The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-11-10

lfNlNS GOuld fOl a. SIX inontnS Stl-
tence from Judge Sweetland, today,
for being a common drunkard.
Catherine Johnson was sentenced to
the farm for six months as common
night walker by Judge Sweetland. to-
Gay. and took an appeal.
Joseph Carlo pleaded not guilty in
the Sixth district court, today, to the
charge of non-support, and was held
for trial, next Tuesday. in $780,
Walter A. Lamphear 16 years old.
was today held I'm $500 by Judge Sweet
land for trial next Tuesday, on the
charge of berg an idle person.
Giuseppe Ferrarl waived an exam-
nation in the Sixth district court to-
day, when charged with keeping
liquor nuisance and was bound over
to the grand jury in $1,000.
Thomas Whalen pleaded not guilty
in the Sixth district court. this morn
ing to the charge OF stealing a SO coat
from Edward Simpson and was held
in $500 for trial next Tuesday
Frank r. Packard admitted suth- |
cient evidence 10 convict him of sell
ing impure milk. today. Judge Sweet
land fined him $40 and costsand Pack
ard took an appeal.
Pensions have been granted as fol- !
lows: Original Henry T.. Reynolds, /
dead, Cranston, $12; Joseph a. Whit |
man. North scituate. $40. Original /
widows, Martha f. Reynolds Grams
ton, IS.
The complaint against George
Thompson for an assault upon Michael
Meeney, which was 20 have been
heard in the Sixth district court, to-
day, was continued until next Tues
day when ii viii be disposed OF.
Fred Wilbur and Edward Roberts
were fined SO and costs i'm the police
court today. for reveling on Vine
street Sunday. Nine other boys plead
cd guilty to The same charge, yester-
day. and We're each fined So and taxa
bic costs only.
Pietro De Pasquali was TO have been
tried in the SIX district court, today, /
for an assault upon Charles r. HUH,
but by consent OF the government the
case was continued for one week. This
is the assault occurred IN Rice's
lumber yard. on cranston street, last
Tuesday.
Henry l.. Harrison was bound over
20 the grand jury in $780, by Judge
sweetland this morning. FOR making
an assault upon Mrs. Kate w. Handy.
Harrison waived an examination. The
alleged assault was Of an indecent char
acter and occurred in North Provi-
dence.
Chief Of Police Baker has received
Information from Albany. n. Y. Of the
death Of John O. Mcclure a man 50
years of age who II is said formerly
lived In Providence. bu, left here about
seven years ago. His wife Is said 10
be an Inmate OF some asylum. Investi-
cations are being made with a view 10
finding the relatives or the dead man.
The L. II. Darling Fertilizer companv {
OF Pawtucket has been absorbed bv tho 3
trust known as the American Agricu,- {
tural Chemical company. which is lax
ing In the several concerns Of like char
acter throughOut the country. The
works are on Mineral Spring avenue
and are doing a good business. Lyman
NJ. Darling # the local company will
be The resident manager.
In the Juvenile court today. the
charges against Frank Ney and Stan
ley johnson, of truancy. were con-
tinued until Jan. 18th Frank Fienan
VIII be tried on the same charge on
Nov. 2lst. Prin Nadeau was up for
stealing a bicycle Saddle and a box q,
candy from o'Gorman & CO. The com.
plant was continued until March SIN
Joseph Trupper, colored. was bound
over 10 the grand jury in 5000 by Jpdco
sweetland' today. for stealing Edws-d
Wilkiuson's bicycle.