The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-04-18

She said IL could never be.
She wanted a man for husband
Who practiced economy.
philadelphia North American.
A vicious dog attacked Michael Nc
Donough on Dean street yesterday and
made wound on the mans arm which
was dressed by DR.. Williams.
The alarm from box 191 this morning
shortly before 8 o'clock was for grass
fire near East avenue and Howell
street. The hremen had little TO do
The annual meeting of the Young
Women's Christian Association was
held at the Boarding Home. 122 Foun-
tain street. this afternoon at o'clock.
John Hanley. who lives at IL Amsien
street, made report 10 the police yes
terday that his daughter Annie had
been sverely bitten by dog earlier in
the day.
The Importance of preserving some
spots in a state OF nature" Will be the
subject OF an address by Mr. Thomas
j. Battery before the Beacon Hill Inn
proved Society in Highland chapel,
Larch street. this evening.
OF the Bannigan Rubber Co. was
scheduled for yesterday for the purpose
OF filling a vacancy on the board of
directors. Owing TO the absence OF a
quorum the meeting was postponed.
Angelo Batastini. who lives on At
wells avenue near Murphy street, was
a prisoner in the sixth district court to-
day, charged with keeping liquor for
sale Illegally. Through an interpreter
the prisoner pleaded not guilty and was
held in the sum of $1,000 for trial next
Friday.
The police have been notified that
Frank Stephenson. aged 2s years, Is
missing from his home at 173 Valley
street. having been absent since Sun
day. He is described as being s feet c
inchs In height. slender. light hair and
mustache. and was dressed in black
clothing and wore a black hat.
Andrae Fasta, who was unable to
speak English, was before the sixth
district court this morning on charge
OF Illegally keeping liquor for sale.
Frank Raia acted as interpreter. The
accused pleaded not guilty and was
held In the sum of $1,000 for trial on Fri
day next. 1t is claimed by the police
that the accused has sold liquor In vio-
lation Of law at her home. on Atwells
avenue.
Louisa Argo, aged years, attempted
to cross Canal street yesterday after
noon near Market square, and was
struck by horse attached TO wagon
driven. by Saul Gartz Of 313 Gladstone
avenue. She was knocked down and
one OF the wagon wheels ran over two
fingers of her left hand fracturing
the bones. She was taken into Greenes
drug store. corner of Westminster
street and Washington row, where the
injuries were attended. Later she was
sent to her home at Spruce and Acorn
streets.
serious ACCIDENT happened Harold
johnson, aged 8 years, son OF 0ie
Johnson of III Point street. yesterday
afternoon. He was struck by NOV
ing van that was being backed to the
sidewalk near his home. He was
Knocked down but got on his feet in
time TO prevent the wheels passing over
his body His head was badly hurt.
however. some OF the bones OF the jaw
being crushed. A citizen assisted the
lad to his home and Dr.Terry was sum
moned. Later the boy was sent to the
Rhode Island Hospital.
Jennie Michaels was arralgned in the
sixth district court this morning on a
warrant charging her with assault on
Lily Angel. and she pleaded not guilty
TO the charge. She was held In the
sum OF 500 for trial on Friday next.
The police say that the Angel girl is
employed In a building at Eddy and
Washington streets and that the Mich
aeis girl, who is not employed there.
came 10 where she was at work. There
was an argument and the Angel girl
claims that she was struck by the
Mlchsels girl. She was not much hurt,
however, say the police.
The annual meeting and banquet OF
the Young Mems club OF the First Bap-
tist church was held i'm the church yes.
try last evening. Miss Laura I. French
Miss Elizabeth S.Hoyt. Miss Jessie Bud
long. Miss jeanette Mcclellan and Mis-,
Elizabeth @. Rounds received. There
was a season OF social enjoyment and
musical selections were furnished b,
Raymond w. seamans and Charlie,
Rees. Uuder the direction OF Thoma,
A. Francis as tosstmaster. toasts wer,
responded to by the following: Ernes,
y. Lewis. Charles n. Austin. Jefferson
B. Kimball. Walter S. Seaman and
Lawrence !. French. The officers Of tn.
club are: President. Thomas A. Fran.
cis: vice. president. Thatcher III. Guild