The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-10

Cinnamon must go;
And the one who thus intruded went up
on a hard boX-toe.
Brooklyn Eagle
officer T. II Cannon found bunch OF
KEYS at Dorrance and Westminster
streets last evening, which await an own
er at the Central station.
The police have been notified by Cath
crime Nenier OF % Plainheld street, tfsit
during tho present week black dress
skirt. valued aat s., has been stolen from
her home.
Mrs Ellen Duffy. Of 2o7 Blackstone
street. has told the police that on Thurs
day night a quantity of underclothlng
valued al s12 was stolen from a clothes-
line I'm the yard Of her house
Officer GIiddsn discovered bursted
water pipe in the office of the Hazard
Cotton Co. at II Market square TINS
morning az 1920 and notified the janitr
OF the building.
A light of glass in the grocery store or
samuel Kassman at s74 South Main street
was broken last night by an intoxicated
man. who was elected from the Sailors
Haven, falling against the window
f. c. Wind OF 1888 Fountain street made
report TO the police yesterday that ne
had been bitten on the left hand by dog.
while on Beverly street. the animal being
the property OF James Shaw of lSS foun-
tain street.
OFFICER Gllfoyle found large wagon.
the property OF c. IL Greene. astray at
Washington and Mathewson streets last
evening The horses and wagon were re-
turned 10 the owner. whose place OF busi-
ness Is 80 Dorrance street
Charles Podrat. aged 10. Of 3s2 North
Main street. was bitten or the left hip
last evening, while on NORTH Main
street by dog owned by Michael Reg
ney OF IA Star street The WOUND was
slight
Alex Kacola. OF 40 Saco alley. report
cd 70 the police yesterday that large
clock. valued at 81. had been stolen from
the hallway OF the district court room
on Fountain street. where he had left IL
late in the afternoon.
The polic. report that in addition to the
granhophone stolen from the drug store
| OF Amasa T. Remington at l3 south
| Main street. Thursday evening the
| thieves, who entered the store throuSn
| transom window secured fl7 In cash from
| a money drawer
While Jacob cassock OF 90 Wilson
street was within Philip Kalman's black
| smith shop at 15s Gladstone avenue late
| Yesterday afternoon, having his Morse
| shod, his pheaton buggy. LEFT standing III
| the street, and valued at S25. was stolen
| The police were notified.
James A. Wall Of 10 Branch avenue
Yesterday, sent John Gaul. employed by
| him 10 Pawtucket 10 secure load Of
| coal. Wall gave Gaul $40 Last evenins
the horse and cart were found by th'
Pawtucke. police and Gaul was missing
So was the so. wall notified the police.
Arthur w Heck. driver for the Pub
A.. Market. left his horse and wagoi
standing at Westminster and Batte'
streets early last evening while he deliv
| cred an order to customer. On his re
turn ne found an order OF meat had beei
stolen during his absence from the wag
on.
Hose No . and Hook and Ladder No
were called by a still alarm at bib thl
| morning TO the four-tenement house n
100 Spruce street, 10 extinguish fre u
the tenement occupied by Pietro Benech
The house is owned by James Balleny
and the damage was badly burned FIR
board. The fire originated about chin
ney.
Mrs. Mary Curran. OF 4s Crary street
, has reported to the police that o
Thursday a pair Of gold eyeglasses va
| ued at 81. a silver teaspoon and silve
table spoon. and a wristbag. the propert
OF a boarder, Miss Nellie Nicoletti. wer
, stolen.
Last night the bakery Of Banspac
: Bros, at 1915 Westminster street, wa
! | entered through a window on the secon
floor and a black overcoat. the propert
OF y. Henry Banspach, was stolen. tt
: ! thief left I'm the place OF the garment a
old, gray boys overcoat.
John Mccarthy. who had been sougl
! | by the police for considerable leng'
1 OF time. was fned $50 and costs IN
4 morning In the sixth district court Il
> the larceny OF 81 from Rose Downes. A
cording 20 the police Mccarthy was oi
I, OF n number Of boys who broke open
J, slot machine outside OF the store OF q
: Downes woman last September, and
Z had successfully evaded the police un
= yesterday.
!. Philip Cohen. alias Joseph Cohen. w
n charged with selling wood from an II
= sealed basket, In the Sixth district cou
this morning. According 20 the poll
y | Cohen, who lives at III Nortn Ma
a street. was selling wood from n bask
A such as IL used for delivering coal. nj
= he alleged the basket held two bushels
. wood when u really held less than
; bushel. Cohen pleaded guilty TO {
charge and was assessed SO and costs.
i In the Juvenile court this morning
; thur Parks. James Giblin, George
Collins. Fred Mann. Charles Marks n
a Charles Hazard. all charged with tr
j. ancy. were arraigned. Parks and Glib
pleaded guilty and were placed on prob
Q tion. Collins was found guilty and W
r placed IN Mr.. wsllaces care and will
+ placed In some institution Mann. W
4 has a reputation as a runaway. was fou
l. guilty and sentence was continued
> January 90 n being proposed 20 pla
o him I'm some institution. Marks and Hs
a ard were each sentenced 20 the Sockanc
q set school for two years.
y Catarrhal Headache. That d.