The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-07

10 YOUR DtSt.
No matter how the work detains you.
No matter how It's dullness chains you.
No matter what the sum II gains you.
Do your best.
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Bridget Duxbury was committed to the
state hospital for the insane, by Judge
Reuckert, today.
william Maloney and Joseph Smith
were fined s. and costs each. in the police
court. today. for revelling on North Main
street. yesterday.
The board Of fire commissioners yes
terday selected lot at the northeast
corner OF Dover and Mt. Pleasant streets
as a site for a new Are sta,ion.
william T. Brown. OF "a Albin street.
was treated at the Rhode Island hospital
yesterday for a crushed toe. His foot
was caught in press at the American
Locomotive works.
Mrs. Anna Stewart OF 3s2 Williams
street has informed the police that yes
terday her son. Daniel. while near his
home. was severely bitten upon his leg
by dog belonging TO a neighbor.
Hurry Rubery's family were moved
from 65 Stamford street to a house at the
corner of Pearl and Providence streets.
yesterday. During the transit OF the goods
there was a total eclipse Of q $40 coat and
a 81 dress waist
Victor Strong. who works at 50 CAL
houn street lost a finger yesterday.
heavy piece OF iron falling upon and
mangiing II 50 badly that when he went
was found necessary.
Moy Ling Coon pleaded not guilty in
the Sixth district court today to the
charge OF stealing a $50 watch and $2U
chain from Wah Long and was held In
$500 for trial next Tuesday. Moy had a
Mclean lawyer and Mclean bondsman
Joseph Billingkoff of $50 Gladstone
avenue. while playing with other boys in
a yard in the rear of Ss3 Gladstone ave-
nue. yesterday. was pushed or fell from
counter. and falling, broke his left leg be-
low the knee. He. was sent to the Rhode
Island hospital.
Everett Cole, a youthful vagrant, who
on July IL had been placed on probation
on his promise TO go to work. which
covenant he had broken, was surrendered
by Mr.. Wallace today. Judge Revckert
imposed a sentence of six months at the
state workhouse.
Frank Cannon, of 125 Blackstone street.
was digging a hole In yard at the
corner Of Benefit and Charles Field
streets. early this morning. Making a
misstep he feil into tho hole and dislo-
Gated his right shoulder. He was sent
to the Rhode Island hospital
Charles Alexander, II years old. yester-
day borrowed pocketbook containing
s34 from his aunt, Priscilla Durfee, who
was a guest at hts parents house. Later
Park and sent home. Mrs. Durfee made
no further complaint to the police.
Joseph Badesse will be tried next Tues
day for an alleged assault upon Patrick
Fay. The police say that the assault was
unprovoked. Badesse says that he was
called bad names and struck Fay In self
defence. Judge Reuckert couldn't this
morning reconcile the two versions, 50
held Badesse In $780,
George Lung. IA years old, Of ss Ivy
street, East Providence. employed as a
messenger by the Postal Telegraph COM
pany, was struck by a Crescent Park
car. on Tockwotten street at $3.50 last
night and knocked from his bicycle. Lung
sustained slight injuries to his right side
Frederick G.. d. Chadbourne was given
until a week from next Friday TO All In
n cesspool according 20 instructions pre-
vlously given him by the board OF health.
This arraignment was made by Judge
Reuckert when Chadbourne said that he
supposed the man he hired TO do the
work had completed II.
John Tella and William Campan,ni
were fined SIS and costs each and Rocco
Pasarilla sent 10 the reform school dur
ing his minority by Judge Reuckert today
for assaulting Joseph Coloccio. These
boys first set a dog upon Coloccio and
then knocked him down and biackened
his eye.
Theodore valeauette. Of 1ss Sylvan
street. Central Falls who is working for
Norcross Brothers asserted 20 the police
last night, that he had been relieved OF
hin SIS watch at the corner or Eddy and
Fountain streets. at II o'clock. last night
lie was intoxicated when he made his
complaint.
James Doian and James Daley. Juven-
lies. who on July 18th were placed In Mr.
wallace's charge. pending the action Of
the grand jury on charges against them