The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-14

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Too bent on sheer an flout,
But she's q small ~persimmon.
An soon she'll find il ont
Atlanta journal.
AZ the session Of the Sixth District Court
this morning Della Kane was adjudged in
sane and was committed to the state hos
pital.
Charles A. Gray was fined $40 and costs in
the Sixth Districs Court this morning on q
charge Of selling impure milk. He took IN
appeal.
Charles r. Briggs, who was appointed as
policeman by the Board Of Aldermen a few
days ago, was assigned to the Chaffee street
station BY Deputy Chief Egan last evening.
Frank Holland was arraigned In tho Sixth
District Court this morning for making an
assault upon Eugene II. Davis. He pleaded
mot guilty and was held until Tuesday for
trial.
Byron 3. Baxter admitted sufficient evidence
10 ,VO0FlCt IN n OuuIEo VI ucliluk lIuBuFo
milk, and was fined sO and costs. He took
m appeal.
II wasn't excessively hot last night, but
thcre was enough heat TO overcome Alfred
Brakengen on Elmwood avenue. Temporary
aid was given him and he was removed to his
home on Alexander street in an ambulance.
William varney. = years Of age, fell from
the top OF . fight Ct stairs ut his home, 1874
Public street, last night. He sustained q
wound over the right eye nearly two
inches in length. which was dressed BY DR..
Woodruff.
Nellie Houk, who came to the city from
P~ittsburg. Pa, six weeks ago. was arraigned
In the Sixth District Court this morning on
the charge OF being a lewd and wanton
person. She pleaded guilty and was sent to
the work house for SIX months.
The exterior sprinklers on the building Of
the Calender, McAuslan q Troup Company
on Westminster street wore given their an
nusl test last evening. and the now OF water
led many persons to imagine that the water
pipes In the building had burst.
KS &1c0UUl l0HxoUNd III SOuu DIOWn W6I0 0I-
fnigpsd IN tho eixth District Court this
morning on the charge OF being sturdy beg
gars. Brown pleaded guilty and was sent to
HE state farm for six month";. Ferratts
pssadsd not guilty and will have . trial
Tuesday.
There was . sad poisoning case in Paw
tuckst yesterday. A 5year-old boy. John W.
Clarke. who lived with his parents on Dun.
3e1l avenue, took = dose OF corrosive sub
fimats and alcohol instead of q tonic which
bad bssn prescribed for him by a physician.
The mistake was . fatal one and he died
shortly after.
A. Arthur Mathewson was speeding down
6road street. near Chestnut street. on his
bicycle last evening, the forward wheel ooh
sapsed and he was hurled headlope to the
ground. His nose was broken and his face
was 1acorated. He was assisted to the Office
o. Dr.. q. +. Gray, where be received surgical
treatment. after which no was conveyed to
biz home in . carriage.
James Holland got drunk last night and
wandered about the city until l:8o o'clock
this morninR, when he landed mt the corner
Of Westminster and Walker streets, where he
pulled . letter box from a lamp post and
began to use IL As a football. Patrolmen
Blood and Luhy took q hand In the game and
landed Holland in tho Central station. In
the police court this morning he was fined 80
and costa for ~reveling.
James Mccormick, far making an assault
upon David Deshais, Was fined SO and costs
~ Judge 6wsetlsnd this morning. he took
N pppeal snd furnished bail. The case OF
Edward and Thomas Ksefe. doing business
- the Keefe Bros. for selling impure milk,
came up in the Sixth District Court this
morninR md was proved that Thomas was
The only one that had beca given a sample
u milk by the inspector Of ELK, SO that
Edward was discharged and Thomas WI
0ned so and costs. He took m appeal.
Chester saxton was arraisned In the Sixth
District Court this morning on the charge of
Astdng an assault upon Lucy Griffin. He
pleaded not guilty and was held until
Tuesday In the sum Of $500. II Is claimed
that Saxton went to the home OF Miss Griffin.
IS Dime street, and asked her for some
money and upon being refused attacked her
Nth . knife. cutting her on the right thigh
md pulled q handful Of hair from her head.
Daxton was found later on south Main
street. By Acting Captain John Murray and
Patrolnan willard.
Al the commencement exercises at the
Women's College. the name OF the winnor
Of The 0sspss historical prize Of $40 will be-
made known. The subject Of the essny Is
''1he Southern Campaign OF General Nathan
Tel Greene" The committee, through it's
cbnirman, Mrs Richard J. Barker, announces
the subject for the year 1893 %. viz, 1.-THE
Diplomatic Relations Between France and
tbe United States Between 1916 and 1883. :,
Tho COMMITTEES for the coming year IL as fol-
Iows: Mrs. Richard J. Barker, chairman;
Mn. Walter A. Peck, Miss sarsh r.. Doyle,
Professor Jsmeson and Dean Snow.
~ re- regular monthly meeting last evening
~ Rhode Island wbcelmen voted 20 place
~ oHais Of the club.underr the management
q . board Of governors. The board consists
- ne present oficers: OF the club md she
following ZEN members. Jesse p. Eddy. Jr..
Somes \. Sinshorn. Everett r. Boydeu,
A1olph Shirley, J. II. Stone. Archie Harden,
C1of1<s r. shaw. Irwin b. Sites, Dr.. A m.
Xnnn@rIIow and Charles A Hichuond m.