The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-15

This morning Olive Wilson. otherwise
known as the Bird, was arraigned be-
fore Judge Bliss in the Eleventh district
court. charged with being a disorderiy
person. She was gathered in on a war
rant last night by officer Harrgan.
Catherine at first pleaded not guilty
and was ordered TO furnish bail I'm the
sum of 500 for her appearance for trial
Friday next. few minutes later she
returned with Chief Adams to retract her
plea, but changed her mind when the bar
of the court was reached. and decided
that she was still not guilty of the
charge.
A few minutes later she entered the
court room a third time and pleaded
guilty. Judge Bliss imposed a sentence
of six months at the state workhouse.
"All right. your honor, she said, with
smile. as she left the room.
A TALE OF WOE.
Three well-known young men recently
made extensive preparations for a few
days in camp at Nayatt. But when they
started with their paraphernalia they
learned that they could not take II with
them on the cars, so one OF the party
was appointed a committee 10 procure "A
team Tor the transportation Of the camp
equipment
This was done. but their troubles were
not yet over by any means When they
reached Drownville the horse was taken
sick and each one being q horseman the
poor animal was dosed with enough rem
edies 10 kill four nags.
Their destination was finally reached,
and In the small hours of the morning
the party retired. The horse was sup
piled with food and bedding and tied 10
tree. with the rope about his neck. He
decided during the night to do a little
walking. and succeeded in getting the
rope wound about the tree tight enough
to choke him The animal was too far
gone for assistance TO be OF any avail
when found and the Rhode Island Rem
dering company was notified TO remove
the carcass, which they did.
The bill for the horse viii make the
vacation much more expensive than a
trip 10 New York and a stop at A hotel.
where II costs 81 a minute TO chew tooth
picks
ADVERTISED LETTERS.
The following letters are advertised at
Ladies-Mrs Nina Anderson Miss Mary
Z. Burns, Mrs. G. h. Humphrey. Mrs.
Howard, Miss Susan McAloon. Mrs. John
Gentlemen Mr.. Vincent r., Adams,
Manual Cazneino. Mr.. Frank Y. Johnson.
Mr. Frank McAuley, Mr.. NJ. s. Peatt,
Eugene sherman. Mr.. Manuel Silva.
REAL ESTATE REGISTER.
The following transfers of real estate
have been recorded at the Office of the
town clerk:
Robert Rae and winifred Rae. mort
gagged TO the First National bank OF Pied
mont West Virginia, two lots OF land
with all the buildings and improvements
thereon for $3.50.
John B. Carpenter sold TO Antonio and
Luttigorda Abruzzero OF Providence lot
los on the replat Of a part OF the county
plat for SO.
Dsnled j. Murphy and Julia Murphy of
Providence sold 10 William l.. Sunder-
land lots | and on the 3. f.. Borden
plat. north division. for $40
Mary A. sutton and Cecilia A. Sutton
sold to Leonard 3. Almy lot SO on the
Capt LLOYD 8 sutton plat for SO
William A. Penna Jr.. mortgaged to
Caroline A. Tanner OF Providence a tract
OF land at Sabins Point with all the
buildings and improvement thereon for
$500
PERSONAL
Mrs Samuel s Barney. who has been
very III is reported as convalescent.
William T. Brooks is spending a few
DAYS on Block Island.
Mrs Smeed and son. Eddie have re-
turned from visit to Atlantic City.
Henry Meegan has gone on trip to
Albany, n. Y.
Miss May Ryan and Miss Alice Mona
han are spending their vacation in the
White mountains.
WEEKLY SESSION.
Tho following cases came up at the
weekly session OF the Seventh district
court yesterday afternoon.
In the case of Byron Read vs. s. f..
Page, alias John Doe. for trespass and
ejectment. the property Of which posses
sion is sought being lots numbered %. ~
ann n, raj.
stead plat. Continued one week. Com
stock and Gardiner for plaintiff Page and
Page for defendant
Tn the case OF American Electrical
works vs. Frank L. Patch for trespass
and eiectment. the premises OF which
possession Is sought being 2 tract Of land
on Bourne avenue with all the buildings
thereon there was continuance of one
week van Slvck and Mumford for plain
tir Cooke and Angel for defendant
IN the case ~ John Bryson 81 al vs
Charles Clarke for trespass by breaking
and entering the amount Of damage
being laid az 500. there was q continu-
ance for two weeks John J Dolan for
plaintiff Albert Bean for defendant.
In the case Of Mandel w Crane trus-
tee vs Amos GRAY for book account. the
amount Of the claim being 1850. there
was no appearance Of the defendant and
N was continued for one week. Fred
ertck a. Jones for plaintiff
In the case of Mendell w. Crane trus-
tee va r. RaSsier. for book account. the
n mount OF the claim being $500. there
was no appearance OF the defendant and
the case was continued one week. Fred
erick A. Jones for plaintiff.
In the case Of tho National ash Regis
ter company Va Clement and Lawrence.
an action on book account. the amount
Of the clam being $50. George T.
Brown for plaintiff. moved that n he
assigned fcr trial August y and u was
80 ordered
ANIMAL BAKE
- =. T~rfo~ Hall