The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-03-26

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Chicago Tribune.
Patrolman Kavanagh yesterday recov-
cred $50 lbs. OF rcd lead. stolen from
Central Falls. and which had been sold
for 81 10 an Ambrose street man.
John IL. Larvln, "a youth, was fined 81
and costs by Judge swectland today. for
the larceny of pair of zoe. gloves from
the Shepard Co. yesterday.
William II. Clark waived examination
in the Sixth District court today, and
was held for the grand jury in $1,000 on
the charge of maintaining a liquor nuis-
ance
Peter McGovern was held in 800 today,
for trial in the Sixth District court, next
Friday. on the charge of exposure. He
was arrested on Fountain street last
night.
Francis j. Heagney, 10 years old, was
held for the grand jury i'm $500 today. for
breaking and entering In the night time
Louis I,uther's shop on Reservoir avenue,
and stealing soc. worth of cigarettes.
William III. Mccormick was again be-
fore the Sixth District court today. for
keeping open his barber shop on Thayer
street last Sunday He admitted suffi-
cient evidence to convict and took an ap-
peal.
Prouty e. Miller of Newport have been
sued by Waldo Il. Barnes OF this city.
Mr., Barnes says he was assaulted by the
defendants and was deprived of his lib
erty for some time. lie asks $1,000 dam
ages.
Mrs. Frank Carter, rs years old. died
suddenly. from natural causes at No. 81
Camden avenue. at o'clock. this morn
ing, Drs. Callahan and Fisher were call
ed Medical Examiner Perkins gave per-
init for burial.
Broadway car No. 4i3 collded with a
horse and express wagon belonging TO
John r. Goode, at the corner of Union
and Washington streets. last evening. A
thll was broken and one of the feet
of the horse was cut
Kate McKenna, who one week ago was
released from the farm, where she had
served term for being common drunk
ard, was arrested three times. In the las,
| four days, for drunkenness and tods J
| Judge sweetland sent her back to tn,
farm for two years.
| James Gormley was fined $50 and cost,
| In the Sixth District court today. FOL
embezzing $l9 from James III. Foley, fol
whom he tended bar on South Main street
| Gormey took the money from cash
register last month and disappeared. III
returned here yesterday and was arrest
| ed by Lieut.. Lawrence
John schuelbacker Thomas Ryan and
James Black were placed on probation
| until June 9TH, today. for defacing
| building belonging to Thomas p. Hogan
| and situated on Chestnut street. The
| building is In process of demolition ant
| the boys ripped out lead pipe valued Al
81 Patrick Holden was placed on proba
! tion for taking "A hammer from the sam,
building.
Ben. Dodge, the stage manager a
| Keith's New Theatre and also manager o
! the Albee hotel, observed his birthda,
| yesterday and at the close OF the per
| formance at the theatre gave "A supper q
a few OF his non professional friends. Mr.
Dodge was the recipient OF gold watcl
| from Mrs. Dodge, and other tokens o
esteem from those who had the pleasur,
Of spending the happy day as his guests
ON the first OF April the Sea View Rail
road company will adopt the ticket sys
tenn requiring passengers to purchas'
| tickets before boarding the car. Ticke
Offices are being established at the vari
Gus stations along the line and In Provi
dence. The company is coupling it's carr
with four motors aud preparing its road
bed for a higher rate OF speed New car,
are TO be purchased and "a new auxiliar,
power station erected in preparation FOL
the enormous summer travel which is ex
| pected from Providence