The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-09-07

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James 3D. Cole of the Soldiers Home
at Bristol has been granted pension
OF Sc month.
Ofscer Butts OF the Central station.
last night shot a mad dog at the re-
quest of the owner. Mr.. Eugene Wood
at ~ Clemence street.
Ellen smith pleaded not guilty in the
district court today to charge OF
maintaining a common liquor nuisance
and was held in $1,000 bail for trial
Tuesday next
Bernard Mangaros. who is employed
at the Phenx iron foundry, on Eddy
rtreet. was prostrated by the heat yes
terday. and was taken to the Rhode
Island Hospital.
James Conley, Who II was claimed
did not support his family properly
pleaded guilty today in the district
court and was given months at the
state workhouse.
James Brennan admitted the theft
Of pair Of $3.50 shoes from the store
of Charles A. Goodwin this mbrning
when arraigned upon that charge be-
fore Judge sweetland, and was fined IS
and costs.
Early last evening a horse belonging
to Rice & Hayward. bakers, was over
come by heat and fell in the street
near the bakery. 1t was removed to
the bakery yard where 1t revived under
treatment.
At O'clock last evening Edgar III.
Lake. rs years OF age. was overcome
by heat at the corner of South Main
and Cottage streets. He fell uncon-
scious to the sidewalk. and was remov-
ed TO his home In an ambulance.
one veteran inhabitant OF these
plantations says he is convinced the
seasons are changing and thinks that
members of the younger generations
may live to see clambakes served at
alf the shore resorts until Christmas
time.
This morning. Emil Johnson was
charged in the district court with hav-
inr stolen pair Of shoes valued at 80
from a show case in the store OF John
s. Bagley at 2l5 weybosset street He
pleaded guilty and was fined $40 and
costs.
For throwing a broken glass bottle
into the street at Exchange Place this
morning. Owen Mack was arrested and
later arraigned before Judge Sweet
land. He at first pleaded not guilty
hut later retracted and was fined So
and costs.
Work on the wall on the east side OF
the river has been considerably de-
layed by leak in the copper dam, and
workmen are now engaged I'm driving
more sheet filing and putting down a
nler OF leather scraps and other mate
rial TO stop II.
Mary l.. Bradford. who failed to ap-
pear for trial last Friday. was surrend-
cred BY her bondsman in the district
court today and she was held In s20t
: bonds for trial next Friday.The charge
against her is for Noncompliance with
the sewer ordinances.
Yesterday afternoon Dennis Me-
Carthy was thrown from a wagon on
Wlckenden street and severely injured
on the head The mishap was due tc
the breaking of trace which allowed
the wagon to make a sharp turn, and
run against the curbing.
There was a bicycle collision or
broadway last evening, in which Mrs
william Irving. one OF the riders. was
injured. The other rider was Irving
Rounds OF 1871 Gladstone avenue. Mrs
Irving in falling severely injured hel
left arm and her wheel was damaged.
Pilot Commissioner +. M. Burrougl
has received notice from the light hous
inspector that the much wanted re-
sector In the lantern at the Conimicu
light station will be established on IN
10Th instant. The sector will cover a
arc OF siz degrees between the bearinf
N by WV and NAV. covering Oh
ledge.
Mary Sherman. six-year-old I'll
who lives Mt 40 Pond street was bitt
on the hand yesterday afternoon, by
dog owned by James NJ. stockes at
Angle street. She was taken TO I
ONCE OF Or. Gleason at SO westmin
ter street. who dressed the little CIR
injuries without the necessity OF ca
oerizinS.
About n O'Clock last night Mrs. Ma
- ~v1~~r MET With !, severe accident