The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-02-14


Beware, bewarel
When she doesn't seem 10 care
That's the time you should beware.
IL she's sweet and good and true
And loves one man,
And that mans you,
Think you she's going 10 show
BY word or look
Or tell-tale glow
That tits so?
oh, bewarel oh, take care!
That's the time you should bewarS
When "she doesn't seem TO care
With all the fair.
Boston Journal.
Patrick Sexton. a study beggar. was
sent 10 the farm for six months. by Judge
Sweetland, today.
A complaint against Antonio d. Stella,
for non-support was today continued by
Judge Swectland until next Friday.
Michael Luby was this morning SEN
fenced 10 the farm for six months, by
Judge sweetland. for being a common
drunkard.
The complaint against Alfred p. Wheeler.
for an assault with a knife upon Elmer
b. Sanford. was this morning continued
for one week by Judge Sweetland.
Charles O'Neil, John Hammond and
Arthur Marley. juveniles, were placed on
probation until June 3D. by Judge Sweet
land, today, for the theft of some hens.
Genoa is the destination OF Miss Eliza
beth r. Brown OF this city. who sailed
from Boston on the steamship Common
wealth OF the Dominion line. Wednesday.
Pensions have been granted as follows:
Increase. restoration. reissue. etc. An
drew Gillin, Providence, s12: Renewal,
widows. Mary J. Chandler. woonsocket,
sl2.
Willis Proctor and Charles McKenna
waived examination In the Sixth District
court today. and were held for the grand
jury in $1,000 each for keeping gambling
nuisance on Olneyville square.
Hugh Brady pleaded net guilty in the
Sixth District court. today. to the charge
OF having in his possession for the pur-
In $500 bail for trial next Friday.
Harry Walsh and Charles vandien
pleaded not guilty and were held in $500
for trial next Friday. by Judge Sweet
land, today. on the charge of conducting
anunlicensed. unregistered pharmacy.
Daniel Quann was placed on probation
until Jan. 9Th, by Judge sweetland, to-
day. for assaulting his wife Dora This is
the affair in which the husband plastered
his wife's face and arm with the con-
tents of a pot OF boiling meal porridge.
District court. today. for an assault upon
his sister. Maria Lyons. at the latter's
house, last Monday. He threatened to
strike her with his cane and did choke her
a little. Drunkenness was the cause OF
Gallaghers outbreak. He was fined $50
and costs.
The complaint against Leander Briggs
for maintaining a policy shop, was to
have been heard In the Sixth District
court today; but a constitutional question
Brennan. the case was cited to the ap-
pellate division OF the Supreme court for
the determination of the point raised.
Surety was given that the same would
be prosecuted.
Late yesterday afternoon the police
commission settled the subject of dog
officer by appointing to that position Her
bert A Dean OF Az Pine street. The ap
pointment is merely to fill the unexpired
term OF J. Crawford Potter. who died re-
pire in April. The appointee is we'll
known stable keeper whose place Of busi-
ness is at 2ss Lockwood street.
BY a trolley deal. perfected today, the
New York. New Haven & Hartford road
will be paralleled from southern Connec.
ticut TO Hartford by a single trolley sys-
tenn. The promoters are the United Gas
Improvement company OF Philadelphia,
of which the Connecticut Railway &
Lighting company is a part and the Mer-
iden, southington Compounce Tram
way company. II Is understood to oe the
purpose OF this Philadelphia concern -
acquire a trolley line from New York TO
Boston.
Louis r. Gay was found not guilty In !
the Sixth District court. today. of neglect |
10 support his wife. Mrs. Gay had sued |
her husband for separate maintenance !
and the custody OF their child and had OBJ |
tanned such a decree Gay makes 500 a |
month in an Attleboro jewelry shop and |
had contributed Sc a week for his wife's |
support. lie moved to this state. whittier
she followed him. Judge Sweetland said /
that he had no jurisdiction. He couldn't en-
force decree OF a Massachusetts, court.
Furthermore, the wife had voluntarily
separated from her husband.
The Protective Union whist tournament
held it's 10th daily whist party in Music
Hall Annex last evening. The hall was
well filled and the following persons re-