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


Atlanta Constitution.
Attorney Alfred Baker. represented
the city law department today in the
d,strict court in the absence OF Attor-
ney Greenough.
Pensions have been granted as fol-
lows: Increase Joseph b. Ripley. Prov
idence, IS to $40; George II. Pettis,
Providence, $6.
Mary Geary. common night walker
was convicted in the district court to-
day and was sent to the state work.
house for six months.
Gustave Guldrandson was adJudged
entity of committing violent assault
IN Antoine Burstad today and fined IS
and costs. from which he appealed.
John Reynolds was tried today In the
d,strict court for having assaulted
Murdock f. Mckenzie and being adj
judged guilty was fined $40 and costs.
The case against Patrick Kehoe was
~ JudRe Sweetland in the district
court today declared defaulted as the
respondent failed to put in an appear
ance.
George Glatze, this morning in the
district court. pleadedinot guilty to
charge OF assaulting his wife Mary
Glatxe, and was held for trial next
Tuesday
stephen Ferris was adjudged guilty
az violently assaulting his wife, Lizzie
Ferris. in the district court today and
was given 80 days in the Providence
county jail.
Upon the request Of counsel the case
against James p. Riley for assaultir :
eylvanus Taylor was continued by
Judge sweetIand this morning until
september %.
Before Judge Sweetland this morning
william Sugerman charged with main
tanning liquor nuisance, waived ex-
animation and was held for the grand
jury in $1,000 bonds.
Joseph f. Cole. aged 7S, prominent
wooden manufacturer and a member of
the arm of Cole, Senior e. Co.. West
Medway, Mass. died at his home at
Woonsocket this morning.
While walking along Worcester street
last evening. John O'Connor slipped and
in falling his ankle was severely sprain-
ed. He was removed to his home on
ONeil street in an ambulance.
Now that the State Fair has come tc
an end, the next event Of the year te
which old and young will look forward
with happy anticipation is Thanksgiv
ing Day, with its fat turkey and fix
ins."
A charge OF stealing a watch valued
at s. was preferred against John AK
telius in the district court this morning
by Michael Gallagher. He pleaded no
guilty and was held in 5000 bonds 70
trial next Tuesday.
Edward Denning and Edward Bank
boys. whose homes are in Roxbury
Mas. ran away and came to this cit.
Yesterday. Patrolman Bates foun'
them wandering about the streets AM
took them to the Central station. wher
they remained during the night.
John Mahoney. alias John Kelley
who IL il alleged. was guilty of steal
ing ss6 in cash from the safe o
Charles II. Sisson was tried today be
fore Judge Sweetland and adjudge
probably guilty. He was held I'm s5f
bonds for the action OF the grand jur,
The trial OF Charles II. Copeland an
william. Davis the two men charge
with evading a board bill and whic
has been continued many times In a
district court was called again tn
morning and their attorney y. J. NJ
Carthy said that the account had be-
settled and he asked for light fine
his clients. The court In view of {
above fact and I'm consideration al
Of the fact that the men had spe
about month I'm Jail imposed a fine
q and costs each.
The trial In the district court tod
Of Nellie B. Coilamore accused by q
Policeman James O'Sullivan OF 4
saulting him with q dangerous wea
on TO wit. an iron hoe. developed e'
dencc that although the woman W
guilty, o'suIIivan's place at Coles V
iaxe was a dIsreputable establishmei
The Judge In sentencing the wom
seid "o'suIlIvan's place IL most d