The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-08

Eous TOT non Support, was CoHtlnueu uy
pudge sweetland. today until Dec. Z.
James Blondin was held for the
grand jurysin 500 by Judge Sweetland.
today. for assaulting Lafayette Pinck-
ney with knife.
Charles w. Nelson was fined $50 and
costs. by Judge Sweetland. today, for
carrying concealed weapon. viz: a
pistol.
According to the records at City Hall
the property of Antoine T. Silva has
been attached by Charles S. Smith, for
500.
superintendent OF Health Chaplin re-
ports one new case of scarlet fever on
Eiswald street, and one newl case of
diphthera on Job street.
Nicola Spitzzerri waived examination
in the Sixth district cour' charged
with assaulting James Mccormick with
a knife. and was held for the grand
jury in $500.
Elizabeth Clark, charged with being
common night walker. was tried and
convicted in the Sixth district court,
tday. and was sent to the farm for
six months. Appealed.
Richard T. Clinton was held for the
grand jury in 500 by Judge Sweetland.
today. for cutting Alice Smith with a
knife. The principals are colored and
Miss Smiths wound was but a slight
one.
Tristan Mowry and Charles Osbrey
were fined $40 and costs by Judge
Sweetland. today. for putting formalde-
hyde in milk sold by them. They ad-
mitted sufficient evidence to convict
and appealed, giving bonds.
George F. Gates, employed at Jencks'
paper-box factory. No. 20 Broad street,
lost three of his fingers while at work
this morning. his hand being caught in
a machine. He was sent to the Rhode
Island hospital where the mangled fin
gers were amputated.
The complaint against Eugene
Geary for the theft Of $40 from Eugene
T. Bowen. was still further continued
by Judge Sweetland, today, and until
December Z. In the meantime he will
be in charge of Probation Officer WAL
lace.
The body OF Castles, who was drown
ed at Olneyville. Wednesday, has not
been inferred. Relatives at Lowell re-
fuse to send for IT, Castle had a sis
ter residing at Lynn, and a wife and
several children at Manchester, N. H..
and It may be that they will bury the
semains.
Louise Bond was committed to the
state hospital for the insane by Judge
Sweetland. today. Hiss Bond was suf-
fering from senile dementia AMI had
threatened to murder her husband
and children. A week ago today Mr..
Bond came into the house just in time
to save his 15-year-old daughter, whom
Mrs. Bond was strangling.
The dead body Of a week-old child
was found. wrapped in a white cloth
and a piece of an od linen skirt, in a
vacant lot opposite No. AZ Parks av-
enue. by James Lawson, at $40 this
morning. The body was taken to Sta
ton and from there Medical Exam
liner -erkins caused II to be sent to- the
morgue for an autopsy to determine the
cause OF death.
Gen. John NJ. Brennan was notified
by maiL today, that in his suit agains,
the administrators OF the estate of tn,
late John Stetson of Boston he had
been awarded a verdict for s5iS.62. In
1892 Robert A. Tyrrell attempted tc
murder William Bradford. did kill Ell
sic May. cook at Byron street, and
was about TO take a train for Boston
10 kill Annie Smith and when Patrol.
man Joseph #. Curtis arrested him hs
tried to kill that officer. Tyrrell was
steward on Stetson's yacht and had
come from Boston that day. Stetson dI.
rected Gen. Brennan 10 defend Tyrrel
and than did not pay him. hence tn,
suit. Tyrrell was given a life-sentenc,
for murder and two years later wa.
transferred to the insane department
where he died.
Frederick Bowater was tried in tn.
Sixth district court today for makinl
an assault upon John McKenna. in Bo
waters saloon. at No. lao Pine street
McKdhnas story was that he went int,
the saloon Memorial day. at 1o:so p. m
and asked for a glass OF beer. Bowatei
came from behind the bar, told Nc
Kenna that he had been there all even
ing looking for trouble. knocked hin
down. kicked him In the face and Gu
open his iip. McKenna went TO tn,
hospital where his lip was sewed up
Bowster's version was that McKerns
was drunk and interfered with Gus
tomer. lie demonstrated with McKen
ma and when the latter struck at hin
ne Knocked him down; but he deniet
kicking McKenna. The later hit Bo
waters finger before any blows were
struck. -Four witnesses supported Bo.
waters version and the accuee5 wa,