The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-29

Washington star.
George Butler was fined SO and costs.
by Judge Sweetland, today. for the
theft OF harness pad, valued at 81, the
property OF Daniel +. Grady.
Joseph Quirk. one OF Carpenter e.
Co.'S drivers. had foot crushed. under
the wheel of an ice caA on Washing
ton street. early this morning. He was
conveyed TO his home in carriage.
The Smoker held at the Narragan-
setf Boat Club House last evening was
largely attended i'm spite of the rain
storm and an excellent entertainment
was provided by the committee, which
was thoroughly enjoyed.
T. NJ. Banspach's horse ran away
from in front of the public market, on
Westminster street. at 4:50 yesterday
afternoon. and was caught at the cor
ner OF Greene street; but not before a
wheel and both shafts OF the express
wagon were broken.
Mrs NJ Wyman, of Foster while
driving on Cranston street, yesterday
morn ng, lost control OF her horse. The
animal ran away and Mrs. Wyman
was thrown out receiving a cut on her
heed The shafts and one wheel of the
vehicle were broken.
Joseph Flann' gan, l5 years old, be-
longing in North Easton, Mass. and
who was under treatment at ST. Jo-
seph's hospital, ran away from that in
stitution. yesterday afternoon, and la
ter was picked up on Battey street and
taken TO the charity building.
Neglect TO comply with an order of
the board OF aldermen. relative TO a
sewer connection. brought Mary II. AL
len before the Sixth district court. to-
day She pleaded not guilty and her
case was cont nued until July Z. Her
premises are at the corner OF Prairie
and Welcome avenues.
The early morning trains for New
London carried a large number of Prov
idence pecole who desired 10 witness
the college races on the Thames 1t
was threatening weather when they left
but they evidently had faith in the old
saying TO the effect that If IL rains be-
fore IL will clear before IL. and that
is what happened.
Patrolman T. c. Shea found James
Kelly. of % Aston street, Cambridge,
Mass. lying dogI.i and i'll in a yard.
rear Of S05 Eddy street, at o'clock. last
night. Kelly said that he was employed
on the new capitol and had fallen from
staging and sustained an internal in
jury. Shea sent him to the Rhode ISL
and hospital. The sufferer has a wife
and child living at Cambridge.
John Mitchell pleaded guilty in the
Sixth district court today. to making
three sales OF lager beer to police Off
GERS. and was fined $40 and costs and
sent to Jail for 10 days on each of the
complaints. Mitchell carried a wagon
load OF bottled lager up to the circus
grounds. last Tuesday, and had Just
begun TO do business when the police
spotted him and after getting sales up-
on him, confiscated his stock and ar
rested him.
The Sunday school OF the Pilgrim
congregational church, with a large
auniber of friends made an excursion
% Thurston's at Point Pleasant yester-
lay on the steamer Favorite. When the
party reached Thurstons a shore din
ner Was enjoyed and then the children
lndulged In games OF amusement until
the hour SET for the afternoon sail. The
trip 10 Newport, where an opportunity
was afforded to see the warships M
anchor, proved feature of the excur-
sion.
Mary English pleaded guilty when
arTaigned in the Sixth district t4,,,-t-
today, upon the charge of stealing q
dress skirt, valued at si9. from George
+. Quigley, and was fined $50 and costs
She went snto Quigley's store. yester-
day afternoon, and watching for an on
took the skirt down from 1,
hook. put II on her arm and walked
out. She had reached the opposite side
OF the street before her act was dis
covered. and then she was folIovaa
and held until the police could take her
In charge.
Ine 10Th anniversary OF the insti,u.
tion OF the Knights of Honor Is be,n,
celebrated today by an outing az Tbur-
ston's at Point Pleasant. Quite a large
number OF the members OF the oraer
and their friends left Providence on the
steamer corsair, at 10 o'clock. and upon
arriving at the pleasant resort dinner
was at once served. The party viii
leave Point Pleasan. on the return trim
which includes sail up the Taunton
river, at p. m. The committee In
charge OF the affair consists OF Henry
c. Little. George A. Dairy and Oscar A.
Carleton.
Certincstes of Stock, Bonds.