The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-28

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Sing "a song o. lection day!
Voters all I'm linei
Bands are tunin' up 10 play
Airs OF old lang synC,
life is something sweetiy grand
Az YOU walk the street.
Finding friends on every hand
All prepared 10 treat.
Don't care much for lots o. things
That they brag about.
But there's one time sure that brings
JOY beyond a doubt.
old traditions can't all thrive,
Some must fade way.
But there's one that must survive,
An that's election day.
Washington star.
Charles Larin. a Sunday crap player.
was fined 50 and costs by Judge Rueckert
this morning.
Elijah Hicks. colored. was fined $40 and
costs I'm the 9th district court today for
cruelty 10 a horse.
Hose . and II. and l. 6 cxtinguishcd \
chimney fire at % Republican street, yes
terday afternoon.
Mary Monahan was committed 10 the
state hospital for the insane, today, by
order OF Judge Rueckert.
Giovanni La Magua was held for the
grand jury I'm $1,000 by Judge Rueckert.
this morning on the charge of keeping a
grog shop.
Rov. James N. Nutting, chaplain al tho
state institutions has SO far recovered
from n severe attack OF double pneumo-
MIA as TO sit up i'm bed.
Michael Mlak was fined S25 and costs by
Judge Rueckert. today. for the theft OF a
watch and chain, valued at $50, the prop
erty OF Micrine Ketman.
ON Thanksgiving night Or. f. r.
Sprague will speak and sing at the quar-
ters Of the Volunteers OF America, 923
Westminster street. All are cordially in
vited.
Robert Doyle, I years of age. OF 19
Dudley street, fell from "A low gear. when
on Plain street. yesterday afternoon. one
of the wheels grazed his leg i~njuring it
slightly,
George Sweeney. James Giblin and
James Mccormick were fined s. each by
Judge Rueckert, today for defacing a
building belonging TO Annie Cosgrove and
others, To the extent OF s..
Supt. Fits nettcd a nv%e-pound. white
mouthed bass at Roger Williams Park.
yesterday. All the park lakes are we'll
stocked with bass. Mr.. Fits also took out
90 carp. These weighed from S TO 20
pounds each.
Tho complaint against Frank Kelleher
OF m~anslauglfteF having, II Is alleged by
the police, slain Peter Mccarthy. which
tnFaa 10 have hnat HAND "a, fha cal Ale
trict court today. was by request OF coun-
sci continued until Dec. 9Th.
The alarm from box 326 at $50 o'clock
last night was n needless one. Smoke
from n stove i'm the watchman's shanty at
Vaughan & cos lumber yard. 1853 West
minister street. caused n citizen 10 think
that the premises were on fire.
Joseph Brogan. a juvenile was placed
on probation. I'm the 9Th district court.
today, on the complaint for the theft of
jugs OF liquor. George Smith, another ju-
vcnile. who has a bad record, was fined
8 each on three similar complaints.
Patrick Flaherty pleaded guilty I'm the
9Th district court, today. for an assault
upon his wife. Mary. whom he struck
and choked. while he was drunk yester-
day. lie has been acting 90 badly OF late
AslaN MS wiz haN btNbAiAt dlldiu VI Hllls
lie was sentenced 10 Jail for 30 days.
Winnifred Brady, IL years old. for the
theft Of n skirt from Eva Conway. was
today. placed on probation by Judge
Rueckert. Catherine Skinner. for the theft
OF the same skirt and some ribbon be-
longing to Eva conway, was sentenced 10
the reform school during her minority.
Robinson Bentley. 70 years old. was
fouud guilty i'm the 9th district court to-
day. when tried for non-support. From
the evidence submitted by the defence
Mr.. BENTLEY had no money and was in
capacitated from age and lnhrmitles
from doing any kind OF work.
A charity whist party was held I'm tho
parish rooms OF the Church OF the Holy
Name, last evening, zoo participating. The
prizes were won by Martin Feeney. John
r. Mulvey. Miss Jennie Coffee. Mrs.
James Norton and Miss Winirred Coffee.
A game OF "~forty-hve.' was also played.
the prize winners being Timothy O'Con-
nor and Mrs. John n. Mawkins.
James F'eeney. Patrick Salmon and
Thomas Donovan were arraigncd in tho
9Th district court today on tho charge ~
entering I'm the night time the barn OF
John Casey and stealing hay and oats.
valued az 81. They had previously work
I'd for Casey Hitching up Casey's horse
and wagon they loaded on tho hay and
oats and took It away n sold tho same.
They were each held for the grand Jury
I'm $50.
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