The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-26
Anals R. Anthony He'll On Charge n Keep
Iag DIssrderIy Heuss.
MILK DEALERS FINED. TOOK APPEAL.
Armstrong Sent 10 jail for Running Mn. jsnss
Dress With Aud : ThyM FImd fW
Stealing Umbrella and Cash.

Alice Smith was held in $1,000 for the
grand jury today, on the charge OF
keeping a house OF ill-fame.
lizzie Nash was sent over for six
months. by Judge Sweetland. today,
for being lewd and wanton person.
Capt. Magill raided the house at 2s7
South Main street. last night and this
morning Annie n. Anthony was ar
raigned and bound over from the sixth
district 10 the grand jury. in $1,000 for
an Inmate, was sentenced TO the farm
for six months as q lewd and wanton.
She took an appeal.
Sarah Leddy will be tried in the
9th district court. on Friday.as a COM
mon railer and brawler. She was ar
raigned and pleaded not guilty. today.
Carl Superman. OF 400 Washington
street. was before Judge sweetland,
today, charged with an assault upon
his little/ daughter, Mary, whom he
was accused OF whipping until she was
covered with bruises. He will be. tried
next Friday.
Mary Moran was arraigned before
Judge Sweetland today for an assault
upon Annie Moran. These people are
not related. but they live In the same
house, on Parsonage street. and for
quite while there has been feud
between them. yesterday door-bell
was pulled. a remonstrance followed
and then Annie's hair was pull
ed. Mary declared that she
acted solely I'm self-defence and the
ha1H har t,, HOQo 10 f..fa Er,
day. Ball was furnished.
Joseph Regan was fined $40 and
costs in the 9Th district court. today,
for stealing pairs OF socEs~ from
John +. Russell.
VIM. Carter and III. Drury admitted
sufficient evidence 10 convict them
OF selling impure milk and after Judge
swetland fined them $50 and costs.
each took an appeal.
Charles Armstrong. colored, was
tried in the 9Th district court, this
morning, for maliciously destroying a
dress. valued at sl6.75, the property or
Jennie Jones, OF Hayward street, with
whom he was boarding, Armstrong
had tiff with Mrs. Jones and poured
acid upon her dress TO have revenge,
so he declared. He was sent to Jail
for 80 days.
Pensions have been granted as fol-
lows: Original widows, etc. special ac-
crued June Z, Margaret p Marshall,
Providence IS: Mary A. Simmons.
Woonsocket IS.
Charles s. Thayer was fined $50 and
costs by Judge sweetland.i today, for
the theft OF an umbrella valued at IS
and S. in cash from Leonora Fall.
Thayer was employed as a general
utility man at boarding house on
Broadway, and stole the articles from
q room.
Charles Mullen was tried in the 9Th
district court. today. for an assault
upon James Butterworth. In a saloon
on North Main street. few nights
ago Butterworth was cleaning win
dows and after a few words the men
came together. Butterworth had Null
len by the throat and the latter pushed
Butterworth through plate glass
window valued at $50. From the evil
dence the assault was technical one
only and the fine was made IS and
costs.
Lizzie Patton was tried in the 9Th
district court, today, on the charge OF
being a lewd and wanton. From the
evidence she had been In Providence
four weeks at the time OF her arrest
and had been about the streets as
late as o'clock in the morning, So
liciting men and taking them into ho-
tells. Lizzie belongs I'm New London,
one morning and began plying her vo-
cation as soon az she got out of the
railroad station, making the old Bow
cry her stamping ground. Lizzie. In
her own behalf, swore that the police
tell all one damn lie; she b'long In
Fall River; she here 10 see one seek
sistare." But Lizzie had been up once
before under another name and for the
same offence. and she got nine
y,,optba' eapfpnCe this trim.
The Band OF Christian Workers OF
this city will meet at the Bethany
City mission. No. 229 North Nain street,
Wednesday evening at 7:45 p. an. All
are invited.
The graduating exercises of the Eng
lish high school will take place tonor.
row. commencing at 10 o'clock ~.
The public are invited.
The Rhode Island delegates TO tho
national Prohibition convention to b.
held at Chicago tomorrow. left here
yesterday and expect 10 zach Chicago
early this evening. The headquarters
of the Rhode Islanders will be at the
Leland House The Rhode Island dele
cation Is composed OF Smith Quimby or
Warwick: Henry y. Metcalf or Paw
tucket: Fred T.. Jencks OF Harrington;
Bernon r. Helme Of South Kingstown:
George welch OF Warren: NehemisD
Kimball OF Burrillville; Thomas w.
stecre OF Gloccster; William r. Bright
man OF Tiverton. and Charles II. Tilley
Of Providence. There are some OF the
New England Delegates who would like
u see the name OF Henry Il. Metcalf
put forward for the vice presidency.
whether the first place goes to John
s. woolley or 10 Hale Johnson.
Burning grease on range I'm the kit
chen OF the Narragansett Hotel came
near causing a panic early this morn
ing. Abouk1 o'clock someone saw the
flame and Yold the clerk the Kitchen
was all abaze. The clerk ordered an
CANCERS TREATED SUCCESSFULLY.