The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-26


And planted I'm yer heart desires
She never can fulfll.
IL may be disappointment waits
Upon the topmost height
And you will molly climb 10 find.
mist hides all from sight.
But dinna gloom-whater ye do,
The world is over sad,
Hide the greetin o. year heart,
And let yer face be glad.
Chicago Evening Post.
Hose 4 put out a rubbish fire on Bark
street at 5:i5 last evening.
Edward Mccormick was fined ~ and
costs In the Sixth district court today for
playing ball last Sunday.
Patents have just been granted to the
following Rhode Island petitioners: John
w McAuliffe. Providence; Charles Ca
briel, Providence. and Fred b. wilkins,
Woonsocket.
George Dunlap failed 20 appear and
plead in Judge Wilburs court TO an in
dictment against him today and his
recognizance was defaulted A capias
was directed to issue.
A petition for a reargument has been
denied by the appellate court in the case
of Samuel B. w. Covell VS.. Fred l.. Car
penter. The court recently refused TO set
aside $40 verdict given by jury in this
case.
A rescript handed down today by the
appellate court in the case OF George r..
Macleod VS.. G.. j. Putmans Sons & Co,
says "A majority OF the court is OF
opinion that the testimony does not sus-
tain the allegations of the bill"
Joseph Houlihan was injured on South
Water street yesterday morning. He was
driving a coal cart which was struck by
an electric car Houlihan was thrown
from his seat and sustained a bruise on
his hip. He was taken into the II. Il.
Smith a. Co.'S office and later sent 10 his
home, p James street
Among the crap players arrested by the
Third station men yesterday was William
Curran. He was arraigned today on a
second warrant, and greatly TO his sur
prise. The young man was wanted on
the charge of non-support. He pleaded
not guilty and Judge Sweetland held him
in $500 for trial Friday.
Thomas f. Croughan. Louis Croughan
and William Cady. the polite burglars, -
were convicted In court at Jersey City,
yesterday Sentence was deferred. Their
holding their revolvers to the heads OF
their victims, apologize for the intru-
sion. The Croughans belong in Newport
John Grimley. IL years OF age. who has
given the police considerable trouble by
driving off horses and carriages, was sent
TO the reform school during his minority
by Judge Sweetland today. The boy yes
terday appropriated horse and buggy
belonging 20 the l.. III. Tillinghast Supply
company. He is believed TO be all right
mentally.
The Parker mills, which were located In
Warren by Fall River and other capital
lists from Massachusetts, about five years
ago. are 10 be increased in size TO almost
double the present capacity. The contract
for a large addition TO the plant is about
TO be made. and 1t is reported that work
will be given TO several hundred additional
hands. In proximity TO the mills land
has been secured for an extensive foundry
plant.
Harold Barolet. lad OF ten years. was
found by the Second station police,
through the instrumentality of Druggist
Robbins OF Charles street. late last even
ing He ran away from his home, 225
Broadway, last Saturday. He said that
n lesson was given him to learn, and not
wishing to imbibe knowledge he ran away.
The young mans parents were notified
and he was taken home at an early hour
this morning
Antonio Station, driver for Frank
Slavin, was fined $40 and costs I'm the
Sixth district court today for cruelty to
a pair of horses. Last Friday he had as
much gravel I'm his dump cart as six
horses could pull To force the pair to
drag the load he beat them on the head
with a club. Agent Smiths men laid i'm
wait on Hartford avenue and. getting
sufficient evidence. made Station desist.
Then they made n complaint
Jean G. Leblanc, who died I'm Arctic
Centre Monday night aged g. was for
many years prominent In Woonsocket
and removed TO Arctic Centre few years
ago. lie had represented Woonsocket IN
the legislature and his ward I'm the city
government. lie was born I'm Canada. lie
was employed as a printer I'm one Woon-
socket office 25 years His funeral was
solemnized at Arctic Centre, today, and
the remains taken TO Woonsocket for I'm.
terment.
Antoine Jorkie, ~ Seekonk, met with y
mishap on Washington, near Union street
at s o'clock this morning. lie was riding
bicycle and William Flanagan. OF ,
camp street, was driving horse and
carriage A collision occurred. due to the
fact that Jorkle was riding on the wrong
side OF the street and ran into Flanigan's
wagon. The bicycle was smashed and
Jorkie sustained a severe confusion OF
his knee. An ambulance call was sent
in by superintendent of Hacks Bennett
but when II arrived Jorkie was so much
improved that he was able TO go home.
The Third station officers are deter
mined 20 suppress crap playing. Sundays
boys have congregated on Brook. Wick
enden and Gano streets and greatly dis
turbed people by their loud talk and pro-
family incident 90 the game. Today a
second large batch was before the court
Bartholomew Houlihan, Walter Barnes
Morris Maley. Daniel Hanley. Peter Swift
Frederick German John Murphy. Mark
Sullivan. William turran, William Dunn
and William Crowley were fined s. aud
costs each. Patrick Toomcy Frederick
German. Daniel Carrlgan and Joseph Me
konna were fined A. and Juvenile costs
each Edward Furlong pleaded not guilty