The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-29
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Otto Jugel and Max Voight, who made
a disturbance at a meeting OF the Olney-
vile strikers last Wednesday night were
fined 81 and costs each in the police court
today for revelling Judge Ptrce made
fines light for the reason that there were
extenuating circumstances and that the
costs would be quite large.
Arthur u. Wheeler OF 1872 and Joseph
Bedard OF 123 Waverly street. were rid
ing wheels and moving I'm opposite direc-
tions on that thoroughfare. last evening.
BY some means they came into collision.
Both men were thrown. Wheelers nose
was broken, his face cut and he sus-
tanned slight concussion of the brain. Be-
dards face was cut slightly.
An alarm from box 295. shortly AFTER
O'Clock, last evening called the fremen
to the residence OF Edwin Il. Grfnnell at
us Elmwood avenue. The blaze was IN a
sleeping room and when the firamen ar
rived they had little work 10 do. The fire.
burned a carpet and the back OF a bureau.
but the damage was slight The cause OF
the blaze Is unknown.
Benjamin Kirby took a header from
a Pawtuckct car at or near the junction
OF North Main street and Branch avensSe
at $50 last evening. and. though con-
siderably shaken up and bruised, contin-
ued on the car TO Pawtucket Mr.. Kirpy
lives at 90 Benefit street In this city and
at the time that the accident occurred
was riding on the front seat of car
bound for Pawtucket. So sharp and sud-
denly was the car stopped that Kirby
was thrown forward. striking the pave
ment and meeting with injury.
Bernard McHugh was held in 800 by
Judge Ruchert today for keeping a COM
mon nuisance at l02 Crary street
Elmwood car g. with n trailer loaded
with stone. ran into the rear end OF
George Mathewson's ice cart on Winter
street this morning The fee wagon was
considerably damaged.
Patrick Farrell was tried. found guilty
and sentenced TO the farm for six months
by Judge Rueckert today for neglect to
support his wife.
Francis Murphy was placed on proba-
ton until Dec. by Judge Rueckert today
for the larceny OF a pair OF spectacles
valued at 81 belonging TO Elizabeth Nc
Cariahan.
Samuel and Pauline Rosenthal. for
keeping house OF i'll fame. and Annie
Vice and Lena Sumter. who had been
arrested as lewd and wanton persons.
were called in the Sixth district court
today Failing TO put In an appearance
their bail was declared defaulted.
Edward McIugh was held for the
grand Jury in 81. 900 in each Of two COM
plants for maintaining separate and dis
tinct liquor nuisances on Crary street
and In 800 on each of two complaints
for illegal keeping for sale. He was be-
fore Judge Ruekert today.
Attilio Sprito was fined $50 and costs
I'm the Sixth district court today for as
saulting his wife. He struck her I'm the
abdomen twice yesterday. injuring her
so that physician had to be called
David Hill. colored. was held for the
grand jury I'm 5000 by Judge Rueckert
TO-DAY David lives on Dollar street He
has had good deal OF trouble with Mag.
Casey. one OF the characters OF that part
OF the city. She exasperated him 10 such
an extent yesterday that he smote her
on the head with large piece of con-
create. making quite a severe cut.
Joseph dc Santo, an italian. In attempt
Ing 20 reach the safety valve on boilers
OF the Annawamscott company at Drown
VILE. yesterday. fell from the roof. tho
ladder slipping and sustained n fracture
OF the skull. long cut on the scalp and
a had shaking up lie was picked up
unconscious and cared for until Dr. Mel
son v. Hall OF Warren arrived. The man
was taken 10 his home on Maple avenua
Drownviiie after Dr. Hail had reduced
the fracture and taken n stitches 10
close the wound
Pensions have been granted Rhode ISL
anders as follows: Original Overton G..
Langley. Newport. So: Jona than Brom-
ley. woonsocket $40: widows. minors
and dependant relatives. Annie =. Bur-
dick, Westerly. si2.