The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-06

IN. Y. Home Journal.
M. J. Hennessy pleaded guilty and
was fined $50 and costs in the Sixth dis
trict court. today, for carrying upon
his pedlers wagon, an unsealed meas
ure.
stephen Luby. Is years old. was ar
raigned in the juvenile court. today for
an assault on Erwin Fraser. 10 years
old. Pleading not guilty, he was placed
in the custody of Probation officer
Wallace for trial on the 18th instant.
Erving J. Sites of SO Dorchester ave-
nue. met with an accident. while riding
on Broadway near Perry street, las;
evening. The front fork of his bicycle
broke and he was thrown, sustaining
severe bruises on his head and shoul
ders.
Filumeno Fracasso and Jacchino
capovano pleaded not guilty. before
fudge Sweetfant, today. to the charge
Of maintaining liquor nuisances on
Spruce street. and waving an examin.
alton, were each held in $1,000 for the
grand jury.
James Hines. 2l years old. living al
22S Vinton street. and employed at the
Worcester freight yard. fell while on
Olney street, this morning. cutting hi,
wrist severely on a piece of broken
glass. He was taken to station 1 and
from there sent to the Rhode Island
hospital.
Antonio Joscphs. S5 years old, con-
sumptive patient, escaped from st. Jo-
seph's hospital yesterday, while en an
excited condition, and as he had
threatened to kill himself, some alarm
was felt until he was located at his
brothers home and was safely returned
10 the institution.
Charles Knight was fined IS and costs
In Judge Sweetland's court, today. 10,
an assault on Benjamin Abisch. an g.
year-old boy. on Robinson street. las
Sunday. Knight is hackdriver an,
was on a funeral job. Some small boy.
were opening and shutting a hears,
door and knight. after ordering them tc
des:st, struck the Ablsch boy across the
neck with a whip.
Elizabeth Hardman, who had been
out on probation as railer and Draw
Ter, was today sent to the farm for one
year by Judge Sweetland. She was ON
the verge of tremens, and during her
entire probation had drunk heavier
than ever before. Her husband, disgust
ed with her conduct, deserted her n
month ago. and esterday her 1, and Q
year-old girls were sent to the state
home and her 2Ia-year-old baby was
taken in charge by the auti-cruelty TO
children society.
CHARLES Franklin left his bay horse.
attached to a top buggy. standing m
front OF 10 Glenham street about
O'Clock last evening. and somebody took
fancy 20 the turnout and took u Mr.
Franklin saw his horse being driven
down Prairie avenue and gave chase
but the man who was driving increases
his speed and went at a rand nae,
running down Byron Greene. a wheel.
man. on Beacon avenue. Mr.. Greene
escaped injury, and the last seen ~ Tia
horse thief was on Atwells avenue.
(, Michale Spizzinl keeps a store an
Tefft street. and on the 4th instant
when under the influence of lonor
thought that Romolo Storti had shro,,..,
stones at him; therefore he pushad ana
knocked him down. Storti is but w.
old and had just come out OF the hos.
pital where for weeks he had been nm
Der treatment for fractured skut
having been Kicked by a horse. The
boy ala not sustain any injury because
81 this assault. and today Judge Sweet
and assessed spizzind $40 and costs.
Michale Tobi got himself into con-
Siderable trouble on Spruce street. on
Ihe 4th instant. He FIRST engaged in a
quarrel with Antonio Greene. whom ne
pushed down. kicked and then struck
Fith the handle of a sledge-hammer.
Del Tore got into the rnlx-up
4 this stage OF the game. and Tobl
nok care Of him by biting him severe
y upon his cheek when Tobi was ar
Aligned In the Sixth district court. to-
ay. he declared that he had been
rinking and didn't know anything
bout ths fight. After ne had been he'd
5000 on each case for trial next Tues
~. he retracted. pleaded guilty. got a
DAY jail sentence for assaulting Tobi |
and costs on the other and took an
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