The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-27

or Shamrock's sure TO beat.
He talks OF shrouds aud ratlines.
OF pinnacle and bow.
Though all the while you may not care
II Shamrock be n scow;
He figures up the pressure
Upon Columbia'S mast
And proves by Euclid's theorems
That she is mighty fast.
lie cites the wind and weather
AS factors ia the game.
And shows that calmS and hoWlng geles
Produce results the same.
lie walks with sailor swagger.
A yachting cap he's got
But generally, you VIII nnd,
Was never on yacht.
Baltimore American.
Norman Bullock was sent 10 the farm
for six months by Judge Sweetland to-
day for being n common drunkard.
Lorenzo Castinaldo was fined $40 and
costs in the sixth district court today
for using horse that was unit for
labor.
A George Mink was fined $50 and costs
by Judge SNeetland this morning for
having impure milk in his possession with
intent TO seel the same.
Pensions have been granted Rhode
Islanders as follows: Increase restora-
ton. etc. Ethan ID. Pendleton. Nara
gansett Pier, $40; John McLand, Provi-
dence, sl2.
Lizzie Cronan was arraigned in the sixth
district court today for assaulting Mary
Feeney. She pleaded not guilty and the
complaint was continued until next Fri
day.
The police committee OF the board OF
aldermen yesterday exonerated officer
Thomas Il. Kavanaugh from the charges
made against him. 1T was charged that
he called a man a vile mans.
The mourning decorations with the ex-
ception OF President McIlinley's picture
and the drapery. have been removed from
the city hall. The picture will remain in
position until 20 days from the date of
the funeral has elapsed.
Joseph Burns was sent 20 jaii for 20
days by Judge sweetlsnd today for a
brutal assault upon his wife, Mary Il.
Burns. The assault took Mace August
18th. Burns beat his wife and pcrma-
nentiy SCARED her face. He was drunk
at the time and had no provocation for
what he did.
James Il. Wales waived an examination
and was bound over to the grand jury
Ia ei ixfh i~tr 90 trt {,,
day for keeping a liquor nuisance. lie
was also fined $50 and costs and sentenced
10 10 DAYS In Jail on each OF two COM
plants for making Illegal sales Wales
furnished bail.
James Foley was tried in Judge Sweet
lands court today for assaulting his
wife. Elizabeth. Being adjudged guilty
he was placed on probation until Dec
9th. This temporary disposition OF the
case was for the reason that Foley has
a large family. his wife is III and IL would
bs hardship TO her to have him sent 10
Jail.
Rawdon Fernandino. IL years old. was
picked up by the police today and turned
over to Mr.. Wallace. The boy lives at
la5 9th avenue. Brooklyn. Yesterday his
mother gave him 81 and sent him to n
store TO purchase groceries. Instead,
Rawdon went down TO the dock and took
passage for Providence. lie will be sent
home tonight
Francisco De!deo pleaded not guilty in
the sixth district court today when
charged with making an assault on Lulu
Anthony and was held in $500 for trial
next Friday. The affair was simple
one and grew out OF the refusal OF a
Spruce street baker to sell bread to the
woman, who is the Armenian fruit seller,
better known as Rosie" Subseouent-
ly Deldeo retracted. pleaded guilty and
was fined SIS and costs.
Box car 10 of the Providence and Fall
River line under charge OF Motorman
Larkin and Conductor ormsby, accident
ally collided with two-horse wagon OF
the -Four soghgian Brothers" at Luz
ther'S Corners, Seekonk, Wednesday af-
ternoon. while bound for Providence,
bonding the fender OF the car. The
wagon had stopped on the track and two
Armenians aboard escaped serious in
jury.
The Woonsooket fall political cam
paign was opened officially last evening.
The Republican city committee voted 20
hold the nrst caucuses oct. 10 for elect
ing delegates to the state convention,
for delegates 60 the city convention as
sembly ticket. and for the choosing OF
ward committees The city convention
for choosing the assembly ticket will
be held Oct. II. The caucuses for elect
ing delegates TO the mayoralty conven-
ton and for nominating aldermen and
conncilmen will be held oct. q. and the
city convention TO nominate a candidate
for mayor viii be held oct. S. The
candidates for mayoralty honors viii
probably be Mr.. wightman for the Re-.