The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-25

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From Country Life In America.
The alarm from box 2lS at $50 this
morning was for fire in an ash bin.
rear OF Cromwell street
James Alaxaltis was fined IS and costs
in the police court today for revelling
on Lamb street, yesterday.
Box 4l4 was pulled at 7:45 this morning
for a slight fire at II. E. Perkins wharf.
on South Main street; no damage.
Hose II put out a slight fre at 4s6
Branch avenue at 1910 this morning.
Cause. an exploded lamp: no damage.
James Doyle was held in $500 on the
charge OF non-support and in $500 for an
assault upon his wife. by Judge Sweet
land, today. for trial Friday.
Samuel Fields, OF ll9 South Main street.
reports that four young men called at his
store yesterday and that when they left
he missed a pair OF pantsloons from his
stock
Joseph Soen pleaded not guilty in the
Sixth district court today to the charge
of appropriating $50 belonging to James
seidev and was held In $500 for trial
Friday.
Joseph King, OF 233 Dean street lost
so In bills from one Of his pockets when
on a train bound from Central Falls to
this city. yesterday afternoon. Three
pickpockets caught him in a crush and
took his money.
James Malone was held in $500 by Judge
Sweetiand today for an assault on Kate
G. Johnson. In a house at the rear OF
81 Winter street. yesterday afternoon.
He cut her on her hand with a knife and
threw a pitcher at her.
Charles Rogers and Patrick Smith were
working on some trees at the Dexter
Training ground yesterday. They quar-
relied concerning the way the work should
the face. Judge sweetland fined Rogers
$40 and costs today
Jacob Litzman and Norris Gatxman,
each nine years old. while pia ning about
junk shop on Lopez street. yesterday
afternoon. found what they thought was
a tin box. stone was used to break IL
open. II was big railroad torpedo, the
flying fragments OF which cut Katzman's
eyes and one ear, and Litzman's right
hand Both boys were quite badly in
jured.
Michael Nangle was before Judge
sweetland today for an assault upon
James Carlos. They were on Harold
street Monday evening and had bad beer.
dispute arose as to who was the best
man in the shop where they worked.
Nangle allowed that he was. Carlos dis
puted the fact and was knocked down and
kicked In the face. Nangle denied the
kicking and was held I'm 500 for trial
Friday.
At the annual show of the Newport
Horticultural society. yesterday, Mrs.
Burke Roche offered silver cup for the
best display OF roses arranged for effect
to cover q space not exceeding six run
ming feet on a table. and Il was won by
Hon. Perry Belmont while second cup
went to Mr.. Cornelius Vanderbilt. Mr..
Belmont also took first prize for the tea
rose First prizes also went to James
]. Van Allen, Cornelius Vanderbilt. Mrs.
Robert Goelet, Mrs. c. ]. Clark. f. T.
Gerry and Mr. Bebce OF Falmouth. Mass,
for roses. For strawberries the first
prize was won by Mrs. Robert Goeiet.
Mr. Gerrys display OF the Spanish iris
took first prize in that class. his green
house being renowned for this flower.
The society Is now arranging for a rose
show to be held next month at the New
port Casino. when II is expected that the
finest collection OF roses ever seen in this