The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-07-09

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Janice-Do you know. Horatio. dat
every boy hes a chance ter be de Pres
ident?
Horatio (thoughtfuily)-weli. I'll sell
my chance fer 10 cents.
Nils Swanson was committed to the
state hospital for the insane by Judge
Sweetland, today.
A quantity Of underwear. valued at $40,
was stolen from a line IN Hiram Potter's
yard, IS Dodge street. Monday.
Charles Carlson was fined IS and costs
in the 9Th district court. today. for dis
chagins a pistol on Daban street, July
4th.
Thomas Coilan was fned IS and costs
by Judge sweetiand. today. for the lar
known.
Narsius Kandarian's shop. 70 North
Main street. was entered. Monday night
Candy and small wares. valued at $3.50.
were taken.
Helen Coffee. ~ years old. was bitten
on the right thigh, yesterday. by a dog
belonging 70 d. NJ. Burleigh. OF 70 Ship
street, upon whose premises the child
had ventured.
The Judge of the eth district court was
informed today. when he asked what an
assault consisted OF that the accused
knocked - down and kicked him In the
yard"
Louis Robilisky was fined $40 and costs
In the sth district court. today. for as
saultfng william Tecofski. at whom he
threw a stone with such unerring aim
that Tecofski's scalp was cut
Maria Buccis tenement Is School
street. was entered by the use Of a false
key, yesterday afternoon. A trunk belong
ing TO Marie Zoxzi was forced open and
jewelry. valued at $50 and IS In cash was
taken.
Cornelius Lewis, a small boy who had
been on probation for vagrancy and had
failed to behave himself, was surrender
ed by Mr. Wallace. today. Judge Sweet
land sent him TO the reform school during
his minority.
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Mary A. Tymon. yesterday. Owen wanted
Mary TO let him have money which had
been deposited In a bank In her name.
When she refused 20 cough up" owen
struck her back OF her ear and then
drove her out OF the house. Today Judge
sweetiand fined Owen so and costs
H. f. Munroe OF II Hoyie street, heard
somebody at his back door at o'clock
this morning He notified members OF
Hose on Pond street and a sortie was
made. John J. Howard was rounded up
and delivered to Patrolman oRourke. 10
be locked up as a suspicious person. How
ard had formerly worked for Mr.. Mon
roe.
On Tuesday, Aug -. civil service ex-
mission for various positions under the
Federal government. They are for nauti-
cal expert In the photographic office.
provincial supervisors OF road and bridge
builders IN the Philippines. and an cleo
trotyper for the Philippine service. Ap-
plicants must be over 20 years OF age and
must file their applications on or before
Saturday. Aug. q
Robert II. Brooks. OF 81 Empire street.
was riding his bicycle on Broad street
toward the city about 6:15 o'clock last
evening and ran into the pole of an ex-
press wagon belonging to Caleb r. Mann.
in charge OF James Mallott He was
thrown from his wheel by the force OF
the blow AS he appeared TO be badly
hurt the Rhode Island hospital ambu-
lance was summoned and took him 10
that Institution for treatment Mr.
Brooks is Is years old lie was found
10 be uninjured and walked away un-
assisted.
Nearly 100 members of the Bible class
OF the Calvary Baptist church Of Provi-
dence enjoyed a days outing yesterday
at Crescent Park. Caterer Lewis served
an especially appeuzing dinner. which
was thoroughly enjoyed. after which the
party devoted several hours 20 an inspec-
ton OF the government and other exhibits
In the Arts and Crafts Exposition. and
later saw the remarkable performance
OF Jim Key, the educated horse. and re-
newed their youth amid the varied scenes
Of the circus. The steeplechase and
menagerie were also visited. and the
merry party kept something doing" dur
Ing ever minute OF their stay.