The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-22
BLACKSTONE VALLEY,
PAWTUCkET.
Tho Court or Probate.

Tho regular Wechy bossiou VI .no Iro
bate Court was held yesterday afternoon.
His Honor Judge Blodgett presiding.
The inventory of the estate OF Bernard
Treanor was presented and ordered re-
corded. Ann Treanor, widow OF the de-
ceased, being granted the household fur
niture belonging TO the estate.
The report OF the commissioners Of in
solvency on tho estate OF X. Is. Gage was
accepted, and the commissioners ordered
Petition for the allowance of the ac-
count of Horace w. Duxbury. admins
traitor on the estate Of Joanna Duxbury
was continued one week.
Petition for letters of administration
on the estate OF Ellen Camill was also
continued for one week.
The bonds Of Ann Treanon, admins
traitor on the estate OF Bernard Treanor;
Of Edward Allworth and John Coyle,
executors on the estate of Edward All
of Henry A.. Frank A. and Clarence 4.
Gardner; and Of Ellen f. Bliss. guardian
of Mary A. Bliss, were approved.
The will of Susannah &. Braman was
admitted to probate and Albert Braman
approved as executor; personal bond, $500,
to pay expenses and debts.
George Il. Rounds was appointed guar
dian of the person and estate Of the five
Chadwick minors; bond 500.
An inventory presented OF the estate of
Edward Allworth was referred back to
the appraisers for informality.
A Runaway MIX Wagon.
About 7:a0 O'Clock this morning horse
attached to milk wagon, belonging to a
milkman named Westcott and driven by
a boy, started to run on North Main
street, just south of Dempsey's bleachery.
The boy succeeded In climbing out through
the back of the team and left the latter
20 It's fate. On reaching the steam ex-
cavator used In the sewer construction on
that street. The horse endeavored to
pass, but the wagon struck cross beam
and stopped short. smSshing It sSmeMnss %S. what
continued alone as far as Exchange street,
where he stumbled over pile OF paving
stones and fell In heap. He was cap
tured here, and aside from being cut
about the legs, was not seriously injured.
Troublesome Customers.
This forenoon the police patrol wagon
was sent out East avenue to quiet dis
turbance. On arriving there they found
that a couple OF fellows In n state Of in
toxication had kicked in the door OF
the house on Buffam street wherein they
dwclt, which house belonged to Thomas
Kelly. They were loaded into the wagon
with some difficulty and the start was
made for the station. When near the
corner Of North Main street one OF the
fellows attempted to jump upon the
drivers seat, with evident intention OF
choking one OF the officers. Considerable
force and violence were necessary to keep
the fellows in subjection until the station
was reached.
Assaulted Newsboy.
A certain newsdealer of Pawtucket has
experienced considerable trouble lately
by having his newsboys molested while
on the street with newspapers. This
morning one Of his boys. Michael L'ddy
py name, was peddling In the vicinity OF
Broad street near Exchange. when, he
claims he was forced into quarrel with
a larger boy. who knocked him down and
kicked him, using him pretty well up.
The newsdealer suspects the source from
which the trouble comes, and Is looking
for more positive proof.
The District Court.
In the District Court this morning
Frank Sweeney was arraigned on the
charge OF breaking and entering in the
nighttime, the liquor saloon OF Fortunat
Gagnon on Exchange street, and stealing
theretrom quantity OF cigars, whiskey,
and belt, amounting in ali to s349 Ia
value. The break was committed
last night about midnight. Sweeney
was at the saloon a good part
Of the evening, probably studying
up he broke the glass In the door, and
reaching his hand in drew out the fasten-
ing He was found in the shop behind
the bar by the officers when arrested. He
wal we'd examination and was bound over
I'm the sum OF $500 to the Court Of Com
mon Pleas. Sweeny Is an old offender,
having served term for a similar oifense
committed at Joseph Gagnou's place,
hardly q stones throw from she scene ol
his latest escapade.
Mary Hayes was sent to the State Farm
for six months AS common drunkard.
Three persons were fined ~ and costs
for drunkenness.
Points of Interest.
Charles +. Clickering Lodge, X. of p,
met last evening and conferred the third
rank on five candidares.
The Franco American Republican Club
have elected the following officers
Captain, George Theroux; first lieuten-
ant, Charles Theroux; second lieutenant,
Henry Leheureux. This club has voted
TO join the regiment Of the Harrison and
Reid Guards.
Friday afternoon the Pawtucket Chess
Club will hold another c.ambake at the
Curry farm.
The Garfield Club will hold n business
meeting this evening. Tomorrow even
ing occurs their banquet in Music Hall,
with speeches by number Of prominent
men.
The Republican City Committee will
hold a meeting Monday evening.
A NUMBER OF manufacturing and other
establishments are closed to day on ac-
count Of the state fair.