The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-07-29

Hugh Muldoon OF Pawtucket hae
been granted pension of So month.
Minnie Peckham pleaded guilty this
morning in the District Court to beins
q common night walker and was sent
to the state workhouse.
At IL o'clock last night Thomas Lu-
cas- OF lis Stewart street was knocked
down by bicycle on Stewart street
and his ankle was fractured. He was
removed to the Rhode Island Hospital.
Before Judge Sweetland in the Sixth
District Court this morning youth
named Thomas Mcguire pleaded guilty
TO making an assault upon Arthur
Yarmico on Charles street and was
dned IS and costs.
The case of Henry ONeil for assault
on Michael Conlin was called for trial
this morning in the Sixth District
Court, but the defendant waived ex.
animation and was held in the sum of
$2500 for the action of the grand jury.
While attempting to board a Mount
Pleasant car while 1t was in motion.
yesterday afternoon. winifrcd Clossig
OF No. 10 Hewitt street fell to the ground
and blood vessel over her eyebrow
was ruptured. DR.. Wins attended her.
Frank Murray and James Shelly,
who were charged with being lewd and
wanton persons a few days since. were
called for trial this morning in the
Sixth District Court and admitting
suf1cient evidence 10 convict were
given two years each at the state work.
house.
Next Tuesday a press excursion un-
der the auspices of the Narragansett
Herald viii be made to Brockton by
trolley cars. The party will leave this
city at Q o'clock i'm the morning and
will make an hours stop at TauntonAn
excellent program has been arranged
for the entertainment OF members at
Brockton.
Lorenzo Scappelli. charged with
maintaining liquor nuisance on
Spruce street. waived examination be-
fore Judge Sweetland today and was
held in $1,000 bonds for the grand jury.
The trial of francesca Ramangnan
for an assault on Angelo Cianciarulo
last Wednesday evening occurred i'm
the District Court today. The defend
ant was adjudged probably guilty and
held in $500 for the action OF the grand
jury.
Yesterday afternoon David Walsh,
<6 years old. residing at II Smith street
was severely injured in John Water
houses shoddy factory on Calender
street. He was at work at Jumper
machine when his right hand was
caught on the teeth OF a cylinder that
was revolving In thesmachine and the
hand was badly lacerated. The ambu-
lance was called and he was taken to
the hospital. The accident occurred
about O'clock.
The annual outing and field day OF
the Fifth Rhode Island Regiment and
Battery F. Veteran Association. took
place today. the veterans with their
families and friends going to Fields
Point, where one OF Col. Atwells first
class dinners was enjoyed. A business
meeting was held. and a general good
<ime was subsequently enjoyed by the
entire party. No parade was made I'm
this city. the members Of the associa-
tion going directly 20 the boat.
In a letter recently received from
Chaplain woolIey of the Rhode Island
Volunteers. he expressed his desire to
have a thousand hymn books sent him,
adding "the boys enjoy singing very
much and II has a decided influence for
good over them" A small hymn book
with patriotic songs included, is I'm use
IN many OF the camps. with the en-
dorscment OF the Young Mems Chris
(ion Association. An effort Is being
made 10 raise the necessary funds. the
collection taken at the meeting recent
" held at the Hope street Methodist
Church 90 protest against the Army
c1utcon. having been given the wom-
n1'o Chr1ofian Temperance Union for
Gh1o purD0De. Anything sent 20 the
fr<onurer Of that society. Mrs. william
"A. walton. 80 Broadway. or To the Of
nee Of the Mutual Life Insurance co.
of New York, Room 1o2. Industrial
Trust Co. building. will be acknowl-
elged through The News.