The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-16
NEW SLETS.

Alice Thompson, a mulstto. has been
missing from No Hewes street since
Monday.
| Two pieces OF lead pipe valued at 81
were stolen from ]. T. Miners house on
Moore street yesterday
! John T.. Carlson was fined $40 and costs
in the Sixth district court today for sell
| ing impure milk. lie settled.
Two door mats. the property o; Mrs.
VIM. Won Gottschalk. were stolen from
No. Angel street Monday night.
Albert Wright. clerk at 793 Westmin-
ster street. reports the loss OF a SIS watch.
stolen from his pocket at that place yes
terday.
Tools valued at S.75. the property Of
John Ahearn OF Barton street. were
stolen from new house on Black street
yesterday.
Bernard Hamilton's saloon At $50 South
Main street was looted of $l7 in cash last
night The police could find no evidence
OF break
William Mccain OF 90 Lafayette street.
Pawtucket fell from Gladstone avenue
car At $3.50 last evening and injured hts
side slightly.
A black cloth cape valued at SO was
stolen from Mrs. Mary Vallor OF So
Charlkstone avenue yesterday morning.
The thief found il on a line in the yard
Three window frames valued at SO were
stolen from new house at the corner of
Humboldt and Taber avenues Monday
night. They belonged to Arthur Perce.
OF 12i Pitman street.
Thomas Phelan. who was fined yester-
day for'smashing a gum slot-machine and
stealing the contents, took an appeal In
the Sixth district court today and gave
surety TO prosecute the same.
A door of the liquor saloon at 81 Wey-
bosset street was found open by Patrol
man Feeney at ? o'clock this morning.
1t had been locked up to that time.
Liquor valued at 81 was stolen.
The Providence w c. #. T.. viii meet
in the small hall OF the Y. j. c. A.
brilding-entrance Jackson stccet--at
o'clock Friday afternoon. Rev. A. T.
Christy will speak on the Practical
Workings OF the nti-Saloon League"
a board meeting will be held az . O'clock
in the same place.
Lee Waring was held in $500 for trial
Friday by Judge Sweetland today on the
charge OF assaultng c. w. It. Reichman.
The principals are sewing machine agents.
They had worked on the same subject at
Olneyville and as usual. had said things
about the respective machines. They met
on olneyvile square and after words
were said a whip was used.
Bernard Calderone told nice story to
the police yesterday Bernard alleges
that he was in an open lot In the rear OF
the Union station yesterday. There were
also present a man and woman Ber-
nard says that he picked up a tin box
I'm which was check for $1,000 and
bundle OF valuable papers. Also that
the man seized the box and made off with
H. Bernard couldn't say who the check
was made out 20, And the pipe went
out
An Ecclesiastical council has been CALI
ed TO meet at the ,nion Baptist church.
corner OF John and Last streets, on Fri.
day afternoon of tic present week They
will consiCer the eNpcdieucy of setting
apart to the work OF the ministry Mr
iiazen \. oun Mr.. Calhoun il a grad
uate OF Newton Theological seminary
and has recently been called TO the Bap-
list church IN North Stonington. Conn. III
the council is Satisfied with the candidate
he viii he ordained Friday evening. the
sermon being preached by Prot l.. l..
Anderson OF Newton