The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-04

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/ The annual reception OF the Y. M c. A.
| 20 its members and friends will be held
October IL.
Samuel Kiitz OF 10 shawmut street re-
ports bag OF rags, valued at 40 cents
stolen from his yard, yesterday.
Edward L.. Kehoe was ordered commit
ted TO the state hospital for tho insane.
by Judge Sweetland, this morning.
James Baker was fined 50 and costs in
| the police court, today, for throwing
stones on Potter avenue, yesterday.
According 20 the City Hall records,
Daniel II. Grady has placed lien on the
property OF Frederick j. Schroeder.
William B. Swan OF 81 ron street f.
out 3iS barrels of apples, valued al si4
stolen from his yard Wednesday night.
Patrick Glynn was placed on probation
until Dec. nth. on his promise 60 send
hts e-year-old stepdaughter 10 school.
Tools valued at s7.s5 the property OF
FranK II. Scribner were stolen from an
unfinished house OF Gay street, wsdnes-
day night
Charles Muccl denied IN the 9Th district
court. today. that he had used horse
unit for labor and was held I'm 500 for
trial next Friday.
Squire -. Sleeper reports that robe
valued at $3.50 and belonging 20 Or. III.
N. Williams. was stolen from the stable.
l6i Carpenter street, last evening.
Car No. 622 OF the Taunton line struck
a wagon loaded with stone on Wickenden
street at 7:4S this morning. Charles Craw-
shaw was thrown out but not seriously
hurt
John Downey was adiudged probably
guilty in the 9Th district court. today. OF
keeping a house OF iIl-repute at 80 Bark
street, and was held for the grand jury
In $1,000
Rudolph w. Brlnstein. boy, was be-
fore the police court, today. for throwing
stones on Globe street. yesterday. He
pleaded not guilty and he will have his
trial next Tuesday.
Mary Morrlssey and Elizabeth Earle
were placed on probation until December
9Th. by Judge Sweetland. today. They
were arrested in the central police pre-
oinct last night. on the charge OF being
common night walkers.
In the 9Th district court today Claude
Reynolds. one Of the boys accused OF
having on August 18th. gone into Mrs.
F'lynns yard and appropriated several to-
matoes was placed on trial. Claude told
a straightforward story. denying taking
the vegetables. The court accepted his
version and directed that he be discharged
from custody.
Andrew Trebel. coal passer on one Of
the New York passenger boats. in COM
pany with two friends undertook 10 col
lect enough small change from citizens OF
Providence, Wednesday. 10 make up a
sum sufficient to pay for the beer. De-
tective Merrill observed the actions OF the
two and arrested Trebel for drunkenness
and as a sturdy beggar. This morning
Judge Sweetland sont Trebel to the farm
for six months.
Daniel Kelly was acquitted in Judge
Sweetland's court, today, OF the theft OF
a coat, valued at IS belonging 10 Bernard
Cassidy. The garment was taken from the
harness room OF Monahan's stable on
Manning street, where Kelly was en-
ployed. When arrested for drunkenness
he had on the garment; but there was
evidence which tended to show that no
larceny was intended. permission having
been given ann 10 wear other garments
taken at the same time that the coat was
borrowed.
A tenement house squabble was detail
ed I'm Judge Sweetland's court, today. in
the trial OF Lizzie Cronin for assaulting
s.ary Feeney. The women had had words
on several occasions and a few days ago
when they came together Mrs. Cronin
swung a wooden pail, struck Mrs. Feeney
In the face and cut her slightly. Mrs.
Cronin declared that Mrs Feeney called
her out OF name and pulled her hair as
she was going 10 get water. She was
sent TO Jail for so days
William Silva was arrested for drunk
enness. last night and I'm the police court
today was fined 81 and costs As he had a
pistol In his pocket when searched at the
police station q charge Of carrying a con-
cesled weapon was preferred against him.
To this he pleaded guilty when arraigned
in the sth district court, but he urged in
extcnHatten- that he had been guarding
the property Of his employer. who keeps
a stable on Thayer street and that the
pistol was carried for that purpose Judge
Sweetland remarked that II Silva had
been employed 10 guard property he
Silva $50 and costs.
Francis ~. Smith was requested "a take
n seat In the 9Th district court today 10
be tried for neglecting 20 support his
wife and child. mot child; three chill
dren." exclaimed Smith. The latter so his
wife asserted lugs bananas for Wholesale
dealers when he keeps sober. His children
have been begging bits OF bread from
restaurant and odd pieces OF meat from
wholesale house three times week
The wife has been working IN n mill: but
as the latter Il shut down and Mrs. Smith
has no money Tor rent tho family have
been ordered out of tho little tenement
they are occupying. Smith claimed that
his wife was too full OF beer 20 properly
run the house: that she and his mother
in-law pawncd ms new clothes 10 get
money FOR snun and beer Smith was
found guilty; but there being some extern
mating circumstances ne was placed on
probation until Dec. 9th.
txcussl ON TO rHt sosTos roop gAls.