The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-14

An umbrella valued at IS was stolen
from A. L. Sutton's shop. 81 Richmond
street, yesterday.
Patrick r. McKenna was held In $500
by Judge sweetland today for trial Fri
day for non support.
A pocketbook containing s24 was stolen
from Ellen NJ. Connelly's room at 90
Ring street yesterday.
Mrs. Sweetman OF ~ Penelope place, re-
forts an overcoat valued at s35, was
stolen from her house yesterday.
Elliot ID. Lewis. OF 81 Dyer street. re-
ports his sample case containing punch
ing and foot balls valued at $50 stolen
from in front of his shop yesterday.
Patrolman f. j. Kelly. shot dck
horse at l55 Waldo street, at 4:S0 o'clock
this morning. at the request OF Henry
knight. the owner OF the equine.
Charles A. Catlin OF i33 Hope street.
| reports that white dress and some
under clothing. all OF the value of s.. was
stolen from his clothes line. last night.
Patrick Carney OF Douglas avenue
was taken IN on the sidewalk at 20 Mar
ket square at 10:S0 o'clock last night.
He was sent to t1is home In an ambu-
lance.
Joseph Barnes was sent 10 Jail for 30
days by Judge Sweetland today for the
theft OF pair OF pantaloons. ell OF tho
value Of SIS, the property of Charles II.
Robinson. OF Waterman street.
Aionzo T. Cross OF No. 30 Warren
street. reports his shop entered yesterday
noon and that gold and silver pencils,
valued at $40 and pair OF gold bound
spectacles. valued at $3.50 were stolen.
John IAnnon got six months trip to
the farm by permission Of Judge Sweet
land today for being an idle person. Ian
non is n carpenter and II was said that
when he came off the farm he wood work.
Mary Haskins, Of "a Middle street, Hal
lowell. Maine. reports that her pocket
book containing $40. a ticket for Boston
and two baggage checks were stolen
from her at the Union station last even
ing.
Mrs. r. p. Parker. Miss Parker and
Master r. n. Parker OF 81 Manning
street, Providence, arrived I'm Boston
Monday afternoon. October IL on the
steamship Canadian OF the international
Mercantile Marine company'e Leland
line.
Laura J. Pratt OF 2s7 Williams street.
reports that while she was in front Of
$50 Brook street, at $50 p. m. yesterday,
boy is years old snatched her hand
bag and ran of with H. The bag CON
tained $40 in cash, n check for sl2 and a
pair OF glasses.
James Leddy while under the influence
OF liquor, fell into small stream near
NJ hA n~fh nxz1 .Af sf,a
city last night and was rescued by four
men. Retween the rum ana the river
water he was unconscious. and was sent
20 the Rhode Island hospital for treat
ment
William Boss, colored, and Robert
Johnson. white, 16 and IL years old re-
spectively. were placed on probation until
June 7th. 1904 by Judge sweetland. to-
day. for stealing one hen from George
| Avadesian. Boss II the cigarette holder
whom the police used TO trap women
shopkeepers last year.
John Rice. 6b years old demonstrated
with Felix Gallagher yesterday for as
| saulting his. Gallagher's, wife. The peace
maker got a severe clubbing from the
drunken husband and was so badly cut
that surgeon was called upon TO take
seven stitches In Rice's scalp. The affair
happened at OIS AtWeHs = avenue. tsAlih
CHER was held In $1,000 by Judge Sweet
land today for trial next Tuesday.
The Rhode Island Veteran Citizens
Historical association meets tomorrow
noon at Con- Memorial hall. Rehoboth.
Mass. The hall contains besides the
cabinet OF the Rehoboth Antiquarian So
ciety school rooms and the Banding
library, the latter being a gift from tho
Hon Thomas w Bickneu. and of HIS lat n
wife. who was Miss Amelia Davis Bland
Ing OF Rehoboth. Visits win also he made
20 other places Of historical interest and
otherwise In the vicinity. The han can
he reached from Market square by taking
the Taunton cars. All are invited 90 at