The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-04-25
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Don't tell 80 much OF John ID. Rock.
A felier with much money,
Nor print the face OF Andy car
Nay, Gi'e US something funny.
-Pittsburg Dispatch.
John o'Brien. an old timer, was sent to
the farm for nine months by Judge
sweetiand. today, for begging.
John walsh. IS years old. has been miss
ing from 1b Vesta street, since last sun
day.
A horse belonging to James Riley, the
florist, fell when on Point street. near the
east end OF the bridge and broke a leg
The animal was shot.
M. Ahearne's boat, anchored at the foot
AZ RIack.tone street, was visited by
thief. Thursday. who stole brass CABIN
window frames valued at $40.
Martibish Barry was placed on proba-
tion until Dec. 4th. by Judge sweetiano,
today. Barry pleaded guilty to receiving
sls knowing the same TO have been stolen.
Two men who visited the Hallwood
Cash Register salesroom at so Union
street Yesterday stole so In bills that
had been left In the drawer OF desk
John birmingham who had been on pro-
baton for non-support. was SURRENDERED
by Mr Wallace today and. Judge sweet
land sent him out for six months. An APP
peal was taken.
Tobias Burke OF Riverside reports that
cigarettes, valued at 81 were stolen from
his express wagon. at the corner OF Craw-
ford and South Main streets at y. m
yesterday.
James Riley, "a years old, a bum. bar
room loafer and frequenter of cheap lods-
ing houses, was sentenced to the farm
for ak months by Judge sweetiand, o
day. Riley was arraigned as an Idle per-
SON.
Patrolman Richard A. Clark was to-
day transferred from detention room auty
At the Central station to the City Han.
patroiman John r. Feeley was trans
ferred from the City Hall to the deten-
tion room.
A dress suit case containing lining
..n,u'ss valued AT 5000. was stolen from
Arthur Beir of SO White street. who was
n passenger on the Shore Line tram
which reached here at $50 o'clock last
night
william Moran, a painter. fell from
,adder. = distance of Is feet while at
@ Charles street. yesterday morning. His
shoulder and side were severely confused
He was conveyed to his home In an ampu-
lance.
Abraham ShafYron of 2ls Broad street.
reuuorts that whiie he was out Of his tall
orinG shop from to II a. IN. yesterday
a thief got into the place ana stole Two
nairs of pantaloons valued at I'LL, the
property of Arthur Howe.
Hl,en Kiley. IT years old. slightly de-
mented. had been msssing from ~ Algon-
ouin street. since Thursday morning
fbe started for her work at the screw
f~ctorv. since then she has been seen
6ut oncs and then on Ship street.
Fannie Barnes, of SIS Westminster
street informs the police that her . year
oh son negotiated with a rag gathere'
at her house yesterday morning. Hs
not only sold the man a bag OF rags. hn'
hs let him have a dress skirt valued nj
IS. and all that the boy got for the rags
and the garment was ten cents.
The annual meeting of the Providence
Rsrnabas circle will be held In the chspe
Of the Central Congregational church
Dtman place. Monday next, at o'clock
Mr.. W. o. Bailantine n missionary u
India for many years and friend or Ram
abai will speak on "Ramabafs work
for the child widows and little famine
former pupil of Ramabai will also b
present and give some account OF her eS
periences
The Volunteers OF America, located a
90 Westminster street. are arranging To-
q public meeting TO be held at the Ro
ger williams Free VIII Baptist church
Westminster and Knight streets. tomor
row evening. at 100. when General Bal
fngton Booth the president OF the Vol
unteer movement. win speak on thei
work. He will be accompanied by Col
J. J. Keppel who has been recently ap
pointed 10 the oversight Of the New Eng
land regiment. Other Officers from dim
erent sections OF New England also vii
be present. An Offering Will be takei
in aid OF the local branch OF the wort
which has recently been placed IN charg
OF Capt Davy. young woman from
New York. under whose supervision tn
Volunteer society looks for encouraging
results.