The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-12-22
CENTRAL FALLS
CORONER PROBES
kOzA'S DEATH

The coroner's inquest into the death Of
the Pole. Walenty Koza, commenced yes
terday afternoon iR the aldermanic cham
ber OF the city hall
In all there were about 25 witnesses sum
moned. and Of these there were six ex-
amined yesterday. None of the witnesses
|, examined could speak the English Ian
guage, and Stephen Pokraka was sworn
In as Interpreter
DIR. j. n. V. Mathieu. the coroner for the
city, conducted the inquest but did not
succeed in getting much testimony from
any OF those examined, which would
throw light OF the murder
The hearing will be resumed this after
noon.
CHRISTMAS MUSIC.
Ernest Lcclerc organist and musical di-
rector at Notre Dame church. has pre-
pared the following program for tomor-
rows and Christmas days 1880 o'clock
high mass
Opening. "Adeste Fideles." solo and
chorus. Novelo. NJ. a. Bissonnette and
the choir; introit, "Puer Natus Est Gre
gorian chant: "Kyrie" and Gloria"
Unison Mass" Schloff, by N mems
choir: "CredO" Schoff; Offertory, Pas
torres" grand chorus Wiegand; Sane
tus'' and "Agnus Del Schlon; conclud-
ing, "Minuit Christen.' solo and chorus
A. Adam Fred Jette. Sololsts OF the
mass Evariste Leclerc, Fred Jette, Nj. A
Bssonette.
DISTRICT COURT
special session OF the district cours
was held last night when Thomas Nc
Cabe was arraigned at the instance OF
Town Sergt. Collinge of Lincoln charged
with drunkenness. He pleaded guilty TO
the charge and was fined $50 and costs;
McCabe was arrested by the Central
Falls police on suspicion of having driven
off with the horse and buggy OF Under
taker O Neil and abandoning IL In Berke-
ley.
As the prisoner said however 'he was
not caught with the goods TINS time. ana
therefore he was lucky to get on with
the above heavy fine on "a charge OF
drunkenness. lie has only Just completed
a sentence OF 10 months for stealing rig
DISTRICT COURT.
The police arrested another workman
named George Malbern, yesterday, for
stealing brass rings from machinery in
the Farwell Worsted mill
The rings belonged TO the Thornton
Mill company, which purchased them at
the time OF the auction. At special ses-
sion OF the district court last evening NAL
bern was fined SIS and costs.
Chief OF Police Lambert returned from
Philadelphia and Harrisburg Pa, last
evening bringing with him the two pris-
oners. Salwich and Oweska. wanted in
connection with the murder OF Walenty
Koza. on the night Of Nov. "a, last.
The chief left Philadelphia at 1880 yes
terday morning and arrived in Providence
at TBS last evening. The prisoners were
locked up for the night and were ar
raigned I'm the district court before Judge
Choquet this morning.
The charge brought was assault with
dangerous weapon and that the defend
ants did kill. slay and murder The pris-
oners waived examination and were bound
over to the grand jury. They were taken
to- Cranston today TO await the action of
the grand jury.
JOTTINGS OF INTEREST.
Mary Mallon reported TO the police last
evening that her house had been entered
by means of false keys and her trunks
ransacked She was unable to tell the eX-
tent OF her loss.
Mrs. Margaret T. Cahill died at her
home, n Summer avenue. yesterday, after
a brief illness. She leaves a husband and
two children.
The pool tournament at the Veteran
Freman's room wakes hot. There was
large attendance last night.
For the extra accommodation of tie
public the money order department az
the postoffce will remain open this even
ing and Monday evening until Z o'clock.
A large amount OF money order business
is being transacted.
The executive committee OF the Lin
coin Republican association organized
last evening with Joseph f. Fales, as
chairman. and Thomas Riley, Jr., as
clerk.
The members OF the Central Falls Fled
Naturalist society are preparing for the
Christmas festivities In their usual hearty
ma ~ "
benefit OF the children of the members
on Monday afternoon. on Christmas eve
there will be a supper and general good
time while at II o'clock a large party CT
carol singers from the society will sing
about the city.
Tonight In the Field Naturalists hall in
Brook street a dance and social will be
given by Manchester Unity lodge of odd
Fellows.