The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-16

The case against James Brogan for as
| saulting William Quinn on May was dis
| continued. the former paying the costs.
| Farquar Macree. OF 1888 Smith street
| broke into his hen house and stole fowls
| valued ATS.
Hose and Protective company 1 put
| out a slight fire about the forge in the
Chace Manufacturing company's Jewelry
| shop. 40 Clifford street, at 6:40 this morn
| Ing.
Michael Pirrot was found guilty of as
sauiting James Vane, whose real name Is
vincenzio Vendicti, at an Italian we'd
ding, and was fined s. and costs by Judge
Sweetland TODAY,
Judge Sweetland fixed June the day
for sentence He advised Leddy 10 spend
the interval In getting into a better frame
of mind when he would probably suspend
sentence
John Leddy pleaded guilty to the charge
OF not supporting his wife In the Sixth
serving a sentence for assault. which has
l9 days 10 run.
Annie Boyojian. a buxom matron, was
held for the grand jury by Judge Sweet
land today in 500 bonds on the charge
OF having fractured two ribs of Gabriel
BoydJldn on MAY 4.
G. f. Manson waived examination in
the Sixth district court today on the
charge of forging in connection with his
fathers estate and was held for trial in
$1,000. Bonds were furnished.
The Faithful Workers will meet at the
Randall square gospel mission, 81 Chalk
stone avenue. Sunday afternoon at
o'clock. Mr.. T. l.. Shaw will lead. Mrs. C.
D. Poole Is exDected 10 sing.
Henry A. Brown pleaded not guilty in
the Sixth district court today TO the
charge OF stealing set OF harness valued
at SIS from Charles Feirstein. He was
held for trial In $500 on next Friday.
Alexander Grandling. Il years old. a
messenger boy. was fined SIS and costs In
the Sixth district court today for the
larceny of s. from the Postal Telegraph
company yesterday. He pleaded guilty.
Leopold Heilborn. 90 years old, pleaded
guilty. to assault on George f. Angel be-
fore Judge Sweetland today. He was
fined 81 and costs. The injury 10 Angel
was a blow on the nose. which drew
blood.
The stowaway from Jamaica. who was
found in the Varey companys fruit
steamer on her last trip here, managed to
leaving her dock this morning. Since
then he has not been seen.
Mrs Mary ]. Fay, of 1872 Transit street
reports that "A colored man called at her
house at 9:05 last night and demanded
that he be admitted threatening TO smash
her skull If she kept him out Mrs Fay
slammed the door in his face and then
notified the police. ee.--
In the Sixth district court this morning
Rafael Vicario. who was charged with
assauiting Dominica Riano with a ham,
mer last night. pleaded not guilty. but
Riano is In bed from the result of the
blow. which knocked out three teeth and
otherwise injured him. Bonds were fur
nished for Vicario's appearance.
The fishing schooner Mary r. Hardy.
Capt Hardy OF Yarmouth, N. s., arrived
in Newport harbor last night. with dead
sailor. Jere Srrette. and in the adjoining
bunk was another dying sailor. Foul play
is charged In police circles. The crew
state the men were suffocated by "a gas
stove. The undertaken says the body |
shows marks OF bruises.
The city of Boston and the common |
wealth Of Massachusetts, will cooperate |
in the reception to the distinguished |
Frenchmen en- route to this country. |
Governor Crane will entertain the visit |
ors at breakfast on their arrival in Bos- |
ton from Newport Saturday. May 81. La |
Ter tney VIII JOIN NdNoT 1oiilns re- /
viewing the parade OF the high school ca |
dets Harvard college will next be visit |
ed. and on their return 10 Boston they |
will be the guests of the mayor and city |
council at dinner Saturday evening.
At the regular meeting OF the Rhode |
Island Horticultural society. last even |
ing, Martha r. Hicks OF Providence and |
Warren B. Madison OF Warren were elect |
ed to membership There was splendid |
display OF wild and cultivated flowers and |
awards were made to Miss Sarah Arm |
ington. Miss Lillian Bloomer. Mrs. NJ. c. |
Bloomer. Miss Sarah Mason. Charles |
Beaney and l.. A. Bloomer for the best |
exhibits. The address of the evening was |
on Fruit" by William Williams of Brs-
tol, a member of the state board OF agri- |
culture. He was followed on consistent |
lines by Prof +. W. Card Of the Agri- 4
cultural college. Levi w. Russell and |
Daniel e Cook