The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-28

William Nolan, charged on TWO
counts with stealing carpenters tooiS'
was fined $40 and costs on each DS
Judge Sweetland today.
John Rigney admitted the theft Oh
Frank Cranes s25 wheel in the o'h
district court today. and was bouhd
over in $500.
Manual vito pleaded not guilty OF
selling impure milk, and was helo al
5000 for trial next Friday py 'uos'
Sweetland.
Pose smith. accused of being a niSht |
walker. pleaded not guilty in the oth
district court today. and was held In |
$500 for trial next Ffiday.--
Louis Dreyshn admitted in judge
sweetland's court today that he as
saulted his wife Irene, and his case
was continued until September sth for
sentence.
James Carbery. boy employed py
shepard & Co. was fined $l5 and COSTS
in the 9Th district court today Tor the
theft from that concern of bicycle
fork.
James and Annie Mcclure pleaded
guilty i'm the 9th district court TO-DAY
TO keeping common nuisance, and
were held for the action q the grand
jury in $1,000 each.
Thomas Hines was bound over 10 the
grand Jury by Judge Sweetland today
In $500 for an aggravated assault upon
Joseph Wells. whom he brutally kicked
about the head, last Saturday.
Emory Kinnecom pleaded not guilty
in the 9Th district court today of IL
licit intercourse. and was held Tor
trial next Friday i'm 5000. Mary Will
iiams pleaded guilty and was fined $40
and costs.
James B Kelly. the man who went
into the Boston store last week and
se,zed and attempted to choke Rose
Men Ills. a clerk. pleaded guilty i'm the
9Th tfistriet-eeHrt teaayy and WAS Afaed
$40 and costs.
The Pope Manufacturing Company
Is out a bicycle. young man, who
represented himself to be George X
Prentice. of the Narragansett Hotel
procured the bicycle few days ago
and he hasn't yet returned 1t.
James Hanley and william Thomp-
son pleaded guilty in the 9th district
court today. when arraigned for break.
ing and entering the dwelling of Thos
O. Read and stealing 5octs- -worth-ei
Junk. They were held in $500 each for
the grand jury.
John H. Shaw was fined $40 and costs
by Judge Sweetland today for assault
dng Bridget Perry, one of his Benefit
street neighbors, with whom he had
a capias issued from the common pleas
ped her face, punched her jaw and
Knocked her down.
Thomas McDuff was arrested on
Union street for drunkenness last night
by Patrolman Robinson. He resisted
club had to be used. and DR.. Pal
mer patched up mis- head today Nc
Duff pleaded not guilty to being intox
icated. and will be tried tomorrow.
Edward A. Godfrey was fined 81
and costs by Judge Sweetlapd toda,
for cruelty TO an animal. Godfre,
drove an old and useless horse, anC
when Agent Smith overhauled him h,
promised to kill the animal; instead
ne sold the horse for $3.50 but 4
whom he refused to say.
The complaints against Philip Agnev
and William Sullivan for making lille
gal sales of liquor, were continued fol
one week by Judge Sweetland thi
morning. The same disposition wa
made of the liquor nuisance complain
against James Dunn. proprietor of tn
Atlas Club. on North Main street
where Agnew and Sullivan were em
ployed.
The Red Cross Chapter OF the Churcl
OF the Messiah enjoyed an excursion
on the steamer Squantum last evening
The party was taken down the Eas
Passage near WEXFORD and returnet
to the city in happy spirits. Music wa,
furnished by Browns Orchestra. Tn,
SUCCESS of the outing is due to the ef
forts OF the committee. consisting &.
James A. Pirce. Charles Knutton
Charles Battle. Charles Gabbie an,
Charles Harlan.
Dona.>sc Mullen was arraigned in IN
9Th district court today for keepin
a liquor nuisance in the North end
the city. He waived and was bour
over to the grand jury in $1,000. VIII
ne stepped out of tho court roo
Deputy Sheriff Andrews took him
a copias issued from the common pie
court. and escorted him before Jud
wilbur to take sentence on an indi'
ment brought for former compla
Identical with this one.
In view OF the fact that there
some difficulty In securing the castir
for the chairs WHICH are to be furnlsi
ct Roger Williams Park for the co
fort Of those who are wiling % pal
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