The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-14

WaSnlnBtoh star.
Charles A. Wilcox reports that lumber
is stolen nights from a house he Il
erecting on Almy street
Thomas Hobln was fined $50 and costs
In the Sixth district court today for the
theft of wagon tires, valued at $3.50. from
Lemue1 r. Titus.
John Boschetti and Michale Ferrara
were fined 81 and Juvenile costs each in
the police court today for playing foot
ball on Spruce street last evening.
Pensions have been granted as follows
Increase. reissue. etc, Samuel b. Spin
ming. Providence. sl2 Widows. minors,
etc. Nancy C. Coggeshall. Newport, IS.
John Retie OF IL Swiss street was taken
from the American Locomotive works to
the Rhode Island hospital this morning.
A silver of steel flew into and badly In
Jured one OF his eyes.
Andrew Stone OF Gloucester, was ad-
mitted to the Rhode Island hospital this
morning. A premature explosion OF a dy-
Mantle cartridge yesterday quite severe
ly injured his head and one eye.
Anastasio Borellfs house. "a Piedmont
street, was entered early yesterday af-
ternoon. A hat valued at 81, coat at
IS. two white shirts s2.2. a fur tippet 81
and brooch at "a were stolen.
Mary Christopher OF 10 Lily street, who
is Is years old. was before Judge Sweet
land this morning and pleaded guilty to
the charge OF being a lewd and wanton.
She was placed on probation until next
June.
John H. Martel. Jr.. and Arthur Brooks.
each about IA years DID, were picked up
at the Union station by Patrolman Ste
phen Ryan at 800 this morning. They
were runaways from Worcester. Mr. Wal
lace sent the bays home this afternoon.
Ehart wunsch OF 10 Hillside avenue left
horse and wagon at the corner of wey-
bosset and Garnet streets. at 12:4o yester-
day afternoon. In the wagon was $40
worth Of beef. The rig was stolen and
when recovered in the 5th precinct the
beef was missing.
Jacob Lazaras was fined $40 and costs
In the 9th district court. today, for an
assault upon Abraham Lazar. This was
an old complaint and II was disposed Of
by admitting sufficient evidence to con-
vict and taking an appeal. The principals
were fellow boarders. Lazaras taking Of
fense at something said by Lazar. shied
a plate and cut the latter's scalp.
Miss Belle Kearney OF Mississippi, the
we'll known lecturer, traveller and writer
and author OF the book. The Slave
holders Daughter" an autobiography OF
herself. will speak at Calvary Baptist
church. Broad street. on Sunday morn
ing. at HAS, and on Sunday evening at
1880, at the Pilgrom Congrega tional
church on Harrison street. Miss Kearney
is charming woman, possessing a fine
full voice and a most eloquent speaker.
withaL The public is cordially invited
to hear her on Sunday.
The American Plumbing Co. whose
place OF business is on Edith street, re-
ported to the police that quantity of
soldering material and lead pipe had
been stolen from their premises this week.
Today William sheedy. Arthur Nys,edt,
William A. Robinson and Frank Harley.
all small boys. were before Judge Sweet
land for the theft OF the lead pipe,
which was valued at 81. Robinson was
sent to the reform school during his min
ority. Harley and sheedy were fined $40
and Juvenile costs each and Nystedt was
fined $40 and costs
Cards announcing the wedding OF Max
Silverstein, the well known newsdealer OF
this city, and Miss Sadie Bernstein OF
New York. which will take place Tuesday
evening. Nov. Is. were received by friends
OF Mr.. silverstein in this city yesterday.
The ceremony will take place at the
scholes Street synagogue. Brooklyn, al s
o'clock In the afternoon Of that date. and
Will be followed by n reception at New
Town hall at 81 Meserole street Mr.. Sill
verstein is one OF the best known news
dealers Of the city, controlling a large
wholesale trade which he has, built I'M
from a small beginning. Miss Bernstein
is the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. Bern
stein OF eo7 Broadway Brooklyn.