The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-29

The while the bright and brisk brunette.
Not knowing any reason why,
| Is naturally In pet
And does not speak as they pass by.
| The reason OF this falling out
Might be a little hard 10 guess
! Because the fuss was not about
| A man or becoming dress.
The breach will not be healed I fear.
The brisk brunette with Needless
tongue
Said innocent of harm: MY dear
You're looking absolutely young"
Chicago News.
Merrill Peltrer. OF Lowell. was re-
lieved OF a SIS watch at Narragansett
park, yesterday.
A brass self-feeding oil valve was stolen
from william Barton's yacht. at Edge
wood. wednesday.
William Gardner a common drunkard
by Judge Rueckert today
Miss Josephine eastman and Miss
a two weeks vacation at Matunuck
Beach.
Mr.. Vincent McKenna. prominent
business man OF Douglas avenue. has
started on a three weeks tour OF the
South.
James Corp OF ss2 Potters avenue, was
taken suddenly III in Roger Williams
park late yesterday afternoon and was
removed IN the police ambulance to his
home.
A complaint against Joseph Barbato for
assaulting his wife was discontinued in
ment OF costs.
Catherine McGinn, II years old, and
homeless. was picked up by the police, at
the corner OF Pine and Stewart streets. at
$40, last night. She was sent to the char
ity building.
An unoccupied saloon at SO wickenden
street was entered by a rear cellar win
dow. Wednesday night and brass brack-
cts and lead pipe worth sf5. stolen.
Two OF the deck hands OF tho steamer
Plymouth got into quarrel yesterday.
They managed to smash a g show case
and will have to settle for the damage.
Annie McHugh waived examination to-
day and was bound over to the grand
Jury in $1,000 for keeping a LIQUOR nuisance.
She also appealed from two sentences for
making two legal sales.
William p. Carpenter. George ]. Brown
and Henry r. Fenner were fined go and
costs each. in the Sixth district court to-
day for selling impure milk. Brown set
tied: the others appealed.
william Straight's saloon, 80 South Man
street. was entered by the uss Of faiso
keys last night and n In change taken.
This IL the second visitation of that kind
at this saloon within week.
James Mahoney. a deck hand on the
steamer Plymouth. fell against an iron
stanchion. while attempting TO move q
large packing case. He sustained q Sc
we're cut DaCk OF ms riknt ear.
Michael Tnmble went to a saloon at
the corner OF Westminster and Howard
streets, last night. to beg for drink
When refused the favor be stole a pool
ball. Today he was fined SO and costs
by Judge Rueckert.
Bessie Mahan was sent TO the farm for
being a common railer and brawfer She |
was brought up on an old charge OF as
sauiting Alice Greenwood ana was fined |
$40 and costs for that affatr.
George r. Damon, OF s Gilbert street. |
informs the police that while his family |
were away. last evening. the lock OF his |
entry door was broken, the tenement en- |
tered and tl2 In pennies. rolled up In
packages OF 20, was stolen.
John II. Sutherland reports that 80 was |
stolen from him IN william Doian's sa-
loon. n Power street, last night. -Four |
arrests have been made In consequence Of |
this complaint and they may be heard |
from IN the Sixth district court tomorrow. |
Joseph Gormley was held In 800 for |
trial tomorrow. by Judge Pirce today, on
the charge OF revealing on Amherst |
street. Mathew veech. Walter South and
william Brown were fined s. and costs
for revelnng on New York avenue. yester-
day.
Isaac Addleman OF ,s willard avenue.
reports that his barn. corner Of Ash and
Hilton streets. was broken into last
night. The intruder shen broke open a
boxed wagon and stole from Il IS pairs
,f shoes valued at so and two wooden
.kirts worth so.
one OF Banspach Brothers Ice cream
ieiivery wagons was struck by a crapston
street car. near Althea street. at 40 p. m,
,estertay. William Kelly, the driver.
sss thrown out and his left arm and leg
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