The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-07


1t was the merry May.
Chicago Times-Herald.
May Rocco IL years old. has been
missing from No. McAvoy street since
the Sd inst.
Eugene Shawcross. a boy, was fined
81 in the Juvenile court today for the
theft OF 81 from the Shepard Co.
Joseph McCormick's horses, attached
to tip cart. ran into William Douglas
wagon on Angel street yesterday and
broke its forward axle.
Grace Willard. IL years old. was Bit
ten on the hand by a dog when on
Cranston street yesterday afternoon.
DR.. Phillips cauterized the wounds.
A bay horse. hitched to buggy. was
found on Custom House street at IL
o'clock last night. Patrolman Luby
put it up at Franklin Bros. stable.
The alarm from box 245. at 12:45 this
morning, was for a slight fire in Cath
crime Logans tenement. No. l12 Pine
street caused by an exploding lamp
James Rehil denied the theft of So
in cash from John Kaveney. when ar
raigned in the Sixth district court to-
day and was held in 5000 for trial on
Friday.
Joseph Collins, while riding his wheel
on Broad street, last night, collded
with another wheelman. The fork OF
his wheel was broken and his ear and
lip were cut.
A charity party will be given at the
Eloise tonight for the benefit of st.
Elizabeths home. There will be con-
cert music from to 3 o'clock and dane
ing from to II.
Mrs. William II. Nichols Of 231 Fed
eral street fell from her bicycle last
evening and sprained an ankle. She
was riding on Federal near Vinton
street. DR.. Williams attended her.
The recital given at the Savoy last
evening by the violin pupils of Miss
Evangeline Larry proved to be most
enjoyabls. Miss Maud Rees, contralto,
and Miss Fannie Cliff, pianist. assisted.
Patrick ]. Sullivan was fined IS and
costs for reveiling on Shipee street and
Fred Kelly s. and costs for revclliig
on Public street by Judge Southwick
IN the police court today. Kelly took
an appeal.
Small boys throwing a piece of ice at
a pair OF horses attached TO Philip
Burrs ice wagon, when IL was on AR.
mold street, yesterday afternoon, caus-
ed the horses to run away and to de-
molish a fence.
Gioyanni Mazzei, the Calabrasi who
assaulted and cut Henry NJ. Larn with
terd.y, pleaded not guilty before Judge
Sweetland today and was held in 500
for trial next Tuesday
Tomorrow afternoon the Veteran Cit
liens Historical association will hold
memorial service i'm honor OF the late
Reuben A. Guild In the Mathewson
Street NJ. l.. church. Daniel A. Cook
and others will make addresses.
Ernest Lawson. while riding his
wheel on Hope street last night was
run down by another wheelman. His
face and arm was iacerated and his
bicycle fork broken. Or. Keeney at
tended him and then he went to hi,
home on clifford street.
An enjoyable recital was given In the
Butler exchange last evening by the
piano pupils Of Miss Eleanor B. Sproat.
assisted by Miss Bertha G. Mlliken,
vlolinist. The program was an excel
lent one and each number received an
excellent rendering.
The Primary union held its regular
meeting In the vestry OF the First Bap-
tist church this afternoon al 4:3O u. m.
at the close OF the session Of the Bap-
tist Sunday school convention. Mrs.
o. A. Skin Of the Cranston Street Bap-
tist church taught the lesson Miss
Maizie Blaikie OF West Medford, Mass..
made an address.
Russell Munro, William Fisher. Err
nest Fisher and Frank Maher. small
boys. bathed In the Mashapaug pond
yesterday without wearing tights. Sew
eral complaints had been made by tho
residents OF streets contiguous TO the
pond. and Patrolman Harvey arrested
this quartette. They were fined 81 each
n the police court today.