The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-27

Shall such as these say what they please.
While we must pay fine?
Not only those who throw IL should
BE taught to draw the line.
London Chronicle.
Bernard Fitzpatrick, 60 years old, has
been missing from IA Martha street.
since Wednesday.
Hose put out a slight fire I'm the cell
lar OF John McHale's residence. III
Douglas avenue at $40 last evening. No
damage.
Giuseppe Cacehiote was fined - and
costs in the Sixth district court today for
the theft of a shirt valued at so cents,
from Philip Blumenthal.
Charles Goodwin, OF 27s Richmond
An electric car cut off the dogs hind
legs and Patrolman Butts had TO shoot
the animal.
Henry BAIL was fined SIS and costs in
the Sixth district court today for the
theft of dozen spoons, valued at So the
property OF William III. Mclaughlin.
Tht.>spocns were taken fro ma carriage
yesterday.
l.. F. Babcocks bakery, 800 Cranston
street, was entered by way OF a rear
window between 8 and o cfock-tf1
morning. Canned goods worth s. and
pies and cakes of the value of SO cents
were taken.
Agnes Foley, H. and Mary Early, 10.
of Bergen street. Mt. Pleasant. were
placed in the charge OF Miss DeneLy by
Judge Sweetland today. They were up
on the charge OF vagrancy. One OF them
made a surreptitious trip to New York
Exeard Bishop was placed in the Gus
tody OF overseer OF the Poor Cummings
today on the strength of a promise be
gave to Judge Swetland and Mr. Cum
mings that he would Marry Cordelia O.
Delaire, who is soon TO become a mother.
jeremiah Sullivan, a freight handler I'm
the employ of the Consolidated railroad,
was sent from the India Point yard TO
the Rhode Island hospital at 1850 this
morning. lie was unloading a barrel of
beer which slipped, struck his lef and
broke IL.
At 645 last evening a stranger drove
into the Crown stable, corner of Pine
and Garnett street. with a bay horse at
tached TO a stanhope buggy. Leaping
from the carriage the man ran out OF
the stable and down Pine street. The
owner of ther liz is not yet known to the
police.
The alarm from box 37S at 1885 this
morning. was wor slight fire in Mrs r.
A. Palmers tenement. 610 Cranston
street. An oil stove exploded. Frank A.
| Palmer wrapped several rugs about the
| stove and threw IL out of the window.
| His hands were burned slightly in do
ing this.
Mary Mccarthy, a muscular appearing
matron, had difference OF opinion with
Mary Carrigan. a nephew, on Ives street
a few days ago, selling her by tho hair
and yanking out big fistful. In the
Sixth district court today she was tined
$50 and costs for her advertisement
Mrs. Mary Silva of 90 wickenden street.
informs the police that man. apparently
a Hebrew. who wore badge and claimed
that he was an officer, called at her house
yesterday, showed the badge said he was
n policeman and insisted that she should
purchase so worth OF soap from him.
| She did not purrhaze
William Benoit was fined $40 and costs
In the Sixth district court today for de-
facing a building belonging TO Thomas
Kennedy. Benoit quarrelled with his
wife and chased her about the room
When he had failed to ovcratke her his
rage became such that he seized bar
and pried from the wall marble mante
piece
The Faithful Workers will meet at tn,
Randall Square Institutional Mission. 5
Gladstone avenue. this Sunday after
noon at o'clock. Deacon John Glove
will lead the service. and also will NEE
and assist in the Gospel meeting held Il
Mount Hope hall. corner OF Eddy an'
sherburns streets. this Sunday evenisg
ing at 7:3O o'clock.
James Sullivan. 50 years old of 4
Bogman street was taken from th'
American Tubing and Webbing company
works, on Borden street. at 1880 fh
morning and conveyed TO the Rhode lei
and hospital Ills foot was crushed Il
an elevator, hue no serious injury wal
sustained. Mrs Alice shyheld of y
Chestnut street. tainted when Sullivan
was hurt and was treated by the hospita
surgeon. An hour later she again col
lapsed and the ambulance was sent fo