The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-16
SIXTH DISTRICT
COURT SESSION
THE DAY AFTER

Catherine Greene in the Sixth dictric'
court this morning was fined s. and costs
for an assault on Walter Connery, boy
II was told TO the court that the Con-
merry boy with other lads was sitting on
the door steps al his home when. the
woman. a neighbor. came along and ask
ed TO see the boys mother who was Ill.
The woman had been drinking and the
boy believing that a visit from the woman
60 his mother would be only 10 excite her,
refused TO let the women enter the house,
whersupon she kicked him In the stom-
ach.
Charles Fraden was arraigned this
morning on a warrant charging him with
allowing his COWS TO roam AT large on
Ernest strseet without the permission OF
the mayor. He pleaded not guilty ana was
held IN the sum OF 500 for trial on Fri
day next Later he came into court os-
tsnEibly 60 retract his plea, but as he
would not plead either guilty or not
guilty without endeavoring 10 argue the
case Judge Reuckert again held him IN
500 bonds for trial on Friday.
Ernest street Is near the filtration plant
OF the city at Fields Point. and the COWS
have been destructive 10 the banks OF
the alter beds which have been graded
and sodded. Captain Merrill says that the
man has been warned several times to
keep bis cows from the filter bed prop
srty.
The story OF a scrap with hoes was told
20 Judge Reuckert this morning when
Eugene Mattele was arraigned for an as
sault on Vincenzo Marcelle. The latter
Is a hoer for the highway department and
on the sixth OF this month while working
on Camden avenue he entered new
building being constructed by Mattele
who is a contractor, for a certain purpose
and was met by Mattele who objected 10
his presence i'm the building. Marcelle al
leges that he was assaulted and driven
from the building. and was followed by
Maftele who then grabbed a hoe from
mortar bed and inflicted injuries on him.
On the other hand Mattee says that he
was attacked by Marcele who used the
hoe he had with him. and that he received
some ugly cuts. He appeared in court with
one arm swathed In bandages pleaded
not guilty and gave surety In 500 30 APP
pear for trial on Friday.
Frances Jones for the larceny OF stock
sngs valued at Is cents from the Outlet
store. was fined IS and costs.
William Cunningham, charged with the
OF his wife and child, was
RidCc1 Ni UiOhdAlNl iii june ~
Thomas p. Hasney pleaded not guilty
60 the embezzlement OF $3.50 from the
Providence Box and Lumber Company.
and he was fined $50 and costs.
James Martin, charged With being a
drunkard, was placed on proba-
ton till June IA.
William o'Brien was fined for an as
sault on Alex Moffitt, the amount OF $50
and costs
Tilley Paul pleaded guilty 20 being a
common nightwalker. and was sentenced
to the state workhouse for six months.
Thomas Collins, a Grand Army man.
pleaded guilty to being a common drunk
ard. and was sent TO the state workhouse
for six months,
Miles McAvoy was charged with an as
sault on Frank Gibbons and was fined $40
and costs. IL was told TO the court that
MoAvoy while drunk got into n row with
wife and that when Gibbons
came TO her rescue he was assaulted and
was bitten on the arm and the back