The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-22

Charles NJ Witchcr or this city is stop.
ping In Boston at the New American
house.
There will be gospel melting at the
Mission or the Coming King. $50 Broad
street Friday evening at 1:45, A. O. Blake
Will lead
John Higgins, 80. laborer. was taken TO
the Rhode Island hospital at 1890 this
noon by the Central Falls ambulance,
which brought him from Lonsdalc lie
had a compound fracture Of the leg.
William Murphy denied in the Sixth dis
trict court this morning the larceny OF a
pocketbook and Sl792 from Annie Marsh
last Sunday. for which Detective Tidd ar
rested him yesterday. and his case was
put down for trial Tuesday under 500
Thomas Mulvey was arrested at an
early hour this morning I'm n Ship street
house with two other men, all three being
fined s. and costs for drunkenness In the
police court. Mulvey was also arraigned
i'm the Sixth district court as an idle per-
sos and got six months at the farm.
Mcguire & Penniman have been award
ed the contract for the building Of the
gymnasium i'm the Women's College ~
Brown University. The work has been
begun and the contractors expect To make
material headway before the week is I'm
ished. stone, Carpenter 4 Wilson are the
architects.
Box 40 was rung I'm by Night Watch
man George III. Holmes OF the Manufac-
turers building 10l Sabin street, at 1:3O
last night for fire ip Marsden a. Kettle
tvs jewelry shop on the sixth floor. Fire
started from the polishing machine and
damage was slight. There was slight
damage In the VI. &. Lindell shop on the
floor below. by water.
The overflow OF water tank i'm the
Office OF Arthur O'Leary, second floor OF
the Blackstose building. 81 Weybosset
street. leaked through the ceiling into the
coal office OF Curran n Burton below.
Patrolman Feeney discovered Il at a. m.
and notified the engineer OF the building
There was slight damage.
Grace Freeman admitted that the
charge was true when arragned In the
Sixth district court this morning AZ n
lewd and wanton person, and was placed
on probation. Her husband. a hostler for
the II. l.. Rose company, said he was will
ing TO send her back To her parents home
is Paterson. ~ j. The couple were mar
ried here three years ago and about five
or six weeks ago the woman strayed from
the path OF virtue. according To her own
statement. She was taken out OF "A Dart
mouth avenue house early this morning.
Louis Taber $50 North Main street. lost
a basket of whisk brooms, yarn, etc, to-
gether with some valuable papers. on
Benefit street. which dropped from the
wagon he was using yesterday afternoon.
Arthur Dunbar. 20 BENEFIT street. saw the
basket lying in the road on Benefit str-SI
at $50 o'clock last night and notified
Lieut. Hartnett OF the Second station,
who sent out officer w a. Gillen 10
bring IL In. Mr.. Taber was notified and
was very thankful TO the police for recov
er'ing his property.
Patrick Sheehan and jeremiah Hart.
two very frowsy appearing men, were
lined up before His Honor in the Sixth
the larceny OF a half-baTel OF beer I'm
their capacity as beer "gaugers." as 9TH
ers OF their ilk term the stealing OF sour
beer from barrels left along shore. Each
was handed $40 and costs. The barrel was
taken from the Clyde Steamboat compa-
ny's yard on South Water street and re-
moved TO an adjoining coal yard, where
the "gaugers' were arrested early this
morning as they were quenching their
thirst