The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-27


Yet when our troopers come, clang,
clang
He isn't there!
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
James Goodwin. a common drunkard
got "A six-month sentence from Judge
Sweetland today.
William j. Sweeney was ordered
commibted to the state hospital for the
insane by Judge sweetland. today.
The alarm from box is, al. AIS this
morning, was for burning kettle Of
on Plain street. Patrolman Di Grade
gave the alarm.
James Ray was fined So and costs. by
Judge Sweetland today for defacing a
building belonging to Patrick Moroney.
He smashed a 81 pane of glass, last
night
Thomas Rogers pleaded not guilty,
6n the 9th district court. today, when
charged with stealing three soldering
irons from the Congdon q Carpenter
company and was held in 5000 for trial
next Friday.
Charles +. McCulen was fined 81 and
costs; Sidney Doyle, 81, with taxable
costs, and James Moran 81 with tax
able costs. in the police court, today,
Tor reveI1ing on South Main. Hospital
streets 49, Prairie avenue. respective
ly.
George III. F'llnlts house at Edgewood
was burglarized. Sunday morning. A
window of rear closet was forced and
the burglars took Mrs F'lints gold
watch and chain. Nothing else i'm the
house was disturbed. The Cranston po-
lice were working on the job today.
Michael j. Sullivan. Michael Sullivan,
John +. Monahan. Edward Doyle.
Thomas Mccall and William Doyle
were each fined Sc and costs. by Judge
Sweetland today for Sunday card play
ing. The respondents were arrested in
Olneyvile.
Alton Hanney was sentenced to jail
Tor 80 days. by Judge Sweetland, today
for assaulting his wife. Mary. The re-
spondent. who has been under treat
ment in a Massachusetts, institution,
for dementia, choked his wife and
threatened to kill her. Saturday night. |
A lunch cart. belonging TO George |
Titcomb. located on South Water |
street nsar Crawford street bridge. |
caught fire from an over-heated stove |
about 6.2o O'Clock last evening. Hose I |
and Hose 2 responded TO still alarm |
and soon extingushed the blaze, with |
slight loss.
Christofolo Piccirilli was sent TO Jail |
for Is days, by Judge Sweetland. to- |
day. for an assault upon Antonio Del |
Sesso, on Acorn street, last Saturday |
The respondent struck Del Sesso with |
his fist. but another man whose name
Is yet TO be, ascertained. cut Del Ses-
SOS head open with brick, which
caused the latter to be sent to the
Rhode Island hospital.
Peter Loveley. John Farrell and Mi
chael Henley. Of the olneyville district.
pleaded guilty in the sixth district
court today, to the charge Of breaking
and entering John Gibbons hen house.
and the larceny Of four fowls. and
were held in 5000 each for the grand
jury Then they were arralgned on
the charge Of stealing four hens from
Thomas r. Cheese. and were each SEN
fenced TO pay fine OF s. and costs
ari to serve three months in the coun-
ty Jail.
Thomas Mccall. Who had imblbed 10
a certain extent early Sunday morn
tng. saw a hack standing on Eddy
street. In front Of the Girard house. the
driver William Partlett. being inside
Mccall thought Il would be a Joke 20 .
erive OF the hack and ne did so but
Mr.. Bartlett and officer Ahearn could /
not see the ioke and in a short time /
Mccall arrived at the General police |
station In the same hack, but Bartlett
was driving. and Mccall and the officer
were inside. Mccabe was fined $40 and
costs In the Sixth district court today.
Charles A. whittier. is years Old Of
Boston, pleaded guilty. and was hell
for the grand jury in $780, In the Sixth
district court today. TO the charge of
obtaining money under false pretenses
I'm writing. whittier. who had been
stopping al the Narragansett. became
acquainted with Joseph McCauley. on
North Main street. last Saturday. ana
induced him TO cash n check Tor siSz0.
drawn upon the Third National bank
OF Boston. by hattie Mcclellan. and
endorsed by her 20 McCauley. The
check was ciumsily made. ana no care
kn man would have touched -