The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-22


day. OF having sold impure milk an
Judge Sweetland held him in 5000 70
trial on June 2sth.
Mary Daily. II years old. was placed
on probation until Dec. 4th. by Judg
Sweetland. today. She pleaded guilt,
20 being lewd and wanton person.
Lizzie Patton pleaded not guilty IL
the Sixth district court today, wher
charged with being a common night.
walker. and was held in 5000 for trial
on Tuesday.
Ella Richardson pleaded guilty ir
Judge Sweetland's court. this morning
to the charge of being a common night
walker and was sent over for
months.
James Hyberg was fined $40 and
costs by Judge Sweetland today for
stealing 81 worth of meat from Max
Rosenberg yesterday. Patrolman John
4. Mcguire made the arrest.
Frank Saggerson waived an examina-
tion in the 9TH district court today and
was held for the grand jury in $500 for
breaking and entering in the day time
the dwelling of Melkon Gasparion.
Bridget Gliding was sentenced to the
Farm for six months by Judge Sweet
land today. having pleaded guilty 10 a
warrant alleging that she was a COM
mon railer and brawler. She took an
appeal and furnished surety.
William III. Crowell was fined s. and
costs by Judge Sweetland today for an
assault upon Samuel Hamer. These
people are neighbors and got into a
quarrel over differences between their
children. out of the difficulty. Hamer's
face was slapped.
Alice Smith. a colored dwarf. was to-
day held in $1,000 for trial in the Sixth
district court. next Friday. on the
charge ofsmaintaining house of ILL
fame.It was in her house on Dollar
street, that woman was stabbed by
2 man, last week.
Mary Freeman. SO years old. died
suddenly. OF heart failure, at Patrick
Garvey's residence No. 366 South Main
street. yesterday afternoon. Mary
Sullivan. "a years old. died from the
same cause at No. 10 Elbow street.
early this morning.
Richard II. Scale was convicted in
the sixth district court. today, on the
charge of assaulting Irving Peters
with knife, and was held for the
grand Jury in $1,000. These people are
colored and the cutting occurred on
Pine street. at Beacon avenue. last
week as result of Peters asking Scale
why he. Scale. took his. Peters, daugh-
ter?
John Bailey was convicted in the 9Th
district court. today. for keeping a
disorderly house. resorted to by
thieves drunkards and prostitutes, and
in which small boys were enticed by
3ewd women. Complaints about the
place became numerous and the police
raided II to suppress the nuisance. The
house is located on Hogan street, in
the Second police precinct. Bailey was
held for the grand jury in $1,000.
Mary Paine and John Lamb were
tried before, Judge Sweetland today,
for adulterous conduct Their arrest
was caused by Mrs. Lamb. who put
the Paine woman out of her house at
noon. and who then being driven out
by her husband. came back again at
night, found the couple were still in
the house and called the police who
found them occupying the same room.
The respondents were bound over in
500 each.
Thomas McAleer was tried before
Judge Sweetland today for stealing a
keg Of beer from Nicolo CONGO. the
property of the Rhode Island Bottling
company. CONGO was driving deliv-
cry wagon ard while he was in a store
McAleer and Billy O'Brien stole the
beer and were making off with ii when
CONGO gave chase and the keg was
thrown into lot. O'Brien got 20 days
for his part in the job. having been SEN
tenced last Tuesday. McAleer was fined
s. and costs.
The ordination service OF Oliver c.
Horsman. Brown '9?. VIII take place az
the Fourth Baptist church this evening
At 1:45 p. m. President Faunce will
preach the sermon. Rev. DR.. Cameron
will deliver the charge to the candidate,
and R.v. DR. King will deliver the ad-
dress OF welcome to the ministry. Rev.
DR.. Bixby will pres de. The scriptures
will be read by the Rev. Edward Hol-
yoke of Calvary Baptist church and the
prayer Of ordination will be offered by
Rev. II. A. Hainer OF the Pearl Street
church. There will be special music by
large chorus choir. assisted by solo
1sts. The serylce is open to the public
Henry Carney was tried in the sth
district court today for stealing 1920
from John Healey. The latter is a
fruit peddler. and a week ago tomorrow
went to Natick. accepting as aid Car
ney. who had come to this city from
Boeton with the Buffalo Bill show. At
11:3o p. m. when they were driving into
1he city Healcv fell as1een for o. fa,v