The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-03-06

Who hasn't a family tree,
But he has an electric plant.
Washington Post.
Franklin V. searle. Foster Centre.
has been granted pension Of $40 a
month.
In the police court this morning ten
persons were fined s. and costs each
for indecent intoxication.
Louis Duskey was fined s. and costs
for revelling on Westminster street ia
the police court yesterday morning.
The police association met at 8
O'Clock this afternoon in the old CEN
tral police station on Canal street and
took action on an important amend
ment to the bylaws.
Lcander Chase, one of the best
known livery stabl$ keepers in the
state died at his home on Ia Durfee
street yesterday. His stable. the larg-
est in the city. is on Dodge street.
In the district court this morning
George II. Baker pleaded not guilty to
the charge of assault on William A.
Phillips and was ordered held in the
sum of 500 for trial on Friday.
Before Judge Sweetland this morn
ing Giovannella Ma'o pleaded not gull
fy to the charge of assault on Vim
cenjo Corona and was ordered held in
the sum OF $500 for trial on Friday next.
Yesterday afternoon one of the en-
ployes of the Hawley brewery fell
down flight of stairs at the brewery
and was severely hur. He was re-
moved TO his home on Atwell's avenue
in an ambulance.
Waldo Graves charged with not keep
ing his name conspicuously displayed
on his milk-cart was arralgned before
Judge Sweetland this morning. Graves
pleaded not guilty and was ordered
held in the sum of 5000 for trial on Fri
day next.
erny were arraigned in the police court
this morning charged with revelllng on
East Thansit street and were fined 50
and costs each: William Jackson for
revelling on Walnut street was fined
s. and costs.
Lester S. Brownell a deaf and dumb
man was arraigned in the district
court this morning charged with as
sault on his mother. Georgiana Brow
nell. Brownell pleaded not guilty and
was ordered held in the sum of $500 for
trial on Friday.
Josephine Thompson, a young wom-
an, was arraigned in the distrist court
this morning on the charge Of stealing
from the person OF CORTLAND d. Lam
phere a watch. Josephine pleaded not
guilty and was held in the sum of $500
for trial on Friday.
In the district court this morning
Aaron Bayajian was arraigned on the
charge Of not having his milk measures
sealed neither i'm the town OF Rehoboth
where he lives nor in the city of Prov
jdence where he sells his milk. Bayajlan
pleaded not guilty and was ordered
held in the sum OF Sl0O Tor trial next
Friday.
1t has been dc. ,ded Ly the executive
committee OF the American Thread
Company to complete the William
Clark company's plant at Westerly.
which means that the finished mills
will contain $4,000 spinning splndles and
over 10000 twisting spindles with the
necessary finishing machinery to han
die the product Of these splndles This
Is more than double the present capac-
ity and will necessitate the employ
ment OF $50 extra hands.
There have been several valuable adj
ditions 90 the Art Museum at Roger
Williams Park recently and among
these Is a fine collection OF birds dom
ated by Mr.. Charles II. Smith. The
collection has been mounted. but the
cases are lacking. and IL Is feared that
Mr. Smith viii take them away unless
the city will display them properly as
required under the terms Of the gift
These eases would cost from $1,000 10
$4,000. and Chairman Deming Of the
part commission is very deslrous of
retaining the collection. but the com
missioncrs have no funds In their pos
session for fitting mp the exhibition
room. The matter VIII probably be
called once more TO the attention Of the
city council