The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-30

A spirit level was stolen from Samuel
McCulloughs tool box, on Gladstone
avenue. yesterday.
Mary Mccullough fell down stairs at 50
Camden street. Saturday evening and
broke her left leg.
Rev. T. c. Hodgin of North Carolina
will preach this evening at the Church of
Emmanuel, 3is Westminster street.
Joseph S. Currsn was held in 500 by
Judge Sweetland today, for trial Oct. sth,
on the charge of selling impure milk.
Francis II. Smith will be tried Friday.
for alleged neglect TO provide for his
family He was before the 9th district
court, today.
Frank Smi,n. 2s years old was taken I'll
in the Church OF the Emmanuel, at Q
o'clock. last night. lie was sent TO the
Rhode Island Hospital.
John Downey was arrested this morn
ing for keeping a disorderly house on
BarA street Pleading not guilty. he was
nelu III SlVVu loI
Lewis Levin. OF As Union avenue, Fall
River. was in town, yesterday, looking
home to come TO this city last Wednes-
day.
Eddy brothers, of % Dyer street report
that screen was torn off and a window
broken on the Exchange street side of
their store. Grapes valued at 50 were
stolen.
The annual meeting OF the Providence
| Children's friend society will be held at
| the home, % Tobey street tomorrow at
D. m. The public is cordially invited to
| attend.
Police Surgeon Griffin moved to his new
| home. l01 Broad street, today. He has
taken a 10-year-lease of the premises
which he has fitted up and converted into
| a most comfortable home.
Gertrude Johnson was placed on proba-
tion until Dec. 9Th, by Judge Sweetland,
| this morning. She pleaded guilty to being
common nlSDl Wdlhtfs WNit'
however. extenuating circumstances.
Julius Sisker. II. of Everett. and Isanc
| Manovitch, l3, and Israel Cohen. IA. oi
Boston, were found in a lodging house at
! IS Crawford street by Patrolman VIM. r.
Monro, at 10:30 last night. They were
runaways and were sent TO the Central
| station.
| In the Juvenile court. today, Frank and
| William Dean, Frank N Murphy and
Daniel Doherty pleaded not guilty to
| truancy and will have their trials Octo-
ber 18th. Harold Fitzpatrick pleaded
guilty and was placed on probation until
December nth.
Patrick Glynn pleaded not guilty wher
accused in the 9Th district court, today
OF falling TO send his ward, Annie Don
nelly. 10 years old. TO school, and Frsnl
Patterson denied that he had neglected
10 send John, has 9-year-old son, tC
school Both will be tried in the 9th dis
trict court, Friday.
Among the more important matters e
he acted upon by the common council a
the adjourned meeting. this evening, vii
| be the ordinance for concurrence from
the aldermen granting the Consolidate,
road permission TO run electrics over tn
tracks OF the Union Railroad company ol
India street into the station Sixteen pc
titioners for compensation for damage
viii be given leave TO Withdraw Will
one OF Mrs. ORA l. Angel FOR $1,000 for IN
juries sustained by defeat I'm the Smit
street sidewalk will he reported favora
bly,. The committee on highways vii
recommend the paving with granit
blocks OF Promenade street and Branc
avenue and resolutions to build sewers 4
Calais street. Edith street. Leland street
seventh street, Douglas avenue. Camde
avenue and a tunnel sewer In Branc
avenue. will be presented with favora
| t,tc rc,ou.mandat tion from the COmmfttc