The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-09

Let your plans mature In pairs
Single thoughts make hazy Wis
And, science now declares
Forces have their opposites
So. n you would win success
In notable degree
Bring 10 every business stress
Jane Ellis JOY.
Thomas L. Jennison OF Lakewood has
been granted a pension OF So month
Hugh Kelley escaped from the state
hospital for the insane at o'clock this
morning. He has a sister living at Ss
Gesler street.
Lssander Bennett reports that 2ik quarts
of milk was stolen from in front or MS
store at 2O4 Dexter street at t;SO O'Clock
this morning.
Maria Doherty was fined s15 and costs
bv Judge Sweetland today for stealing
three bed spreads, valued at 70, from
Catherine McCabe.
Clothing valued at 81 was stolen from
n line in the rear OF 3s5 North Main street
"Wednesday night. This complaint was
made by Martha Joiner.
Charles Collins, who was reported as
missing on January LIST. was picked up by
Patrolman w. III. Briggs on Dyer street
at 10 o'clock yesterday morning and de-
'livered TO his mother at 30 orry street.
Amasa f. Remington & Co.'S drug
store. at 14S Smith street was entered
last night by the use of key The
money drawer was emptied OF about $40
and a graphophone was stolen
In the police court today Charles An
al
the charge OF throwing stones on Desoto
street. yesterday William Healey was
convicted of the same offence and nned
& and Juvenile costs
A Mt. Pleasant car collided with An ex-
press wagon driven by Bernard Mcintyre
OF West River street on Westminster
street, last evening. Mcintyre was
thrown out but not hurt. Both shafts
OF the wagon were broken
AS the reserved seats are now on sale
at the Y. M. c. A. rooms for the Roger
Williams concert, which Is TO be held
Tuesday evening, Jan. 20. In Y. M. G. A.
hall the holders OF advance tickets
rnould exchange them as soon as possible
II they desire good seats.
In the sixth district court today Fannie
stone waived examination on the charge
of keeping a nuisance and gave ball In
$1,000 TO appear before the grand jury.
She appealed from four sentences each
OF $40 and costs and ten days in jail for
keeping and selling liquor.
Thomas Canavan, H. and Charles Ford.
Is years old were arrested for drunken
moss on Richmond street at S:5b p. m.
Yesterday. In the police court today
they pleaded guilty 10 the charge OF
having been indecently intoxicated. Sen
lad a
cation by the police OF the whereabouts
of the lads and OF whom they got their
liquor.
BANDS tobacco store at 10 Washington
street was entered Wednesday night by
the use OF false key. One gols mounted
pipe. two pocketbooks, three dozen pocket
knives. six razors. nine meerschaum
pipes one pair of cuff buttons, ten nickel
watches, one watch chain and three foun-
tain pens, all OF the value Of sool. were
stolen.
jeremiah Crowley was fined $40 and
costs in tho Sixth district court today
for an assaults upon James McGuickan OF
East Providence. The latter entered
crowley's barroom. called him Mar
cheen,'' which Is Celtic for Little Rat"
and making himself otherwise obnoxious
was put out and had one eye closed. Be-
cause OF the great aggraveuon oHered
Crowley the sentence was made a light
one.
William Chassey of $40 Westminster
street, was given n check for sl5 few
days ago by a woman boarder who owed
his $3.50. He took the check 10 Il. A.
Monroe. Jr., OF A2 Westminster street,
who cashed Il for him. The check was
returned as worthless Mr.. Chassey
made good with Mr.. Monroe and is now
looking for the stylish blonde who did
him up so nicely.
James Cavanagh went 10 his home on
Fletcher street few nights ago and
there found Margaret Miller keeping com
pany with his mother and sister-in-law.
Cavanagh had taken something that riled
his blood. lie ordered the Miller woman
out and when she refused to go said he
would eject her The whole push fell
upon him and gave him the grand
bounce. In the sixth district court today
Judge sweetland fined Cavanagh $40 and
costs for assault.