The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-04-27

And then refused TO go;
And minus both a push and pull
II was case OF whoa,
III youll return so will our JOY,
Good boy. old horse. good boy.
-Trotter and PAGER.
The minor child of Frank III. Gleason
of this city has been granted a PEN
sion of $40 month.
James McGovern was sent to the
farm for . months by Judge Sweetland
today. for being common drunkard.
Thomas Masterson was fined s. and
costs in the Sixth District court today
for the theft Of si.l5 worth OF old metal
from George Doane.
William Pfiffer, IS years old. was sent
90 the farm for 6 months by Judge
Sweetland this morning. The young
man admitted that he was an idle per-
son and appeared rathor willing to take
his sentence.
Fapcisco ID Arezo and Fancisco Rubit
were arraigned in the Sixth District
court today on counter warrants. Each
pleaded guilty of assaulting the other
and were fined SIS and costs each. A
knife, razor, and dinner pail figured
in this. an Olneyville scrimmage.
william Saxon denied. in the Sixth
District court today. that he had been
dealing in impure milk and was held
in 5000 for trial next Friday. James
II. McCabe was fined $40 and costs
for the same offense. and took an ap-
peal.
A fire in a very large mass OF brush
on the grounds OF the Hillside hotel.
near Pawtuxet, was the cause OF con-
siderable anxiety to many people last
evening. who believed large con-
flagration was in progress in Warwick.
From a distance the fire looked like
a large one. but no material damage
was done.
william Kane was before the Sixth
district court Today for assaulting
Mary j. Guy at the latter's home on
Congress avenue last night. Kane
boards with Mrs. wuy, and on this oc-
casion. being drunk, struck her across
the mouth with his fist cutting her lip.
Kane pleaded guilty and was sent to
Jail for 10 days.
J. j. McGill. counsel for James G..
Donnelly. caused the arrest yesterday.
on a warrant of trespass for assault.
OF Willard G. Hopkins, proprietor Of
the Woodbfne, North Main street
saloon. Hopkins furnished surety in
$1,000. The alleged assault occurred
several days ago, and in the fracas
Donnelly got broken finger.
Thomas Donaghue was tried in the
Sixth District court today. for an as
sault upon Laurence Hickey. This af-
fair occurred in Sam Marks lodging
house. last Tuesday night. Hickey went
to sleep and was awakened by a kick
in the side which was followed by three
blows upon his head with club. The
respondent was held for the grand jury
in $500.
1t is announced that Miss Susan A.
Goodwin has given to ST. Josephs
Catholic parish Of Pawtucket memo
rial convent. which is to be erected al
once at the corner of Walcott and Den
yer streets. adjoining the church prop.
erty. The land and building are &c
cost $4,000. and the building Is to b'
known as the Susan A. Goodwin memo
rial convent.
At the rectory Of ST. Joseph's parist
at Pawtucket last evening Miss Ami.
Maria Mctrinn and John b. Reilly. as.
fistant city clerk, were married. tn,
ceremony being performed by Rev. FIR
kiunerney. the pastor. The best mar
was Hugh j. Lee. and the bridesmaid
was Miss Cathleen Cullen. Previous
10 starting on their tour the couple
rendered reception 10 their friends.
The assault case OF Michael Mcrnte,
upon Richard OBrien. was sent To tn,
grand jury by Judge Sweetland today
with bail in the sum of $500
The assault was with an iron bar and
took place last February. After the as.
sauh McIntee disappeared and was ar
rested last Monday. McIntee was ais
held for the grand jury in $1,000 fo
keeping grog shop, having waived al
examination.
Oscar Cook pleaded not guilty TO tn
charge OF carrying concealed weapon
60 wit: pistol. when arralgned n
fined 500 and costs. Cook was srreste,