The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-02-11

but she grew upon family tree
/ And was beyond my reach.
Exchange.
Michael Costello was fined 50 and costs
| by Judge Swectland touay Tor the lar
ceny OF whip from John Perkins.
Ambrose Ward. or 50 Reservoir avenue,
reported 20 the police last night that dur
ing the DAY Sl5 was stolen from bureau
drawer In his house.
Judge sweetand today ordered Cath
crime Tobin Go be committed 10 the State
Hospital for the Insane. She had been
patient at ST. Joseph's hospital
Felix Gallagher was before the sixth
district court today for a simple assault
upon Maria Lyons He pleaded not guilty
and was held in $500 for trial Friday.
Edward Coakley OF 225 Althea street
lost l6 hens and rooster Sunday and
Thomas Chase of ~ Althea street nine
hens on Saturday. The fowl were killed
10y dog.
Antonio ID. Stella and Louis n. Gray
were each before the Sixth district court
today on the charge OF non-support. Each
pleaded not guilty and was held in $500
for trial next Friday.
s. Clayton Beers, promising and very
popular young man from New York, re-
turned home yesterday after being most
agreeably entertained by Miss Christine
V. Muvey at the home Of her parents, "a
Pettis street
Edward Murphy pleaded not guilty and
Judge Sweetland held him in $500 for trial
next Friday upon the charge of making
an assault upon jeremiah Driscoll Later
he retracted and was sent 10 Jail for 60
days. Murphy has bad habit OF strik-
ing when he is drunk
George Horton was held in 500 by Judge
Sweetland today for trial on Friday for
the theft of 81 worth OF aprons from Elias
Cox, and I'm 500 for trial the same day for
stealing pair of shoes from John VIII
son. Later he retracted pleaded guilty
and was fined $40 and costs on each COM
plant.
Everett S. Capron has offered to the
town of Attleboro as site for a public
library building a section OF land on
County street. He offers TO give to the
town as large a tract as IT may consider
necessary. The Capron family year ago
presented TO the town 30-acre tract for
a public park.
Daniel Quann was today held in $500
for trial next Friday tor assaultlng his
wife. Dora. upon whom he threw a pan
OF hot Cruel last night. quite severely
burning her hands and arms. The couple
had disagreed for several months and the
pan throwing episode was the final ar
gument made use OF by Quann.
Considerable Improvement was noted
AZ ba of
pany III. I'd Regiment. in their armory In
the PheniX building on Westminster
street, below Dorrance. The general idea
was that the company Is in better condi-
tion than IL has been I'm several seasons
past Gen. Kendall. Col Warhcld and
Capt. Sphinx made the second in their sc
ries of visits and were received by Cap
tain Kane, two other officers and 81 mon
The inspection was on all sides satisfac-
tory.
Farmer Chas c. York OF the south
western corner of the state Is dead from
the effects of a hog bite. lie lived i'm the
vicinity OF Wequetonock, about three
miles from Westerly. When the boar at
tackled Mr.. York. which was some three
weeks ago, he was engaged i'm driving the
pigs into pen for the night and the boar
turned upon him and put his tushes into
the left knee. A fearful laceration was
the result and the wounds sent the vic
tim to his bed, where he remained until
be died today.
The concert given at the Mathewson
Street Methodist Episcopal church under
the auspices of the Epworth League last
evening proved TO be one OF the best OF
the season. The announcement that the
league would be assisted in the entertain
ment by Miss Evelyn Cook Williams,
II.
and Banjo clubs attracted "a large audi
ence, which was unsparing in the ap-
plause that the performance merited. The
cello solos of Howard j. White were an
especial treat, and that they were so con-
sidered by the audience was evidenced
by the frequent encores that Mr.. White
received.
Mrs. r. sufern Taller OF Newport. ac-
by a woman friend, arrived at
Sioux Falls, South Dakota, yesterday and
took mp quarters at the leading hotel ia
that city. She refused TO either affirm or
deny the rumor that she Is In South Da-
kota for the purpose OF insututing di-
vorce proceedings against her husband.
However, she Is said TO have engaged the
services of local attorney. Under the
statutes n person must reside there six
months before filing a divorce suit. Mrs.
Taller was formerly Miss Maud Lorllard. |
Youngest child of the late Pierre Loril- |
lard. Mr. Taller until very recently had !
no business cares but Is now connected |
with q prominent banking house.
The Young Mems Parish club of Christ |
church. Lonsdale, met In regular month |
~ session last evening. The report OF the |
having IN charge the arrange
ments of the social recently held by the |
reported the AFFAIR TO have |
been a success financially as well AS So |
cially and a handsome balance was turn |
ca into the club treasury In consequence. |
TWO persons were admitted TO member !
ship and one proposition received. "a the 1
close of the business Chief Justice Stincss |
of the supreme court was introduced and |
gave the members present an interesting |
address. taking for his subject "The /
Characteristics OF George Washington"
The funeral OF Charles A. Richards was
solcmnlzcd from his late residence on /
Carpenter street yesterday afternoon, 4
ANA "a large number OF mourning relatives /
and friends paid tl1al tribute Of respect |
to his memory The impressive services /
cre conducted 10y Rev Thomas r. Bart