The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-07-17

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Judge.
John Ameral was fined SEQ and costs b,
Judge sweetland today for selling impur.
milk.
BENJAMIN Wood. a vagrant. was toda,
sent 10 the farm for 6 months by Judg,
Sweetland
Michael Noonan was sent 10 the farm
for six months by Judge Sweetland today
for neglecting TO support his family.
The following choice programme OF mu.
sic has been selected by Mr.. Church. "a
be played at Roger Williams park this
evening:
Robert Mckenzie. Michael Ahern John
o'Neil and Frank Harvey were fined 81
and costs each in the police court today
for revelling on Westminster street last
evening.
Mary Cullen. OF 7s Transit street. re.
ports that at o'clock this morning she
found a man in her room. She spoke TO
him and he ran out. The intruder got
into the house by way OF the back door.
which had been left unlocked.
HAhdAbH Riid dfaSidi anu NhbdiuE NttH~
ijian had dispute al 4l3 Washington
street last evening and Kechijian got a
punch and a cut over his left eye. Shap-
asian was fined SEQ and costs for the deed
in the Sixth district court today.
Edward stockton of North Providence
was arraigned i'm the Sixth district court
today for the larceny OF SIS from the per-
son and possession of James Jones. He
pleaded not guilty and was held in 500
for trial Friday.
William Shanahan was fined $50 and
costs by Judge Sweetland today for as
sauting Frank Couture on North Main
street last night. Somebody in a crowd
"pegged" on him and hit Couture. and
when he went back 10 ascertain who hit
him he was punched by Shanahan.
One OF the cars on the Cranston street
line came In contact with coal cart
owned by the John r. White Coal com
pany just before 3 o'clock last evening.
The team was driven by Michael Kelley.
He was unintured. but the rear axle OF
the coal cart was demolished.
Several Italians got into a wrangle at
Rapa drew a revolver and threatened TO
use IT, An officer was called In, Rapa
was suppressed. likewise his gun. and he
was fined $50 and costs by Judge Sweet
fand today for carrying concealed wea-
pon.
Fall River and Providence electric
car collided with one OF r. Il. Smith
Co.'S large coal wagons as the latter was
being backed from under a coal pocket
on South Water street yesterday after
noon The driver. Patrick McHugh. was
thrown from his seat and received scalp
wound. besides being made unconscious
BY his fall. He was attended by DIR. God
ling and then sent to his home.
William Harrington, alias Conway. who
has before been up for breaking and en-
tering. was found by Mrs. Helen G. Es-
sex OF iS cambridge street. in the act
II rhing her bureau yesterday afternoon.
rhe thief. who had sneaked up back
stairway ran out when spoken to. Mrs.
essex followed him and caused his arrest.
ie pleaded guilty i'm the Sixth district
ourt today and was held for the grand
Jury In 800.
March, THE volunteer Paul DRESSER
overture, Martha" Flotow; trombone
'olo selected, G. w. Spary; concert
yaltzes. Viola" Gustin: selection. Run
lway Girl" double duet. two trombones
md two comets. 'Barboard Watch"
Messrs. Spary. Jaulbert Holland and
Church: Jolly Musketeer." Edwards;
concert valse Echoes of the Lake An
iie c. Holmes; grand opera, Verdi; re-
uest number. "In Good Old New York
Gown" Dresser: Star Spangled Banner"