The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-24
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Yours truly, -
New Orleans Times-Democrat
Hose II put out grass fire In vacant
lot on East River avenue last cvvnins.
The alarm from box 3i6. at $40 last
evening. was for a chimney fire in the
house, 20 Pavilion avenue.
Augilo Cafaro was fined sl5 and costs
by Judge Sweetland today, for improper
relations with Theresa DE Robia.
Mary Clancy. Of 56 Borden street. says
that a female Spaniel dog was stolen
from her yard, Wednesday afternoon.
A plaid horse blanket. with So, was
stolen from Dr. Parnell Fishers carriage,
at the Rhode Island hospital, yesterday.
A $50 Boston terrier belonging 10 "has.
Miller, was stolen from the dog store AT
30 North Main street at p m. yester-
day.
A wheel. valued at $40. was stolen from
James A. McHardy, of q Arch street,
and from in front of 1876 Broadway, last
evening.
Fred T. Shaw Of l26 Melrose street de-
sires the police 10 recover his sons BIZ
cycle. which was stolen from his barn AT
$50 this morning.
Pensions have been granted as follows:
Original-George Nj. Capron, $40. original
widows. etc, war with Spain-Johanna
Sullivan. mother, Providence, sl2
A thief broke a side window OF Israel
Fiertels tailoring shop, 81 Richmond
street. Tuesday night. and stole two pairs
OF nantaloons valued at $40.
Addie Breault, Is years old. is reported
10 have run away from the Providence
Rescue Home last evening. She IS sup
posed 10 have gone 10 Fall River.
Avalena Jones. colored. was arraigned
In the Sixth district court, today as
common night walker. Pleading not guilty
she was held in $500 for trial tomorrow
Joseph Dashwitch, r. and Joseph Over
bunker 13 years old. were picked up by the
police last night, as runaways from South
Boston. They will be sent home today.
Mary Chambers, 60 years old. was
picked up I'll on Tockwotten street, by
Patrolman r. ]. Sheridan. last night and
sent TO the Charity building. She was
homeless.
Daniel McMauvh. Of 100 Harris avenue,
reports that his coat, valued al $3.50.
was stolen from him while he was at
work at 1876 Gladstone avenue, yester-
day afternoon.
Joseph r. Mylan OF i6 Chambers street,
notified the police last night that his
bicycle was stolen from the corner or
Sackett street and Elmwood avenue dur
ing the early evening.
The round house, so-called at Roger
Williams park, was entered last night
by breaking out a pane of glass. Candy
and nuts TO the value Of $3.50. the property
of Charles T. Belts. were stolen.
The Faithful Workers will meet at the
Mary Hopkins Rescue Mission, 2l Glenn
ence street. Friday evening At 7:i5
O'Clock Mrs. Mary NJ. Bradshaw will lead
the meeting All are cordially invited.
Mrs Ben Dodge of the Hotel Albee was
given a surprise last evening In honor OF
her birthday. Her apartments were filled
with flowers and presents. dinner was
given TO "a few of her personal friends at
10 o'clock.
An interesting exhibition of pottery,
designs opened last evening at the School
OF Design with reception TO which a
large number of invitations had been is
sued. Many responded, and those present
had the additional pleasure of meeting
Mrs Pouillon of New Jersey, whose pot
terles formed so large a part OF the ex-
hibition II will remain on exhibition |
during the week.
,,arx, ,ntarastinC and instructiye lec- \
ture on Suggestions" was delivered last !
evening at Independence hall, South Prov
idence, by Mrs. Lillian Il. McNair, |
student of the Institute of Physicians |
and Surgeons. Rochester, y. Y, for the |
benefit Of Eliza Garfield council, Daugh- |
ters OF Liberty. After the lecture a read |
ing was given by Mrs. Emma l.. Fiskc, |
aud piano solos were rendered by Miss |
Johnson. Mrs McNair is a native OF |
Providence and the daughter Of Mr.. |
James l.. Bickncll. ono Of the best known !
printers ia the state.