The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-01

It's pretty BOOu Norlu TOT all tndt
Cleveland Leader.
Eugene Chanase. OF Bowdoin street.
lost his wheel at Crescent park last
evening.
jacob Cohen. OF No. 81 Peace street.
had his wheel stolen from Weybosset
street. last evening.
The Elmwood Paper Box Company's
delivery wagon was run into by an
electric car. on Broad street, yester-
day. One wheel was smashed.
Hose T. at $50 yesterday, was called
TO put out supposed fire at No. 10
Dyer street. Burning paper and
smoky stove caused the alarm.
Charles A. Anderson, of Lakewood.
reports that his bay horse and open
buggy were stolen from in front OF
Dave Lawyers place in Warwick, last
night.
John Bowie, colored. pleaded guilty
in the Sixth district court to-day of
being common drunkard. and was
sentenced to the State farm for nine
months.
At a. m. to-day some boys entered
w~s. Davis yard. 1874 Elmwood avenue,
and tore up and carried awy a guam
tity OF plants. One OF them. Edward
Cannon, was arrested.
T,fcJ,ard ycboaaId Uas a araignod IL
the Sixth district court to-day for the
theft of 25 cents worth of coal from
Edward j. Doe. He pleaded guilty
and was fined 81 and costs.
Late yesterday afternoon Thomas Nc
Loughln employed at the Household
Furniture company's store on Weybos-
set street, while trying to reach a scut-
tile by means of a ladder fell to the floor
and his wrist was fractured.
Mrs. Barbara Peck, of No. 80 Ham
alton place, reported that last night
her house was entered by the use of
false key, and that her trunk was
broken open and stocking. contain
ing $3.50 in s. bills. was stolen.
James Harden went to Rhodes-on-
the-Pawtuxet last evening and left his
bicycle leaning against tree while he
visited the dance hall When he reutrn-
ed the wheel was not to be found where
ne left IT, nor has he yet recovered IL.
BY invitation OF Pres't Lake, Gen.
wanton S. Webb is going to speak
before the Rhode Island Press club. at
the rooms. As Weybosset street, Sat-
urday afternoon. at 2 O'clock. on his
Philippines from whence he is just re-
turned
Joseph Earle and Edmund Della
ney. IL years old. were before the
Sixth district court this morning for
defacing the barn of Theodore V. Mat
eson on fremont street The boys
out OF pure mischief ripped shingles
guilty and were fined IS and costs
each.
Mr.. James L. Dudley will speak on
Boys Clubs and what they are ac-
complishing at the meeting OF the w.
c. T. u. at 67 Sabin street. Friday
afternoon at o'clock. Mr.. Dudley
represents the New England Associa-
tion OF Boys Clubs. so speaks from
a practical rather than a theoretical
side OF the movement.
Frank Rodgers. who has frequently
been in the courts, was arraigned be-
fore Judge Sweetland. to-day, for the
theft OF a coat and vest from Thomas
Boyd, OF the value OF s.. lie
pleaded guilty, and was about TO be
fined when he claimed that a man
came along and gave him the property
Judge Sweetland tried TO put the mar
down as not guilty. whereupon Rodg.
ers recanted. insisted that he was
guilty and got a sentence of thirty
days In jail.
The 12sth annual meeting OF the Field
Fountain society was held yesterday
Gen. Thomas w. Chase was elected
moderator. Sam II. Bullock treasurer
and Albert @. Carpenter clerk. Tn,
stanoing committee is as follows: Al.
bert @. Carpenter. Gen. Thomas w
Chace and James Campbell. Charlie.
W. Bowen was appointed ar auditor
The report OF the treasurer showed d
cash balance. II In not every treasurer
that reads his report from as obi n boob
a. Mr.. Bullock did. The book containl
the records OF the society from May 25
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