The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-24

John Perry. oolored, was sent 10 the
farm for six months by Judge sweetland
today as a vagrant.
Frank o'Donnell was fined 81 and An
tonic Silva 81 in the juvenile court today
for revelling on Shove street yesterday.
Next Friday evening the orthodox be-
gin the feast holidays. which continue
about ten days, with intermissions.
Pensions have been granted as follows:
Original. VIM. n. Bucklin, Providence.
Sc: Michael Ryan. Pawtucket. s.; James
f. Watson. Apponaug. So.
A complaint against Alfred Arnold for
an assault upon Joseph c. McGuchn was
discontinued upon payment of costs In
the sixth district court today.
Amos Hawkins Of % Darlington avenue
reports that within the last three nights
his planning mill on Scott street was
Allen Ham pleaded not guilty, admitted
sufficient evidence 10 convict. and was
fined 81 and costs by Judge Sweetland to-
day for playing craps on Ford street last
Sunday.
Arthur Irons. colored. Is years old. was
placed on probation until Dec. 81 by
Judge Sweetland today for stealing 70
worth OF copper from the Union Congre-
gational church society.
John Clark was fined $50 and costs in
the sixth district court this morning for
the theft OF a gun and several articles or
clothing. all OF the value of slS. 'rom his
father. Elisha Clark
Maurice Tishler of 27 Kane street was
seized with a fainting spell on South
Water street. this morning. The police
saw that he was driven safely home In
his own grocery wagon.
Francis Ramagmani cut up rusty IN
Acorn street yesterday afternoon. using
vile language. drawing knife and
threatening to give coroner job. To-
day Judge Pirce fined him Sl5 and costs.
The alarm from box 45s at 1920 this
morning was caused by the presence OF
smoke in a tenement house at Al John
street A back draft was the cause of
the smoke being In the house. No
damage.
The pocketbook snatcher piled his ne
farious calling on the East Side early
last evening. He made off with pocket
books belonging TO Mrs. Henry 8. browne
of East street and Sarah l.. Berry of
John street He was overtaken after the
second theft, shortly before s o'clock,
but was released upon giving both pocket
books to his captors. The pocketbook
snatcher is described as being young
man about IS years old 3 feet inches
tall, smooth face, well dressed, wearing
dark blue suit and black derby hat.
The description of the fellow tallics very
| closely with that OF the one who at
tempted 20 snatch Mrs. ii. S. Foster
| pocketbook on Custom House street yes
terday. and IT is believed that he is this
| same person.
The blast OF the rams horn at sun
down. last evening. resounded I'm the two
synagogues OF the city. for II was the
conclusion OF the feast OF Yom Ripper, OF
Day OF Atonement the greatest OF al
| days I'm the Jewish calendar The sound
was one OF JOY. token OF divine forgive.
ness and cheer, quite different, indeed
from the significance OF the notes of IN,
same horn which were sounded only ter
days ago on the Jewish New Year, at tha
time indicating a call 20 penance. as TN,
children OF lsresl were called in the viii
derness. At the end OF the day the ?
hours fast was broken, shops were open
ed, and virtually marked a night or fes
tival, at least by contrast. and all th'
little jew children were abroad, making
things lively, along with their elders, I
is part OF the faith 20 forget and 10 for
give one another-part OF the belief tina
God Is n good God, and can only be for
giving 20 his erring children when the,
have forgiven one another.