The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-19

srwas mine to serve. l swift essayed;
But who can win by Love betrayed!
Not balls. but arrows Kissed my knel
At tennis.
Yet bark the sequel! In the shade,
30 fierce the conquered sighed anS
prayed.
10, Cupid wove another SPELL
The turncoat weel--and, strange to tell
Though lost the match. i won the mait
--Harpers Bazaar.
Hose 10 extinguished chimney fire
at No. 81 Dorchester street, at 9:2o yes
terday morning.
John A. Dias was committed to the
state hospital for the insane by Judge
Sweetland. today.
Ella Richardson was held in $500 for
trial on Friday, as common night
walker. by Judge Sweetland. today.
Michaie Marsi was fined $40 and costs
In the 9Th district court. today. for
carrying a concealed weapon. viz: a
pistol.
john Bailey will be tried in the 9Th
district court. Friday. for keeping a
house of ill-fame In the meantime he
is under $1,000 bail.
Thomas Lewis was held for the grand
jury IN $1,000. by Judge Sweetland. to-
day. for keeping a common nuisance.
Lewis pleaded guilty.
Annie Lucas was fined $40 and costs
by Judge Sweetland. this morning. for
stealing pair OF shoes and a hat, val
ued at $3.50. from Annie Skinner.
This evening at 7:30 o'clock the state
gospel wagon will be at the corner Of
Mill and North Main streets. The
speaker will be Rev. John M. Collins.
Albert Hoar. 15. James Hoar. IA. and
Francis Burgess. IL years old, were
sentenced TO the reform school during
minority, by Judge Sweetland. this
morning. They were up as vagrants.
John Clark, an old man. stepped in
to Frank Lockhart's store. at o'clock.
this morning, seized a clock and start
ed to run of with IL. He was promptly
arrested and was fined SIS and costs, in
the 9Th district court.
Charles j. Clancy and James Len
nox, juveniles. pleaded guilty today to
the charge of stealing lead from L. ID.
Pearce. and>were placed on probation
until Dec. 4th. the same disposition
being made OF the complaint against
John Conway for being an idle person.
Orlndo Cippelli and Baptiste Cipola
were tried In the Juvenile court, today.
for the theft of 25 cents worth of
scrap iron from A. Carpenter e. Sons
foundry. They were placed in charge
OF Probation Officer Wallace until Dec.
9Th for sentence.
Henry Carney was working, yester-
day. with John Healey. fruit peddler
He&ley dropped into a doze and Car
ney took $i3 from Healey's pocket. To-
day he pleaded not guilty and Judge
Sweetland held him for trial on Friday
In $500,
Albert Thayer, while watching the
excsvating work being done on Dor
rance street yesterday afternoon. was
seized With a fit and fell into the cell
lar. Officer F. l.. Martin assisted him
out OF the trouble and afterward he
was sent to his home.
In the common. pleas division OF the
supreme court. before Judge Dubois
today. was tried the case Of Selma A,
Walsh, ndininisiratrix OF Frank e.
Walsh, against Maria A. Walsh. The
defendant in the case 10 the mother
Of the late Frank G. Walsh, who KEEP,
a dry goods store on South Main street
and the plaintiff claims that Frank
advanced to his mother various sums
OF money. amounting TO from $1,000 Il
$4,000, and the action is brought TO re-
cover this money. The case is still
pending.
Before Judge Douglas. in the appel
late division Of the supreme court to-
day, the case OF Davey Bpothers
against Harry w. Buffum came up
In the plaintiffs declaration Buffum
and one Frederick +. Matteson are
charged with conspiring to defraud the
plaintiffs In relation TO certain work
and labor performed in a house In thi;
city in that Buffum claimed to be tn,
owner OF the property. which the plain.
tins claim proved TO be untrue and the,
sustained a loss cf $500. The defendant
Buffum. was called and defaulted. and
damages were assessed and decision
given for plaintiffs for si1l.45 and costs
MI dicit as to Frederick r. Matteson
esar1no nt ANT nceYu6ven