The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-14

Or hopes Tor nope, OF uies 10 iNS oe"'"'
with dice-in-hand Love throws the
highest move.
Yet knows his guerdon is the kiss OF
pain.
And Life is Life that struggles against
living.
Hopes against Hope. and dies with ev-
cry breath;
Gives grace-of-g grief, nor grudges In the
giving.
Draping Loves laurels round thescy the
of Death.
Boston Journal.
Eugene McCarty's horse was Kicked
by another. when on Wickenden street
Yesterday afternoon. A leg was broken
and the horse was shot.
Samuel Rowe and Philip Dunlavey
were each fined $40 and costs, IN the
Sixth distric, court today having
pleaded guilty to the charge OF over
loading horses.
Michael Walsh will be tried In the
police court tomorrow. for refusing 10
move from West Exchange street with
his furniture van, when ordered to do
SO. yesterday.
In the Sixth district court today,
Philippe Bruno waived examination TO
the charge of maintaining liquor null
sance, and was bound over to the
grand jury in $1,000.
Joseph S. Hanna was arraigned in
the Sixth district court today. on the
charge of harboring an Unlicensed dog.
He pleaded not guilty and will have
his trial next Tuesday.
The preliminary trial of Francisco
Paolo. for the murder Of Arturo
Pense, ON July 4th. was continued in
the Sixth district court. today. for two
weeks at the request of Paolo's
counsel.
Albert Possners buggy was run into
by a wagon driven by George Des-
monde. while driving on Broadway
about O'Clock last evening. and one OF
the rear wheels OF the buggy was
snra shed. No one was injured.
A
in this city at $50 o'clock last night.
broke apart near Roger Williams Park
and 1t took half an hour to get the cars
together again. A mail train that was
following the freight was also delayed.
A Mount Pleasant trolley car coll
lided with an express wagon owned by
Langdon Brothers, on Atwelfs ave-
nue. yesterday afternoon. The driver
was thrown to the ground. but es-
capped serious injury. The wagon was
wrecked.
George Clark was billed for trial IN
the Sixth district court, iNday, upon
the charge of breaking and entering
the residence of william Mulcahey but
as Mrs. Mulcahey an important wit
ness for the state was i'll, the case was
continued for one week.
The following cases were dlscontin-
ued in the Sixth district court today
upon payment of costs: Mary T.. AL
len and Ellen III. Phetteplace. for fail
ure TO connect their premises with
sewers; Ellen Doyle, assault on Daniel
Aborn; Mary 4. Smith. common railer
and brawler.
new 5i-foot Oregon pine topmast
was set up on Defender at Br stol
yesterday, her old spar being taken
ashore. Capt. Rhoades said the old
topmast was all right but that 1t was
thought best to have duplicate spars,
ertxs q -. ..xt.
topmast a trial.
Patrick Kelly was tried and convict
ed in the Sixth district court, today.
upon the charge of stealing Samuel
Greenleafs $50 horse from a stable on
Prairie avenue where Greenleag hired
staff. and with attempting 90 sell the
equine. He was bound over to the
grand jury in $500.
Antonio Mancini was to have been
tried in the Sixth district court. today,
for an assault with a gun upon Gui-
seppi Onzovino; but as the latter
would be unable to leave the hospital
for two weeks the case was continued
for that length OF time. Mancini. on
July 4, shot Onzovini in the left foot,
I'm fit of anger.
Air. Edward Babcock went driving
last evening with friend Mr.. Wat
son. On Logan street the horse be.
came frightened and ran away ant
both men were thrown out OF the car
riage. Mr.. Babcock struck on his hea,
and was rendered unconscious. He wa
removed to a nearby residence wher
he revived. Mr.. Watson was uninjuret
Owing to the continued illness Of tn
editor. the Narragansett Herald. whic
for 26 years has been Issued at Narro
Ransett Pier has suspended publict
zion temporarily. Editor Watson h,
><en advised by his physician TO sper
the summer in the noun l,ins and unt
his return nothing definite as TO Il
future OF the Herald will be decide
Editor Watson's many friends tru
that his recovery will be speedy al
that he will be able In short tine
resume his labors as journalist.