The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-11

The man who has 10 pitch the hay
Sighs: 'Oh. TO just sit down
Beside desk and work the way
Those fellows do in town.
The man who's Gagged from morn till
night
Takes liver pills and then
Saws sadly: ~If 1 only might
BE on the farm again."
Chicago Record Herald.
Richard Williams was fined $50 and cost
and sentenced to jail for 10 days. for sell
ing liquor on Sunday. lie took an appeal.
Bernard OI.aughlin was fined $40 and
costs. by Judge sweetland, today, for a
simple assault upon Charles Helpen. An
appeal was taken.
Lemuel j. osler OF 800 Canal street re-
ports that window in his shop was
broken Wednesday night and goods OF the
value OF 81 were stolen.
Daniel Casey. l2 and Charles Carr, 10
years old. were fined 81 each in the po-
lice court, today for throwing stones
when on Hichmond street, yesterday.
William Canole, y. and Michael Laliy,
10 years old. were picked up by the local
police. YESTERDAY. and sent 20 their homes
in FAN River. in charge Inspector
Medley
Jennie queen. colored, was arraigned
I'm the sixth district court. today for as
saiiIt upon Rebecca kozow She pleaded
not guilty and Was held in 5000 for trial
next week FRIDAY
An alarm was given from box l46 by
Louis w Linich az 7;i5 this morning for
slight FIRE In a clothes press in Mrs.
Mabel spink's tenement on Csrsill street.
A few garments were destroyed.
Charles y. Bisseu OF Waverly street,
has not lost hs life in the South by
drowning al Daytons, Florida. az report
ed lie left Daytona, Wednesday, for
Savannah, Georgia
Providence Lodge No 3, Independent
order OF Good Templars. will hold
public meeting In its rooms at Wsmsit-
Ia hall. next Monday evening. a stere-
opticon lecture will be given.
Joseph aud Minnie Silva were before
Judge sweet'and today, for keeping
nuisance and house OF ill-fame. Each
pleaded not suilty. Trial was set down
next friday WITH b-ii # siAa-.- f.f each de-
fendant.
George M. Johnson. OF ~ Admiral street,
was committed 10 the state hospital for
the insane, by order OF Judge sweetland.
TOO close application to business reauir-
ing a great deal OF mental work, was the
cause OF Mr.. Johnsons trouble.
An Olneyville car slipped on greasy rails
at Turks Head this morning and came
into collision with one OF stcere's express
wagons. +. j. Jones. the driver, aud
james Jennings, . years old, were thrown
from the wagon seat Neither was in
jured.
STAFF Captain Allen and wife will speak
at the Union Baptist church next Sunday
evening Captain Hopkins and Captain
Koene will accompany him and tell of the
good work accomplished at the Bethel.
Mrs. Allen was one OF tho pioneer work
ers in Ireland 10 years ago.
William Walsh was brought before
Judge Sweetland today. for falling to
properly maintain his. wnlshs family.
This was case Of rum and idlencss. On
promise that he would go 10 work and
support his wife and children, Walsh was
placed on probation until Dec. 9Th.
In the Juvenile court today, Frederick
form school during his minority, for
stealing apples. valued at 2S cents. the
property OF Thomas Prestwick. f. A.
Scott. 1S years old who was with sprIgg.
was placed on probation until Dee Sd.
The following were before the Juvenile
court, today. for truancy: Simon Glas-
com, Thomas Deignan William Mccabe
and Walter Tili,nghast. Glsscom and Til
linghsst were placed or probation until
Dec. 18th; Deignan and McCabe were sem
fenced TO the reform school for two years
each
The complaint against James Sharkey
for the larceny OF an SIS watch from John
Tralnor. OF Northhridae. Mass, which
was to have been tried IN the Sixth dis
trict court. today. was continued for one
week because OF the absence from this
city OF Traiuor. a. well as the police ser
gesnt who made the arrest,
Samuel Kaufman. 10 Years old OF 2S3
willard avenue. was knocked from his
wheel while riding on Washington street
yesterday afternoon. he came into col
lisiou with a carriage drawn by a pair
OF horses belonging 10 charles Hale. The
hoy was not injured but his wheel was
broken
4 little family dispute occurred st SO
Washington street "Wednesday night
James : Tuckson. colored q Years old
who had a fallns olt With his step-fsth.
~, Nathaniel Moseley. went TO the lat
tsrs tenement and without provocatiou
! stabbed Mosoley iu his shoulder The wca-
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