The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-05-17

The world VIII seek one IN your past
-Philadelphia Times.
George n. Anthony was arraigned In
the Juvenile court today for truancy, and
was held for trial on June Attn, having
pleaded not guilty.
Mary Green, a domestic, fell down
stairs at No IS South Angel street. this
morning and was taken 10 the Rhode ISL
and hospital in the ambulance. There she
was treated for confusion of the breast.
Peter Graham was fined SEQ and costs.
IN each OF two complaints, by Judge
sweetland today. for the theft OF cloth
Wallace, and a 81 pin belonging to Mrs.
Annie NJ. Campbell
Leonardo Pinnelli waived examination in
the Sixth District court today when ac-
cused of throwing a beer glass at Fran
cisco Barone. In the latter's Charles street
saloon, and gave $500 surety for his ap-
pearance before the grand jury.
Joseph Keller was convicted in the Sixth
District court today of the larceny OF
Sl27 from the person and possession OF
Michael Behayler, and was held for the
grand jury In $500. Behayler was drunk
and while asleep in kellers tailor shop
lost his money.
Henry S. Kimball Of New York, one of
the Oldest and best known "drummers"
on the road, and well known among To-
cal druggists is dead at his home in
I New York Mrs. Kimball has made her
| headquarters at the Hotel Dorrance in
| this city for moro than 25 years.
The case of George +. Towne VS.. Alonzo
| 4. Flint was before the appellate division
| Of the supreme court on plaintiffs petit
| tion for new trial. Plaintiff sued TO re-
| cover damages for assault. A jury gave
| him only $50 and he wants a new trial
| or the ground OF inadequacy OF damages.
Capt. Eugene +. Allen, DIR. w. y. Kid
| der and Lieut.. &. G. Stevens OF the 1st
| Reg OF the Uniform Rank knights Of
| Pythlas. have been appointed commit
| tee by Col Nelson s. Davis to arrange
for a dinner and suitable program TO
| entertain the officers OF the Sd regiment
| OF Massachusetts,. the date for which
| has not yet been definitely fixed.
Joseph Duffy. 40 years old, employed
| by the Providence Betting company. was
| arraigned in the Sixth District court to-
| day, charged with the larceny of SCI
| worth Of ends OF leather stock, which he
| sold to Morris Specter. The latter was
| carried out under Duffy's coat. The ae-
| cused pleaded guilty and was held for the
| grand jury in $500, Mr.. Wallace being his
surety.
Hugh Mcclure was before the Sixth
District court few months ago, and was
convicted of illegally selling liquor. HC
appealed from the sentence OF $50 and
costs and 10 days in Jail. Failing e
file his reasons of appeal he was takcT
i'm on a capais. by Deputy Sheriff Dye
this morning and Judge sweetland re-sen
fenced him. John Dugan. who had beer
convicted of vagrancy. failed TO file hi
reasons Of appeal and was sent to tn
| farm for months.
James O'Neil a member OF the protec
tive department, had n singular misha
on Dudley street. this morning. He wa
riding on his bicycle, when womal
stepped in front OF him and lost all com
mand of herself with the result that sh
knocked down ONeil. The latter wa
made unconscious and was conveyed Z
the Rhode Island hospital in the ambu
lance His injuries. however, we're sligh
-contusions OF the face and hea
| and he soon went home.
AT the 3ith annual meeting Of the r
Radical Peace society held Wednesda
evening the following officers were elec,
ed for the ensuing year: President. Rev
Charles H. Plummer; vice president. Rev
Samuel Body; secretary and treasurer
Cornelius c. Plummer; correspondent
secretary. Francis Gallagher; eXecutiv
board. Rev. Charles II. Plummer, Re,
Samuel Boyd. Cornelius c. Plummei
Adelaide Il. T.. Prouty, Rev. r.. J. Hud
son, Mrs. Shubael s. Howes and Williar
H. Turner; trustees, Jerome +. Plum
mer. Jonathan Bailey, Francis Gallagher
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