The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-07-02
NEWSLETS

Now summers come in full array,
The city's dull, the beaches gay.
And pspa's working out the sum.
OF how TO make the office pay.
The seasons bills OF ma and girls
For gorgeous gowns and hats. and curls.
Who at the beaches or the hills
Revolve In Fashions giddy whirls.
New York Herald.
A blanket valued at SO was stolen from
Michael Clinton's yard. on Clay street.
yesterday afternoon.
William f. Demas was committed 10
the state hospital for the insane, today.
upon the order OF Judge Sweetland
Isaac Crocker of 81 Westminster street.
reports six pair of swimming wings,val-
ued at $40 stolen from his shop. yester-
day.
Mr.. John p. Morgan and James Crook
left here for Tennessee last evening.
where they will remain for the coming
two weeks.
John Hayes OF 30 Cromwell street, re-
ports that his silk umbrella valued at
81, stolen from a parrOOm on flfo street,
at o'clock this morning.
A compass valued at IS. and 30 cents
In change, was stolen from Joseph III.
Palmer's boat at Potter's wharf at the
foot OF Crary street, yesterday.
James Cannon was fined 81 and costs IN
the Sixth district court today. for the
theft OF two boxes o Strawberries valued
at 30 cents from Charles IL. Chace.
Jeremiah Scanlan, accused OF nom
support promised Judge Sweetland today
that he would 20 TO work and maintain
his wife He was placed on probation
until June BIRD.
The Isaac l.. Goff company James It.
Freeman, auctioneer. sold at public anc-
ton at noon today, two-family house, No.
"a Dover street corner Pemberton, to Ter
ence McQuade for $780,
James McDermott was fined 81 and costs
in the police court, today, for drunken
ness. and in the Sixth district court was
placed on probation until June 2Sd, by
Judge sweetland. today, on the charge
OF non-support
Annie w. Taylor OF Providence grad
uated from Radcliffe college. Harvard
university. this week, receiving the de-
gree OF Bachelor OF Arts. Although n
member OF the junior class she has COM
pieted two years work in one.
Owen MCGEE. 2s years old, residing at
422 Pleasant street. Pawtucket was sent
10 the Rhode Island hospital at $50
O'Clock last night. He walked over
board at the foot of Globe street and was
rescued by the crew OF coal barge.
Annie T. McGrath of 81 Regent avenue.
was Knocked down at the corner OF Dor
rance and Westminster streets at $50
o'clock last evening. The automobile
was operated by Benjamin Fessenden Of
Young Orchard avenue. Miss McGrath
was not injured.
William Either, 10 years old. was placed
on probation until June 27th, by Judge
Sweetland today for the theft OF 81 from
Mary Bergeron. Eugene Jesus, IA years
old, was fined 81 for the theft OF IL bun
dies 70 wood, valued at rs cents from Ell
len Hanley.
Antonio Iacampo was before Judge
Sweetland today on the charge OF as
sault with a knife upon Henry zoglio.
He waived an examination and was held
for the grand jury In 800. This Is the
last Of the arrests In connection with the
Siler Lake fracas OF a month 40.
Andrew Bagalio war arraigned In the
Sixth district court. today. upon the
charge OF receiving sA worth OF -four. and
500 worth OF sugar which was stolen
from Kihor Najarian and another. Know
ing the same 10 have been stolen. He
pleaded not guilty and was held in 800
for trial on July sth.
Carrie Long. a well dressed woman.
pleaded guilty in the Sixth district court,
today. TO the charge OF stealing a pocket
book and contents. valued at sl1. the
property Of Alice Pray. The pocketbook
was taken from n chatelaine bag In a
Westminster street dentists Office yes
terday.
In the Sixth district juvenile court. to-
day. John Miller and George H. Collins
10 years old. were placed on probation
until June 9th, and Byron Greene and
John Mcrague, each IL years old were
fined 50 each. They were arrested for
stealing from wagon In charge OF
Frederick Campbell, a box OF chocolates
valued at 81. the property OF Charles b.
Humphrey and another.