The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-14

iiS ldtHiI y bbuikg VIII not last
He has not been thus prohigate
With provender in days now past"
Then from perch above his head
He heard a world-wise gobbler say:
you'll find his generosity
win end about Thanksgiving day"
Buffalo News.
James Muligan OF ghis city has beer
granted a pension OF Sc a month.
The complaint against Geo. Thomp
sen for assault. which was to hav.
been tried in the Sixth district cour
today was continued until Friday foi
sentence.
President Faunce OF Brown univer
SHY, who has been confined to tn.
house during the past week with ma,
larlai fever. is now recovering and viii
be cat again in few days
supi. Of Health Chaplin reports new
cases Of diphtheria on Transit and Au.
drey streets. and new cases of scarlet
fever on Gladstone avenue, Lowell
avenue ana Pratt street.
Joseph Greene and Annie Burke were
each fined $40 and costs w Judge
Sweetland today for improper conduct
and the woman was sent to the farm
for six months for being a lewd and
wanton.
The Joint stsslding committee on po-
lice OF the city council met in Clerk
Hayden's office his afternoon, and
discussed the bin for an ordinance
providing for the increase OF police
salaries.
Treasurer Murdock Of the Brown
Athletic association has appointed the
collectors for the one-dollar tax of the
students as follows: A. l.. Scott. 90;
II. w .Steere. '0l. Il. X. Smith, 09; NJ
j. Abbey. '03.
Mrs. Mary Priest. who resides in
rear OF No. Z Thompson street. report
ed at the Second Station that her
watch and chain. valued at $50 had
been stolen. Lieut.. Murray located
and recovered the property.
Mrs. j. w. Andrews OF Boston will
give an account of her trip to India and
visit at Pundita Ramabais school. at
the chapel OF the First Congrega ;ional
>hurch Benevolent street (Rev. A. M.
Lord's). on tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock All cordially invited.
Anthony f. Greene waived an exam
ination in the Sixth district court to-
day when charged with keeping
house OF III fame. and was held in $1,000
for the grand jury. Nellie Smi.h alsl
waiced and was held for the grand
Jury in $1,000 for keeping a common
nuisance,
Walter and Mary Buzzell pleaded not |
guilty in The Sixth district court today |
10 Keeping a house Of in fame and was |
he'd in $1,000 for trial next Friday. |
Buzzall also pleaded noc guilty u |
Keeping liquor for sale contrary 10 law. |
and 20 making two Illicit sales and on
each was held in SlO0 for trial next
Friday.
Waiter A. Gorton was fined Sc and !
costs In The Sixth district court today
for the theft ~ several small articles
from Edward w Johnson. and was
sentenced TO The reform school durinr
minority for the larceny of a watch
valued at $3.50 from Grafton w wy
ley. Gorton is l6 years old and is a.
ready on probation On an Indictment
fcr larceny.
Mrs. Fred Kohlhagen. OF No. 236 At
lan;ic avenue. was called upon bv a
peGler yesterday. who sold her dress
pattern for 81. She gave him a $40 bin
TO change and received in return thrse
s. bills. which were so bad in annear.
ance that she refused TO take thar,
The pedler became excited and ran
out. but did net take Mrs. Kohlha-
gems money with him.
Nellie Brown. Ellen Lewis and Ella
Carroll were sentenced 10 the farm for
six months each and Josephine Thomp-
son was sentenced 20 serve two years
on the farm by Judge Sweetland this
morning for being lewd and wanton in
speech and behavior. A similar COM
plaint against Efie Robinson was con-
tinued until March the respondent
being placed i'm the custody If Miss
Denehy, fhe probation officer
Joseph Carlho. was tried i'm the Sixth
district court today for non-support.
In the course Of the hearing the fac;
came out that Carlho had been paid
$500 by the Union Railroad company 10
settle a claim for damages for personal
injuries. and that Carlho's method OF
spending that money led to domestic
disruption. Mrs. Cariho objected 10
Sunday bouts at $40 per bout and 10
such luxuries as a $40 dog and TO HE
frequent and prolonged absence from
hong As there remained $40 OF the
tttie nest egg. and as the wife had not
yet come TO want. the court suggested
that II was little too soon TO bring this
ACTON and discharged the respondent.