The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-24


Joseph r. Currsn was fined $40 and
costs In the police court today for revel-
ling on Dorrsnce street last evening
Walter Newman admitted sufficient evil
dence before Judge sweetland today to
convict him OF selling impure milk
fine OF $50 and costs was appealed fIom
and surety TO prosecute the same was
given
The annual meeting Of the Y. M c. A.
I.yceum will be held this evening In the
Lyceum hall. Y NJ. Z. A. building. May
or Granger and Prof. w q. Everett of
Brown University will make the prin-
cipal addresses.
Peter Mccullough was sent 10 the farm
for months by Judge Sweetland today
for being common drunkard, ana
Michael Donnelly, who yesterday gave
Alderman Reynolds a gentle touch for
nickel was sent out for months as
sturdy beggar.
Francis E. Mcclure were aned Sc each in
the juvenile court today for defacing the
Hope street and Montague av. school
house Last Sunday they therv stones al
that building and between them broke
% cent pane Of glass.
Patrick Turbltt and Michael McGirr
were driving through olneyvile square
At 7:2e last night Their vehicle came in
collision with electric car No. Ill. Nc
Girr was thrown from hls seat and
struck one OF the car windows. the break
ing glass cutting his hand quite yverly.
The case OF Trussvnle Machine a. Fur
mace company VS.. r 4. Thomas Machine
company was called In the common pleas
| division or The supreme court today and
plaintiff defaulted. Judgment for defend
ant for costs was given Suit was TO re-
cover s5ls.5O on book account. w. G. Rich
was counsel for defendant.
| The Jury I'm the case of Luke Callsn VS..
| William Mills a Son today brought a
verdict for plaintiff for 800. Callsn was
| injured by the explosion OF powder while
a flash light picture OF the Columbia was
being taken at Bristol +. j. Mccarthy
and o. l.. Bosworth were counsel for
| Callan. M
The verdict of the jury in the case Of
! Edward Dooey vs.. Narragansett Eec-
I trio Lighting company will stand. A jury
| found for the plaintiff. In rescript the
| court says the evidence is sufficient 10
sustain the verdict and that there is no
error In the rulings of the court. Mr..
| Dooley. gets $1,000 and costs.
III. Claude Struck. one of the general
| clerks at the Narragansett Hotel. had a
| birthday yesterday. but told no one just
| how old he was. but the guesses ranged
| from II to %. During the day his friends
received cigars and In the evening he,
with n few OF his associates, enojyed a
supper and other things that go to make
up good time.
The jury's verdict in favor OF the de-
PENDANTS I'm the case OF Miles Mckeen VS..
Howard .. Sturgess ct al has been sus-
tained by the appellate court Mr. Nc
Keen was injured nv the falling ~ q
wall Of a building that the defendants
| agents were taking down. Defendants
claimed that they had let the taking
down Of the building to other parties. The
amount sued for was SscoO.
An unusually large attendance crested
| Charles w Brown, Phi B.. of Brown Uni
vorsity. at the Providence Franklin So-
| clety last evening and they were amply
repaid for their defiance Of the inclemcnt
weather by hearing an instructive and In
terestng lecture on The Geology OF
Ncutaconkanut Hill and its Rocks and
Minerals" Mr. Brown is an extremely
| interesting speaker ana was heartily sp-
plauded at the conclusion OF his address.
r.. O. c. Linke gave a reception TO his
| dancing classes at the Eloise last evening
and despite the incement weather $50
| couples were in attendance. During the
] evening committee representing the
! pupils. presented Mr.. Linke with beau
uful pedestal OF Venus de Milo. Hts
sister. Miss Pauline Linke was the re-
cipent Of an cpera fan. The Glenham
orchestra and the following committee
were responsible for the success ot the
| AFFAIR Frederick q. Wilman, John J.
! Mccormick. Arthur NJ. Potter, John =.
I Butler Charles n. Bissell Edwin $. God
| frey
The voterles Of I'll Karum Temple. No.
/ Is, Dramatic order knights khorssssn,
will hold their first meeting of the new
century I'm their headquarters. q Vest
minister street Friday evening when TWEEN
~ or more novlces viii venture a trip
over the hot sands knowing fun wei. that
there will be corps of able and efficient
atendents 90 alleviate their burns and
hurts az the end of the journey. The
| order OF business T. as follows. Business
session o'clock. ceremonial session. :