The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-23

Lester Gay, Of All Potters avenue. re-
| ports that his bicycle was stolen on cram
| ston street yesterday.
Thomas Tully "a years old. of 20 Darl-
! ing street. has been missing since the l5th
| instant. and William Hogan, 22 years old,
| of PIG Wickenden street. has not been
heard from since the 18th.
Patrolman III. l.. Leonard discovered
| the engine room OF the Wadsworth Lining
company's building. Melrose street at
1850 this morning: no damage.
the police court today for revelling on
Atwells avenue yesterday. John CASSIDY
and Frank Mulvey, Juveniles, were fned
81 each for revelling on Richmond street.
Michael ID. Kelly was arraigned in the
Sixth district court today for the alleged
theft OF three cans Of fruit valued at 80
cents from Annie Kelly. He pleaded not
guilty and was held in 800 for trial FRI
day.
Mansfield lodge. I. o. o. F.. entertained
visitors from Providence and Pawtucht
ried out followed by a collation. and
speech-making.. Noble Grand David
Smiley presided.
E
stole dressed chicken, valued nj 75
cents. from a Westminster street market
this morning. Half an hour later she
was before Judge Sweetland and was
fined 81 and costs. The bird cost her $500
and even then she didn't get 1t.
Alice Edwards. young married wo-
man. who had a big roll OF money In her
pocket and wore a handsome gold watch
and chain, pleaded guilty in the sixth
district court today to the charge of be-
ing common night walker. and was
placed on probation until Dec. !.
The funeral of Uriah p Percival, who
passed away at the Rhode Island hospi-
tai after a brief illness. Will take place
tomorrow afternoon from the residence of
his daughter. Mrs. George Avery OF
Broadway, Taunton. Mass. He leaves a
son and two daughters
At the conservation of Bishop Vinton in
Worcester yesterday the following Rhode
Island clergymen assisted: Rev. E. :.
Rousmaniere, rector of Grace church, this
city; Rev. William Sheafe Chase of st.
James church. Woonsocket and Rev.
William Pressey. of ST. Johns church,
Ashton.
Patents have just been granted to the
following Rhode Island inventors: Luz
cirs +. Arnold, PROVIDENCE Edwin r.
Greene. Providence: Charles Hrd Woon-
socket; Clinton G. Love1oy, Providence,
Emile Maeftens, PfONldences AlDcIt >.
Newton. Provdence: Simon w. Ward
well, Providence.
Raffaele Chavillle pleaded not guilty in
the Sixth district court today of an as
sault upon Javoni Chistona, and was. held
I'm 5000 for trial Friday. Chaviliolle Is an
elevator attendant in an Olneyviile mill
and has been considerably bothered by
boys also employed there. Yesterday he
struck one OF them, Chistona, on the head
with a wooden bobbin.
A telephone message was sent to the
Sixth police station during the night that
a man had been discovered on the roof of
the Rhode Island Locomotive works
building, and that two more men were on
Kinsley avenue, apparently cooperating
with the roof climber When the latter
was hailed he jumped from the roof, and,
accompanied by the other men, ran away.
the Providence Cooking school, delivered
an interesting lecture yesterday afternoon
under the auspices OF Loyal circle, King
Daughters. Park Place church and
The Illustrative lecture was given In Y.
M c. A. hall. Printed slips OF the menu
were distributed and all the dishes were
prepared before the audience. and at the
conclusion they were allowed to sample
all the compounds.
Representatives OF the JOY line have
been i'm New Bedford recently seeking
wharf property with the idea of estab-
fishing a line OF steamers between that
city and New York I'm opposition TO the
steamer which now runs between there
and New York under the control OF the
New York New Haven & Hartford Rail-
road company. Negotiations have been
opened toward the purchase of Merrill $
wharf the largest wharf I'm the city. and
the one with the deepest water along the
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