The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-30

| About election day.
Washington Star.
Miss Bridget Boylan has returned from
! Europe. She passed most of her time in
| ireland.
Twenty-Five feet Of lead pipe were
| stolen from new house at 1sS Point
| street. yesterday.
Miss Mary Haron and Miss Lizzie
Campbell have returned from Scranton.
Pa. where they have spent their vaca-
ton.
Jennie Laney, a married woman, was
placed on probation by Judge Sweetland,
! today. She was up as common night
walker.
Hattie Little waived examination in
Judge Sweetlands court today. on a null
sance charge. and was held for the grand
/ jury In $1,000.
John Laravitz of North Providence,
was fined $40 and costs, by Judge Sweet
! land, today, for keeping an unlicensed
dog. lie took an appeal
Charles Cook and John Cassidy were
/ before the Juvenile court today. and were
( placed on probation until Dec. 3D. They
were up for petty larceny.
David Daley pleaded guilty. in the 9Th
district court. today, 20 the charge OF em-
bezzling $50 from Geo. w. thompson. and
was bound over TO the grand jury in $500.
| John McKenna, employed by Parks
Bros. & Rogers, manufacturing jewelers..
! on Beverly street, was treated at the
Rhode Island hospital. this morning for
finger which had been crushed in
I drop press.
Arthur Watson was fined 500 and costs
| by Judge SHETLAND, today, for dealing in
| milk which contained formaldehyde. He
took an appeal. Edward Hartly was fined
SEQ and costs for selling adulterated milk.
He also appealed
An Eddy street car collided with an
express wagon, at the corner of Sayles
I and Eddy streets. yesterday afternoon.
Lawrence flanagan. the driver. was
thrown out. Beyond contusions of his
hands he escaped Injury.
Esther Tracey and Annie Lucas. OF the
Pine street gang OF night walkers, erst-
| while denizens OF Walker street, were
gathered In by, Lieut.. Lawrence, last
night, and today Judge Sweetland sent
| them to the farm for nine months each
Edward Toman. proprietor and mana
! A ~. Ss
( ''Trotter and PAGER of New York city
are the guests OF Capt. Walter r.. Haz-
ard OF the steamer Maine" OF the Ston-
ington lire at his home on Bainbridge
avenue.
Jacob Lewis was fined $40 and costs In
the 9Th district court. today. for an as
sault upon Bessie Gubersky Mary Lewis.
his mother. had previously been fined $50
and costs for participating In the same
| assault and had taken an appeal Jacob
also carried up his case.
NJ J. o'Nen. OF 125 Branch avenue,
Lowell. reports that he either lost, or
had stolen from him, on August 18th, a
| watch valued at 500 ONcil. who is a
deaf mute. was under arrest at the tth
station on that same date. for drunken
ness. lie had no watch then.
John Hughes son-in-law OF Frank Sla-
vim. was sentenced TO tho county Jail for
10 DAYS by Judge Swcctland, today. for
assauting annie Hughes. his wife.
Hughes went home drunk, dragged his
sick wife from her bed and struck her
Since the assault Mrs. Hughes has been
quite indisposed. He took an appeal
Thomas White. g. years old was arrest
ed in front of the What Cheer lodging
house No 2lS South Main street, last
b L..
/ the house and refused 10 go away. his
loud talk calling quite "a crowd together.
White pleaded not guilty in the police
court. today and wac held for trial to-
morrow morning.
John Mcl<enna was bound over 60 the
! grand Jury IN 500. by Judge Sweetland,
today for breaking into a sealed freight
car belonging 10. the y. y, n ~. & IL.
railroad company, in a local freight yard.
I one night last week. Nothing was stolen
by him. "a ..e was arrested Immediately
after the car door was forced.
John Hoxle. of North Providence, plead
ed guilty I'm the 9Th district court, today,
10 making All assault upon Katherine
Chatterton whose car he slapped, one
day last week These people arc neigh
bors and they had words over taking
horses to drink and across her premises.
HoNie got a l5-day sentence and took an
appeal.
Henry Spater was fined 800 and costs. in
the 6th district court today, for assault
ing John Kelly This is the affair which
took place in front OF the Hotel Dorrance,
Yesterday afternoon. Kelly asked Spater.
who Is a race-track tout" what time of
day IL was. and being refused the inform
alton. assorted that Spater had no watch.
Spater struck Kelly In the mouth and
split open his lip.
James May, Edward Mccormick and
Joseph Silva, boys of about the age OF 10
years, made trouble for a fruit dealer,
on South Main street, last evening and
when the police started TO arrest them
for revellins the boys ran away. IL was
a grand sprint and the officers were equai
10 A. Nav was caught on Exchange Place
by Patrolman Costigan. Mccormick on
Eddy street by Patrolman Ahern and Sill
va on clifford street by Patrolman Fee
ney. Each OF the boys pleaded not guilty
and all will be tried in the police court
tomor..Y morning