The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-19
NEWSLETS

NEWSLETS
Ajax defed the lightning.
Which some folks think was great;
He shook his big fist at II
And murmured words OF hate;
But Ajax wasn't In II
With the fellow who will huri
Discretion TO the winds and
Defy the hired girl
Chicago Record-Herald.
James McCue, a vagrant. was sent q
the farm for six months by Judge Sweet
land this morning.
Pietro Cainos son was bitteen on the
leg by Sylvester Frisoo's dog. OF u
Knight street. yesterday.
John Collins was placed on probation
until Dec. 9Th by Judge Sweetland today
for an assault upon his wife, Della Col
lins
Ralph H. Nichols. l6 years old. was
placed on probation until Dec. 9Th by
Judge sweetland today for the larceny OF
81 from Rose Downs.
James Daily was held for trial tomor-
row and Charles Johnson was fined IS and
costs in the police court today for revel-
ling on Chapel street yesterday.
Edmund S. Godfrey, n member Of Hose
ls on Central street. has returned from
his annual vacation which he spent In
hunting and fishing in the wilds OF
Maine
william j. Mckenzie was fined IS and
costs In the Sixth district court today
for simple assault upon Mary r. Co.'S
tine, whom he pushed against fence
Wednesday.
John Dione was fined SIS and costs by
Judge Sweetland today for assaulting his
son-in-law. Albert Lang. whose face he
cut with his hands and whose coat he
tore, one day last week.
The complaints against Bernard Nc
Culla for keeping a nuisance and selling
contrary 10 law. were to have been heard
I'm the Sixth district court today, but by
request of Mr. McCulla a continuance was
granted for two weeks
Rose Albert. OF 81 Randall street, COM
planned to the police, yesterday, that her
watch and chain. valued at $40. and a
coat and a watch belonging TO a boarder
was stolen from her house earlier In the
day.
Mary Burdett of 1240 Westminster
street reported to the police, last night
that her pay envelope containing IS, had
been stolen from box at the John Den
nison Braiding Co.'S shop on Sprague
street. yesterday afternoon.
Charles Brown. who claims to be a re-
porter on the Boston Post, was fined s2o
and costs In the Sixth district court today
for the theft of drummer's sample case
filled with millinery goods, from the fifth
floor of Narragansett hotel last night
John o. A. Barnwel was fined so and
costs In the Sixth district court today
for embezzling SO from Norris A. Evans.
Joseph Cyra was fined IS and costs for
the theft OF clock valued at sl75 from
Evans. These men had worked on Evans
farm in North Providence.
Pietro Cardarello waived sxamina ton In
the Sixth district court this morning on
the charge of breaking and entering in
the day time two dwellings In North
Providence. and the larceny of certain
articles OF small value. He was held for
the grand jury on each complaint
The Corliss Steam Engine Works have
been transferred from the International
Power company to the American Ma
chine and Ordnance company. Joseph
Hoadley is president of the former and
manager OF the latter named company.
He declines to give out any information.
C'othes line thieves are now busy.
Among the victims last night we've Mrs.
Ferdinand Smith OF s Brighton street.
who lost two blankets. valued at Sc: Mrs.
William II. Ash OF III Elmwood avenue.
. washing worth So and Albert M.
Speed. 81 vinton street, washing, valued
Ut g.
Jas. w. Maher. jeweler. residing at
Riverside. formerly employed by Logic
d Co, and other Manufacturing com
panies OF Providence. and well known in
Attleboro and vicinity. has absented
himself from his home for the past eight
weeks. His wife and relatives have not
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and are anxious to hear from him. Any
Information regarding him will be
thankfully received at The News office