The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-12

baltimore News'
Charles A. Bibeau of S5 Oxford street
reports the theft OF catcher's glove,
valued al SO from Melrose Park last
evening.
H. a L. 4 and hose IS extinguished
fire on an electric light pole, at the corner
OF wickenden and Cent streets at 7:2o p
m. yesterday.
Marie NJ. Barone, 65 years OLD died
suddenly at her home Is Monticello 81,
at i:l5 O'Clock yesterday morning. Med
leap Examiner Perkins said that death
was due 10 natural causes.
Margaret Mckenzie who was arraigned
yesterday for an assault upon Patrolman
John F. Holland. and who then PLEADED
not guilty, retracted. this morning ana
was fned $50 and costs.
George Gulick was arraigned In the 9Th
district court. today, on the charge OF
non-support OF his wife and children. He
pleaded not guilty and was held In $500 for
trial on May both. Bail was given.
The alarm from box 20 at i1:4o o'clock
last night was for a slight fire In a tool
shed belonging 10 K. III. Watson, the
contractor who is erecting building Tor
lHurd Brothers at 235 Dyer street
The White Star liner Romapic. Capt.
Hambleton, arrived In Boston from Ma
pies. Tuesday afternoon, with 1900 passep-
gers. Among the saloon passengers was
the Reverend L. l.. Henson Of this city.
George Craig, 80 years Old who boards
at 2s3 South Main street. was taken III
when at the corner OF South Main and
Transit streets. at 7:so o'clock last even
ing. He. was sent to the Rhode Island hos
pital.
Marshall Pierce. employed at the Robert
r. Smith Coal Co.'S yard. South Water
street WAS struck Upon Inc head -nY u
large lump OF coal. this morning. sustain
ing an injury which required that he be
sent to the Rhode Island hospital.
Edward Wheeler, William Sullivan and
Augustus Smith today retracted their for
mer plea Of not guilty OF having evaded
the payment OF their fares upon the
steamer City OF Key West Upon their
plea of guilty each was fined 81 and costs.
James O'Connell. an idle person. was
brought before Judge Sweetland today.
O'Connell is a big husky fellow. who has
been sponging n living out OF his mother
and II was at her request that he was
nlaoed undar arrest He was sent TO the
state work house for six months.
Friday. May Is. being'a legal holiday
the library building will be open from
10 10 d. m. as on Sundays. All the depart
ments will be open except the circulating
department. no books being issued for
home use; and elsewhere than in the ref
erenoe room they VIII close at p. m.
horse belonging 70 Dennis Conway of
S6D Valley street ran away on Waterman
street. below Benefit. at o'clock last
evening. The runaway collided with John
j. Banigan's surrey. throwing out Con-
way and injuring his side and wrist Az
North Main street the runaway collided
with an electric car and cut one OF Its
legs
owen Goodwin was arrested in the 2d
police precinct. last evening, for drunk
enness When searched there was found
inside his undershirt monkey wrench.
garden hose nozzle, bull cock and
plunger and several pieces OF brass
plumbing work He had stolen them from
r. A. Winsors premises in Cranston
earlier in the day. Chief Bigbee called for
him this morning.
Alma Camp OF Modern Woodmen en-
joyed a delightful entertainment I'm Inde-
pendence hall, Thurber avenue. Tuesday
evening, a large audience OF the members
and their friends being present Alden !
Dillenback the boy magician presented
n highly interesting program, including
many tricks hitherto performed only by
Kellar and Hermann, and especially
won the enthusiastic appreciation OF the
audience BY performing them in the midst
OF the audience itself. instead OF on the
stage. as usual. an effective demonstra-
tion OF his cleverness. He was assisted by
Emil Dillenback In mysterious mind-read-
ing feats that won cordial recognition.
Songs by Messrs. Turner and Gardiner
and banjo solos by Mr.. Webster COM
pleted a most enjoyable program.