The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-26

Lead pipe OF small value was cut out OF
water closets in tho trnements at % and
| 81 Ashburton street, Tuesday.
Clara was fined s. and costs
by Judge Sweetland today for the theft
OF 25 cent pocketboek from the Boston
store. Thursday night.
The Faithful Workers will hold con.
vention al the Randall square gospel mis-.
sion, 81 Chalkstons avenue. Friday even
Ing al 7:l5 O'Clock.
Mr.. William .. Blandng - entertained
his friends Deacon Pierce and Charlie"
last Tuesday. il was a day OF Happiness
and good cheer.
william r. Hogan and Patrick C. Hart
were sent TO the farm for six months
each, by Judge sweetland. today. for be-
ing common drunksrds.
John slsden was fined for drunkenness
in the Police court today and In the
Sixth district court was fined So and
costs for throwing 8 bottle into Brook
street. last night
Edward Tuttle was placed under 500
bonds. by Judge sweetland today for APP
pesrance for trial. Dec. 3lst Tutte
threw a stone through door of house
belonging 20 Benjamin q. Gladding.
Edward Riley. tho ring leader Of a gang
OF juveniles that has been looting gum
slot machines. was fined 50 and costs, by
Judge Sweetlsnd today for stealing gum
morning.
a coat valued at sl2, in the pockets OF
which were a purse containing s..
wstch chain and prayer book all the
property OF Sarah Reilly. was stolen from
the hallway at 81 Arnold street. Tuesday
evening.
William Smith. OF 132 Dexter street, dis
covered fire in the woodwork back OF
his stove at o'clock this morning. lie
put out the flames before much damage /!
was done The cause OF the fire he could
not determine
Joseph Cowsill. eight years old, was |
picked up astray on Marton avenue at |
o'clock last evening. by Pstrolman j. |
~ Dyer and sent 10 the Sixth station.
Later the lad was restored to his parents
a. 90 Randall street
Thomas Keefs OF Ssl Atwells avenue, |
reported 10 the police that Tuesday night |
Two horses attached 10 coal cart. ran
away and collided with his grocery de- |
livery wagon, smashing the shafts and |
bringing the forward axle
In the district court. yesterday. Robert
IulI was charged with assault with a
sneerous weapon on William F. Brown
md pleaded not guilty lie was held In
500 for trial tomorrow but later when |
Il. father came forward to bail him, |
waived examination under the advice OF
Is father Judge Sweetlsnd sdiudgcd
i'm probably guilty, the usual form, and
n each OF the two warrants. Joseph A.
Iul his father, gave bail for him
John Rankin. aged - died at his homo
\ Fletcher street. NhitnsviHe Mass.
'StcidAN. lie was pOfn III ireland, ana I
ad been married over 81 years. lie came
this country 10 years ago. and had
,en employed In the whitlnsville ma
line works and Nhitiusviie cotton mills.
. leaves = wife and seven children,
mes Mrs. William DunninE OF Paw
cket John y Sarah, william. Mrs
iliam Fullerton and Mrs. Samuel JEFF
rson. The funeral will be Saturday
J. Hazard. first quarter
,ster OF tho steamship Maine OF the
w York line, and son Of Captain Wal
3. Hazard, was greeted by a number
his young friends at his home. 80 Bain-
dgc avenue, Yesterday noon and pre-
ited with handsome diamond scarf
. Mr.. Hazard Is p years OF age, and
Is to make his mark I'm the maritime
de OF tho SOUND FOR few years ago he
cred the employ Of the New York line.
how wstchman and he has worked hts =
j TO the pilot house lie Is ono OF the -