The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-12


The regular clam season opened to.
day. From now on it's a regular roast
that's in store for the pivalves.
Jackino Manzo was fined s. and
costs in the police court, today. for re-
yelling on West Exchange street, last
night.
Henry Wall OF Warwick, was today,
upon his own petition. presented in the
United States District Court. discharged
from bankruptcy.
Edgar Davis and James Needham
were fined 81 each in the juvenile police
court, today. for bathing In Aliens
pond, yesterday, without wearing
trunks.
Two additional cases of scarlet fever
were reported by Dr. Chaplin, the su-
perintendent of health. this morning.
One was on Bowdoin street and the
either on Atlantic avenue.
Joseph Geary pleaded not guilty in
the Sixth district court, today. to the
charge OF maintaining liquor nuis-
ance at No. Ashcroft street and gave
bail in $1,000 for trial on June 18th.
The board OF canvassers and registra-
-tinn-.xil- meet la the -Te-pee+lr+-sras+t-
rooms OF Wards /, 2. 3. and 5, this
evening. for the purpose of canvassing
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they will visit the other five wards.
Anna Smith. of f2s Globe street, was
before Judge Sweetland today, on the
charge of being a common railer and
brawler. She was sentenced to the
house of correction for six months, and
gave notice that she would enter an
appeal.
Mary Sneeston was today granted a
divorce from her husband, Robert
Sneeston. by Judge Roberts. Mrs.
Sneeston charged her husband with
non-support, and proved her charge
Franklin p. owen was Mrs. Sneeston's
attorney.
Hiram Bradley. alias Steamboat
skinny" colored. pleaded guilty in the
Sixth district court today. to the
charge of stealing Charles KrolIs BIZ |
cycle. from Haskins street last wedne- |
day. He was arrested by Patrolman |
Godfrey and was held for the grand |
jury in $1,000
Thomas Doyle, of No. 4l0 South Main |
street alighted from a Riverside car. /
on South Main. near Transit street
at S o'clock last night. He stepped i'm
front OF Taunton car and was knock
ed down. One shoulder was d:slocated
and a rib was broken. He was attend
ed by DR.. Olney.
Michael j. Minnehan. OF wickenden
street. was before the Sixth district
court. today, to plead TO warrant al
leging that he sold milk without hav-
ing first registered as a milk dealer
with Inspector Perkins. He admitted
sufficient evidence to convict. on the
charge Of selling impure milk, was fin
ed $40 and costs and appealed.
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costs in the Sixth district court. TODAY.
for an assault upon Michael Mccarthy.
These people live in the same tenement
house. on Sayles street. yesterday.
Mcdonald was abusing his daughter
and Mccarthy ran down stairs 10 see
what was the matter. The girl ap-
pealed TO Mccarthy for protection and
this so enraged Mcdonald that he
struck his neighbor.
The Democratic state central commit
tee will meet at the Narragansett Hotel
on wednesday at noon for the purpose
OF organizing. There is expected 10 be
warm contest for the chairmanship
between the present chairman, Frank
lin r. Owen OF Scituate and George w.
Greene. mayor of Woonsocke.. who
dubbed himself a Democrat OF the
most magiinant type" hast spring. Mr..
P. Henry Quinn OF Warwick. will sue
reed Mr.. John r. Coniey OF Warren as
secretary. Mr.. Conley retiring volun-
tarily. after yesrs Of efficient service.
The Cathedral In this city will be the
scene OF brilliant wedding on the
18th instThe contracting parties are
Edith Maude Caldwell daughter OF Dr.
William Caldwell OF John street, and
The Hon. Daniel J. Riordan, member of
Congress from New York city. The
bridesmaids viii be Miss Parker. Miss
Psrkis and Miss Rorden OF this city
and Miss Greenwood Of Portland. Me.
The maid Of honor will be Miss Lauson.
of New York. The hest man will be
Mr. J. r. Slewin. and the ushers Messrs.
J. r. Pr'ai. ,. y. Rourke and j. r. Gil
rhirts OF New York and the Hon. John
J. Fitzgerald OF Brooklyn.