The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-18

Bernard MoCue. IS years old. is missing
from IA Lime street since Sunday.
Thomas Curley OF 10 Hardness street re-
ports a bunch OF keys was stolen from his
office door AZ $50 o'clock last night.
Samuel +. Munroe was arraigned in the
9Th district court today for assaultirg
John f. Coyle and was fined $40 and costs.
walter F. Seymour of % Camp street re-
ports an automobile tire valued at s25.
stolen from his barn on Pleasant street,
few days ago.
Louis Silverman OF 455 Richmond
street reports that an oil cloth coat. val
ued at 50, was stolen from in front OF his
store, Monday
General Hiram Kendall is to assume
management OF The Crown, which an
nouncement will be welcome news TO the
guests OF this popular hostelry.
The front door OF Helen Killers grocery
store 6e3 Eddy street was found open AT
1l:2O o'clock last night. A duplicate key
had been used and 50 had been stolen.
stephen Congdon foreman OF gang
working on a new house on Federal
street near Vinton, reports that lead
flushing. vnlued at s.. was stolen from
that place by boys Monday night
Patrick Mccarthy was brought before
Judge Rueckert, today. on the charge of
maliciously defacing building, the prop
erty OF Benjamin f. Amy. He threw a
cane through a pane of glass, valued at
S. He was fined 500 and costs.
successfully for several seasons past 20
the thousa nds who have enjoyed the
pleasures or Crescent Park will also cater
to the host OF patrons sure 20 visit Cres-
cent Park the coming season.
A furniture wagon in charge OF Joseph
Ross, of iii Westminster street, collided
with a horse and express wagon, driven
by William r. Fitzgerald, on Broadway
near vinton street, at 2:45 D. m. yesterday
Ross horse was cut pn one knee.
An unsuccessful attempt was made
early this morning to effect an entrance
10 Michael Hennessey's grocery store, 314
Friendship street by cutting out the
glass over n window catch. As the sash
was held by nails, the trick did not work
Patrick III. Murray pleaded guilty before
Judge Reuckert today. to the charge OF
non-support OF his wife and children. As
there had been repeated complaints re-
gartfing Murray's Indifference as to his
marital responsibilities he was sentenced
TO the farm for six months.
James Ward OF 1i5 Iippitt street reports
that s1l In bills was stolen from his panta-
looms pocket at ! a. IN. yesterday. The
trousers were hanging over a chair In
his room. Another lodger was heard to
jump out OF a window at that hour and
he is suspected.
Clarence c. Andrews OF 80 Keene street.
white driving hts automobile e-en Hope
street, Yesterday afternoon. lost control OF
the machine and butted into an electric
light pole Mr.. Andrews and three other
men were thrown out but not injured. The
auto was wrecked.
Mathew j. Mcguire. years old, resid-
Ing at Polk street while riding n~the
rear end OF low gear. on Pr1ntery street.
yesterday afternoon, fell In such way
that the rear wheel passed over his left
foot near the ankle. The member was Sc
verely bruised but no bones were broken.
William r. Braley was arrested on
washington street, at 6 o'clock yesterday
afternoon, for riding his bicycle at pace
faster than that allowed by law. At the
corner OF Mathewson street he ran into
and knocked down Mrs. Grace Goodwin
Of IS Rye street. A fine OF SIS and costs