The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-04

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Philadelphia Record.
Henry Ross OF 1879 Broad street reports
that his tomato and green corn patches
were pretty well skinned out Monday
night.
Carmeria Salvstoria was fined $50 and
costs in the sixth district court today for
asssultins Victoria zoglio, whose face
she slapped yesterday.
one of shelden's low gears broke down
at the corner OF South Water and craw-
ford streets just before MONDAY and
blockaded travel for while
Rev. Floyd w. Tompkins. formerly of
the Grace church of Providence. but now
In charge OF church in Philadelphia.
arrived in this city this morning.
The FaithfufN1oriers of this city win
meet at the Randall SQUARE Gospel mis-
sion ~ Chalkstone avenue. this evening
at 7:45 o'clock. All are invited.
Edward Roach, years old. was ar
rested by Patrolman Duffy on Chestnut
street at $50 last night for revelling. The
boy was allowed to go home on his
promise to appear in court should the
police decide TO prosecute him.
Echoes from the great gathering OF
Knights Templars at Louisville. KY,
come from afar. Among the guests there
who received special attention was Grand
Generalssimo Rev. Henry w. Rugg OF
Rhode Island and his daughter. Mrs. Ger
trude Rugg Field. of this city.
william Fuller Of 50 Charlesfield street.
reported to the police that a young man
called at his house yesterday afternoon
and asked two of the women OF the
household to subscribe for a magazine.
When they declined 20 do so the can
vasser used very insulting language.
Rhodes Briggs, IS years old, was fined
s. and costs in the sixth district court
today for assauiting Walter j. Gilbert,
II years old. The Briggs and Gilbert
families reside in the same house and
the question of holding down the front
steps at night led TO a fracas. in which
Briggs slapped and choked the boy.
John McAndrews was fined 50 and costs
by Judge sweetland today for a technical
assault upon Michael Z. Sullivan. These
neighbors had words and McAndrews
tapped Sullivan lightly on his hat with
a little cane. and said that he would see
him again. John was better prophet
than he knew, hence the arrest and fine.
Bernard Lannon was placed on proba-
ton May Sd on his promise to properly
support his wife. He failed to keep his
agreement and today Mr.. Wallace sur
rendered him TO Judge Sweetland and
Lannon took trip this noon to the state
farm, where his address will be for the
next six months
Sidney S. oliver and Thomas Donough,
who were arrested yesterday afternoon
on the charge OF keeping disorderly
house. pleaded not guilty and were held
In $1,000 each for trial on Friday. Judge
sweetland went over TO the Central sta
tion and held a special court session for
their benefit so that they did not have
to remain in cell over night
Emil Anderson was fined 500 and costs
by Judge Sweetland today for making
a violent assault upon Hugh McCann.
These men got into an alteration on
Eddy street yesterday morning and Nc
Cam, questioning the courage of Swedes
i'm general. and of Anderson, in particular,
Emil knocked him down, causing his
head to be cut against the curbng. Nc
Cam was sent TO the Rhode Island hos
pital.
Reeves American band will render the
following nrogra anime at the concert to be
given in Roger Williams park this even
ing: March. "The 1nvincible Eagle
Sousa: overture. "Jubel" Weber; from
bone solo selected. Claude w. Spary;
"Reminiscences OF All Nations God
frey: selection. "The Burgomaster" Luz
ders; (a) intermezzo, "Salome." Lorraine,
Cb) march, "A Frangess," Costa; clarinet
solo. selected. Edwin A. Scott, selection
"Lohengrin," Wagner; popular medley
| Maclie: finale, UP the Street" Morse.
Alexander McCabe, conductor.