The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-25

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Good times in Georgia. and better ''i''''
Atlanta Constitution.
Hose * extinguished a chimney nre
ra,,s s,lvermans house 2l9 WICK
enden strest, yesterday mornihs' No
demage was done by the fre'
A slight fire in the house OF Louis oil
,,ar,,an AZ e9s wickenden street yester-
day afternoon was put OUT pS nv
co. 1. in response TO a san alarm
,o,,s Driehsn was held in 5000 by
rudee sweetland. today for an assault
,,non his wife. Irene. The Driehsn men
ace is on Conduit street ana tRe as
sault consisted Of two blows which o'u
no material physical harm
A large party enjoyed the annual
,,oo,,,ght excursion OF the Young
Mems Christian Association on lne
steamer Rambler last night. Inc
Tain,a Ladies orchestra furnished
music during the trip and light refresh
mems were served.
Helen Knedel. alias Leonora Dltt7
more arrested last week for the lar-
cenv Of four rings. valued at $1,000, the
property OF Emily r. Matteson, waiVeu
an examination in the sixth dlstrict
court. today, and was held for the
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Yesterday afternoon the funeral SER
vices of the late I,ev. Mr.. Miller, at one
t.me pastor OF the A. NJ. +. Zion church
ON Lilac street, were held at the Peo-
pies A. M. e. Zion church at o'clock.
Rev. ]. f. Waters ofiiciated, assisted oy
Rev. I. S. Sands of the Knight Street
A. NJ. +. church.
James Hackett was arraigned before
Judge Sweetland today. on the charg'
of assaulting his wife. Rosanna, al
their house. 20 Murphy street. last
night, and pleading not guilty was heic
In 5000 for trial on Friday. HacKet'
knocked his wife down with a chaii
and cut her scalp open.
Charles Il. Stella, who was arrested
several weeks ago for making threats
OF violence against young woman
whom IL was claimed he wished u
marry but who had been turned
against him. csme into the Sixth dis
trict court today, and after payin'
costs of prosecution. Chief Baker dis
continued the complaint against him.
Charles Godfrey, 81 years DID, was b
fore Judge Sweetland, today on II
charge OF making an assault upon u
liza Medolslol, 10 years old, whom !
had ent.ced into the Waterman wood
a small grove beyond Academy avenl
on Atwen's avenue. The child fort'
nately was not injured. Godfrey plea'
ed not guilty and was held in $700 Il
trial on Friday.
Mrs. william Bradley of Seekonk,
company with two ladies, was drvir
down Waterman street yesterday a
ternoon, and when near North Ma
street her horse started - run. Oh
wheel was caught in n car track al
was wrenched OF. The runaway CO
tinucd to Thomas street, where II W
caught before the occupants OF the ca
riage could be thrown out.
Last evening the members OF {
Congdon Street Baptist church a
their friends enjoyed a moonlight e
cursion around Prudence Island on I
steamer Pawnee. Music was furnish
by Browns orchestra during the sa
Light refreshments were served
board. The success OF the outing is d
20 a committee consisting OF VILLA
winston. chairman; T.. S. Peters.
B. Jones. Nelson Morgan and TIN
others.
Joseph Daily and James McCar
were arrested on Westminster stre
by Patrolmen Bennett and Lee.
night. and were fined 81 and costs G,
An the police court today. Another m
with whom they had been In comps
claimed to have been robbed after
was assaulted. The police learned i
n woman had been with the man.
after ne left Chinese restaurant
that she gave niii ~ e't'h' AiN'i
there was a wrangle; but as the
popderance OF evidence was in Il
OF Daily and Mccartin, the ass
charge was not pressed.
The trial OF Frank +. Rowe. for
sale OF an alleged immoral book.
wit "stoien Sweets" was TO have
resumed today. the case having
temporarily hung up that court
counsoi might read the book and J
OF it's alleged obscenity. Howev'
continuance Of another week was
rccted as the respondents counsel
not yet read the book. An agent o.
watch and Ward Society. OF 30
was here today and offered TO ON
as an expert upon the novei In
tion: but he did not succeed In
ting much Of all impression upon
olspan< City Solicitor cresnough.