The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-24

Romance DER.
Philadelphia North American.
II James Kane was fined s. and costs
by Judge Sweetland to-day. for play
ing ball on Valley street, on Sunday.
Kate Mccormick. common night
walker, was given a 9 months sentence
to the Farm by Judge sweet.and to-
day.
Michael Gallager. common drunk
ara. was sentenced to the Farm for
six months by Judge Sweetland this
morning.
Alfred Small and James Wilkinson.
for evading fare on the steamer Pill
grim. were fined $40 and costs each in
the Sixth District court to-day.
Patrolman Kirby found bay horse
weighing SEQ pounds, astray on Chalk
stone avenue last night. and put 1t up
at the asylum pound.
William Nolan, accused OF stealing
three saws and a spirit level from
George Nuttall. was to-day held in $500
for trial in the Sixth District court
next Friday.
Patrick Hart denied in the Sixth Dis
trict court to-day that he entered Ber-
nard Coleman's saloon, on Republican
street. last week. and that he stole a
keg OF beer He will he tried next FRI
day.
James and Annie McGinn were
brought before Judge Sweetland to-day
on a complaint that they were running
disorderly place on Richmond street.
and were held in $1,000 each for trial on
FRIDAY.
Thomas Cummings was fined 81 and
costs in the Sixth District court to-day
for stealing a cap from the Outlet Co.
John Ryan threw some empty glass
bottles into Gaspee street yesterday.
and to-day Judge Sweetland assessed
him 81 and costs.
Fred Farwell and lady were out rid
ing yesterday afternoon. and when on
Eddy, near Baker street. their horse be-
came frightened and threw them out,
fortunately without causing injury to
either. The buggy struck a trolley pole
and was demolished.
The division of Rhode Island Sons OF
Veterans, ". S. A., will observe their
annual field day at Crescent Park to-
morrow. The division commander and
staff and members Of the different
camps will take the 10 o'clock boat.
The guests. including many prominent
persons, will be received on the arrival
of the IL o'clock boat.
Dennis Sullivan. charged with main
tanning liquor nuisance at No. 81
Osborn street. was before the Sixth
District court to-day. He waived ex-
animation on the nuisance and was
held for the grand jury in $1,000. For
two sales anu for keeping to SELL he
was fined 5000 and sentenced to Jail for
10 days in each. and he took an appeal.
A horse attached to an express
wagon. driven by John Rowley. ID be-
came unmanageable on Carpenter
street. near Richmond square. at L: 80
p. m. yesterday. and ran upon the side
walk Mr.. Rowley got out OF the
wagon to turn the horse back when the
equine broke away and ran TO Battey
street. in it's flight demolshing part Of
two fences.
A horse attached TO trap driven by
Leo A. Masser. and owned by Leon
Rosenfeld OF No. 205 Willard avenue,
ran away from near Cable cottage at
D. m. Sunday. and on South Angel
street collided with telephone pole.
The carriage was demolished and the
horse was quite severely injured. one
OF the broken shafts piercing its side.
The equine was placed In Barness
ambulance and carried to the owner :
barn.
There was an immense crowd at Rog.
or williams Park yesterday Afternoon
and evening. and thousands listened [,
fv-o delightful concerts by Reeves
American Band. All day the peopl
came. trolley car after trolley car ar
irving heavily loaded, both on the Elm
wood avenue and Broad street sides {
the park. while the number OF cai
riages and bicycles was simply enoI
nous. II was indeed one OF the biggel
Of Sundays so far at Roger William
Park.
The following program will be rel
dered this evening by Reeves's Anne
ican band at Roger Williams Parl
March. "Col Wellington" Reeve
overture. "Alphonso d'Estrella." sch'
bert; (a) Hungarian Mazurka," Cat
ne: (b) rag time. " Lie skinner" NJ
ray: corret solo. Mr.. Church; bail
musIc. Faust Rossini; fantasfe. "Arl
ansas Traveller" Reeves; solo 4
euphonium. Mr.. John Hama; Ron,
.Capriccio." Mendelssohn; duet. corn