The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-03-29

Nine oNer-indulgefS In lntONlcantS In
the police court today.
AT 1915 yesterday afternoon n horse
belonging to the Cummings laundry.
ran away ON Sabln street and was
caught on Fountain street by Michael
Hunt. No damage.
Patrolman Thomas Wolf found
mule, harnessed into an express wag-
on, on North Main street. at o'clock
last night, and later delivered 1t TO John
Gray, OF Randall street.
Frank T.. Smith. Johnston milk
dealer. was before the Sixth district
court today on the charge OF selling
impure milk He admitted sufficient
evidence to convict. was fined $40 and
costs and took an appeal.
George Calvin. 3 years old, was found
astray on Parade street at GAS o'clock
last night by Patrolman Bartlett and
sent TO the Fourth station, thence to
the Charity building for the night.
At $50 o'clock yesterday morning
Patrolman Charnley found a horse and
buggy astray on Broad street. near
Laura avenue. which he delivered To
Daniel j. Seymour, of No. III Adelaide
avenue.
Mrs. j. c. Kimball, OF the Central
CONGREGATIONAL church, taught -the-ies-
son at the meeting of the Primary
union this afternoon at Ais in Y NJ. G.
A. hall. The second report of the child
study reading will be given.
Early this morning a man who is
probably a thief broke a window I'm
the store OF Edward Baker at 6l9 West
minister street. He started to crawl
into the store through the opening he
had made. but was frightened away.
At 1850 last night Patrolman Jones
found water running in the building,
No. 119 Aldrich street, and notified the
owner. o. a. Hodges, OF No. AL Foun-
tain street. who shut off the steam be-
fore material damage had been done.
Josiah Thornton, OF No. Washington
court. was thrown from an express
wagon on Westminster street, at 11:15
yesterday morning, and being consid
erably shaken up was taken into Oar
cey's drug store. 1855 Westminster
street. where DR.. Farrell attended him.
Lieut.. Dan Godfrey and his famous
band which plays in Infantry hall to-
morrow evening for the benefit Of the
Hospital Saturday fund. passed through
the city this morning on their way to
Fall River, where they have an en-
gagement tonight. They came from
Worcester.
While driving on Westminster street
yesterday afternoon Mrs. Fred B. Hor-
ton met with an unpleasant mishap.
AS she was passing Stewart street the
forward axle OF the buggy broke apd
Mrs. Horton and her coachman were
thrown out Fortunately neither was
seriously injured, but the carriage was
badly smashed.
Although many divorces are granted
in this state IL must be admitted that
an Indiana woman holds the records
I'm regard TO legal separations. The
other day she married her 14th hus-
band. she was Is years old when she
married first and has averaged about
one marriage every two years since.
Nine Of her husbands have been lost
by divorce. she-has- had six children.
Tomorrow afternoon the Rhode Is
land woman's club win be addressed by
Miss Clare de Graffenreid. expert In
the Government National Labor Bureau
at Washington. Miss Graffenreid ls an
authority on the home life of the fac
tory women. her principal work having
been that OF gathering statistics I'm re-
gard 10 the condition OF the working
women and children In this country.
At yesterdays meeting OF the execu-
tive council OF the Board Of Trade X II.
BrockenbOrongh. Charles y. Bennett.
Clayton Harris. John It. Fearney and
Frank II. Sweet were elected 20 mem-
berrhip IN the board. The resolutions
OF the American Chamber OF Commerce
Of Paris In regard 90 treaty OF COM
merce with France was endorsed. There
was some further discussion and the
transaction of regular routine business
before adjournment