kind made
" Williams this month.
Lawrence Kelly was fired 80 and
osts, In the police court. today, for 8
runkenness. He was later arraigned
the 9th district court on the charge I
Z cruelty to his horse, which. when Z
e was driving up Friendship street. ]
esterday afternoon, he repeatedly
truck with manure fork; rT1ttfng the
nimars back and hips. Kelly pleaded 4
ot guilty and was held In $500 for trial Z
ext Tuesday.
Under the will Of Mary Crane. which {
as been filed for probate in the NUM- n
ipai Court, st. Joseph's Hospital will q
eceve $1,000. The testatrix after pro- u
iding for the payment OF funeral ex- | !,
enses. bequeaths to the hospital $1,000 o
nd TO ST. Joseph's Church $500. Some y
slatives are remembered by smaller !
inns, and brother and niece are give,
each. Attorney p. ]. Mccarthy is
Secutor under the will.
Marie Mildner's place. No. 3 Jackson %
rect, was raided last night. All the
were arrested and brought
sfore Judge sweetland today. Miss
Iildner waived an examination and a
as held for the grand jury in SiCcO $,
n Keeping house OF ill-fame. Lillian ci
lloyd. Lena Crawford and Gertrude }.
evere admitted sufficient evidence 20 n
'nvict and were sentenced to the state W
rm for six montse each. The Lloyd NJ
oman and Thomas Lotten were fined a.
Q and costs each for Illicit conduct. NJ
Ladies Night was observed by the nj
cteran Firemen's Association last
'ening In the hall on South Main NJ
rect AT o'clock the members with =,
'eir wives and lady friends sat down G
a savory chowder prepared under es
'e direction of Capt. George Hunt y
fter supper remarks were made by -
resident Eddy and Tx President Hail.
concluding his remarks Mr. Hall
uled 10 the platform Miss Elga r..
elson and Miss Marguerite III. Fisher.
each of whom he presented a hand ~
me diamond ring a. first and second m
izes respectively for having sold the ne
rsest number OF admission tickets. A 81