The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-21

ana no one mas kot
ambition TO work as OF yore-
Dear little Dan Cupid.
Who's drcadfully stupid.
Works harder than ever before,
Exchange.
Bertha p. Winstead, 40 years old. ha.
been missing from No. POI Lowell ave
nue.. since p. m. yesterday. She is SAID
20 be insane.
Boyi Selleck, ~ years old, reslIins
1t No. 372 Bucklln street. was bitten
by II. N. George a Co.'S. bull dog. al
o'clock last evening.
William III. Carlisle was committed
10 the state Hospital for the Insane
by Judge sweetland. today. Carlisle
WAS suffering from paresis.
william Carter and James Gray
gave $500 surety each in Judge Sweet
lands court today. for trial on the
charge OF selling impure milk.
Charles Augustus, colored. was to-
day fined 50. for reveiling on Cranston
street and Pasquale Boccari So and
costs. for revelling on Valley street.
Charles s. Thayer was held in 5000
by Judge Sweetland. today. for trial on
Tuesday. for the alleged theft of 81
umbrella and IS in cash from Leonora
Falls.
An unknown man attempted to board
Pawtucket car on Weybosset. near
Orange street. at 9:45 last evening. and
fell to the pavement, sustaining Sc.
we're bruise on his face. He was assist
ed aboard the car and went on his way.
Thomas Gilrain. Of No. 143 Spruce
street. was knocked from his wheel on
Back streetby one Of Augustus Saugy's
delivery wagons, This morning. John
j. Lynch was the driver. DIR. Marston
took ten stitches in Gilrain's scalp and
then sent him home IN a carriage.
A Mr.. jackson. OF No. ss2 Washing
ton street. while passing the Metcalf
building on Richmond street. at 1850
yesterday morning. was struck by a
pot Of "forget-me- -nots," which had
fallen from second story window sill.
He sustained quite scalp wound.
A man giving his name AMI add.ess
as James Lannon. OF Attleboro was ar
rested on South Main street, at
o'clock last night and by Patrolman
Monaghan. on suspicion of having sto-
len a dark frock coat, which Lannon
said an Attleboro woman gave him.
Judge Sweetland. today. for trial next
Tuesday on the charge of assaulting
James Butterworth. A few months
ago Mullen met Butterworth In front
Of James Kinnards saloon, at No. 1892
No. Main street. and Knocked him
through $50 pane of plate glass.
Charles Armstrong will be tried
next Friday. for maliciousIy destroying
dress, valued at sl5 the property OF
Jennie Jones. Both are colored and
have been living together on Hayward
street. Yesterday they quarrelled and
Armstrong threatened to throw muri-
attic acid on the woman. Instead he
poured It upon a dress she was not
then wearing and ruined II.
Before Judge Wilbur and a Jury. in
the common pleas division of the su-
preme court. just before noon today.
was commenced the case Of the state
against Eugene w. Adams. indicted by
the grand jury on the charge of lar
ceny of gold. to the amount of $50. from
Martin & Copeland, manufacturing
jewellers. by whom he was employed.
At the hour for taking recess the
trial was still in progress.
A horse owned by James ID. Minto of
Manton, caused much trouble near
Turks Head yesterday afternoon. Jus.
because the driver f1d falie. 20 hitch
him when he went into store further
up the street. The anima.. .jr some
reason started down street, and col.
1ided with another team. causing tan
Gle which took several persons over Il
minutes to stralghten out. Only one
side of the street Is in use as the other
side is being repaired.
An illustration OF careless bicycle
riding was Witnessed on Westminster
near Eddy street. at $50 this morning
A young colored woman ran into and
knocked down henry Joost. messen.
ger boy from the Boston store. and
broke both wheels of his bicycle. with.
out stopping 10 arrange for asettlemen,
che pedalled up Westminster to Greene
street. where she was overhauled. She
gave her address az Mary Jones OF No
3l7 South Main street. and promised
20 pay for repairing the boys wheel.
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