The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-02-08

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Hose 6 extingnished a grass fire at the
| corner OF Angel stret and Butler avenue,
/ yesterday afternoon.
James Riley was fined g. and costs ia
the Sixth District court today, for the
theft OF three newspapers.
Patrick Holmes WAS fined SIS and costs.
by Judge Rueekert. today. for the theft
Of clothing valued at 50. the property OF
Samuel Marks.
Mrs. Albert Tfllinghast and Miss Til
! linghast OF Brown street give a small
\ dance tonight in honor OF Miss Cray OF
Chicago.
An overooat valued az $40. was stolen
I from Joseph Burns. while he was IN n
| lunch cart, on Weyboset street, at 2:55
this morning.
The Faithful Workers will meet at tho
Randall Square Gospel mission. 81 Chalk
stone avenue. Sunday afternoon, at
o'clock. All are cordially welcome.
Charles r. Northup. oolored. was placed
on probation until June 9th. by Judge
| Reuokert. today, Northup agreeing in tho
meantime TO support his w-fe.
William ]. Dunn of North Attleboro
died yesterday az his homo on Ralph
street, that town. Mr. Dunn was employ
ed by Rodenbsrx d Dunn OF Providence.
Pensions h, 'e been granted as follows:
Original. Joseph Blatchford. Salem Sc.
Original widows, special accrued Jan. -,
Jane Blair, Lonsdale IS; Catherine Kar-
gaden, Woonsocket IS.
George Dunlop pleaded guilty and was
bound over to the grand jury iIs $500
from the Sixth District court today. for
ernbezzling sS5 from the owners of
Westminster street market
The alarm from box 4St at 1i:2O this
morning. called the department TO the
Allen Print works. A kettle OF tar had
boiled over and some OF its contents had
caught fire. No damage was done.
Jennie Hoil colored. was bound over in
1900 by Judge Reuckert today for the
theft OF s21 from Frank III. Purrucker. in
whose family she worked The money
was taken from the drawer OF a desk.
| Adjutant Van Der schonn. of the Saliva
\ ton Army rescue work among women.
/ from Boston. will conduct special meet
ings in the Army hall. 775 Westminster
street, Saturday and Sunday, Feb and
1 g.
Napoleon Trimbly of Trenton, Mass. re-
| ported 10 the local police today, that
| while on the steamer Rhode Island en-
route 20 this city, from New York, last
night somebody stole a $50 watch from
him.
Antonio Milo. Antonio Cheoca and Pas
uusle Giorgia were arrested for reveiiing
on Acorn street, by Patromen King and
Clifford. yesterday afternoon. They plead
ed not guilty today and were held for
j trial tomorrow morning.
John Keegan. James McGraii and
Alonzo Kervock. boys. were arrested on
Westminster street. for disorderly con-
, duct. at $3.50 last night. After being repri-
manded they were allowed TO go home.
The arrests were made by Patrolmen i.
j. Lyons and j. X. Martin.
Ellen Gray, alias Helen Grimes was
fined SIS and costs in the Sixth District
court today, for the theft OF articles,
valued at $3.50 from an Olneyville store.
Jan. 25th She was released from custody
at that time on her promise 10 APP
pear the next day for trial. Instead she
left the city and was taken on a warrant
by Sergeant Bennett last night.
Mrs. Maud Jaffray Hunnewell. wife Of
Hollis Ii. Hunnewell OF Wellesley, Mass,
has obtained in her purchase OF the
George r. Tyler summer residence one OF
the biggest bargains in Newport real eS-
tate In some time. According TO deeds fled
today the consideration was only slp.5o0
The property includes 700 feet OF land
and n handsome villa.
The entertainment furnished last even-
ing in Colonial hall for the benefit OF the
Oney Street Unitarian church by the
Carleton club was considerably above
the average OF church affairs of that ma
ture. The hall wac well filled and the
audience furnished frequent testimonials
OF its appreciation Of the work OF the
various members OF the club. The SUBJ
ject OF the entertainment was four-act
drama called The Finger Of Scorn." For
amateurs the young people participating
showed pleasing familiarity with their
lines and the performance moved with
"A very creditable smoothncss.
Charles A. Richards, n we'll known and
highly respected citizen. passed away at
his home. 22s Carpenter street. yesterday.
The deceased had for long time been
troubled with stomach complaints which
eventually resulted In his death. He was
treasurer OF the West Side club. and two
years ago was candidate for member
ship on tho board Of cauvasscrs. being de-
fcntcd by only "A few votes Mr. Rich
ards was well known 20 the business men
Of this city. having been AZ one time.
dealer IN precious stones tie was "A
brotlwS~in-law OF Colonel Isaac l.. Goff.
the we'll known real estate dealer. and his
demise will he moUrncd by large circle
OF friends Tho funeral will take plncc
from his late residence on Carpenter
street, Monday afternoon az O'Clock.
The state committee Of the Young Mems
Christian associations of Massachusetts
and Rhode Island viii hold its nCNt
meeting 40 Hotel Bellevue, Boston. Wcd-
ncsday next Tho wives of the members
or the committee and the executive COM
mittec OF the auxiHafics to the associN-
tOns Of the two states have been invited
n A. expected that Al lras; ~ persons will
ho present. and that the occasion will be
both profitable and enjoyable The NOM
bers of the committee from Rhode Island
are A. ". McCrilhs, 4. q. Day and T.. ~
MCtcan of Providence. hre. George a.
Fowler of pnwtuckct is the Rhode Island
representative of the auxiliary corinit-