The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-04-24

Who at other times is sweet
Fiercely jaws
Just because
You forget to wipe your feet.
Chicago News.
or the % persons arraigned and fin
ed for drunkenness in the police court
yesterday ten were women.
In tlc police court yesterday Edward
Scott, T.. j. Sullivan and Ernest Wood
were each fined s5 and costs for revel-
ling.
Patrolman Holland. OF Station No. Z.
found a Florence bicycle on Plenty
street and Elmwood avenue. at $50
n. m.
Charles Sparano. of No. 206 Cedar
street, reports that his bicycle was
stolen from Spruce street Sunday after
noon.
Bella Davidson. three years old. was
found astray on Gladstone avenue, at
D. m. Sunday. and was sent to her
home, No. 54 Victor street.
Patrolman James Feeley found Alfred
ton avenue, at Z y. IN. yesterday, and
later-mas+ sent=to= =hamey=Ne.=260
Richmond street.
Leo Mcclure, three years old. was
picked up astray on West Exchange
street, at 800 p. m. yesterday, and
was taken TO his parents residence,
No. is Appleton street.
About half past o'clock last even
ing John O'Donnell was bitten on the
face by a ot. Bernard dog while he
was in front OF his home at 22 Headley
street. DIR. Hartley dressed Mr.. O'Don-
pell's wounds.
Frank and Nellie Lennon, six and
three years old, were found astray on
Plain street at $3.50 p. m. Sunday. They
were taken TO Station and subse-
quently were called for by their mother
The tots had wandered from No. lFC
Ives street.
Edith Sherman. ~ years OF age, was
taken suddenly iii at the corner of
Broad and Claverick streets yesterday
afternoon and Patrolman Connors
summoned an ambulance from the
Rhode Island hospital, in which she
was removed to her home at No. n
Cromwell street.
John Charles was arrested on Fran
els street at $40 o'clock this morning.
on the charge of riding his wheel at
too rapid pace. Charles pleaded gull
ty and was fined $40 and costs. Numer-
Gus complaints had been made relative
to ''scorching" on Francis street, and
Charles arrest was intended as an OBJ
Ject lesson.
The Kanawha, the practice vessel for
the Naval Reserves, was put in com
mission yesterday. Lieut.. Eiswald and
a crew of Ave Naval Reserve men took
charge of her and ran her down to
Pawtuxet. which is 10 be her anchor
age hereafter. The ceremony of put
ting her into commission was very
simple. The general order providing
for such action was read. the crew
mustered, and the commanding officers
nag flung To the breeze.
A pair OF horses attached TO n milk
wagon, owned and driven by Andrea
Deasta, of East Providence. ran away
at the east end OF the Washington
bridge, at 4 o'clock this morning. De-
asia and a companion named Mitchell
T3ord xrora throun ont apd Rold xyaa
quite severely hurt. He was taken TO
DIR. Hunts office, where his bruises
were dressed. The horses were caught
at the corner OF Tockwotten and Fur
mace streets. In this city.
John II. Feeney was arraigned In the
Sixth District Court today on the
charge OF assaulting his father-in-law,
christopher Bodey. This affair took
place In the Fifth district last Satur-
day night. Feeney was thought by his
father-In-law to be drunk, and he re-
sented Fecney's assault OF his daugh-
ter. The two men came together and
the fathe~ in-law was done up a bad
cut On top OF his head being part Of his
injury. Feeney pleaded not guilty and
was held I'm $500 for trial on May s.
A youthful feud caused Federal Hill
and Smiths Hill gangs TO assemble on
the dumps, near Promenade street,
yesterday afternoon. and to engage In
a pitched battle. In which stones were
used as weapons. The struggle became
90 hot that quite a crowd gathered to
witness the fight. Word was sent 20
the Fourth station and the hurry-up
wagon took over a posse OF officers. who
managed 10 gather In two OF the cum
batants. Luigi Franco and Giovanni
Campani. These were arraigned In the
@ned $40 and costs each for revelling