The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-11


with quite an air says: .'fieur de iis:"
W...le good Aunt Sarah. curt and spruce
Boasts OF her garden flower de luce"
But Uncle John. whose wit ne'er lags.
Exclaims: Them wimmen all NEAR
Chicago Record.
Paul McQuade. Juvenile. was today
sent to the reform school during his
minority, for being a vagrant.
superintendent OF Health Chaplin re-
ports one new case OF scarlet fever on
Marvin street.
A case of scarlet fever on Marvin
street was reported to Superintendent of
Health Chaplin this morning.
Miss Townsend of Baltimore and Miss
Cragan OF Washington. ID. c.. are
guests OF Mrs. John Shepard.
Nellie Thompson. alias Wilbur. was
sent TO the farm for one year. by Judge
Sweetland today. for being common
drunkard.
Gilbert Devoe and Earl Jswctt were
fined So and costs each IN the police
court today. for reveling OH Hospital
street, yesterday.
Patrolman Charles b. Baird of the
Central station was appointed on the
police force by the late Mayor Doyle.
35 years ago today.
James Rowland pleaded not guilty in
the Sixth district court. today. TO the
charge of being a vagrant and was
held in $500 for trial tomorrow.
The alarm from box 152 at 1926 p. M,
yesterday. was for nre in carload
of manure, a. the Northup avenue
yard OF the Consolidated railroad.
The grand jury will bring in it's re-
port on Thursday next. 1t is probable
the trial of parties who may be indict-
ed who are in jail awaiting trial will
begin Monday next.
William Duane will be tried in the
9Th district court next Friday. on the
charge OF purloining a S. coat from the
Outlet Co. He pleaded not guilty and
was held in $500.
The funeral of John N. Hazard. for
merly presiden: of the Narragansett
Pier railroad, was held today from
Lilly Pads. his residence at Peacedale.
The services were private and the body
was taken to Boston this afternoon.
Adelard f. Pigeon, carpenter. living
at rs West Clifford street, called at the
Centralpolice station this morning and
reported that while he was at work in
the Industrial Trust Company's build
ing, early this morning some one stole
q lot Of his tools.
Gov. Gregory was at his Office in the
Banigan building early this morning.
and has been keeping in constant tele-
phonic communication with the friends
of Lieut.. Gov. Kimball. Gov. Gregory
IS very much overcome at the results of
the terrible accident.
Owing to a mistake in the advertise
ment, the hearing by the judiciary COM
on the bill 10 re-district the city OF
Providence. which was to have been
held at 10 o'clock this morning, was
postponed until this afternoon.
Thomas Jacobs was fined SO and costs
by Judge Sweetland. today. for riding
his bicycle on the left hand side of a
driveway In Roger Williams Park, yes
terday This arrest was made as a
warning TO wheelmen who think that
any and all parts OF the roads in the
park are good enough for them.
the North End. for drunkenness, Sat-
urday, and during the night smashed
the cover Of the sanitary closet in his
cell. In the police court, today, he was
fined - and costs for drunkenness and
In the 9Th district court he was fined
sl5 and costs for defacing property.
John Martin. an employe Of the Mar
ragansett Electric Lighting Co, while
at work In manhole on Aborn street,
was overcome by gas. but was taken
out by bis fellow workmen In time 10
avert serious results. An ambulance
from tEe Rhode Island Hospital was
called and the attending physician or
dered the man taken TO his home. 1876
Gano street.
A. @. Davis. the well known trainer
IS making his headquarters at Nara
gansett Park, and has the following
list OF horses in hand: A. G.. Davls-Br
g. Don l.. (2:i2h), by Col. Tom: z. e.
Tom Leary (2:1Iis). by Alcyon: b. &
Baron Wood t-.e4h). by Baronia; b. s
Debut t2:2sl). by Dictator: b. $. onota
t2.2lA,, by Chas;erloid; br. $. Billy
Foster 2:2fis), by Clay Almont: b. e
Dr. Franklin, Jr.,t2:27h). by DrFrank.
lin; b. m. Maggie nal t2:27l4). by Tom
Hal. Jr.; b. s. Glenmont. by Glencoe
Wilkes; b. q. Penitence. by Purveyor.