The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-17


'Cuz my sweet ma. she knows.
st. Louis Globe Democrat.
Emma F. White, 27 years old, has
been missing from ia Randall street,
since July ID.
Pensions have been granted as fol-
lows: Original special, William III. Har-
vey. Pawtucket. $l2; George b Evans.
Providence, $40.
The many friends Of John d. Griffen,
the well known comedian. are Srrang-
ing to give h I'M benefit at one Of the
shore resorts, The date is July 30.
woman's silk waist from the store If
Morris Dlmond, Saturday night, was
fined $50 and costs in the Sixth district
court yesterday morning
Patrick Bradys horse attached to a
democrat wagon ran away from Wick
enden street. near Brook, at 4 20 this
morning, and was caught by a citizen.
when on India street. The harness was
broken.
A slight fire occurred i'm Patrick
Stanford's saloon. 72i Valley street. at
1880 O'Clock. Saturday evening, caused
by the accidental upsetting of two ker-
osene lamps. A few pals OF water put |
out the fire; damage slight.
Eleanor Bredeen's house. at Sc SOM
erset street. was entered by sneak |
thief, at 7:15 this morning, back |
door having been left unlocked for a
few minutes. and s25 watch and chain
went away with the intruder.
Joseph Earle. IA years old, fell.wh,le
swinging on an iron gate. in the rear
of the Hoppin Homestead building Inst |
evening and injured his leg SO badly |
that he had to be taken to his home, 80 |
West. River street. in a carriage.
John j. O'Nell one Of the room clerks
ct the Newman hotel reported for dusy |
this morning having spent his vaca-
James Lincoln. will spend his vacation
at Camp. he being first sergeant in the
Machine Gun Battery.
Mayor George w. Greene of woon-
socket. chairman of the Democratic
state central committee, will be i'm Chi
cago this week. for the purpose OF at
tending. the convention of the Ohio |
Valley silver men who favor the nomi-
nation for the presidency of Mr.. Bryan.
Otto Pomp. of Trenton street. was
bitten on the leg by dog. at 10 a. m.
yesterday. Arthur McGeary OF Regent
avenue. was on Bergen stretD yester-
day. when a dog belonging to Manuel
Pierson bit him In the Leg PatromaE
Mclaughlin. at the request of the own
er, shot the dog.
Thomas Fitzsmmons and Thomas
Gormley pleaded not guilty In the
Sixth district court, today to the
charge OF breaking and entering two
7sHereuped tenementsI##15o and Igg
Richmond street belonging TO the
Thomas Cosgrove estate. yesterday,
and stealing lead pipe. They were held
In 500 for trial next Friday.
John Morrison and Patrick DonneiIy
pleaded not guilty. before Judge Sweet
land, today, when charged with break
ing and entering Bernard Coleman's
saloon. at "a Republican street. last
night. and stealing therefrom a keg OF
beer valued at $i.59 They were caught
In the act of carrying the keg across
the lots toward Atwelrs. ave. Each wa
held in 500 for trial week from Fri
day.
Reeves American Band will render
the following program at Roger VIII
liams Park this evening: March.
Cuckoo" Tillman: overture. Merry
Wives OF Windsor" Nicolal; Ca) cake
walk, Honey In de Cornheld." Blan-
afford; tb) Irish cake walk "McAlliee-
ney." Balfmoor; solo for flute. Mr.Frei
Padley; grand fantasia. "Fa!lstaff."
Verdi; Cavalry Charge" Luders; solo
for saxophone. Mr.. j. f. Pettlne: popu-
lar medley. Mackie: duet for cornet
and trombone. Messrs. Church and
spary; popular marches.
Edward Burke was arraIgned in tns
Sixth district court. today, on ttl
charge OF breaking and entering the
dwelling house OF Owen McNamee aud
stealing watch, chain and charm all
OF the value OF s2e.5o the property Of
Andrew Fitzpatrick. lie was arrested
for another and a similar offense, hay-
ing entered john osborne house am
stolen property valued M s26. When ap-
pretended for thar break Fitzpatriclcs
watch was found in Burke's possession
and that led 10 the discovery of the
McNamee break. Burke pleaded guii Y
on both charges and was held for the |
grand jury I'm $1,000 for each COM