The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-31

y man keeps on good terms for life
His stomach, conscience ana ms Vic.
"Brooklyn Life.
Thomas r. Casey was similarly SEN
fenced for making one sale ana took an
appeal.
William Mcl.4ushlin reports the loss OF
a s. umbrella stolen irom him ~ the
Public library sunday
Thomas singleton's barn. rear OF III
Sterling avenue, was entered last night
and 50 worth of oats ana corn stolen.
An ove4ooat valued at 81 wac stolen
from an attic room OF Mathew Hrays
house, ~ Beacon avenue. Friday night
Carrie stesns pleaded not guilty in the
! Ida Grobard and was held in $500 FOR trial
| Friday.
William II. Heap and Charles r. Briggs
were each nned so and costs BY Judge
| Sweetland today for dealing I'm impure
| milk. Appeals were taken.
John MCLEAN. Of Cranston. reports the
! loss Of an overcoat at 4 Weybosset street
yesterday and Arthur Miller coat talon
| from the same place this morning
Henry Thomas. colored. and Patrick
| Cummings and Charles sullivan, white
! months by Judge sweetland today for
| begging
John Morrow clerk OF the board ~ IRE
commissioners returned 10 his desk to-
day. He had been absent since early IN
November. having been seriously al with
pneumonia.
Pensions have been granted Rhode ISL
reissue, etc, John Keiting Bristol, -.
Original widows, etc, Sarah Dowher'
Providence, $.
John Devine. Of 20 Huxley street. was
run into and knocked down on Market
square by an express wagon Yesterday
afternoon. lie was sent TO the Rhode
Island hospital.
Gustave Brink was before Judge Sweet
land today on a capias and was sentenced
10 nav $50 and costs for an assault on
Emil Falten. The original sentence was
imposed Sept. ~.
Edward Tuttle. colored. was fined $40
and costs IN the Sixth district court today
for defacing building belongins TO Ben
iamin G. GladdinG. Tuttle was drunk
and threw large stone through a door.
doing 80 damage.
Edward II. GalhEau was hned $50 and
costs and sentenced 10 Jail for 10 days on
each OF three complaints--one keeping Tor
sale and TWO illegal sales OF hquor "a the
sixth district court today and took an
appeal on each.
The sailor lost from the ship Paul Re-
Japan. after being lsT days AZ sea. was
Nels Hpiolmstrom OF 5S Landon street
this city He would have been 10 years
old on Jan. ;.
Tomorrow being legal holiday. tho II
brsrv will be omen Gas on Sundaysl from
70 2 y. m. only. FOR the use Of the peri
odical room chNdren's library, lecture
room and standard library, no books be-
ing issued for home use
William Moran was convicted last July
OF an assault upon Patrolman Deitz and
peal was taken. and as Moran failed TO
Ale his reasons therefore he was brought
in on ? capias today and Judge Sweetland
confirmed the original sentence.
An entertainment consisting ~ imper-
soma tion OF the Brownies by children OF
the Tobey street homo and vocal and ~
strumental music will be held at -.
James parish rooms on Brighton street
this evening. followed by social ana
watch night service IN the chnrch.
Joseph Varnc was held in $500 by Judge
Sweetland today for trial next Friday on
the charge of assaulting his former wire,
Jennie Because OF his dissolute habits
she WAS Obliged 10 leave him. lie called
at her house last night ana being drunk
the police assert. Narine pleaded not
guilty.
Miss Annie Green OF Hshronville has
becu missing since Christmas evening.
IL is believed that because she lost hes
position she has committed suicide. Whtn
she departed from this city. as she said,
she wore a black velvet hat a gfaN
Jacket and black skirt 4 black velvet
hat was found on the shore of jerks pond
IN Pawtucket two days ago, and " Is be-
lieVtd IL may have been her properly.
Tho only relative the young woman has
I'M New England Is Mrs. McNamee or
Boston Th description OF the girl FUR
nished the police is as follows; Height,
Z feet. 3 inches slim figure. brown eyes,
dark hair. wore black velvet hat, snort
gray iacket and light skirt.