The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-07
TROUBLE THIS DAY.
El0pers in the District Court Followed
From Philadelphia.
Other Unpleasant Matters Strengthened
Out by Judge Sweetland.

In the Sixth District Court this morning
Edward s. White and Mary Andrews pleaded
not guilty to the charge Of adultery. They
were held in the sum of $1,000 each for trial.
June 2l. Both of them come from Phila'
dephia where they are prominent in society,
and were found here by the wife of Mr..
White. 1t is probable that the case will never
| be called, as the man has promised to return
TO his family and the girl TO her home
Peter Brennan was charged with assaulting
| his wife. Mrs. Brennan stated that on Me-
mortal Day her lord and master had a day off,
| and. like a good wife, she cautioned him not
| 20 drink but Pete did not heed her pleading
| and went out and got drunk. When he went
| home in tho evening, andS>alled for his din
ner, his wife told him il was nearly time for
| supper, and if he would wait she would pre-
pare it for him. This made him mad, and he
| began to chase his wife about the house.
As no could not catch her he picked up
| pitcher containing sour milk and threw IL,
| and hit her on tho head.
Brennan's son took tho stand, and was
about to testify against his sire. This was
| moro than the old man could stand, so ho
| pleaded guilty on the spot. Peter went to the
| State farm for 30 days.
| Augustus +. Hawkes. and his wife, Ann,
aired their domestic difficulties. Hawkes. Is
an old soldier. and draws a pension every
three months. The couple have each been ON
earth for a half century or more, but have
been married but a few months. Ms. Hawkes.
claims that the old fellow will spend all of his
pension, and fail to share it with her. The
old lady had flock of six children by for
| mer husband.
To make her case good Mrs Hawkes. said
that, if sho had not been foolish, she could
have had pension by her "old husband"
John Gallagher, who was a comrade Of her
present husband. Mr.. Hawkes. stated that
treatment at homo was such that he could not
stand 1t, and took up his abode with MIR.
Drake. friend Of his, who resided on Ply
mouth street. Drake is also pensioner, and
was in court to testify on behalf of his com.
rade. but was Of no benefit to him. Judge
Sweetland thought that the old fellow had a
hard road. and found no against him.
Tho case of jeremiah Sullivan was con-
| tnuod for a week.
Patrick Fielding and Henry A. Hill wero
sent TO the reform school for two years for
truancy. The case of Eddie Lonsdalc. for the
same cause. was continued until June rs.
Archibald Swaine was adjudged insane, and
was committed to the asylum.
Joseph Manning, n spruce looking barber.
was charged with assaulting an equally spruce
looking craftsman. He was fined Sl5 and
costs.
Thomas Antonellia, years old. was sent to
the reform school for two years, for being a
bad boy and truant.
Tho case of Perry Yerrington was called.
Lawyer Brennan was on hand with Mr.. Yer
| L. 20 toe of
Police Child Yerrington was taken in charge
by Detective Merrill and cared for until the
arrival of the chief Of police of Worcester, who
came this forenoon from that city, and re-
turned with Yerrington the 30 train.
Yorrington has bail ready at that city.
John Hayden was fined s5 and costs for
stealing pair of "sneaks' from John Mar
rimir.
Court Calendar for Saturday.
| Appellate Division Supreme Court) --
Div. l0,029 Eleanor G. Reynolds VS.. Joseph
| l.. Reynolds.
Warwick Nathaniel c. Peckham VS.. Charles
| Ii. Armstrong. ct al,
Eq. 5726. William Bradford. trustee. vs.
| Mary $. Burgess, ct al.
Eq. $685. John c. Smith VS.. John Mullgan
Eq. 1894 william F. DeWolf ct al. VS.. AMMO
E. Middleton ct al.
lex. 1908. silas T.. Tefft ct al. VS.. Providence
Washington Insurance Company.
EN- l947. Andrew Winsor s. Co. VS.. d. A.
Waterman.
Eq 352l. owen McAuliffe VS.. Eugene T.
McAuliffe.
Div. lO,Os2. Mary J. Barney VS.. Joseph A.
Barney.
Div. 10. l64. Aimanetta Allen VS. william
II. Allen.
Common Pleas DivIsion-suprcme CourtL
l55. Henry l.. Graham VS.. Michael Buckley.
Attorneys-H. ]. Carroll for plaintiff; Joseph
Osheld for defendant
236i. william A. Thiel VS.. Union Railroad
Company Attorneys d. II. sheahan for
plaintiff.
2G7. Watson. Newell s. Co. VS.. S. & b. Lod.
orer. Attorncys-H G. Curtis for plaintiff
- :. Lapham for defendant.
235i. John Mulroncy W. New York New
Haven 4 Hartford Railroad Company. H. j.
Carroll for plaintiff; +. 5. Arnold for de-
fcndant.
1917. George Davis VS. Ruthven V. slade,
executor, Attornoys-G. j. West for plain
4, til II. @. Mowry for defendant.
G57L william Schulz vs.. Alpha II. Hill ei
ux. Attorneys-C. +. Buttcrworth and II. W.
Burbank for plaintiff; Page & Owen for de-
| fcndant
2l8 James Crofton vs.. Charles Koach. At
torncys-J. Palmer for plaintiff; B. l.. Dennis
for def, ndant.
2l7l. James G. Contanche W. John Williams
a ux. Attorneys-C. l.. Kneeland for plain
til: ID. :. A.. W. G. Baker for defendant
2l5O. George W. southoy ct ux. VS.. City of
Providence ct al Attorncy-C A. Aldrich for
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