The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-07-02

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And do not care TO know.
Chicago Record Herald.
A sneak thief entered James Gilmar-
tins room. at 46 shawmut street yester-
day. and took $40 watch.
Bridget Dolan Of Windmill street has
notified the police OF the probable theft
from her premises OF a dog. valued at
slOO
Thomas Cronan was fined S. and juven-
lie costs, by Judge Reuckert. today. for
discharging pistol on Putnam street.
last evening.
William Schneider OF 1s4 Holden street
reports the loss OF 20 feet OF copper pipe.
valued at s., which was stolen from his
premises, Monday.
Herbert Thompson was arrested for
revelling on Washington street last night.
and pleading not guilty was today held In
800 for trial tomorrow
John whalen OF 16 Orms street. return
ed home, last evening TO learn that dur
ing his absence a watch valued at SIS
had been taken from his bureau.
The. board OF fire commissioners today
purchased an Amoskeae steam fire en-
gine. manufactured at Manchester, N. H.,
and added 1t to the reserve apparatus.
Hose II responded to a still alarm at
II o'clock this morning. for a fire In
dwelling house near the Narragansett
Brewing company's plant. The building
was considerably damaged
John Iassell OF 1e5 East Van Buren,
street, went TO sleep In a lot near an In
dia street saloon, yesterday afternoon and
when he awoke his pocket book contain
ing $50. had disappeared
John Batchelder. IL years old. was held
by Judge Sweetlspd today for trial July
Is. on the charge of breaking and entering
william Shields bakeshop last night and
stealing as cents In pennies. The boy
pleaded not guilty.
Frank Fraser OF rs westfeld street and
]. o. Brooks OF II Diamond street. found.
near the High Street bank. Monday.
pocket handkerchief. In one corner of
which was tied up sl7.05. The owner Is
requested to prove property.
Celia Il. Kavanaugh pleaded guilty in
the 9th district court today to the charge
OF neglecting to provide manure pit in
a stable at Se5 Atwell's avenue. and gave
bonds to appear on July s. when IL was
promised the pit would be built and in
use.
Michael Toomey was fined 81 and costs
In the police court today for drunkenness
and sentenced by Judge Reuckert to serve
80 days in Jail for assautine Patrolman
T. H. Blackman. who had been called into
a house to remove him because he was
| making a disturbance.
Isaac w. Robinson. coat room man on
| the steamer Massachusetts. and residing
at 22s West sist street. New York, re-
ported TO Captain Lawrence that while
| the boat was on her way from New York
last night SIS in bills and s. scarf pin
was stolen from his clothing.
/
ers this morning set fire TO the roof of the
cottage house, SO Battey street. owned
| and occupied by Mrs Julia A. Hart.
widow OF Patrolman Hiram ID. Hart. An
| alarm was given from box 32s at 1908
| o'clock The damage did not exceed $50.
Josephine Rldeford OF Worcester and
Mary Crowle. both domestics. were ar
rested on Friendship street last evening
az common night walkers. They pleaded
guilty I'm the Sixth District court today.
noon: the latter was placed on probation
until December s.
Miss Clara l.. Greene daughter OF Mrs.
Albert T.. Greene, and David L. Matson
were married at $3.50 o'clock yesterday
afternoon at the home OF the bride 8
brother. Frank A. Greene Park place.
villa Nova. Woonsockct Only the i'm
mediate relatives were present. At the
conclusion OF the ceremony which was
performed by Rev. c. ]. White. the young
started on two weeks pleasure trip In
Maine woods. The bride has been a
teacher in the North Main street school.
woonsocket Mr.. Matson Is employed at
the works Of the Taft-Pierce company
Upon their return they will reside at "a
Summer street in that city.
Dr John n. Corbett. president OF the
town council Of North Providence. is at
the Centredale hotel under treatment by
Dr whlms OF Providence for injuries re-
ceived on an electric car at the juno
tion of South Main and wickendcn
streets. last Saturday. Dr. Corbett was
on his way to East Providence az the
time. and Il Is said that the forward
trucks Of the car upon which he was rid
ing took one track at the branch. while
another truck followed another set of
rails. this bringing about Jolting that
was more or less damaging 20 the oc-