The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-02


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indianapolis Journal.
Superintendent of Health chapin RI
ports two new cases of scarlet fevei
one on Halle and one on Vesta streets
Mrs. Driscoll. Of No. 20 Hanove
street. reports that her son, Edward i
years old, has been from home sine'
Aug. Goth.
According TO the records at City Hal
t.. D.~ye..s y. sOnA a. McGann haa
been attached by congdon, Carpenter
& Co. for $500.
Elton Cook. Of No. 29S Lockwood
street, was bitten upon his arm by one
OF the Pawtuclet Dyeing Co.'S horses
on South Main street, yesterday.
John Garrin was arraigned in the
Sixth district court today on the charge
Of non-support and was required TO
give $500 surety for trial on Sept. ..
Thomas Calvin was called upon to
contribute $40 and costs in the Sixth
district court today for defacing Albert
/, Golcberg's fence to the extent of 50.
Igmac Korupslxi was fined sl5 and
costs by Judge Sweetland today for an
assault upon Felix DomaleskL The man
of many consonants struck the other
ore in the face wi.h his fist and pro-
duced a black eye.
Mary Connors was brought here on
the steamer Richard Borden yesterday
morning suffering with a sudden attack
Sf illness. The Rhode Island hospital
ambulance conveyed her to 81. Jeseph's ,
hospital for treatment.
Charles Jackson was fined $40 and
costs in the Sixth district court today
for the thsft of half a dozen lamp
shades, lamp, some towels and other
small articles, all of the value of 81.
the property OF Rosa Marks. Jackson
wanted the towels eliminated from the
accusation before he would consent 10
plead guilty. and Chief Baker FASTENED
to accommodate him.
The concerts by the American band
will be continued at Roger Williams
park until September 10. inclusive. An
extra concert will be given on Monday
Labor day. at p. M, and there will
be matinee concerts on Thursday. FRI
day and Saturday next. for the benefi
OF the children prior to the opening o
the public schools. but there will be m
matinee concert on Wednesday.
No plans have as yet been perfected
in detail with regard 20 the reception L
be accorded to the Twenty y-sixtb United
States Volunteer regiment, but Cover
nor Dyer and other officials are hard
at work and will probably make up the
official program some time today.
reception to Col. Rice and the officers
4 the regiment at City Hall is one OF
.he features already agreed upon.
James Cannon was fined SO and costs
in the Sixth district court today for
maliciously driving off Jos. w Samp.
sons horse ard wagon and 81 and costs
for stealing an oil can, valued at z;
cents, the property OF T.. T. George &
Co. AT first he pleaded not guilty and
was held in $500 for trial next Tues.
day, but feconsidering he said that hc
was drunk and that he must have done
the things laid against him.
One of James +. Cronin's horses. at
tached to a coal cart ran away on
Gano, near Fremont. street yesterday
afternoon and collided with Alexander
McDonalds horse and carriage. one
of the shafts of Cronin's wagon pene-
tra;ed the nsck of McDonald's horse to
the depth Of three inches. Two boys
were thrown from the carriage and one
OF them. Frank Snay 'of Brattleboro,
VT. was quite badly injured on his
foot.
Joseph ]. Brazil, OF No 432 South
Main street. reports that while ne was
driving on Public street. near Prairie
avenue. yesterday afternoon. he fried
to pass Christopher Brennan's horse
and wagon which were standing on tho
left hand side of the street. Just then
Brennan started up, and between both
OF the drivers they managed to collide
with a small girl who was riding n
bicycle. and who was thus caught I'm n
pocket. The bicycle was demolished
and the girl was considerably bruised.