The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-05-04
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solemn truth would hurt,
Who says: I'D back you through and
through, II II should take my shirt"
Who. when you're or and connot write
just as you think you should,
Will tune you up for better things with:
That's what l call good.'
Or. when you paint picture that Is
wrong In every part,
VIII make YOU think the daub is great by
saying: Now, that's art.'
lie lies-but it's In charity. IL lying ever
was,
So. here's his health for. though he lies.
he's honest when he does.
Baltimore American.
Merrill Gleason OF Woonsocket has
been granted an increase of pension to
SIT month
Corrinne Mason. colored. ? years old.
has been missing from No. Al A street
since yesterday noon.
The Providence Public Library will
be closed all day tomorrow. the day of
Mr.. John Nicholas Browns funeral.
with lastardy, was by Judge Sweet
land today continued one week for
trial.
William Saxon was convicted in the
Sixth District court today for selling
impure milk. and being found $40 and
costs. took an appeal
Michael MarLa,, xxa. ,,r .oa... -. !.
sturdy beggar before Judge Sweetland
Michasl Headed guilty and went to the
farm for 6 months.
In the Sixth district court, today,
the complaint against George Hartford
for assaulting Patrick Cummings was
continued for trial for one week.
the Juvenile court on Feb. 18th. for as
saulting another lad, was discharged
from custody on the payment of costs.
Kate Norton. a middle-aged woman
was convicted in the Sixth District
court today on the charge OF being
common night walker. She was sent
out for months.
AsaN. Farnum was adjudged to be
insane I'm the Sixth district court. to-
day, and Judge Sweetland ordered him
committed TO the state hospital for the
insane.
Cyrus and Mary Davenport waived
examination in the Sixth district court
today. on the charge of keeping a house
of III fame. They were held in $1,000
each for the grand jury.
James Tralnor admitted sufficient evil
dence TO convict him OF selling impure
milk. when arraigned in the Sixth Dis
trict court today. He was fined $40 and
costs and took an appeal.
John McIntee was tried in the Sixth
District court today for assaulting his
wife, Nora. last Sunday night McIntee
was drunk and without provocation
imposed sentence Of 30 days in Jail.
Daniel Connors pleaded guilty in the
Sixth District court today TO the charge
OF embezzling sl3.75 from John Conley.
and was fined $40 and costs. Conley
sent the money by Connors, TO Carl
Nelson. and on the way Connors forgot
20 make the delivery.
Milton Helman was tried before
Judge Sweetland. today, for assaulting
Nathan Kangrur. This was a row in
cident to the sale of meat claimed not
to have been prepared according To the
Mosaic requirements. Helman was fined
$40 and costs.
Samuel Carter. colored, was 10 have
been tried in the Sixth District court
today for the theft of a piece OF wire,
valued at si.5o. the property OF the Un-
ION Railroad company. He had pre-
viously pleaded not guilty: but today
he retracted and was fined 81 and costs.
Frank Goodwin was arrested on Res
ervoir avenue. yesterday, for dis
charging an air gun. the bullet from
which struck. but did not injure. an
Italian. Goodwin pleaded not guilty In
the Juvenile court. today, and was
placed in the custody of Probation OFF,
Ger Wallace for trial on May is.h.
Considerable delay was caused to car
service In the vicinity of Trinity Square
about o'clock this morning by the
breaking down OF car No. ~ OF the
Gladstone avenue route. Passengers
were transferred from one car to anoth-
or and after some time the wrecker
towed the disabled car to the barn The
car was In charge OF Motorman Brid-
ges and Conductor Kendall.
James RshIll was arraigned in the
Sixth District court today for the theft
OF drawers and undershirts. valued at
81. from a yard on Arthur street at lao
last night. The clothes belonged to
Fsversco storti. and "a Rshill was
making away with the garments ne
Was arrested by Patrolmen McsoIey
and Coskiey. RahiIi was sent to Jail
for N dare the reason hoipv that he