The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-30

Tain no cause foh me 10 care"
Washington Star
Joseph Anthony was fined $50 and
costs. by Judge sweetland. today, for
dealing in impure milk.
In the police court Sunday morning
twenty-five persons were fined s. and
costs each for drunkenness.
John Hafey was held in 5000 by Judge
Sweetland today for trial on Friday for
stealing SO from Herbert McKellipe.
DR.. Charles f. Marston's barn, at .
Bacon street. was entered last night, by
vf1e r0TC1rg or 4 TT9T window, Nothing
was missed.
Patrolman j. II. Smith found Frank
Howard III on Broad street. at $50 ths
morning. and sent him to the Rhode
Island hospital.
Frederick Croft, OF North Providence
pleaded not guilty in the Sixth district
court today TO the charge of non-sup-
port and gave 5000 surety for trial on
Friday.
The Universalist Club will meet at
Tnlinghasrs tonight and VIII have as
its guest Prof. David L. Maulsby Of
Tufts College. who will speak on Books
and Reading"
Jeremiah Shea. OF North Providence,
was fined 81 and costs. by Judge Sweet
land. today, for hunting rabbits by the
use of ferret. The complaint was made
BY Game Warden Relner.
o X. Wright, working with a gang OF
men on signal tower belonging to the
n. Y. n. II. & H. railroad, near Chapir
street. at o'clock yesterday morning
was crushed under a timber and suffer
ed the fracture OF an ankle. lie wa
sent to the Emergency hospital.
Shortly after O'Clock last evenin
John Mcdonald. who boards ait IN
Howard house on South Main street. fe
from the top TO the bottom Of a nigl
OF stairs in the National Hotel at Il
Orange street. and was removed to Il
Rhode Island hospital in an ambulanc
at Olneyville yesterday, Oscar
Wright. employed by the Consolidate
railroad company as an intsrloclVer. m
with severe accident. He was engag,
In raising a pole when the prop Il
from underneath, striking him on a
knee. He was brought TO the Emergen,
Hospital. {
Bernard Coleman waived an exar
ination in the Sixth district court {
day. when charged with maintaining
grog shop, and was bound over TO Il
grand jury in $1,000 There Is a simils
complaint pending against Coleman
the common pleas division of the s,
preme court, and in which Colema
pleaded nolo and sentence was su,
pended on promise Of good behavior.
Wire thieves have stolen from n
poles OF American Telephone and Tel
graph Company. near Briggs corne
Attleboro. 1900 feet OF copper wiz
weighing about S25 pounds. The Iadd
on which the thieves worked was le
against one OF the poles. The Telepho
Company has notified the police OF A
tleboro. Boston. Pawtucket and II
city. and Will pay a reward for the I
covery OF the wire or the capture OF t
thieves.
Some time yesterday q. S. Herol
stationery store az SEA Broad street "
broken into by way OF a rear door VIII
was forced. The marauders took alb,
- In change. a lady's gold hunting-cs
watch, box OF so cigars and &
pounds OF candy Lieut.. Lawrence W
notified and at once began an invests
ton It is his opinion that the Job "
done by youthful shop breakers.
Peter Dagesse. who boards az
West Exchange street, was found i'm
unconscious condition near the Cons
idated tracks az Trunner's bridge.
the Worcester division Of the Conso
dated road. this morning, and w
brought 10 The Emergency Hospital Z
treatment. Dagesse is n brakeman nj
was evidently hf by the bridge me
TONED. He has since recovered CO
sciousness. but the muscles Of his ne
ere badly strained.