The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-26

G. W Porter Or this CITY. who Il a stu
dent a. Dartmouth college. has been in
itisted into the Phi Delta Theta frater-
nitN
\ vehicle owned aud driven by John
McSweeney. Of Ives street. ran into and
smashed the lantern on = lamp post on
Gsno street YESTERDAY
George Murray William sbesdy and
John FreeB were fined 81 each in the juve-
milo police court today Tor trowina
stoues on orms street YESTERDAY
Joseph II. Mahaf ia sud william ".
MahaT n years old. were fined 81 and
costs IN the police court TODAY for playing
football ou Point street Yesterday after
noon.
An alarm was given from box AZ ~ $50
this morning. by Edward Murphy. Tor
slight fire IA an ash bin. rear of ". W.
Whipplc's store. la' canal street, no
damage
The annual meeting of the Rhode Island
W0man's Indian association viii he held
In the south parlor ~ The First Baptist
church next Monday az $3.50 y. m. The
public is cordially invited.
Charles Mansfield and Patrick Flanni-
gan were fined - and costs iu Tho police
court today for rcvellng on Westminster
arrested BY Patrolmen Dcit2. Luby and
Burnett
Octavian Therin was held m s2n by
Judge Sweetland today Tor trial next
Tuesday. Therin with other boys hired
a horse one day last summer, driving II
hard and 80 FAR that Tor some three
weeks IL WAS unable TO leave its stan.
Joseph and Samuel Belingkon, father
and son, were arrsigned and pleaded not
guilty IN the Sixth district court today
for an alleged assault upon Samuel Oren-
stein, who claims that the father pounded
him In the ribs and the son punched him
in the eye. Bail was fixed at 5000 each
for trial next TUESDAY.
The voters or Newport on election DAY
are 60 be confronted with peculiar case.
The name OF William p. Clarke. the vet
cran newsdoaler. who died THURSDAY, ap-
pears on the official ballot as a candidate
Hundreds OF the friends will vote for the
dead man in recognition OF his services.
William Elliott, travelling salesman.
visited town yesterday and getting drunk
struck John Hugh in the face. He met
Hugh on Washington street. picked "A
quarrel and thuuiped him. Mounted OIL
Ger Mckenzie happened to come along
just then and ram In the drummer Today
Elliott was hned So and costs by Judge
Sweetland.
The board OF health oGs Attleboro Is
greatly exercised over tide burial in 81.
stephens cemetery Of DamaSs fredette,
the young man who died with lockjaw.
The sexton buried ;he body without the
usual permit Or George l<. Roberts or
the board ~ health has given the Rhode
lslaId undertaker limited period to se-
cure permit
James Orr has decided to erect a large
factory ground TO be broken In a few
Attleboro, aud but short distance 20
the northeast OF the heart 90 the city OF
ing. -ooxt5 three stories high; wing
innxSh, one story; also su engine house
s0Neu.
Annie MsAtsrsQtt deformed aud men
slly deficient sirl, was sent to the re-
form school during her minority by Judge
Sweetlaud today FOR the theft OF small
articles Of the ssRreeate yalSe of u.S
from Ruth Boehosisn. OF Up Randall
street The giri can nrither read nor
write aud not only dOes size not know
her age bui her nother cannot supply
thst Information
\ lvelv blaze was caused in Samuel
Moor@'s houre. - lismDond street at 4;N
this morning A blaze was started in the
fireplace 90 warm np room The plan
was emineutlN successfuA for several
other rooms and their contents were well
warmed The loss on the house was AtJ
Mr. Moore snd Henry Olpey the other
tenant. lose as much more on furniture.
An alarn was sent ia tron box 50 by
Fireman Frederick Walden,
James NJ Black Vas placed on proba.
ton by Judge Sw~etlsnd toduY and until
June s 1s2 promising IN the meantime
90 pay 81 week fnr tbs support of his
wife and children Black told the court
that he would MOI SO back 90 live with
lis family. lie fortunately did not say.
SO long as ] live FOR he comes OF
st4e-L--ILik- SEAndlalher dieI at
81 James iast year ased ~ years tits
father. ~. aud hls mother ~ SIN reside
iu that city.
Today is daN of rejoicing a. tho cram
dali homestead in Attleboro. tho occasion
being the Ssi birthday % George y.
CrsudaO Who was born in ChUrlcstOwn.
e. J. lie was I'm business va Westerly
for 70 Years later proprietor of a hotel
and postmaster at N0uck. this state. be-
fprc removing to AiticbOFO where lee las
held many Offices at trust aud profit lu
iNs Air. Ctsud5l married Marin <.
daughter OF Jesse Rabcock 9f Kingston.
n. l.. Who died ir 1865. ieaNiNg uur son.
Gcorgc l NJ. Ctandan subsequently