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

There's more in me than you'd suspect
Joseph Powers, II years old. has been
missing from No. ia Public street since
] p. m. yesterday.
Hose responded TO a still alarm at 155
Pine street yesterday afternoon. No
damage.
Two newly appointed patrolmen went
on duty last night. John Il. Henry at
Station 5. and John Maroney at Station
port OF his children. was placed on pro-
baton until Sept. 9Th, by Judge Sweet
land. today.
William J. Sullivan. who when drunk.
yesterday. stole George Hogermans SIS
bicycle. was today fined $50 and costs, by
Judge Sweetland.
Mary Lamond was held in 5000, surety.
by Judge Sweetland. today. for trial on
the 18th instant. and upon the charge OF
simple assault upon Frank Devereaux.
Beatrice Leach. OF No III Thurbers
81 years old. stole sl7 from her pocket.
at 7.l5 this morning. She thinks that he
has gone to Boston. Leach has been
stopping at No Hawthorne street. SOM
ervile, Mass.
The Rhode Island branch OF the Wo-
mans Baptist Home Mission society will
hold Its annual meeting April 10, az the
Fourth Baptist church, on Howell street
Sessions 10:30 a. m. and p. IN. Mrs. Grace
Lathrop OF Boston. and Miss Hazlewood
of Lynn, will speak
c. H. James horse. attached TO milk
wagon, became frightened by an cleo
trio car, on Elmwood avenue, running
away and upsetting the wagon. Be
tween the spirits OF the horse. 20 quarts
OF milk and 10 dozen of eggs. IL was a
strong and costly shake. Hereafter that
horses name is Custard.
Patrick Tobin, 81 years OF age, and re-
siding at 2Is Tockwotton street, fell.
while descending a ladder on coal
barge at wilkesbarre Pier, at I O'Clock
this morning He was taken TO the rail-
road emergency hospital where two
fractured ribs were set.
John Doyle was fined So and costs by
| Judge Sweetland, today. for breaking So
| cent pane OF glass i'm building belong
! ing 20 Robert knight. Doyle was drunk.
! last night and was angry because his
| boarding mistress would not give him
| money he had left with her for safe keep
| ing.
| Lieut. Vaughn. of Hose II, discovered a
| slight fire last evening i'm the building
| situated at 456 Potter's avenue and pulled
I'm alarm from box 1856, located AT Pot
| ter's avenue and Melrosc street. The
\ blaze was on the second floor OF the
building in a room occupied by the Slat-
er Weaving company, and was quickly
extinguished by the department The
building is owned by William Braitach.
Company IT. End Regiment. under the
command Of Captain James n. Kane and
Lieut.. Julius Jackovitz, was inspected
! last evening by Brlgadier-General Hiram
! Kendall and Captain Arthur r. Sphinx. in
| its armory. IA the Phenix building A
| large number OF friends 81 the company
were in attendance and they seemed
| highly pleased at the excellent showing
made by the members.
| The board Of directors Of the Young
! Mems Christian association met last
/ evening and elected officers for the en-
/ suing year as follows President Edward
] p. Metcalf; vice presidents. Frederick IL.
! Jackson. William c. Burwell; recording
secretary. Allan McNab; treasurer, Oliys
| A. Jnlson; auditor. William H. Scott, d.
| rcctors for three wears. Walter q. Brown,
I Frederic VI. Fuller. Robert y. Clifford,
! Edward y. Pierce, NJ. ~, George w.
! Parks. With the exception Of two mem
bcrs OF the board all were reelected.