The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-29


There's not one word concerning Dew
ey' in this history bookl"
Washington Star.
Mary Dooley got a one-year sentenc
in the Sixth district court, today, TO
being a common drunkard.
Byron Q. Howard, OF Hose /. is as.
sisting i'm representing Providence al
the Dewey reception in New York.
Maggie Curly pleaded guilty in the
Sixth district court, today, to stealing
" waist from Lizzie Dean, and was
placed on probation until January ).
Michael Ryan waived an examination
in the Sixth district court today on the
charge of maintaining liquor nuisance
and was bound over TO the grand Jury
In $1,000.
decree was ente$ed in the case OF
Providence Building Company VS.. Sew
mour Brothers ct al in the appellate
couw today confirming the masters re-
port therein and also the account there
in
Patrolman Dolan discovered a light OF
glass broken in one Of the windows of
John {. Pegram's vacant residence. No.
10 Angel street. last evening, and noti-
fed Dr. Pegram, who found that moth
ing had been disturbed.
John Augustine. 81 years old. was
brought TO the Rhode Island hospital
to-day suffering from seven confusIons
OF the back and chsst He was working
on a sewer, at Rhodes and Plain street
and was crushed by cave-in.
James O. Singleton and Patrick Ken.
ny admitted sufficient evidence TO con-
yict them of dealing in impure milk |
when called before Judge Sweetland
today, and being fined $40 and costs
each, appealed and gave surety fox
costs.
Charles e. Waters went to his moth
er's residence last night, and after
smashing up her furniture. damaged
the house, which lis owned by Geo. Il.
Eiswald. Today ne was fined SEQ and
costs by Judge Sweetland, for defac.ng
the building.
Daniel Buckley. l6 years old, called
al the Central station last night and
asked TO be given lodging. He said
that he had run away from his home. at
No. GA Lincoln street, In Lewiston. Me.
lie was sent TO the lodging house, No.
l6 Crawford street
Daniel Sullivan smashed several
panes Of glass in two OF Bernard Nc
Gunnsss' houses. ON Hawes street. yes
terday Today, Judge Sweetland sent
him To jail for so days ON each OF two
complaints. He has done time before
for the same breach OF the law.
The appellate court in the case of An |
ME Banncn p. a. VS.. Rose Farrell ct |
al has handed down the following re-
script: "The court thinks the declara-
ton states case. Demurrer overruled
and case remitted TO the common pleas
division for further proceedings.
Alfred Dawson met with, TO him. n se-
rious loss, last evening He attended a
meeting OF the British We, srans' Asso-
ciation ani after leaving the hall lost
from his vest his Crmlan medal given
nm by queen Victoria, for gallant SER
vice as a member OF the i2d Highland.
ers.
James Mulligan. a teamster in The
employ Of h. ,. Mathewson. wa in
iured while unloading cement at the
,ofner OF Brook and George stree,
yesterday. The skids slipped and I
iropped upon his foot, severely cr,sh-
ms his toes. He was conveved 20 -.
lome on Elm street for treatment.
Joseph Luoneso was fined sl5and oos,.
or fast dri' ~ on Charles street tbs
lcning. lie was cutting out a 2o-mile.
n-hour pace, and narrowly escanea
unning down several people. III.
lain was that he had overslept ana
hat he was in a great hurry to get 70
'ork. His second nap cost him 7so I
Arthur +. Poole was tried In Judge :
weetland court today for stealing a !,
oae. valued at s. from George Thorn n
:. watchman at a steeple street lodg- 8
q house. The coat was loaned to Poole
81 Wednesday. that ne. Poole. might s
out for whiie. When Poole returned h
told Thomas that he had pawned $
'e garment. Poole was fined $40 and n
sts.
Edward pilIon pch,.. =.
alter conley and Clarence Wright u
IRE arraignei IN the Juvenile court "a
lay for stealing pigeons from a cote
Elm"ood Pillion was sent TO tho
orm school during minority. Fletcher
- held for trial next Tuesday. and az
nley and Wright pleading guilty sa
~ cases were continued until De- er