The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-06
NEW SLETS.


For one m heavy hammered brass.
A set OF unbecoming sables
For one OF Persian lamb like Mabeis.
A poky silver chatelaine.
For one of gold. with nice long chain.
A leather purse and belt, quite swell.
For ones TO match my green sult--Nell.
10 Trade: A handkerchief ai,d tie.
For skates. or eiee a snOtgun-my!
\ stupid book of history
For one Of nghtin', land or sea.
a napkin-rins dts got my namc)
For any kind of funny game.
4 sled that girls havc-high and silly
For one that goes like siXty.---Wille.
To Trade: \ balance drawn in red
Tor one In ebony. instead.
A book where only stubs do show,
For one had a month ago.
4 seal-skin coat which. now | find
s. for my spouses form designed,
A rug a platter. and walter,
Ana other household rubbish --- Pater.
Edwin l.. Sabin in Lcslie's Weekly
A slot machine I'm front OF i8 Fcuncr
street. was broken into last night aud a
few pennies secured.
Thomas Henry was ordered committed
to the state hospital for the insane by
udge sweetland today.
There were two arrests made I'm this
city during tho = hours ending AT &
o'clock this morning. one was for drunk
cuness, he other for assault.
Captain Richmond T. Hobson will soon
resign from the navy and enter politics.
II is said he will oppose John H. Bank
head as congressman from the Sixth dis
trict OF Alabama.
Fnippo DOrci was arrested In a Wey-
bcsset street store. Saturday night. for
shoplifting. lie was accused Of stealing
"a pair of gloves. Today he pleaded not
guilty and Judge Swcctland held him I'm
$500 for trial Friday.
Paul =. Herod pleaded not guilty. in
the Sixth District court today. when ac-
cuscd of dealing I'm impure milk and was
held i'm 5000 for trial Friday. Michael j.
Eagan admitted sufficient evidence 10
convict. was fined SEQ and costs and took
an appeal.
Eight men, charged with being present
In poker establishment on South Main
street Saturday night were each fined s.
and costs yesterday morning in the dis
trict court. Clubs about town. chartered
and otherwise. were warned not TO play
cards Sunday.
Charles Gulya who had been boarding
AT &c Putnam street left I'm his room
lot OF clothing and a violin. The land
lord moved away. leaving Gulya's effects
under lock and key. Yesterday Gulya
went 60 get his property and found that
IL had been stolen
The Rhode Island hospital ambulance
was called to the Potter company's lum-
her yard on Henderson street. II S:35 this
morning TO convey Angus ellis to that
institution. ellis had been seized with
ht and I'm falling had sustained cut on
his forehead. After the wound had been
dressed Gillis was sent TO his home 355
Eddy street
Last Saturday night Edward Dresseau,
a colored youth, who picks up odd change
by playing an accOTdcou. was followed
and assaulted by a gang Of young fell
lows, when near Abbot park one of
these knocked him down while another
kicked him. Robert McGrath was ac-
cused of the kicking and today Judge
Sweetland held him in 5000 FOR trial next
Friday.
The city bath houses at the foot Of
Putnam street, were entered yesterday by
boNNs WHO bIOkf the lNChSs tnldSNtu III
panils OF the doors and generally dlsar-
ranged things I'm the interior, Glass was
also broken. Whether any articles were
stolen the police could not say. as the
superintendent OF public buildings had
not been notified and requested 20 inspect
the houses.
The Norcross Brothers company has
just been Incorporated under the laws
of Massachusetts with capital stock fixed
az l.5Uo0O0. The promoters are .. W.
Norcross president; Albert j. Park. treas
urer. and William j. benbOlm, secretary.
While their general offices are at Worces-
ter they will have "a branch office in the
Industrial Trust building aud stone yards
in this city
Hcrculc Desmarteau. N6. living at North
Smithdeld. blow on the top of his head
yesterday with q shotgun firing the gun
by means of stick worked by his foot
lie was dcspoudcut and had previously
threatened 90 make way with himself
Besides his SON. Magloirc. with whom he
lived me leaves three daughters. Mrs
Joseph tasavau OF Lincoln. Ncb. Mrs
John Obcu and Mrs Libocr Roundeau OF
Detroit Mich The funeral will take
place tomorrow morning at o'clock from
St Johns church. Mr.. Dcsmarteau had
been living with his SON at The foot OF the
hill beyond thc Slatersvillc cemetery ON
Green street. I'M Slatcrsvile and was
familiar hsure on the streets Of the
village.