The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-19
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| Went these two with souls a-fret.
| But they did not-I dcplore it,
Know each other when they met
The Smart Set.
jeremiah Kane. a sturdy begear was
sent to the farm for six months, by Judge
sweetland, today
Lodovck Vaughan was fined $50 and
| costs IN the 9Th district court, today. for
selling impure milk. He took an appeal.
Jesse Lunsford colored, was sent to the
! reform school during his minority. to-
day and by Judge sweetand, for being
a vagrant
! Patrick Marion was placed on proba-
tion by Judge Sweetlsnd today, and until
next September on his promise 10 prop
ory support his children.
Mary Lamone was fined $50 ard costs,
| by Judge sweetland. today. for assault
ing Frank Devereaux. She struck him
with broomstick An appeal was taken
John w. George colored was bound
over to the grand jury, in 500 hy Judge
sweetland today, for making an indecent
assault upon a white woman. lie waived
an examination
Louis Williams, coored kicked in
door OF William Smiths tenement house,
last night. causing damage to the extent
OF s., and today Judge Sweetland fined
him $40 and costs.
William Creegan. who assaulted his
wife, few days, ago, was before Judge
Sweetland, today. for sentence. LIS case
was continued until Sept. 6th. and he was
placed in charge of Mr.. Wallace,
The complaint against Andrew Ander-
son, for cruelty to a horse. was today
continued by Judge Sweetland until next
Friday. The unavoidable absence of the
principal witness for the state was the
cause
BY a decree entered in the appellate di-
vision OF the Supreme court today tho
compIainants bill in the equity cause OF
Patrick i. O'Connor VS.. Henry T. Grant.
ct. uy. was dismissed with costs 10 the
defendant.
Walter n. Waite. colored waived ex-
animation in the 9Th district court, TO-
day. on the charge OF carnally knowing
Elsie Stafford, under the age OF Is years,
and furnished $500 surety for his appear
ance before the grand jury.
Abraham Ash and John Madden waived
examination in the sth district court. to-
day. when charged with breaking and en-
tering the storehouse OF Charles r. Read
and stealing therefrom metal valued at
$40. They were each held I'm 500 for the
grand jury.
Lydia Penno has sued the firm of NJ
Steinert & Sons company ct. al. to recov-
er $4,000 for alleged ault Mrs Penno
says that an agent Of the defendant came
To her house and with great force and
violence shook and pulled her about. She
asserts that she was i'm delicate condition
at the time and a miscarriage resulted.
The social of Troop b. Cavalry battal-
ion, II. j. NJ, which was held In the
armory on North Main street last even
ing was one OF the most successful af-
fairs OF it's kind ever given by the Troop.
The Alpine orchestra, which furnished
the music, and the following committee
were responsible for the success of the
affair. Lieut.. j. j. Richards, Sergt.
Frank Droney. Sergt. Robert r. Thorn
ton. Corp. John b. Daley, Private Wal
ter Ennis. Private Alfred G. Canham and
Private Robert McGhee.
The Einklang gave n concert In their
han at the corner OF Atlantic avenue and
Niagara street. last evening, and a large
audience thoroughly appreciated their
rendering Of several beautiful numbers.
The efforts OF this high class musical or
ganization always meet with hearty ia
vor and last nights concert proved no
exception TO the rule. The solos by Herr
Saacke. the director. Herr Rueckert and
Fraulein Berry were particularly effect
i've and they were accorded a hearty re-
ception.
Sayles Memorial han was filled with a
large audience last evening who assem-
bled to listen TO dissertation on the
Inland Sea Missions by wilfred G.. Gren-
fell MIR Grenfell was thoroughly ut
home with his subject, having spent the
winters for the past few years IN the
seaboard towns on the coast of Labra-
dor. During the summer months lie con-
ducts his missionary work from the decks
Of little fishing schooner. and the many
Incidents which he recalled while engaged
in this work found pleasing favor With
the audience
Tho Dry Goods Employees Beneficial as
sociation gave a select social at the
Eloisc last evening. and IL was a huge
success from every standpoint. Pleasing
music by Fays Belmont orchestra. an
excellent repast by Caterer Lyman. q
large number of disciples OF Tcrpsichore
and the general sociabilty OF all. tended
to make 81 one ot the most pleasing func-
tions of the post-Lenten season.
q. IT, Jillson acted as roor director. and
his aids were W. r. Hartley J. p. Mar
tin, v. u Russell T.. III. IIalton. y. Dill
Ion IlroMn aud A p1ispgnQr