The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-08

Engine company l6 at o'clock this
morning put out fire at No. 25 Hassan
street No damage.
The attendance has been good until last
Saturday evening. when the downpour
affected IL materially.
Nicola Dominica was fined SIS and costs
In the police court today, for revel1rR on
Atwells avenue yesterday.
Margaret Barrett and Elizabeth Fox
were committed 10 the State Hospital Tor
the Insane by Judge sweetiand todN.
Next Thursday evening there will be an
entertainment and dance in Casino hall.
under the auspices OF the Guard OF Hon.
or.
Carlo Pavlino pleaded not guilty In the
Sixth District court today on the charge
Of keeping a common nuisance, and was
held I'm 5000 for trial Friday.
Thomas Mitchell was before Judge
sweetland today for throwing a bottle
into Crawford street. Pleading not guilty
he was held in $500 for trial tomorrow.
During Lent the Saturday night socials
at the Providence Casino club hall, eSs
Westminster street, have been conducted
by Ned Young of Alpine orchestra fame.
Next Saturday night the Guard OF Hon
or, Daniel st. Laurent. president. Will re-
sumo their dances. A feature in the fu-
ture will be the awarding of waltz and
door prizes.
Flora Gagnon. a New Bedford girl. was
placed on probation until September 7th.
by Judge Sweetland today, for stealing a
bracelet. valued at s2.25 from the Boston
Store Saturday.
Members of the senior class in the
Manual Training High school will con-
test for the Anthony medal at ESQ p. m.
ed.
Margaret Cavanaugh has begun suit
against Michael Larkin. administrator on
the estate OF Ann Larkin, late OF woon-
socket The claim Is for services render
| ed the estate of the deceased
Deputy Sheriff Richard T. Keene oi
| Central Falls Is defendant i'm suit
brought by Adelard Homie of Pawtucke'
| to recover 1900 Mr. Homie says keens
| made wrongful attachment and levy
| on his. Honles saloon.
The divorce case Of William ". Cot
| trcll vs. Martha Cottrell. which was II
| have been contested was disposed of by
| 60 IL.
| cided not to make contest and be'
husband was granted a divorce on the
ground OF wilful desertion Thomas Il
Vance was counsel for Mr.. Cottrell.
Minnie Clayton. domestic. employed s'
ll Prospect street, two weeks ago gave
| her brothers Photograph 10 Prof. Coop
| er," OF the Coopers Art Studio. on
Mathewson street, To he copied on Jap
anese silk. Cooper said that he had Sof
Cubans doing that work for him. She
paid him 81 and last Saturday received
the original photograph by mail from
New York. The Japanese silk picturs
may or may not be on the way.
Prescott Post No 1, G.. A. r., will NEE
next Friday evening at o'clock. for th'
purpose OF celebrating the thirty-fourti
anniversary Of the post. The executive
officer OF Admiral Dewey's feet at Ma
nila bay, Lieutenant Commander G. Y
Rees. will be one Of the principal speak
crs on that occasion. Friday evening
April e6th, Past Post Commander william
j. Crossley will read paper giving hi
experience Of life In Libby prison.
Twenty-three years ago today the Mar
ragansett Hotel was thrown open 10 tn
public and since that date u has earnc'
an international reputation. and IL toda,
classed with the best. MIR David II. IIal
the present proprietor is tho only pcrso
remaining, of the original corps, he start
ing ss clerk and has proved perfectly "a
pable OF being proprietor for the hous
Is now enjoying a prosperous trade. NJ
Hall viii. tender n few ~ his persona
friends a supper this evening IN honor 0
the event