The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-24

missing from his home 81 Dean stree'
since Tuesday.
PatroIman Dorsey found clipper
bike on Exchange place last evening
Ii is at the Central station
w. III. Merritt OF l69 Colfax street,
mourns the loss OF bushel of peaches.
which he says was taken by boys.
According to the City Hall records,
the property OF Moses Winofrad & Son
has been attached by Michael McVegh.
At yesterdays session of the supreme
court. Court Foresters Of America
Thomas F. Donahue Of this city was
reelected supreme treasurer.
Superintendent OF Health Chaplin re-
ports one more case of diphtheria on
Bryant street. and two new cases Of
scarlet fever on Viola street.
The examinations OF ,--e fourth grade
OF teacosrs certificates W be herl at
the State Normal school on Wednesday
morning next, August so. at . o'clock.
George. better known as Wing"
Riley. a Capitol hill fxture. was sent
10 the state farm for one year this
morning by Judge Sweetland for being
a vagrant.
Lille Riley. IL years old, OF 44i Pub
lie street left the house a, $50 Water
men strees. where she was employed,
last Tue7.ay. an has not been heard
from since.
Mile Brown. colored. II years Old
who came .som dope Valley yesterday
was carei FOR at The Charity buil--ng
last night. She appears to be .thout
home or friends.
There YVES wedding at 30 Franklin
avenue aast evening and among the
guests were VIII Logan and Mike Cos
teIlo. They got into a fight and Patrol
man Galllgan was called to suppress
ts.e disturbance.
Eight persons were fired in the Police
court this morning for being drunk.
among them being a chap named Nc
Cartin who lives on knight street dis
were II the station this morn
ing and showed a strong desire to have
Mr.. NC" sent over.
Arthur c. Ashe, employed by the
Providence Gas company TO read
meters, who lives at rs Darlington ave-
nue.. while engaged at his duties yes
terday was bitten on the leg by a dog
owned by III. G.. Harrison of 81 Lope
street. He was ATTENDED by Dr. Ken
ney.
At Roger Williams Park this evening
Reeves American Band will render the
following program: March, "Ye An
cients." Reeves; overture, ."Galatea,"
Suppe; (a) march. Convention"
Reeves; OBJ rag time, "a Warm Recep-
tion," Anthony; solo for cornet, Mr.
Church; Austrian Hymn" Haydns
variations; paraphrase, "McClouds
Reel solo for trombone, Mr.. Spary;
medley, The Winner" Mackie; popu-
lar marches.
James Jockey, Michael Hyland and
James Trainer. who are well known
about the corner OF Globe and Eddy
streets, made considerable trouble for
Patrolman Rice Tuesday evening. when
he arrested one OF their gang, Mike Nc
Gee for being trunk. Patrolman Rice
knew them and when ne reached the
station caused warrants to be issued
ard cary this morning they were taken
from their beds, and later were each
fined s. and costs for revelling.
Henry Moore. James De Barr and n
chap givin ghis nave as Brown en-
gagged in a quarrel about a girl on
South Main street at $50 this morning
and the two first named were having
hot sebtc when Deputy Chief OF
Police Egan came along and nabbed
them. The woman in the case was
doing what she could TO stop the scrap
and SO was Brow. and for this reason
they were allowed to go their way.
Moore and DeTarr rode 10 the Central
station in the hurry up wagon and in
the Police court this morning were each
fined $40 and costs for revelling.
At $3.50 yesterday morning Mr.. Par
ker OF IL Fredericks street saw a man
crawl through a cellar window in tho
house OF Asa Davis. 1i6 Clifford street
and notified Patroiman Connors. The
patrolman went 20 the house and found
evidence Of a break. and at once made
an investigation but found everything
all right. Mrs. Roscoe. who lives next
door informed Mr.. Connors that she
saw a man from the Gas company
come from the yard few moments be-
fore. A few minutes later Mr.. Con-
nors found the gas man. and at first ne
denied that ne crawqed through the
window. but at last admitted that he
did. lie was not arrested. but was told
10 take some other means TO get at the
unpfor