The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-07-03


Maiu street. was entered last night and
tools valued at 50 stolen.
A guitar valued at 81 and a coat at So
were stolen from Harry Spikes room on
North Main street yesterday.
Robert Gilligan and James Leary were
fined 81 and costs each In the police court
today for bathing in the Providence river
without wearing tights
Joseph Plant and wife of 254 Bedford
street, Fall River. put up at 9 Elizabeth
street last night This morning Mr..
Plant discovered that $3.50 had been alb
stracted from his pocket
Friday. July 4 being legal holiday. the
library will be open Gas on sundays) from
2 to y. m. only for the use of the Pc
riodical room. children's libary. lecture
room and standard library. no books be-
ing issued for home use.
Prairie avenue car 300 and Pawtucket
car I'll bumped into each other In front
of the Arcade on Westminster street at
p. m. yesterday. Mrs. William Hoard.
OF 800 Point street. claimed that in the
collision her back was injured.
A man was reported 10 have been heard
moving about In William b. Chaces gro
Gerry store on South Main street at 2:20
this morning. Mr.. Chace was sent for.
but nothing was missed. The intruder
had sneaked out before the police could
reach the store. a
William j. Fitzgerald was fined $50 and
costs In the Sixth District court today
for assaulting Daniel F. Farrell. The
latter had had trouble with q relative Of
Fitzgerald's. and when the men met on
Potter's avenue Monday night Fitzgerald
Knocked down Farrell.
william j. Lees horse, attached to- q
milk wagon, ran from Olney to North
Main street early this morning. In its
flight the horse brought the wagon
against a stone post The post was de-
molished. so was the wagon, while so
quarts OF milk went to waste
Pensions have been granted as follows:
Munson H. NaJac. Providence. IS. In
crease restoration. reissue. etc, Peter
McCabe. Soldiers Home. Bristol, sl2.
Original widows. etc. special account.
June 10, Lydia A. Harvey. South Ferry.
IS: Abby F. Durfee. Crompton. ss
David Shine pleaded not guilty in the
Sixth District court today of having made
an assault upon Max Stranmuch. and was
held in 500 for trial next Tuesday There
Vas quarrel among some boys in a
yard at the rear of 297 North Main street
yesterday and when Shines boy was
punched Shine went out and slapped the
Suanmush boys face, so the police as
sert
William Bachelor of Lawrence, Mass,
who was thrown from a carriage on River
street, in woonsocket, Tuesday afternoon,
died at the woonsocket hospital last even
Ing from conclusion of the brain. The
man apparently rallied Tuesday night,
but yesterday his condition changed Tor
the worse, and he died last evening He
was salesman for a Lowell biscuit con-
Germ
AS Henry T. Jackson Of 50 Aimy street
was passing near the corner OF Foun-
tain and Jackson streets about 1880
o'clock last night he discovered a nre
on the roof Of the building opposite the
brewery on Fountain street lie pulled
in an alarm from box AZ. and the blaze
was soon extinguished with a loss OF
about $40. The building is owned by Wal
tor MoGinn and occupied by Mrs. Emma
Howard. A piece of burning fireworks
the roof is thought to have caused the
blaze