The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-24

And exc the horseless dray,
But longs the day till We've the luck
To see the horseless sleigh.
Indianapolis Journal.
Charles Senft was fined s. and costs
I'm the 9Th district court, TODAY, for
keeping his barber shop open on sun
day. Senft took an appeal.
The bastardy complaint against
Frederick Beaudreau. OF North Provi-
dence. was today continued by Judge
sweetland until next Tuesday.
Catherine r. Clark was adjudged in
sane, in Judge sweetland's court, to-
day, and was ordered committed 10
the state hospital for the insane.
The hearing Of the complaint against
Antonio Velona, for making an assault
with a knife upon Allen Brice, was to-
day continued until next Friday, by
or5er Of Judge sweetland.
Frank McKenna and Walter McNul-
~ were sertenced for six months and
Peter Giblin for one year at the state
Mofk mousse DN JuuEt oNttNldhus lO-
day. The charge was vagrancy
James r. Walsh, Reuben Bloomberg
and Peter Balligan pleaded not guilty.
in the sixth district court. today. TO
the charge OF selling impure milk. and
gave surety in 5000 each for trial next
Friday
John and Mary O'Rourke pleaded
not guilty in the Sixth district court,
today, to keeping a liquor nuisance on
Plain street and with illegally keeping
for sale and making sales. and gave
surety for trial next Friday. Y.
Judge Sweetland today discontinued
the complaint against Charles A. Hull,
for neglecting to provide
proper manure pit at his barn
on Lester street. Hull paid
the costs OF prosecution having COM
piled with the order of DR.. Chaplin
80,
David McCauley pleaded guilty in
the 9Th district court. today, TO max
ing an assault upon Joseph Burns.
crippled old soldier. at 81 knight street
yesterday. After knocking Burns
down. McCauley served Burns sister
the same way. Judge Sweetland sem
tenced McCauley to serve 10 days in
the county Jail.
Manager Wendelschaefer of the Prov
ddence Opera House has invited the
Brown & Dartmouth football teams TO
occupy the boxes i'm the house on Sat
urday evening next. The collegians are
expected TO be out in large numbers
and the boxes and balcony will be ap-
propria.Ciy decorated with the colors
OF the universities
John Reilly was sentenced to jail for
80 days. by Judge Sweeuand. this
norning. for assaulting his mother
fn-law. Catherine Murphy. Re ly
knocked down and punche- the old
lady severely in the face. There was
no provoeation. save tnat Mrs. Murphy
was taking the part of her daughter
and her grandch. ..dren.
The alarm from box at 10 o'clock
last night. was for a blaze in clothes
closet in tenement occupied by Joseph
Grace. at 13 Trenton street. which was
extingu.shod without difficulty. The
damage TO furniture by fire will amount
90 about $3.50, but water and smoke
caused fully as much damage as the
flames The building is owned by Jo-
hanna welch and $lOO will cover the
damage 10 it.
William Vail Kellen, a member OF the
board OF trustees OF Brown University
OF Boston addressed the students at the
close Of the chapel exercises this morn
ing. he spoke of his visits to oxford
and Cambridge while abroad the past
few weeks. lie also referred 90 the re-
cent Harvard and Yale football game
and said it was essentially gentleman
~ game and the crowd that watched II
was essentially American.
William Tobin and James Flynn
pleaCed guilty I'm the 9th district
court this morning, TO the charge OF
larceny OF s. coat from the person
and possession OF Rufus Pomeroy, and
were held FOR the grand jury in 500
each. Pomeroy was drunk yesterday
afternoon. and the respondents escorted
him to Promenade street. where they
went through his pockets and ther
took off his coat. Citizens telephone
an alarm 20 the Central station and
Patr0lman McManus and Duffy went
over and arrested the men.
Antonio Marccio. a diminutive Ital.
ian. was triei before Judge Sweetland
this morning for an assault upon Law
renee Kelly. The latter is an ashmar
and Marcclo works FOR Or. Sheffield
Smith, al his Office on North Mair
street. There was dispute about tn
payment OF two, loads OF ashes and tn
contention was that the boy struck tn
Ola man over the head with a club an,
cut his face open because the ashmar
asked for his money. Marccio said tina.
Kelly raised a ruction. pulled the door.
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