The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-09-12

Nora Perry.
Sergeant Daniel b. Angel, Co. G lst
n. I. Volunteers. is at home for a few
days on a furIough.
sunday morning in the police court
27 persons were fined for drunkenness
and one for throwing stones and revel-
ing.
Contributions to the Rhode Island
Homeopathic Hospital for the benefit
OF sick soldiers include $50 from Mr.. IL.
T.. wellinan.
Frank l.. Cole pleaded guilty to
charge Of non-support before Judge
Swee,land today and was given six
months at the state workhouse.
William Heaton, whom 1t is claimed
threw broken glass In the street, plead
ed not guilty today in the district court
and was held for trial Friday in the
sum Of 5000
Eight -year-old John Lyons, whose
house Is at s45 Willard avenue. was Bit
ten by dog on the knee and left hand
last evening. DR.. O'Neii OF r'rairie ave.
nue. dressed his wounds.
John Mclaughlin. for the theft OF
Bumpers from Samuel Scheabrea, was
arraigned in the district court this
morning. He pleaded not guilty and
was held for trial Friday, Sept. 10th.
Charles W. Searles. alias Charles III.
Gtebbins. the man arrested Saturday
by Detective Nickerson for the larceny
OF clothing valued NJ $3.50 from Rich
ara Grant. pleaded guilty before Judge
Sweetland today and was fined $50 and
costs.
Sadie Abbott, OF 1876 Westminster
street reported to the police today that
her daughter. Daisy. is years of age,
has been missing from her home for
ave weeks She Is feet and 3 inches
in height, has dark brown hair. black
eyes and wore black skirt and linen
shirt waist.
The police have been notified that
Isaac N. Suddard has been missing
from his home at 506 Prairie avenue
since last Saturday. He is As years OF
age, five feet Ave inches in height,
rather stout In appearance, weighs $50
pounds. has sandy moustache, brown
curly hair and wore dark clothes and
q straw hat.
Francis Coniey. brotherin-law of
Mrs Clara Conley. who last week had
her husband convicted of an assault
upon her. was arraigned before Judge
SweetIand in the district court this
morning charged with having assault
ed his sister -in-iaw for proceeding
against his brother. He pleaded guilty
and was given sixty days at the Prov
idence county JAIL
Ofiicer ]. J. Sullivan found an old
and perhaps once priced horse be-
longing 10 James McSweeney of "a Ives
street wandering around on Tockwot-
ton street about 1880 o'clock this morn
ing He took the poor animal i'm charge
and went in search OF a place to sta
bic II. but upon reaching Travers
street the animal dropped dead and
was later removed by Barnes.
There are possibilities for the re-en-
actment OF the old battle over the gold
and silver shield down OH wickenden
street Hanging from an awning In
front OF one of the stores on that thor
oughfare is a sign which catches the
eye OF every passer-by. II he is going
west he learns that california wine
is dispensed inside. II he is going east
he IL informed tha California" wine
can be obtained there.
A colored woman. Mary l.. Young.
whose home is in East Providence.
while standing at the corner OF West
minister and Aborn streets. Saturday
night. was run into by an unknown BIZ
cyclist who was scorching and knocked
down. She wns severely bruised. but
refused to have an ambulance called.
and Was assisted TO her home by a
friend. The fellow who caused the mis-
hap aid not stop to learn the conse-
Quences OF his reckless riding.
with the passing OF the bloomer cal
until another summer season there viii
be the passing also OF the pleasure Of
the smoker. During the heated term n
hes been wont to ride over the various
routes that led to the country ant
while pcnderfng on things bucolic en-
5oy the soothing aroma OF the weed
Pretty soon that will be impossible
with the advent OF the box car he vii
nave 20 choose between smoking and
~wn1hfnn and fen'f Djcascd with the pros