The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-12

| And drives the clouds away;
| The soul grows glad that hears II
| And feels It's courage strong;
| A laugh Is just like sunshine
For cheering folks along.
A laugh is just like music.
II fingers I'm the heart.
And where it's melody Is heard.
The ills OF life depart
And happy thoughts come crowding
Its joyful notes 10 greet;
A laugh is just like music
For making living sweet.
st. Louis Republic.
Pensions have been granted as follows:
Originals Nicholas Ross. Shawomet. So;
widows. minors and dependent rela-
tives-sarah J. Scott. Newport, S.
Mary Flarrity, 10, and Mary #. Austin.
20, decamped from the Sophia Little
Home last night. They had been inmates
for less than two weeks each.
Thomas Goggin. a Seekonk farmer arr
milk dealer. reports that a young man.
formally in his employ. and without au-
thority TO do so. called on Ellen Garvin
at l3 Borden street. yesterday. and col
lected $40. due for milk.
Frank Bennett was tried and found
guilty In the Sixth district court today
on the charge OF entering in the night
time the dwelling of Mary Conlon with
intent to commit larceny. He was held
for the grand jury in $1,000
Patrolman ]. s. Paine. OF the Central
station. was taken III when on duty last
night and had TO go In. He had been sick
with malaria and returned to his beat
supposing that he had sufficiently re-
covered from his indisposition.
The complaints against Bernard Nc
Culla for keeping a liquor nuisance ano
for making two sales contrary to law,
were again continued in the Sixth district
court today. The date now assigned fop
their hearing is Sept 18th.
George r. Martin and r. p. Burlin-
game were fined $40 and costs each In
the Sixth district court today. Each ad-
mitted sufficient evidence to convict him
OF selling impure milk and took an ap-
peal.
Mrs. George Parks Of Republican
street, stepped into a hole In the side
walk on Knight street. wednesday even
ing, breaking o small bone In her ankle.
DIR. VIM. v. MeCready was called to at
tend her and reported the case at the
| Fourth station.
Salvatore volino waived examination
In the Sixth district court today on the
charge Of keeping liquor nuisance and
was held for the grand jury In $1,000. He
appealed from two $40 fines ard ten-day
sentences In jail for selling and keeping
for sale.
Arthur Jackson, colored, was fined "
and costs today for drunkenness. and
later was held In $500 by Judge Sweet
land for trial next Friday on the charge
Of stealing a revolver from Edward NJ.
Myers. Later he retractcd and was fined
SIS and costs.
Harris Cohen's grocery store, 40 Chalk
stone avenue, was entered early this
morning by way Of the front door. and
80 cents taken from the TIL. A young
man was later arrested by Patrolmen
T. ]. Duffy and p. J. Feeney and was
locked UP on suspicion of being the per
petrator Of the break
Rafrseie Gibeliario was fined $50 and
costs for a simple assault upon Mary
Fesco. The original charge was that Of
an assault with dangerous weapon,
| via. a bottle upon the Fesoo woman.
The principals were attending a wedding
| quarrelled and Raffsele STRUCK and slight
| ly cut Mary on the mouth with the bottle
Lewis b. Field was held in $500 by
Judge sweetland today for trial Sept.
18th on the charge OF an assault with
beer glass upon VIM. r. Nickerson.
J These people had a row in a house at
36 Gadsen street. last night. Niokerson
had been elected and in retalia lion
smashed a window Field then threw the
beer glass and cut Nickerson's scalp.
James Barry. who escaped from the
\ oAsNt iaiiu hl isrS, Wds picked up 1Tunk
in the Seventh police district last night
Today he was fined 81 and costs for
drunkenness and went out to Howard tc
work out that fine and to serve the re.
mainder Of the original sentence, and AZ
extra term equal to that one. as By Law
required.
Twenty-seven weavers Of No. Har
graves mill. Fall River. are on strike
They claim that they are asked to weav,
samples. which work IL exaoting. and Il
not paid for according TO the time rs
auired. A device added TO the looms
they say. also makes their work harder
They conferred with supt Hamilton. bu
not being satisfied at the outcome Of tn,
conference. they left, Mr.. Hamilton wa
formerly a resident Of this city and link
ed fate and fortune with a Rhode Islant
girl. Miss Savage. daughter Of forme
superintendent OF the Manville mills. su
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