The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-08
BRISTOL.
Garland Cup 10 Be Raced for
Next Saturday. y..Probate Court
Business.

The cup offered by James A. Garland
is TO be raced for next Saturday under the
auspices OF the Bristol Yacht club. with
the expectations that there will be more
than half dozen entries. The cup is
to be awarded on points given the boats
in three events
The monthly session OF the court OF pro-
bate was held yesterday. A new rule
was made, relating 10 notices and cita-
tlons, and was IA follows; II is ordered
that every application, petition or matter
referred 10 the court upon which notice is
or may be required 10 be given By ad-
vertisement. the clerk is directed 10 ad-
vertise the same at least for IL days once
each week, In the Bristol Phoenix, and 10
issue such citations as by law required.
The petition for the appointment of
Annie Lawder as Administrative on the
estate OF James Lawder was granted.
The consideration OF the inventory Of
the estate OF Patrick McGovern was con-
tinued. The inventory on the estate OF
William l. West was allowed.
The regular session OF the Fifth district
court was held yesterday. The case OF
Philip Brady, overseer OF the poor.
against .danuel MEMS Thexoira in which
the latter is charged with bastardy, con-
tnued until Aug "a.
State. James Hoard. Jr.. against James
Milburn. Sr Milburn was charged with
drunkenness, pleaded guilty and was fined
So and costs
State. James Hoard, .r.. VS. Walter
Brotherton. continued one week Brother
ton pleaded guilty 10 the charge of
larceny OF key from w. T. c. Wardwell.
Brotherton Is about i3 years OF age.
The case OF Mary Ryan against Eva
Ryan. were both continued for one week
The bond was fixed at 800. Hugh Holmes
became surety for Mrs. Ryan and Max
Makowsky became surety for Mrs
Codes Attorney r H. Crowley appeared
for Mrs. Ryan and Attorney l.. s. Hon.
man for Mrs. Goldes. The cases Of
Mary Vera against Frank Terra, on two
charges, threatening to kill and assault.
were continued one week. His bonds
were fixed at 800 in each case. Benjamin
Marshall becoming his surety.
William T O'Donnell appeared for the
defendant and Frank r. Hammll for the
plaintiff
In the case OF state James Hoard Jr.
against Charles Evans. charged with be-
ing n disorderly person a number OF wit
nesses were called but the charges were
not sustained and he was discharged.
William T. O'Donnell, appeared for the
defendant.
William Hodgkinson, who for about a
dozen years was connected with the Ma
tional India Rubber company and who
severed his connection with the company
several months ago. left last evening for
Wilmington Del. where he is TO take
charge OF the factory OF the electric Hose
company.
Miss Mamie Meiggs. who recently un-
derwent an operation for appendicitis at
St.Joseph's hospital in Providence has 40
far recovered IA 10 Ne able 20 ride out.
Mrs. Henry Hudson and daughter Of
Troy. y. Y. who has been visiting her
sister on Richmond street. the past four
weeks returned home Yesterday
The steam yacht Falcon arrived yester-
day from a cruise UP the sound with a
party of excursionists on board. They
came ashore and took a look over the
town and returned on board and steamed
away