The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-04-28


William Whalen, while drunk. last
night, fen through large pane OF glass
on Charles street.
There are nearly 500 patients at the
state hospital for the insane. the larg-
est ever known.
The alarm from box 2s2 at 10 o'clock
this m9rning was for a brush fire of
Eimwood avenue and near Roger Will
liams Park.
The Band of Christian Workers OF
meeting at the home of Mr.. Thomas
Barlow, 141 Rhodes street off Eddy
street. this evening at 7:45 All are in
vited.
The band of Christian Workers OF this
city will hold a service at the Hebrew
Mission hall. 450 North Main street,
Sunday afternoon at 3. President Mau-
rice E Hughes viii have charge of the
meeting. All are invited.
Daniel Connor pleaded not guilty, in
the Sixth district court, today. to the
charge OF embezzling 1875 from John
Connolly. who gave il to Connor to be
delivered TO Carl A. Nelson. Connor was
held in $500 for trial next Friday.
Cyrus and Maggie Davenport pleaded
not guilty in the Sixth district court.
today. to the charge of keeping a house
of IN fame. They were held in slo0
each for trial next Friday. This is the
third time this couple has been up for
the same offense.
Henry Ferry was before the juvenile
court. today, for assaulting Samuel Sol
oman, a Hebrew junk dealer. The latter
was pushing a hand-cart along Cam
den street yesterday and Ferry threw
q stone. hitting him on the side OF the
head. The boy was placed in the GUS
tody of Probation Officer Wallace. for
trial next Tuesday.
George E. A. Knight, Mary Ryan. Jo-
seph Jacques and Timothy Maroney
were adjudged insane and ordered COM
mitted TO the state hospital for the in
sane, by Judge Sweetland today.
jacques insanity came from the grip
and Maroney's from compound frac-
ture of the skull sustained in a mine
explosion several years ago.
Martin Donley was a passenger In
the Black Maria. this morning. having
been arrested for drunkenness. last
III l.
station he tore off one of the braces
holding up the rear curtain when ele-
vated. He was arraigned in the Sixth
district court on the charge of defacing
the vehicle and was held in 500 for
trial next Friday.
Michele Terline. one OF the four Ital-
ians indicted term before last for per-
Jury in connection with the trial of one
of the four for interfering with and OBJ
strIIcting an officer in the performance
of his duty, and, who. being on bail
fed from the common pleas court room
TO avoid arraignment upon the indict-
ment was induced to return from Cali
fcrlia, arriving here yesterday. He
was taken before Judge Wilbur, plead
ed not guilty and was held in $4,000 for
trial.
A faithful officer OF the Salvation
Army asks the News to print the fol-
lowing appeal which we do with pleas
ure: "The Salvation Army Sum corps
has opened hall at 1893 South Main
street corner OF James. The corps at
this place needs forty chairs. 1t has as
many now. but crowds come, and few
can sit. These crowds are just the peo-
pie that We wish to have come. They
go to no church, nor do they care for
salvation. But God Is wonderfully bless
ing. for we have eight souls saved. The
work Is beautiful and God is with us,
and Will help us TO bring out OF the
darkness. and into the light these peo-
pie. Lips which now are used for
swearing shah yet be made to praise
God for salvation. Will anyone who
reads these lines give us few chairs,
or old clothes. or even money: i'm short,
help your fallen brothers to rise TO bet
ter things? God will. Himself. surely
rewarGyou. Our address is c. A. Moss,
276 South Main street"