The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-03

Foil To the few and the spendld'
Ans done and well done-so long.
Yet as we pass. we viii pledge them
The bod. and the bright. and the
strong
(Ours was never black envy);
Ais done and well done-so long!
The Independent
Arthur Clarke a juvenile. was fined 81
and costs in the police court today, for
revelirg on Prairie avenue, yesterday.
Jercme A. Leonard admitted sufficient
evidence in the Sixth district court, to-
DAY. 10 convict him OF selling impure
mix. and was fined $50 and costs; ap-
pealed.
Josie Petus pleaded guilty in the
Sixth district court today, TO the
charge OF be ng a common night walker.
and was sentenced to the state farm for
one year.
DR.. G. l.. Miller horse. attached to a
buggy ran away from in front of the
Banigan building. yesterday. and was
caught on Cooke street The vehicle
was demolished.
Lizzie -O.Rrien- pleaded nat guilty -ts
keeping liquor nuisance at No 252
Dexter street. when arraigned in the
Sixth district court today, and was
held in $1,000 for trial on Friday.
r.. j. Sherman OF Exeter, yesterday
afternoon, shot and killed fine deer
in the woods of that town. which tipped
the scales ait 122 pounds. The animal
was a fine doe Four deer were recently
seen in the western woods about Exc
ter and Scituate townships.
Henry Akerman, a Hebrew youth.
Who had formerly been a resident OF
Providence. and today was brought
here from New Jersey. where he had
been under restraint and treatment for
insanity. was. this morning, by order
OF Judge Sweetland, committed TO the
state hospital for the insane. Akerman
has delusons of fear and oppression,
arsi is incurable.
Hubert Flynn will be tried in tn,
Sixth district court next Friday. Toda!
ne pleaded not guilty to an assault upo,
Sarah McCusker. The latter claim
that Flynn met her on Smith street
night before last. and sc zlng her by tn
arm, attempted to drag her into a lot
She says that she screamed and brok
away from him. and ran away. ant
that Flynn chased her and overtakln,
her. struck her with mis- fist.
Box 10 was rung about s O'Clock las
evening for a fire IN the dwelling house
No. l0l South Angel street. which is
part Of the Amos C. BarStow estate
and is occupied by Mrs. Anna T.. Bal.
Sou who had lust started a fire in q
Fireplace. il is supposed that spark
from the wood fire was drawn up ths
chimney aud dropped on the roof. set.
ting the shtrgles ON fire. The blaz,
was soon extinguished without an,
damage being done
Messenger Alfred Dawson OF the Mer.
chants bank, has lost his valuable Crl.
mean medal. lie wore IL last Thursda,
night and thinks II was lost somewhere
between "a Westminster street and
Greene street. The medal is a trophy
that can be easily distinguished from
all others of the class, and II bore NJ,
Dawson's name. IL would have only a.,
insignificant value TO pawn or othervisa
dispose OF. but was naturally treasured
by Mr.. Dawson. The medal had thrao
clasps in celebration OF the battles o,
Alma, Balaklsva and sebastopol. and
Mr.. Dawson will be very glad II II is
found and returned to him.
A number OF cases which had beer
hanging fire in the juvenile court wer,
called up again today. These include,
one against Merrill King. for larceny
discontinued. James Kirk. theft OF
glass Jar: continued until Novembe
lst. Frederick Appleton, theft OF
newspaper: discontinued. Merrill Hay
den. theft OF pair OF spectacles; cor
tinued TO March 9Th. George w. Gun
mings and Harry Hallahan. theft OF s.
continued to January %. Francis Frs
eier assault: continued 90 March GIL
Robert Fletcher. theft OF pigeons: cor
tnued 10 December 5th. Raymon
vickary. truant: continued 60 Januar
2 James Knit. theft of milk jar. cor
tinued TO January 9Th. Charles MAJ
shanf ff~ffarlf. disconf ,ntled