The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-02-13

He found twas his lot
TO be wholly forgot.
Cause he never embezzled a cent.
Washington Star.
Seven hens were stolen from Charles
Berson's hen-house. at 72 Howell street.
last night
A robe was stolen from the back OF
Thomas Cabana's house, on Union ave-
nue., Tuesday.
Annie Calbert, OF f47 Lockwood street,
was bitten upon her leg by dog. when
on Landor street, at II a. m. yesterday.
John whalen, OF IS Orange street, re-
ports that his roam horse was stolen from
the corner OF Peck and Pine streets. last
night
Robert Chaplin. OF $50 Congress avenue,
informs the police that his boat. at Mash
apaug pond, was looted OF s. worth OF
rigging. yesterday.
Willett Carpenter, whose barn Is In the
rear OF 13 Burlington street, reports the
loss OF two bags OF oats. stolen from the
premises. last night.
In the case OF John Bryn VS.. John Care.
Jr., the jury that heard the testimony in
Judge Dubois court. found a verdict for
the plaintiff for s7OO.
The jury in the case of Isadora A. Spen-
Ger against Thomas w. ID. Clarke. execu-
tor OF the last will and testament gave
plaintiff a verdict for sl5l6.
George Malborn. AZ years old. was ar
rested for revelling at the Empire thea
tire. last night. In the police court, today.
he was fined SIS and costs.
Pensions have been granted as follows:
Original widows. ETC.. Laura b. Edwards.
Providence. IS; renewal widows, ETC., Ly-
dia l.. Brown, Providence, sl2.
James McCabe was apprehended on
Charles street, last night as a fugitive
from justice. Later he was delivered to
Officer Coombs, OF Central Falls.
Alfred Foster, OF 2S4 Alabama street.
reports the theft OF a bevel square, which
ner OF Broad and Laura street, Tuesday.
Mrs. Lavnia Mowry, of 81 Bernor street,
lost a pocketbook, containing s4Ol, on
Gladstone avenue car yesterday after
noon. 1t is supposed that pick-pocket
stole II.
Daniel Brown. 25 years old. a farmer.
and Mary Collins. 15 years old. were ar
rested on suspicion. on Hartford avenue,
by Patrolman Bernie, last night. Brown
was released and the girl was delivered
TO her father.
John Kirk. single. 25 years old, resld-
ing at First street, East Providence,
and employed as a shoveler at the East
Providence coal wharf, was struck upon
the left hand by a falling block, this
lacerated. Kirk was sent to the Railroad
Emergency hospital.
Frank T.. Holden, sewer commissioners
and assemblyman. ex-council and presi-
dent and ex-speaker. has practically de-
cided TO remove from Woonsocket and
take up his residence in Providence. He
has been factor in local as well as state
politics for nearly ten years and the
change is necessitated by his increasing
business cares, being one Of the head
of the large combine recently
including the r. b. Little, Pom
roy and Interstate Coal companies.
President II. ]. Wells. of the Rhode ISL
and Hospital Trust company. sent a check
for 800 10 Chief Baker. yesterday. "as
evidence of the value OF police service in
protecting property" The check was for
the Police Protective association treasury.
Several times during the last four months
the Central station officers have made
hurry-up trips TO the trust company's
i'm response to summonses for
aid, sounded by the electric burglar alarm
system. These were due to workmen in
terfering with wires.