The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-20

and was placed under arrest She was
sent 10 the state workhouse for term OF
six months
John A. DALEY an insane person. was
taken from house on Pine street yes
terday and turned over 10 a couple OF
Worcester officers.
Paul Cagnocchie was brought before the
District court yesterday morning on a
charge OF attempted carnal knowledge OF
the little 7-year-old Roch girl. the account
OF which assault appeared I'm this paper
Saturday. lie pleaded not guilty and was
held for trial on Wednesday.
There was one drunk 10 appear before
the court this morning and the usual fine
OF 81 was imposed.
POOR cHILDREN'S EXCURSION
This was the day set for the annual
excursion OF the poor children OF the city
and at an early hour this morning the
streets in the vicinity OF Main street
square presented a lively appearance.
Children were coming from all directions
and they congregated on the sidewalk on
the west side OF East avenue, where an
attempt was made by those in charge OF
the AFFAIR to keep them in some kind OF
order
Overseer OF the Poor Peckham was there
In charge OF the AFFAIR and he was being
assisted by Capt. Vananda and Officers
Smith and Cooper OF the police force II
was considerable OF a contract for the
children were worse than a lot OF hens
10 keep located i'm any one place and the
only thing which had any effect on them
was threat that they would not he al
lowed TO participate In the excursion un-
less they kept quiet.
Finally about $50 O'Clock eleven big
bloomer electrics appeared on the scene
and then for few minutes the square
looked as though an orphan asylum had
HrAl Alya Tn, . 81,
the Crescent Park band and every child
OF the thousand or more that was I'm the
square wanted to get into the particular
car with the band, and when they finally
realized that this was impossible they
were willing TO take the one nearest 10 il.
II was a few minutes before o'clock
when the long line Of cars started. Tne
band was in the first one and II played
a number OF pieces before the start was
made.
The party was accompanied by DR.. b.
u. Richards, the city physician, who will
remain at Crescent Park throughout the
day to attend TO any calls from the chill
dhen which may be made.
WORK ON NORTH MAIN STREET.
A large gang OF workmen started this
morning 70 tear up the pavements on
North Main street preparatory TO laying
the bitulthc pavements which has been
street to a point nearly opposite the po-
lice station. on account OF the large
amount Of traffic on this street II will not
be completely blocked, but the work will
be done on one side before starting on the
other
A HOT DAY.
Yesterday was undoubtedly the hottest
daO OF the season in this city. The rec
ord here for the day was ~. which was
the top notch mark for the year. In spite
o: the intense heat, however. there was
not as much suffering as on some other
days because there was a cool breeze dur
ing the most OF the day and the amount
OF humidity In the air was not as great
as on some other days.
The natural effect OF the heat was TO
send thousands Of people TO the shore re-
sorts and throughout all the day and till
well into the evening the cars TO the east
shore were crowded
Another line which was we'll patronized
was the line which runs TO Cumberland
Hill. This Is one OF the most popular
rides out OF Pawtucket and up till quite
late last night the cars were filed