The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-29

Chicago Tribune.
Peter Giblin got a six months sen
tcnce in the Sixth district court toda,
for being a vagrant and took an appeal
Sandford Burrows OF los Spruc,
Street reports that his $40 bicycle wa
stcgen from i37 Weybosset street, yes
terday.
Patrolman Farrell Mclaughlin extin
gu.shed rubbish fire in a vacant lo
at the corner OF S;udley and Low
streets at 1:25 this morning.
Philip Catanzaro was finei S. and
costs in the police court. today. for us
ing an unlicensed push-cart in the pur-
suit of his calling as a vegetable huck-
ster.
ratrolman Dorsey discovered a rub
bsh fire under the cellar stairway at
los Fountain street at 9:15 yesterday
morning. and extinguished it before any
damage was done.
Patrolman j. V. Simonds, in arrest
ing Charles Barring, for drunkenness,
on Exchange place. was obliged TO use
his club. to the extent that DR.. Palmer
was called upon to sew up cut on Bar
rings head.
The non-support case against James
Campbell was TO have been called
in the Sixth district court. today, for
sentence, was continued for one week.
when 1t will be discontinued on pay
ment of costs.
Anna Barnett, an insane person was
examined in the Sixth district court
today and was ordered committed TO
the State hospital for the tnsane. Mrs
Barnett has been under treatment at 81
Joseph's hospital for the last ten days.
Antonio Platy was before Judge
Sweetland today charged with improper
relations with Annie Carney Last We'd
nesday at 9 a. m. the woman was ar
rested partly dlsrobed in Platy's room
at so kutaw street. He was fined $40
and coats.
Thomas Carer was fined $40 and
costs. by Judge Sweetland. today. for a
simple assault on Thomas Cody. Car
ger's brother hal had trouble with
Ccdy and in endeavoring to separate
them. Carer struck Cody on the head.
No injuries were inflicted
Antonio Piatrush was fined s. and
costs in the Sixth district court. this
morning, for throwing glass into No.
Main street. Pietrush was on that
so r,,
Sunday morning and broke beer bet
tie on the paving. HIS excuse was that
ne didn't want the bottle. Today he
said that another man threw the bot
tie
Joseph Buchanan. Of Huddah street
In the annexed district, yas before the
Sixth district court this morning. on
the charge OF keeping liquor nuisance.
He at first pleaded not guilty and was |
held In $1,000 for trial on Friday. sub
sequcntly he retracted, waived an ex-
animation was a5judged probably
guilty and was bound over to the grand
Jury In $1,000.
William and Della Nelson stood trial
in the Sixth district court today for
maintaining d.sorderly house AZ ss5
Eddy street. The police and the M Irh-
bors through them gave the house n
very bad name. The woman is also
known as Della Peck and Nelson ,s tho
fourth man she has been consortlnx
with AT that house in the sst nina
months. Both respondents were ad-
tudged probably guilty and were bound |
over in $1,000 each for the grand jury.
Sarah J. schwank. as yearr old. resid-
ing at 2s7 Eddy street. created quite n
commotion there. at 1890 o'clock. this
morning. Patrolman J. r. Toole ana
citizen, William Hesp. discovered tina,
the woman was trying 10 get out OF a
third story window. They forced tho
door OF her tenement just In time TO
pun her back. as she was nearly out Of
fhe window. Patrolman Niles was
placed in charge of her until she could
be sent 10 the Central station to be
examined by DIR. Palmer. The latter
says that a was touch OF the tremens.
Mrs. schwank's husband left home ten
days ago. 10 accept work. and is be-
novo1 % be Ia OF near East Greenwich.