The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-22


Hose extingushed a chimney fire in
the cottage house at 2l2 Dexter st. yes
ferday afternoon. No damage.
Joseph Menievie 1S years old. of es7
Westminster ST.. left home on the 21st
instant to go to school. His parents had
not heard from him since.
The sewer complaint against John
banigan was called in the Sixth dis
trict court. today, and was still further
coGtinued until October 27th.
The complaint against Edward Nc
BIlde' Tor carrying concealed weapon.
was today. in the Sixth district court.
dismissed upon payment of costs.
john NJ. Sharp was fined 500 and costs
in the Sixth district court. TODAY. on
each of two complaints for using horses
unit for work He took an appeal
John J. Brennan, who runs the nevs
stand a.; the Fox Point depot. reports
that his place was broken open Thurs
Gay night, and that 80 cents worth Of
cigars were stolen
81 1Jhn Batchelor was before Judge
Stseetland today, for cruelty over-driv-
Ing horse that was unfit for labor. He
denied the charge. and was held in 5000
for trial next Tuesday
George Jansen pleaded not guilty in |
the Sixth police court today. OF an as
sault upon Albion Keinston. and was
held in 5000 for trial next Tuesday. jan
sen struck Keinspon in the face.
vincenzo Morocco. Michale Reuzi
Rafael Reuzi and Antonio Battesitini |
were fined 81 each in the Juvenile court, |
today for stealing grapes from the yard |
of Geo. l.. Pierce. No. ~ Broad street
The Christian Workers of this city
will meeet at THE Hebrew Messlanic !
Mission, No. 45o North Main street |
this evening at 745 p. nm. Rev. Charles |
F. Clarke, pastor OF the Branch Avenue |
Baptist church. will lead the meeting.
An are invited.
The two alarms pulled in from boxes
2Sl and 232 just before o'clock this
morning, was for a slight fire in Daniel
+. Holmes g. Cos plumbing shop. at
NO. S. Eddy street A small quantity of
oakum was burned and some wood
work was slightly scorched. The dam
age was inconsequential
While driving down Pine street short
iy after O'Clock last evening, James
McGirl's team ran into some barrels
that had been placed around a man. |
hole. McGirl was thrown to the ground.
and was cut and bruised about the head
and face. He was removed 10 the Rhode
Island Hospital In an ambulance.
Robert Burns admitted sufficient evi-
dence to convict him of an assault upon
Alma Couley. In Judge Sweetland's
court, today, and beins. sentenced TO the
county jaii for 20 days, took an appeal.
Burns met the witness on the street
when he was in the company of another
man. and struck him in the face.
James Cole was at work AT w @
knott's store, No. IA Olneyville square.
Yesterday afternoon. intending to place
sn ss5 pane OF glass in window. A
gust OF wind struck the pane and blew
Z over. knocking 1t into small pieces.
)ne of the fragments struck George
ghIasher and cut him on his shoulder
Patrick and Timothy Sullivan were 20
nve been tried in the Sixth district l
'ourt. today. for assaulting Patrolmen {
towards and Feeley,in aManton avenue [
alcon, one night last week The officers S
vent into the place to arrest one of the
rothers, VINO was assaulting another v
nan. and were felled by blows given {
'ith bottle. The brothers were up for Il
hese assaults, and for obstructing the e
Ulcers. They waived exay-1nations. and a
'ere held for the grand jury in $500 on Z
ach complaint. p