The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-28

John L. Allen is confined TO his home,
Al Stamford avenue, by illness.
Raymond Gardner. colored nine years
old, has been missing from l13 Codding
street since Tuesday.
Edward White was placed on probation
in tho Sixth district court today for an as
sault upon his wife. Catherine.
Benjamin A. S. whitemans barn at 5ls
Eaton street was broken into last night
and bicycle, valued at SO, was stolen.
Ourora Guertin was today placed on
probation for one year by Judge Sweet
land. She was up as a common night
walker.
Michael Corcoran. who had threatened
10 do his wife. Nora bodily HARM was
this morning required by Judge Sweetland
TO give surety i'm 500 10 keep the peace.
Oscar Grossman. driver OF tea
peddling wagon. reports the theft from
that vehicle when on Hewitt street yes
terday morning OF a bundle OF lace cur
talns, valued at Sc.
Hose and Hook and Ladder respond
ed to a still alarm at S:45 p. IN. yesterday
for a slight fire at 1S2 Acorn street which
oil stove; no damage.
Charles Baxter. IS years old. residing at
60 Superior street. had a slight shock
when In DR.. A. NJ. Knapps office at
p. m yesterday. He was sent to the
Rhode Island hospital.
Robert Drysdale admitted sufficient
evidence to convict when arraigned in the
Sixth district court today for an assault
upon DIR. Craig Cameron, and was held
for the grand jury in $500
Morris Kenner was arraigned In the
Sixth district court today for peddling
fruit without first having obtained n
license from the board OF police commits
sioners. He was fined IS and costs.
Rocco scorpio was placed on probation,
and Carlo Coette was held in 800 for
trial next Tuesday on the charge Of steal
ing bag of rags valued at so cents the
property OF Manual Sherman. The re-
spondents were small boys.
Engine Co. 1s responded to a still alarm
at 7:25 o'clock p. m. yesterday for a
brush fire In vacant lot at the corner OF
Social and Greely streets. At $50 o'clock
the same company put out a slight fire
In barn an the rear OF 81 Asham
street.
A horse attached to a buggy. owned
and driven by DIR. l.. p. Darcy of Sc
Broadway. Pawtucket, ran away on
North Main street yesterday afternoon
The doctor was thrown out. hut not in
jured. The buggy was demolished and
one wheel was taken off n. l.. Miler's
carriage. with which the runaway
collided.
William Murray and John Irving who
were picked up by the Central station
officers early yesterday morning as sus-
picious persons. were this morning ar
raigned in the Sixth district court on the
charge OF vagrancy They pleaded not
guilty and were held in 500 each for trial
next Friday. Each had a gun when ar
rested. They are crooks who probably
came here to turn a trick
Joseph Hudson, an olneyviIle tailor.
was fined 500 and costs in the police court
today for affixing a wooden sign TO
Postal Telegraph companys pole and re-
fusing TO remove the same when ordered
10 do so by Capt. Rowe. Hudson told
Judge Pirce that he Informed the captain
that he would remove his sign when
sti4eFs-teeA theirs ffefff-tite pole, ffeuCe
the severity OF the fine.
William McCarty. Frank McCarty, VII
liam Brown, Joseph Crotty, George RYAN
and Edward Reardon, whose ages range
from nine TO 13 years. were brought be-
fore Judge Sweetland today on the charge
Of assaulting John Hawks last Wednes-
day. The latter had been shingling his
house at 191 Doyle avenue. The boys
were taking shingles from the yard when
Mr.. Hawks daughter ordered them TO
leave the premises. Mr. Hawks then
came out to drive the boys away, when
he and his daughter were hit by stones
thrown by the boys. They pleaded not
guilty and Will have their trials next
Tuesday.