The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-13

Edgar Lake was fined 81 and costs b,
Judge Sweetland today for stealth,
some growing flowers from Mary Cur
ley.
Frank Tato will be tried in the Sixth
District court next Friday for an al
legged assault on George DE We're. Tate
pleaded not guilty when he was ar,
raigned today
Thomas p. McNally, accused of ex.
posure. waived ex5siination in the
Sixth District court today, and fur
nished $500 for his appearance before
the grand jury.
Favier J. Brennan. of No. 2i4 Wick
enden street forgot TO remove the
screens fro mhis bar-room window last
Sunday. and today Judge Sw/.tland
fined him $40 and costs.
The jury in the case OF Thomas
Guckian VS.. Robert Newbold disagreed.
The case was tried yesterday before
Judge Wilbur and the defendant
claimed the note was a forgery. This
was the second jury to disagree on the
case.
John II. w. b. opper pleaded not
guilty in the Sixth District court today.
when charged with neglectlng to con-
meet his premises, No. II Lippitt street,
with a sewer, as ordered by the board
Of Aldermen. He gave 5000 surety for
trial next Friday.
Mathew McKenna, a carpenter, en-
ployed on house at Silver Spring, was
probably fatally injured yesterday by
a fall. He slipped while carrying shin
giles. and went down 25 feet to the con-
crete. He was taken to his house in
Garden street, Pawtucket.
Mrs. Shuttleworth. wife of Lieut.. Ed
ward A. Shuttleworth OF the 1lth In
fantry, u. S. A., who has been visiting
her husbands parents in this city for
some time, started today for North
field, VT. Lieut.. Shuttleworth is now
on service with the army in Porto
Rico.
All Of the cases on the docket i'm the |
Common Pleas division OF the Supreme |
court today We're passed for reassign- |
ment except the case OF George r. |
Daniels VS.. Thomas Bentley, in which |
case the defendant submitted TO judg-
ment FOR plaintiff. The case was ap-
pealed from the district court and j.
p. Blagan was counsel for Daniels.
II |
and wife, were arraigned before Judge
Sweetland today for an assault upon
Daniel Aborn, in Sprague court yes
terday. Mr.. Aborn was approached by
Doyle, who said Are you the man
you said you were yesterday" Aborn
said that he didn't know Doyle and
had never spoken TO him. without
further provocation Doyle knocked
Aborn down and the wife hit him on
the head with dinner pail. DOYLE
pleaded guilty and was sentenced ia
Jail for 30 days. Mrs. Doyle pleaded
not guilty. and was required TO furnish
300 surety for trial next Friday.
Arturo Bergeron was tried I'm the
Sixth District court today on the
charge OF falling to support his wifa
and four children. In the course of
he trial testimony was offered To show
hat one bitterly cold night, and at ~
,'clock. Bergeron put his wife out Of
he house. In April IL was claimed
hat he assaulted her while putting her
'ut Of the house. Finally that the
wife had to beg for food from the
,eighbors. Bergeron's employer and
ieighbors gave n strong recommenda-
lon for his industrious and sober hab-
rs. The case was continued until
august 20. In the meantime he is 10
'sy 50 week for the support OF his
amily.
In the vestry Of the Beneficient Con- :
,regational Church last evening the
Young Peoples Society OF Christian
5ndeavor gave a social for the benefit I
u the Chinese members OF the Sunday
school Chin How, in behalf OF his
made a short address. In :
which he expressed gratitude for the !
lindness OF the society In extending 7
uch hearty reception. Plano solos |,
" Miss Florence Burt. readings by
Herbert n. Cross mandolin and guitar :
uets by Howard s. Grant and Frank
'ock, and addresses by Miss Marion ,
:. Wheeler, president Of the Y. T.. s. v
:. r.: J. William Rice. superintendent i
{ the foreign departments. and his as
istsnt Mr.. Fuller. and J. Bowers :
'iade. superintendent Of the sunday a
'chool. served 20 make the evening
ass pleasantly. r