The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-11-15

James Ryan contributed S. and costs
this morning to the city's finances for
throwing glass i'm the street.
George Reed. sturdy beggar. plead
ed guilty i'm the District Court today
and was fined s. and costs.
Upon recommendation of two physi-
clans, Timothy Lynch was today adj
judged insane and committed To the
state asylum.
A self-copfessed common drunkard,
James McCrave, was sent out to the
state workhouse this morning by Judge
Sweetland for six months sojourn.
Pensions have been granted Rhode
Islanders as follows: Reissue, Daniel
Jordan. Apponaug, $40; original widows,
etc, Susanna Luther Cranston, ss.
In the District Court this morning
Luke Brahaney was charged with the
larceny of leather coat from Abra-
ham Strazzviach. TO which he pleaded
guilty and was fined s. and costs.
continued this morning In the Juvenile
section OF the district court, until Jan.
o: Cecilia Toner, Bernard Flanagan,
John Hare and James Dyer.
Anthony Moulton, manager of the
Providence Sash and Blind Company. at
301 Broad street, reports to the police
that on Sunday night last a skylight
at his works was broken, probably by
stones thrown by boys.
At 7.35 o'clock this morning lumber
reach owned by l.. Sweet a. Company
of Harris avenue, driven by Leonard
Leach. while turning into Westminster
from Battery street, came in contact
with letter box and the latter was
smashed.
John A. Hodges, the colored elevator
man, who was arrested at the Boston
store yesterday for stealing several
small amounts OF money from the
dardrobes of the statesmen. when ar
raigned before Judge Sweetland- this
morning, pleaded guilty. and fine of
s. and costs was imposed upon him.
The unknown man, who was taken
suddenly i'll at Mcweeneys saloon, on
jackson avenue, yesterday and remov-
ed to the Rhode Island Hospital. was
later Identified as Harry Cornell of Pot
ter's avenue by Mrs. Christopher Haw-
kins OF 63l Public street, who is his
daughter. The illness was caused by a
shock.
In Centredale last evening at the resi-
dence OF the brides mother, Mr.. San
ford r.. Kinnecom, town sergeant and
representative OF North Providence.
and Miss Fannie A. Whippe were
united in marriage by Rev. James w.
Colwell of Greenvile. The affair was a
quiet one. and only immediate repre-
sentatives Of the families were present.
The case against Nicholas Cannon for
completely in the larceny of 81 in money
from the variety store of Lena Chest
ner on Plain street one day last week, |
was continued i'm the District Court to-
day until December s. The other two
boys who were in the same scrape. and
whose names are Hartford and Folger.
were liberated upon the payment of
costs by their parents. the charges be-
Ing discontinued.
In the juvenile section Of the district
court this morning, John Thompson. a
twelve-year-old boy. pleaded guilty to
overdriving and cruelty beating a horse
obtained from his employers stable
early Yesterday morning and which ne
drove all day until about s o'clock in<
the evening. at which time the OUTFIT
was captured by Central station off,
GERS. He was fined IS. Two compan-
ions. Joseph Greed and James Kane.
pleaded not guilty and their cases were |
continued 10 December eth for trial. |
Agent Thurber took them in charge In
the meantime.