The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-04

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IF, W. Bourdllon in Spectator
James sackett was fined $40 ana COSTS
fn the sixth district court today FOR
keeping an unlicensed dog.
Somebody entered Charles Aliens
barn. at the rear of No. S5 Lockwood
street, Tuesday night, and stole 500
horse Blanket
Miss Margaret l.. Eckley of the Tab
ernacle, taught next Sundays lesson at
the Primary Union in Lyceum Hall T.
NJ. C. A. this afternoon
In the Newport cause OF Elizabeth
A Barber VS.. William H. Westcott
admr Ell ais decree was entered in
the appellate court today confirming
The masters report.
Tomorrow night Gov. Dyer and staff
will officially visit the fair in Infantry
hall which is being conducted for the
benefit OF st. Joseph's hospital. A large
attendance is expected.
Chief OF Police Kaull came hare from
Newport today, and took back with him
Edward Suttler, who is wanted in that
city for the alleged wrongful conver-
sion of two bales of rags.
Annie Lowenthal of No. 233 Chalk
stone avenue, attended Hebrew we'd
ding at Hadley's hall last night
When the festivities were over, Annie
looked in vain for a $l5 sacque.
Joseph Brennan was sent TO the farm
for months by Judge Sweetland. this
morning. on his acknowledgment that
the allegation against him that he was
n sturdy beggar was quite true.
Ellen Butts reports that while her
horse and buggy were left standing on
Point street, near Prairie avenue. lasl
evening, some person stole from the
vehicle a black and red checked horse.
blanket. valued at 81.
Mr.. S. yintsn Brown, a member OF
the class OF 80 at Brown University, will
address the college Y. M. G. A. this
evening on "Burmah." The object OF
the meeting will be the consideration
of the work of Mr. Randall, Browns
missionary in Burmah.
Mabel Johnson was arraigned in tn
Sixth district court, today. and pleade,
guilty 10 being a common night walker
She was placed on probation until Jan
uary 5th Lizzie Wing. up as common
drunkard, had her case continued, oI
probation, until March 9Th.
The work OF completing the fou
tourelles. Ranking the dome OF the neN
state house was begun. today. The dom
is completed. With the exception of tn
circular extension at the base OF th
lantern and which Will afford a splendi
view OF the surrounding country, an
the statue which will cap the lantern.
James Moran was warned by Agen
Smith OF the Anti-Cruelty Society, o'
Monday. to des'st using a horse whic
ne had harnesed into a tip-cart. Th
horse had very sore back This morn
ing. Mr.. Smith went out prospecting
and found that Moran was still usin
the horse. lie arrested Moran. an
brought him before Judge Sweetlant
who imposed a fine of SIS and costs.
The big banking houses, under IN
leadership OF the Hospital Trust com
pany. are TO restore the rates of inter
Ell on balances from lik TO per cent
The rate was reduced from per cen;
in July last. and many Of the large
banking houses followed suit Yester
day the Hospital Trust company an
nounced ? per cent. fnterest on bal
ances. and 1t is stated that this rat
will now be maintained.
Victor Allaire. Sr.. father OF victo
AIIaIre. Jr.. the young Woonsockete
who perqshed in the Klondike region
Hast spring. callbl at the Office OF Chi,
Baker. this noon. The relatives OF NJ
chael Daily. OF Olneyville and Of Rog.
Prevosf. Of Brookville. near Brocktol
Mass. have been Ssnt for and whe
they Jointly give Chief Baker the an
thority TO do so he will send 20 Ran
part city. Alaska, for the personal e
fects found with the bodies Of the Il
fated hunters for gold.
Edward J. Stephens, believed 10 !
the first yarn printer I'm this countr'
died yesterday at his home on BLACK
stone avenue I'm Pawtucket. He wa
81. His disease was dropsy. He cam
here from England. and was for a tim
employed at the works Of the Dunno
Manufacturing company as a caiic
printer. I'm 1860 he formed a partner
shin with Hiram Green I'm the yari
printing business on jerks lane and u
1890 perfected a machine for the print
fng Of yarn. He leaves wife ans
adopted daughter.