The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-10

Washington Star.
Joseph Hsnley, "a vagrant. was sent TO
the farm for six months by Judge Sweet
land today.
John s. Roberts OF this city has been
granted an increase Of pension. Ii is
now $40 month.
George Cooke was fined s25 and costs
In the Sixth district court today for
cruelty overdriving a horse that he had
hired from Walter +. Sayles.
Thomas McGarrahan, Juvenile. was
fined s.. and Thomas Kiernan. 16 years
old 81 and costs in the Police court to-
day for reveliing on Plain street yester-
day.
John r. Mulligan was fined $50 and
costs by Judge Sweetland today for SELL
ing impure milk He admitted sufficient
evidence to convict and took an appeal
from the sentence.
BENJAMIN Mitnick was fined $50 and
costs In the Sixth District court today for
an ASSAULT upon David Nutman. Mitnick
quarreled with Nutman and raped him
over the head with currycomb.
local wag said today that we'll
known metal dealing firm had an edu-
Gated animal on exhibition. Those who
didn't believe him could go down to the
.Ao 40 ha nil
George Shea was bound over to the
grand jury in $500 by Judge sweetland
this morning for entering in the day time
the dwelling of Harry Silverman on
Charles street and stealing coat.
We're w. Beck, a contractor, who is
erecting a dwelling at the corner OF
Brook and George streets, reports to the
police that lumber Is frequently stolen
from the premises.
Chester w. Dougall. IS years old, Of
436 Fountain street. while playing In a
lumber yard on that street yesterday.
was struck by a falling pile OF boards.
receiving bruises upon his head and legs.
Charles Morris of 20 Norwich avenue.
driver OF delivery wagon. fell from
the latter when opposite 24s Thayer
street. yesterday afternoon. One wheel
passed over his body oruising 1t so tina,
1t was necessary to send him home.
Patrick O'Leary, who is employed q
the Eddy street freight yard OF the Con
solidated Railroad company. fell dis
tance OF II feet this morning, breaking
his collar bone and cutting his scalp
He was sent TO the Rhode Island hospital
O'Leary resides at the corner of Edd,
street and Tallman's lane.
William Headley, Joseph Brown. Clio
| vanni De Pace, Arthur Snow and Joh
Winter were sent to the Sockanosse
| school for two years each by Judg
| Sweetiand for truancy. William Car
| and Angelo Starte were held for trial Oc
tober 81. John Motherway was place
| on probation until June 2. 1908.
| Joseph and -Losephine Rose were be
| fore Judge Sweetland today. The forme
was fined $40 and costs and sentenced I
| jail for 10 days on each OF two complaint
for illegally keeping liquor for sale; Il,
latter was similarly dealt with for max
ing two alleged sales. They appealed an
\ gave surety.
Michael Finecune Of 223 Transit stree
complains to the police that several AT
tempts have been made 10 enter hi
house. on the night OF Oct. he dis
| covered n man on the roof OF the dlnin
room annex. The fellow leaped fror
the roof. jumped over fence and ra
up Hope street
Jacob Brice was fined $50 and costs b
upon Motorman George p. Mumford c
the Cranston street line. The conduC
tor called upon Mumford 10 assist 1
| ejecting several colored men who ha
refused TO pay their fares last Sunda
morning. Brice was OF the crowd an
kicked Mumford on h.s leg.
| There is woman principal at IN
Federal street evening school and som
OF the big boys have been taking advar
tage Of that fact. presuming that nh
couldn't hold them down. They hay
very seriously disturbed the school
throwing books about the room and mai
ing themselves generally fresh. Tn
morning Judge sweetiand fined one {
the crowd. Ralph Nichols. so and cost
John ". Pheian and Frederika Kende
who were arrested on complaint {
Phelan's vile. who said that she had bee
deserted hy him I'm Jersey City and tina
he had married the Kendel woman with