The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-15

An0 WHen the performance was uohc
He examined his fee; then Alas" ex-
claimed he,
~ add one to one and make oner'
--Philadelphia Press.
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Irving Peters. who was stabbed by
Richard III. Scale. night before last is
getting along comfortably at the r. /.
hospital.
Maggie Bonner. of Perry street, In
the Olneyville district reports that her
husband. John. has been missing from
home since June sth.
Mr.. NJ. Carroll reports that two boys
forced an entrance into his jewelry
shop, at IS Spruce street, last night.
and stole rings, a pair of earrings and
a pin, all OF the value of $3.50.
The docket of uncontested petitions
for divorce will be in order in the APP
pellate division for hearing on Wednes>
day. Thursday Friday and Saturday.
June 81, Is, % and 80, and no longer.
DIR. Murphy. of st. Joseph's hospital
reports that "A man giving the name of
A. Thompson Dilkes, is fraudulently
collecting money for a new ambulance
for that hospital. and that the man got
$40 yesterday from a man residing on
Potter's avenue.
In the sixth district court today John
Davis. bum, was sent out for six
,,...xtho 80, ha.ng q ctt,rdv haoCar Johp
Mcdonald. a one-armed pencil seller.
who had begged money and swore at
those who refused him, was sent over
for six months.
Edward r. Price of Attleboro has
rendered his resignation as secretary
and treasurer of the Interstate Con-
solidated street railway company, and
his resignation has been accepted. The
office he held expired with his depart
ure, and the road will be run from
Pawtucket as a branch of the Union
traction system of Providence.
Timothy Converse, who was ar
raigned in the sixth district court yes
terday for being a sturdy beggar. and
who stated TO the court that he was
regularly employed and might have So
licited funds when drunk. as he was
when placed under arrest. was brought
into court again today and was placed
on probation until December 4th.
Frank Saggerson. who was charged
with entering in the daytime dwelling
a n. - - H..
cash, and who one week ago agreed to
waive an examination. today repudiat-
cd that arrangement, claiming that his
counsel had not made II with the court.
and another continuance was ordered
for one week, when there will be a
trial.
The young woman who left a six
months-old child at $50 Stewart street.
night before last. called for 1t yester-
day afternoon. Her name is Agnes Gill.
her age 10. she Is unmarried and says
that her father Henry j. GIL Of Phil
lipsdale. East Providence. turned her
and her child out of doors because she
had no employment. The overseer of
the poor will probably look after this
case.
In the case of the Apponaug Bleach
ing. Dyeing and Printing company
against Charles 7. Dawson and others
in the appellate division OF the supreme
court this morning, was presented the
respondents motion for the entry of a
decree sustaining demurrers, and the
motion was granted and decree to
that effect was entered. A hearing viii
be granted one week from today on a
motion to amend the bill of complaint
Clarence T.. Vaughan. police head.
quarters messenger. and Alice Grimm.
wood, daughter of Leander Baker
were married by Rev. M. III. Bxby
yesterday afternoon. and last evening
gave a reception to their friends a,
their home. No. 92 Bridgham street. A
number OF the police officials were
present. From headquarters Mr.. and
Mrs. Vaughan received dinner and
tea set OF 145 pieces and handsome
'mantel clock.
Ellsworth +. Bowen. IL years OF age
was arrested last evening by Patrol
man Duffy. on the charge of havins
stolen bicycle belonging to Camill,
Payatt OF No. 1856 Westminster street
Bowen met a messenger boy on tn,
street and told him that he had stoer
the wheel. and the messenger boy tolC
the policeman. Bowen admitted to tn,
police that he had stolen the wheel. ant
did not seem TO realize that what h,
had done was anything very bad.
John Radigan. an old bum. beat anc
drunkard. was tried before Judg,
Sweetland today for theft of a Sc watci
from the person and possession of Johr
Walker. The latter lost his watcl
while I'm Lamb street. a lane of Nortl
Main street. Tuesday night. At tha
time Walker was drunk. Radigar
tried 10 sell the watch for 81 TO a maj
in barroom. When he was arreste,
ne first said that he found the watcl
and then he said that he took the watcl
from Walker. but that he had not trie,
20 sell II. Radigan contcnded tha
Walker gave him the watch for safe
keeping. He was held for the gran,