The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-09

No, Shunammite. would not break
Gods stiffness. Let them weep who wake.
John Williamson Palmer.
Andrew d. Wilson's bicycle was stolen
from North Main street last night.
Hose Co put out a chimney fire In
Charles Holbrooks house, 166 Lockwood
street. yesterday.
Four hens and a rooster were stolen
from VIM. Greene's coop, rear OF lo74
Smith street, last night.
Annie Lucas was sent to the farm for
six months by Judge Sweetland today
for being a common night walker.
Samuel Haskins, of Alb South Main
wheels, valued at $50. from his yard last
night.
A rear window of William Brier's gro
Gerry store $50 Dudley street. was forced
open last night and a gum slot machine
was stolen.
At a meeting OF the National Board OF
terday Fred w. Arnold of this city was
chosen treasurer.
Luke Brahaney was fined SO and costs
in the Sixth district court today for the
larceny OF blanket from the Hall &
Lyon company yesterday.
Mary Morgan So years old. was taken
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North Main street this morning. She fell
and fractured an elbow.
William Richmond. fireman on the
towboat Buccaneeer lying at the Clyde
line dock, reported that last night a watch
valued at 81 was stolen from his trunk.
The alarm from box % at 1888 this
morning was for slight fire on the
roof of the Union Hand Laundry building,
JOG Hospital street, caused by sparks
from a chimney.
William III. Mcdonald. a druggist clerk.
was bound over to the grand jury In $500
by Judge Sweetland today on two COM
plants for illegal Sunday sales of liquor.
He waived an examination.
on Thursday evening. June 10, Rt. Rev.
William NJ. Mcvickar. s. T.. bishop CO.
adjutor of the diocese Of Rhode Island.
will administer confirmation at St James
Episcopal church, Woonsocket.
The complaints against George Grossi
for alleged assaults upon John III. and
James Foster. OF 10 Bourne street were
discontinued today. The police had evil
IDENTIFY arrested the wrong man.
william Holland. colored. waived an ex-
animation in the Sixth district court to-
day TO the charge OF assaulting DR..
Hulls wife with druggists pestle, and
was held for the grand jury in 500
Emmett Brosseau, who a few months
ago was placed on probation for stealing
a bicycle, was before Judge Sweetland
today and was fined So for the larceny of
a fob-chain from the Shepard company.
The steeple Jacks who have beeen at
work on the chimney Of the electric light
ing plant have finished their labors and
have taken down their Jacobs Ladder"
This work was watched by thousands of
persons.
Simeon Morton. of 279 Douglas avenue,
reports the loss OF Sl.75 worth Of tools
stolen from shed in the rear of new
house at the corner OF Berkshire and
JOY streets, last night.
Mrs. Nils Olsen, Of 149 Point street. ar
rived here on the steamer Massachusetts
this morning. having occupied stateroom
1S While she slept her pocketbook. con-
tanning $3.50 and two gold rings, was
stolen.
Annie Holland was fined SIS and costs
by Judge sweetland today for the theft
OF 50 cents worth OF small wares from
the Boston Store. She was arrested on
Union street by Detective o'Malley at $50
last evening.
When the Joy line steamer arrived here
today Sergeant Clark arrested Joseph ID.
Caughoy. a runaway boy from New York,
whose father had telegraphed to the local
police asking that the lad be apprehendcd
and held for him.
Ernest Gears and Frederick TAYLOR,
colorcd. pleaded guilty i'm the Juvenile
court today TO the charge OF entering IN
the day time on Dec. Z. 1871. the shop OF
Alter Litchncr. and stealing ~ cents
worth OF cigarettes. They were held for
the grand jury in $500 each and Mr.
Wallace became their surety.