The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-15

In rhyme. and sends TO Kipling.
N. Y. Tribune.
Peter Fox, IS years old, has been
missing from No. 60 Trenton street
since o'clock last night.
James Taylor reports that a childs
express wagon was stolen frim his yard
at No. 159 Holden street. yesterday.
Edward Abbott and Edward Parry
were fined s. and costs each i'm the
police court to-day for revelling on SUI
perior street last night. The arrests
were made by strolmen Burns and
Cannon.
Through an unfortunate error the
name OF 'yhe writer OF the poem on
Amos Perry, printed In the News last
evening was given as Thomas CAL
lagher. 1t should have been Francis
Gallagher.
Lillian Richards was arraigned in the
Sixth District oourc to-day upon a war
rant alleging that she kept a house of
ill-fame on Dyer street. She pleaded
not guilty and was held in $1,000 for
trial next Fr.cay.
John McDoncugh and Josephine
Stone were before Judge Sweetland to-
day charged with keeping a house Of
kl-fsme on Dyer street. Pleading not
guilty they were Geld in $1,000 each for
trial next Friday.
Patrick Carroll. working for the
sewer department. was overcome by
gas In a manhole at the corner of South
Main and wickenden streets. at
o'clock this morning. and was sent 10
his home on Bowdoin street for treat
ment.
Theresa Bromley. 30 years old, was
found dead in bed by her husband Al
bert. at $3.50 p. m. yesterday. DIR. Pal
mer was called and declared that death
had resulted from heart failure. The
Bromleys resided at No. 10 Amherst
street.
Gsvanni Tausiuco Z years old, resid-
fng at No. los Cedar street. was riding
ON a low gear, on Atwells avenue at
4. 80 .. m, yesterday. He slipped. fell
of and a wheel passed over his leg.
breaking 1T. The lai was treated at
his fathers home.
George Z. Phillips pleaded not guilty
in the sixth District court to-day TO the
charge Of maliciously driving Of the
a,orse end carriage belonging to Albert
r. Nickerson. and was held In 5000 for
trial next Friday. subsequently he
rtraeted and was fined SIS and costs.
costs.
Frederick A. Winslow. street
"fakir." was before Judge Sweelan1
to-day for carrying concealed
weapon. to wit. razor. He at first
pleaded ry5t guilty and was held In $500
for tr al on Friday; but reconsdering
he came Ia the conclusion that Che was
guilty ard was fined $40 and costs
Aeout II o'clock last night an alarm
was se-t cut from box "A by Patrolman
Ahenrn fer fire in Thomas Browns
ccnfectscaery store at GS5 Westminster
street. The fire sta;std In rubbish |
urder a counter and burned shelves and |
woodwork. All the candy in the store |
was sponcd by ether smoke or water.
Tic dGnsase viii amount to about $50.
About 40 personal invitations were
Gent out by Executive secrptaryG Gorge
OF the mayors Office for the citizsns'
melting 80 be held this afternoon. in or
der to devise means W aiding the Porto |
Ricans VINO have suffered by the Sc
we're stern. Ii is expected that there
will be good-sz zed gathering, al
though NJ this season % the year many
people GRE OUT of town.
Angelartonio Nolarantanoi was fined
SO and costs In the Sixth District court
to-day for an assault on Michael King.
The natter Is a sewing machine agent
nrd on the 7:h inst. was followed into
4 place on Douglas avenue by the re-
epondent, who wanted TO know why he
King. had not been TO his. the respond
cnt's house. TO fix a machine as he ha
agreed to. King said that he had been
to tche house once for that purpose and
In0t n NOIidH Iiht Sa4itu MIN n vile
name ard he didn't propose TO make
another call. whereupon the respond
ent slapped Kings face.
For the benefit OF one who has doubt
ed the statement relative 20 the heights
Of the new state house and Of the Banl-
gan building. this information is
given. The height OF the Bangan |
building. from the surface Of the side
walk TO the cornice IL 12o feet. The |
height OF the new state house. from the
terrace to the foot OF the statue. which
10 10 surmount the lantern. Is TO be 2s5
feel. From the surface Of the square
table on the roof Of the state house. e.
lhe top Of the lantern, the height will
be 15e feet inches. The staue will
add at least 20 feet, making a total
height OF the dome OF 10 feet. If the
Danigan building should be placed or
~ tobbe under the dome its roof would
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