The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-20

New courage filed me-for till then
My hope had beenbut faint and weak.
She smiled at me! And l resolved
That that very night would speak
She smiled at me, All luckless day!
Its pain / never can forget
For now | have no hope at ALL
Although she is not married yet
She smiled at me! Fool that ! was!
For hours the wine OF life | quansd;
But when encouraged by her smile,
| told my love. she only laughed.
-Somerville Journal.
John Lane got a six months SEN
tence. from Judge Sweetland, today for
being a common drunkard.
Edward S. Roberts, truant, was ar
raigned in the juvenile court, today as
a truant. His case was continued for
one month.
Edward Fitzpatrick was fined $40 and
costs in the police court. today for
throwing stones when on Atwells ave-
nue.. yesterday
John Harrington pleaded guilty in
Judge Sweetland's court, to5ay. TO the
theft of a tub OF butter from =. c.
Munroe, and was fined SIS and costs.
Isabella Barnett. OF 3H Killingly
street, was thrown from her carriage,
while riding i'm the annexed district,
Mary Moran and Alberum Casey were
bound over TO the grand jury by Judge
sweet7and today in $1,000 surety each,
for keeping a liquor nuisance on South
Main street. Both waived an examina-
tion.
The private complaint lodged by
Walter l.. Palmer. against John III. sal
dsbury, of threatening TO shoot him
was called in the Sixth district cour
today, and by request of counsel was
continued until oct. 31st
Abraham G. Ingraham was bound
over to the grand jury.in $30O.by Judge
Sweetland, today, on his plea of guilty
TO the charge of stealing a watch ape
chain. valued at $40. the property OF
Lizzie Sutclffe. The latter resides al
lis Clifford street
Orders have been received at the To-
cal recruiting office for the army in the
Philippines 10 accept no more men for
the 4lst Infantry. Colored recruits are,
however taken for the 10Th Infantry
and good success in this line is being
met with here by Capt. Gresham.
Walter Savage was bound over to the
grand jury by Judge Sweetland today
for carnally knowing Mary Lampen.
years of age, and was bound over to
the grand jury in $500. Savage waived
an examination The child is his step
daughter. The family resi- lie in the rear
Of 552 Plainfield street in the annexed
district.
Henry Reddington fen off Pawtuck-
midnight. lie was picked up uncon-
scious and was attended by Dr. Peck,
who was a passenger on the car Red
dington sustained severe scalp injuries
ana concussion OF the brain He was
taken to his home. l16 Clifford street.
in the hospital ambulance. His condi-
tion is sad TO be critical.
John Thatcher an Armenian. was
Hidei before Judge Sweetland. to-
day. for the theft OF a copper wash
boiler and several pieces OF carpeting
valued at s.. the propsIky of Joseph
Bender OF Pekin street. The property
was left I'm a lower hallway and was
taken at different times. Thatcher was
fined $40 and costs for that theft and
The same for the larceny OF shawl
from Mary Tossitt. also a residen OF
Pekin street. Appeals were taken.
Mrs. Lewis Patstone Of this city. f. de-
sirous that all persons who have novels
and magazines TO dispose OF should do.
nate them for the benefit Of the men ~
the 4sth Volunteer Regiment She
wishes that such books should ba sen,
20 her at No. l69 Lcnox avenue. this
city. Mrs. Patstone. who is the wife
OF Capt. Lewis Patstone. one OF tho
officers of the i6th, has assumed the
task Of furnishing TO the soldiers Of
the regiment reading matter with which
20 brighten the long hours in the trans.
ports and N the camp.
Patrick II. Wallace was tried for non-
support of his wife and three children
In the Sixth district court, today. Mrs
Wallace sail that she had not lived
with her husband for four years. bsine
obliged 10 take her children 10 her
fathers house. because they were cold
and starving since when she had work
ed In a mill TO support herself and chill
dfeD. Wallace is a carpenter and can
earn good wages when he keeps sober
The court found him. Wallace. guilty
and as he agreed 10 pay s. a week for
the support Of his family. sentence was
suspended and the complaint was con-
0nued to December 2sth.