The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-06

Ilefc IIOuDle III the
Chicago News.
Daniel j. Hurley was sent TO the
farm for six months by Judge Sweet
land, today. for being a common drunk
ard.
A fire which had begun to burn a
pile OF ties in the Horton Grove freight
yard. last night was discovered and ex-
tinguished by Patrolman Hunt.
James T.. Thompson, a wayward boy
of Is years was sent from the Juvenile
coun today TO the Sockanosset school
during minority. The specific charge
was vagrancy.
MIschievous persons stole eight brass
getters from p. A. Sweeney's window,
4Se, and six white enamel letters from
j b. Cohen's window, 437 Westminster
street, last night.
Thomas oakes, of 543 Branch avenue
was fined $50 and costs in the Sixth
district court to1ay for neglecting to
remove screens from his saloon VIM
uON, last SuHudS.
Captain Batchelder OF the Elmwood
Wheelmen called club run to attend
the performance of "The Three Little
Lambs" at the opera house this even
ing About 40 members responded and
they will occupy the front rows.
G.usseppi Perillo was sentenced TO
IarF1 f.tI I,
land. this morning for assaulting Jo-
seph FuFeTTa, IN a Cha1KSfone avenue
house. last Sunday Perillo called upon
Furella and demanding and failing to
get beer, knocked Furella down and
choked him.
James Bellini gave bail in $500, in
Judge Sweetland's court. today. for
trial next Friday on the charge of as
saulting Marlangela Ritaccio his 10
years old niece, with a strap yesterday.
The young woman is i'm delicate con-
dition and ii is feared that she has
sustained severe injury.
John Holland was sent 10 jail for 20
saulting John S. Melo and Manuel Ge- |
bar. The principals are sailors, and |
Holland was pleasantly addressed by |
the. others as they were passing him
on India street, Monday afternoon.
Mello's hip was cut open and Gebar's
eye was blackened.
gacopd fa,tt JN1v-a 81 v,,,~pa,- 90
First Separate Company. Il. /. M, the
only colored company now in the state
militia, has resigned his commission,
the resignation having been made nee
essary by business reasons. Lieut. Tur-
ner joined the state militia IL years
ant in January. 1891.
The directors OF the Manufacturers
Trust Company have completed the or
ganization OF the company under the
bylaws adopted Nov. 2S. It's officers |
are as follows: President j. Edward |
Studley, vice presidents. Newton ID. |
Arnold George L. Shepley and Walter |
Calender treasurer and secretary. |
GeorgA W. LanDhear The purpose OF
The company is TO succeed to and as |
sumo tha business OF the Manufactur- |
ers National band.
There was very pleas ng entertain |
ment at the calvary Baptist church. !
Broad street last evening where Marc |
a versatile magician. amused a large
audience for about two and hair !
hours. Maro's entertainment consisted !
OF music. lightning sketchlng and
shadowgraphy and legerdemain. the
exhibition beng divided into three
parts, and the applause was very IN
eral An orchestra furnished musio
during the evening.
Fred. $. Baldwin Of Norwich. Conn
carpenter. while working on new
house at Stonngton. fen from the
frame at the top OF the second story
ani, striking on his head. was ,nstant-
ly killed. yesterday. Chief of poiice
Bowen OF Norwich was notified bv toll
ephone. and DR.. Brayton OF stoniny-
ton was called 40 the scene OF the ac-
cident as soon as 1t occurred. hut
found life extinct. Deputy Coroner
Stanton also viewed the remains. Raid
win was q years old.