The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-25

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| AS one indisposed 10 advice,
bad ciss to the ht! Jist make IT," he
said,
"As big as ye can for the price"
4 Richmond Dispatch.
The case OF Joseph Kavanagh. accused
| of vagrancy. was in the Sixth district
court today, continued until Dec. 8.
| Mary Ryan, OF 90 Ormsbee avenue, re-
| ports that two table clothes were stolen
| from a trunk at her house yesterday
William whiteside was fined SO and
costs by Judge Sweetland today for steal
| ing n pair OF pantaloons from Edward Nc
| Laughlin.
! Felix George denied in the Sixth district
court today that he had failed 10 support
| his family and was held in $500 for trial
next Friday.
Evalna Jones' colored. was sentenced
10 the state farm for two years by Judge
| Sweetland today for being n common
night walker.
| Lizzie Ryan waived examination I'm the
| Sixth district court today and was held
| for the grand jury in $1,000 for keeping
house of Ill fame.
| Henry williams. colored. was bound
| over to the grand jury from the Sixth
| district court today for making an indie
| cent exposure. The bail was 800.
William Hennessy pleaded not guilty
| I'm the Sixth District court today TO the
! charge of creulty TO pair Of horses and
| gave surety in 5000 for trial on May 9th.
| James Hampson admitted sufficient evil
dence in the Sixth district court today
| 10 convict him of selling impure milk, and
was fined $40 and costs Oh each of two
| such complaints.
Michael ID. Kelly was fined s. and costs
| by Judge Sweetland today for the theft
| OF three cans and contents, valued at SO
cents. from Annie Kelley. The cans con-
| tanned tomatoes.
Mrs. Mary A. Paige. OF q Laban street
| discovered man attempting TO break
| INTO her house at PAS yesterday morn
ing. A window pane and a cellar door
bolt had been broken.
Thomas and william Fox were ar
rested for revelling on Washington street
by Patrolman Caffrey yesterday after
noon and today they were fined IS and
costs each in the police court.
Emeline King. of s17 Pine street, extin-
| guished a fire In her tenement last night,
| that had been caused by parlor match.
Some draperies and a picture valued at
| 81 were destroyed. Her hand was slightly
burned.
| James Nichols, accused OF non-support
| was placed on probation until Dec. 5th
| by Judge Sweetland today. Willis E.
| Horton was tried and found not guilty
/ OF having failed TO support his minor
| children.
John Cassidy. who was placed on pro-
baton. Aug. 30. 1901, for the theft Of
| growing fruit, was surrendered by Mr..
| Wallace today and Judge Swectland SEN
| fenced him to the reform school during
| his minority.
| Peter Riggieri was to have been tried
| I'm the Sixth District court, today for
improper knowledge OF Nicolina SANTA.
| AS certain documentary evidence IL to
be obtained from Italy the case was con-
| tinued until May 9th.
| The Fordham College baseball team ar
| rived I'm this city this morning from Bos-
ton on A six-in-hand coach enroutc for
| Worcester where they are billed to play
| the Holy Cross college team. The club
| took breakfast at the Newman hotel
| John Moore. on complaint of his father,
| that he was % years old. a common
|
| vagrancy In the Sixth district court today.
| The young mans mother gave him quite
a bad record. Moore was sent TO the
| farm for six months.
| AZ the 31st annual convention or the
/ Woman's Baptist Foreign Missionary So
| clety of the east at Binghamton, y. Y,
! yesterday afternoon, Miss Sarah &. Dur
| fee of this city was chosen president and
| Mrs w H. Il. FauDcc and Miss Mary
| A. Green vice presidents.
| Jesse Spindler. who had been employed
| AT the Eddy street power house, but
| had lost his job. made an assault upon
| Manuel Sousa. another workman, as the
] latter left the station yesterday, striking
| him with a dinner pail, cutting his fore
| head and splitting his lip. Spindler plead
! ed guilty and was held for the grand jury
| in $500.
James IL. Barney. music teacher, piano
| tuner and dealer i'm pianos, died at New
| mort Yesterday. He was born In ProVi-
! dence lie was a prominent Mason ana
| a veteran Of the Civil war Mr.. Rsrney
| was a member OF the New England order
| Of Protection and Of the Newport board
J of trade. The deceased was probably the
best known Red Man in the country.
I inward o'Keefe Of $50 Wickenden
| street went home drunk. a week ago last
/ Nonday. and assaulted his wife. Bridget.
| so she said blackening her eye and push
/ ing her head against hot stove tie
| also kicked her about her BODY
| O'Keefes eight-year-old son. Charles
| testified against him. o'Keefe swore
| that his wife had assaulted him. me ne
bruises she got was when he showed her
1 t.., = door Mr. wallace said that