The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-14


Or some early light or pose
Wherewith thought renews her
Seen by him at full ere woes
Practiced to abuse her
SpareIy comes IL, swiftly goes.
Time again subdues her.
Thomas Hardy.
Fred Goodwin reports his overcoat and
dinner pail stolen from an unfinished
house on sackett street, yesterday
Eurlco Perftti was today held in s7oO
for trial In the Sixth District court, next
Friday. on the charge of exposure.
Marie Pardizi was placed on probation
until Dec 9Th by Judge Sweetland, today
for being a lewd and wonton.
Mrs. Nellie Pauline, was ordered com
mitted 10 the state hospital for the in
sane, by Judge Sweetland today.
Annie Nichols, colored, was surrendered
by Miss Denehy this morning. and sent
to the farm for six months. On June 18th
she was placed on probation. as lewd
and wanton.
p. w. Myrand was arrested for drunk
enness In the 6th precinct yesterday, and
later Police Surgeon Griffin found him
20 be suffering from delerium tremens
and ordered him sent TO the Rhode Island
hospital.
Tommy Gentle, Is years old was fined
SO without cost. in the juvinile court, to-
day, for maliciously defacing fence on
ID 10
ave, Sunday night Tommy tore off a
string piece and seven pickets
The alarm from box 149, at o'clock
was pulled in by an excited person who
saw Philip Cohen. of S5s No. Main street,
throw a blazing oil stove out OF back
window. The stove oegan 20 give signs
of exploding and il was quickly hustled
through a window.
Charles Anderson. the man who was
annoying ladies at the corner OF West
minister and Dorrance streets yesterday
noon, by speaking and talking 10 them
was fined 81 and cost for drunkenness in
the police court today. Anderson's Au-
burn ideas of chivalry don't go in this
town.
Charles Law was arrested yesterday on
the charge of appropriating two rings.
and two small pieces of gold stock all
OF the value OF $3.50, the property of the
osty a. Barton company. for wnom he
worked He pleaded guilty in the sixth
district court. today, and was held in
5000 for trial Friday.
4he alarm from Jox 152, at ~ o'clock
this morning was given by William Cum
nlngham. for a slight fire in house at
33i Smithheld avenue, owned by Charles
Ellis and occupied by James Goldbrick
child. playing with matches. set fire to
clothes In a press, thus causing damage
TO the extent of IS to the door.
Bill Hibbitts, the old jail bird, is in
trouble again. Yesterday Joseph Coleman
of No Long Cove street being indispos-
ed, let Hibbitts take his horse and wagon
and a load OF vegetables, to peddle the
latter about town. Bill did not show up
again. He sold the garden truck and left
lie rig in olneyville. This morning Sergt
White arrested him at the public market
and sent him to the Central station.
Henry n. White OF 81 Oakland avenue
was picked up Ill on Mort Main street
yesterday and sent 10 the Rhode Island
hospital. For some time the young man
has been subject to falling fits. These
have been aggravated by a recent acci-
dent. White fell from his seat and
wagon loaded with four tons of hay ran
over his abdomen, severely crushing it,
He was operated on at the hospital and
was discharged as convalescent. Since
tnen the fits have been of greater sever
lty and more frequent