The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-05-29

KIND o. cut II loose,
Raise the top to give 1t air.
Runnin DER with juice
Don't you dare to make 1t sweet
Spoils tn bcrry's grain.
Say, amt this a rousin treaty
Pass your plate again.
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Robert C. Rice was fined S. and costs
in the police court. Today. for revelling
in the Westminster theatre last even
ing.
John Rogers. i2. and John McKenna,
court. today, for revelling on West Ex-
change street. last evening. They were
placed on probation.
James w. Quinn was to have been
tried in the Sixth district court. today
on the charge of falling TO support his
minor children. Quinn pleaded guilty
and was placed on probation.
The Providence Public Library will
be open tomorrow (as on Sundays), on
ly for the use of the periodical room
and children's reading room, no books
teing issued for home use.
Thomas III. Young was fined s. and
costs by Judge Sweetland today for a
simple assault upon Marshall p. White
house. The two men had a dispute over
a sign and scufiie ensued. Young took
an appeal.
Pasquale Parmello, 45 years old. was
quite severely bruised about his body,
yesterday afternoon. He was working
in trench on Power street. and a
cave-in buried him to the shoulders.
Fellow workmen dug him out.
In the 9Th district court today the
complaint against Michale Spitzzerri.
for assauiting another man with a
knife on Spruce street last Thursday
was still further continued until June
Sth. A knife was used and a small cut
was made on the other mans arm.
william Byrnes. 3 years old. residing
at No. so jenkins street was slightly
cut on his hand, by Herbert McGet-
rick. on Graham street. yesterday. An
other boy tossed an orange into the
crowd to see the lads scramble for 1t.
McGetrick had an open knife i'm his
hand and accidentally cut Brynes.
Louisa Stone, of Woonsocket, John G.
Clark and another man and woman
were In each others company. last ev-
ening. Clark had scarf-pIn. valued at
81 and when the party broke up his
Jewel was missing. Louisa was arrest
ed and this morning pleaded guilty. in
the Sixth district court and was fined
$40 and costs.
Joseph Blanchard was arraigned in
Judge Sweetland's court, today, for the
larceny of SO from the person and pos
session of Timothy Daily. The two
were in saloon on Pine street. last
evening. and Blanchard lifted" the
money from Daily's vest pocket as
they were engaged in a conversation.
He pleaded guilty and bound over in
500.
Charles L. Sherman waived an ex-
animation In the 9th district court to-
day and was fined $40 and costs for
selling impure milk. The charge was
that he had used formaidehyde, a
chemical preparation for preventing
milk from souring. This was the first
prosecution under the milk law for this
particular form of adulteration. Sher-
man took an appeal and furnished Sc
curity.
The Salvation Army OF this city will
open a second hand store at "a wicken-
den street. this week. I'm continuation
OF its Salvage Relief branch. The store
win be under the direct supervision of
Lieut.. Elder Bowe. and the articles
sold VIII be disposed OF at cost prices.
The Salvage Relief is means OF Civ
ing employment to the needy and de-
serving poor. 1t gathers old articles
OF different varieties and employs a
number In sorting. Thus 1t procures a
revenue for the Salvation Army and
at the same time furnishes employment
20 a number OF poor people.
The photographer who stands up on
the firing line OF battle with his cam
era Is never mentioned in dispatches.
nor does ne come In for the Victoria
Cross. but he is none the less hero.
such man Is w. X. l.. Dickson, who
took the remarkable Biograph picture
OF the battle Of the upper Tugela which
r. being shown here this week. Mr.Dick-
son working with the ambulance corps
in this battle, succeeded In placing his
apparatus on the second line of en-
trenchments. easily within range OF the