The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-30

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Chicago Record Herald.
Herman Glanzmann was fined $50 and
costs by Judge Swetiand today for deal
ing in impure nEk.
Harry Roberts was fined 81 In the ju-
venile police court today for playing
ball on Julian street
Giovanni De Cuno was ordered COM
mitted TO the state hospital for the
insane by Judge Sweetiand today.
Charles Ledeaux. accused of being an
idle person. pleaded not guilty in the
Sixth district court today and was held
In $500 for trial next Friday.
A suit of clothes valued at SIS was
stolen from Samuel Neill's room in Mrs.
Louise Richford's boarding house. i55
South Main street, yesterday.
A brass coupling weighing eight pounds
and valued AZ "a was stolen from a
pumping engine In a lot on Charles street
yesterday. The engine is the property OF
the Silver Spring Dyeing and Bleaching
company.
John ID. Turner and his bride. OF New
Mrs. s. J. Armstrong. at Alb Pine street.
Mr. and Mrs. Turner will remain In the
city about week, when they will re-
turn to her home.
gray horse attached to a piano box
buggy was found astray on Admiral
street at o'clock this morning. II had
strayed from Mathewson. near Sabin
street. half an hour earlier, having been
left there by Mathew Kincard.
Thomas Corcoran was fined 50 and costs
In the police court today for wantonly
yesterday afternoon. Corcoran refused to
move on when ordered to do so by Pa
trolman George w. Chace. claiming that
he had the right of way.
George Henderson, colored. was bound
over TO the grand jury In 800 by Judge
sweetland today for breaking and en-
tering in the night time with intent to
commit larceny. an unfinished building be-
longing to John f. Candelet. Lead pipe
valued at IS was stolen,
Charles r. Luther, who for more than
ond police station and who was recently
transferred to the Fourth station, was
given a gold-headed ebony cane. by the
Second station officers. last night. the
presentation speech being made by Cap
tain Horton.
A horse attached 20 a milk wagon be-
longing TO Walter Wesley OF Swansea,
driven by Herbert Taft, ran away on
being a broken trace. A lamppost was
struck. the globe smashed and consider
able milk spilled. Taft was thrown out
but was not injured.
No visitors that the Salvation Army
have had at their No. l hall, 75 West
minister street, gave so much satisfaction
as Captain and Mrs. Hargraves did in
their opening meeting last night. Both
Sihk WY mf'iN accompanying tntNl-
selves on nutina and slide trombone.
Their visit concludes tomorrow evening
with a memorial festival. They will
have charge OF the public service again
this evening.
Domique Bucci, six years old was run
over by one OF T. w. Waterman's low
gears, on Spruce street. yesterday after
non. The boy had climbed upon the gear
unknown 20 thed river and fell SO that
one OF the rear wheels passed over his
thigh and broke a. The boy was taken
TO the Rhode Island hospital and was
there said to be suffering from interna,
injuries His parents reside at IS Arthur
avenue
Mary Carmody was tried In the Sixth
district court today for asssulting Edith
Hawkins. This was Tenth ward tene-
ment yard quarrel and II occurred on
Sept ieth Mrs. Carmody's daughter.
Esther. struck Edith with n stick. The
Carmody child struck Edith with her
hands. Mrs Carmody then ran out. took
the stick from Edith and hit her with u
across her face. so Mrs. Hawkins averred.
Mrs. Carmody denied the assault All
she knew Of the anair was what the chill
dren told her about IT, She was fined
g and coats