The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-09-16


shadowed blue,
Like tear-dimmed orbs, our countrys
stars shine through
New York World.
Abel Lawson, a common drunkard was
sent to the farm for six months. by Judge
sweetiand, today.
Edward McCaffery played "craps." yes
terday. and today he was fined IS and
costs. by Judge Sweetland.
James Riley was fined s. and costs I'm
the sixth district court today, for the
theft of pair OF shoes from Richard Hol-
den.
Hose 4 responded 10 still alarm for
a fire I'm some boxes in the rear Of SSl
Canal street, at 4:45 yesterday afternoon;
no damage.
Patrick Dunnegan will he tried in the
Sixth district court. tomorrow, ON the
charge OF playing ball on Sunday. Judge
sweetland placed him under 800 bail.
Richard Anderson. colored. pleaded
guilty and was bound over 20 the grand
jury in S7OO from the Sixth district court,
today. for making an indecent expos
ure.
Theodore Durrell threw a glass tumbler
at Thomas Moonhead in an Olneyville sa-
loon, Saturday, cutung Moonhead's face
and forehead. Today he waived an exam
inatoln and was held in 500 for the ac-
.tox 81 ,ha GRAND furv
Cosmo Fusci had a dagger In his pos
session when arrested for drunkenness,
last Saturday night and Harry Brown
was armed with a billy. Each was fined
$50 and costs, by Judge sweetland. today.
for carrying concealed weapons.
George Crawford. 90 years old. formerly
a well-dressed and well-to-do man, was
found asleep on a bench at the Dexter
training field. yesterday. This morning
Judge Sweetland sent him to the farm
| for six months.
Adam Patrinsky pleaded not guilty. in
| Judge Sweetlands court today, to the
charge of having assaulted his wife Mary.
and was held in $500 for trial Tuesday.
Mary says that he auarreled with her
relative to money affairs, yesterday. and
slapped her face twice.
The sudden demise OF Miss Mary A. Sui
Ivan was a sad shock 10 her many
friends. Miss Sullivan. who lived with
her parents at so Preston street, was
taken suddenly i'll at the Round Top
church, Saturday night, and passed away
at her home yesterday afternoon. Tho
funeral will be solemnized Wednesday.
| Harry Curry will be tried in the police
| court, tomorrow. for revelling on Chalk
stone avenue. Sunday. Hugh Rafferty,
| and William Rogers Juveniles, who rev.
eled on Huntington avenue. were placed
on probation until Dec. 3D., and Michale
Prete was fined IS and costs for revsling
on Crout street. All were before the
| police court, today.
| A slight fire occurred at the residence
| OF Patrolman Dietz. PIG Lockwood street,
| Sunday, the cause being a frisky oil
stove. Hose IL responded to a sull alarm;
but found nothing doing. Edwin Beshun,
| of 256 Lockwood street. preceded the fire.
| men and hoisted the stove out OF doors.
| Mr.. Beshun's hands were burned.
In attempting 10 jump over post on
| South street last evening. John Fleming, rs
years of age, fell headIong. striking the
! ground with such force as to drive his
teeth into his tongue. lie was assisted
20 his home, 10 Esten street. by officer
keenan, of the Second station, and DR..
Churchill was called The physician dress
ed the injury and took three stitches in
the lacerated tongue.
Among the Rhode Island exhibits OF
machinery az the Pan-American Expo
sition are those OF the Brown & Sharpe
Manufacturing company OF this city and
the Potter & Johnson Machine company
OF Pawtucket. Prominent in the machin-
cry department is the new Brown a.
sharpe milling machine. first exhibited
in public at Buffalo. The exhibit Of the
Brown & Sharpe company includes mill
ing, chucking and shaping machines.
In the Juvenile court today, Emil va
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were placed on probation until Dec 3D.
They were accused of taking growing
fruit George Dowd was fined So for play
ing ball on Sunday. Antonio Gandore was
: fined 81 for tho larceny OF 10 cents worth
of cotton from the New York New Haver
, & Hartford Railroad company. James
Clegg was fined 50 for playing ball and
John Carlin - for the thfet OF rs cenl
whip from George A. Mann.
Several shifts were made IN the polio,
| department at roll-can last evening Pa
: trclmsn Thomas Kelly IL transferred
. from station 10 station /. Bradford q
| Niles from station to 6. francis o'Con
nor from station 90 &. James A. F1ynr
from station 6 90 6. Charles +. Smnl
from station 7 TO s These changes wcr'
nccossitstcd by the transfer of Patrol
men Johnson and Cannon from the nigh
20 the day force. which made the csntra
precinct two men short The board .
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