The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-23

Jest as happy as kin be
Hunun Ter the Christmas tree;
l 'Git big one, says the boys
Limbs enough fer all the toys!'
So we're hackin left an right
| All the Christmas trees In sight.
Jest as happy as kin be
| Thinkin' o them of-time joys
In the days o long ago
Made the young ones love II so!
Thinkin' o them ol'-timc joys
| Amt we jest bald-headed boys?
stu the spirits glad an free
| Where Love finds the Christmas tree:
! with the little ones around
Lies sweet blossoms on Loves ground :
I Sull for us there's JOYS 10 be
PIsintin' O. tho Christmas tree!
Atlanta Constitution
Two flannel night robes were stolen
! from yard at II Link street, Saturday
! night
John Baptistc. q years old. has been
| missing from 5o7 North Main street, since
! Saturday.
Annie McGregor was sant to the state
hospital for the insane by Judge Sweet
land. today.
An overcoat. valued at SIS. belonging to
Patrick Clark. was stolen from an en-
try at 2oS Dean street, SATURDAY,
Hayward Brown was fined SIS and costs
by Judge sweetland today for an assault
upon Lulu Ferby, last Friday night
Thomas Read was relieved OF a pocket
book containing q cents on a Pawtucket
car, on North Main street, Saturday az
ternoon.
Edward Gilerlane was fined 81 ana
costs, by Judge Sweetland. today. for the
Inert OF coal shovel and basket from
Thomas Johnson. Saturday.
Arthur Carter was sent 10 iail for 50
days by Judge Sweetland. this morning
for assauting his wifc. At their home ON
Laushlin place Saturday night
The property OF Sarah Harrington has
been attached in the sum OF 500 by Dixie
q. lloyt Transportation OF the names
was made by inadyertence I'm The News.
Saturday evening
In the Sixth District court yesterday !
the following shoplifters were fined |
Emanuel Lesrando. sl5 and costs: Kate |
Hamilton. John Short and Jennie Apreld, |
50 and costs each.
Albert SAKE. Of $50 North Main street |
reports tho theft OF four pair OF boots !
from In front OF his shop Saturday night. |
Two were felt and two were rubber. |
The f1rst two pair haven't been felt since /
then. As to the other two pair-rubber!
Michael Gormley was brought before
Judge Sweetland, on a capias this morn /
ing. for non-support. Since July and up /
TO last Saturday, he had contributed $40 |
for his wife's support. he was sem |
fenced to jail for so days and took an
appeal
Kate Hamilton. a shopifter who APP
peared In the Sixth District court with |
three little children today was placed on
prcbat tion for shoplifting last SATURDAY..
Jennie Ursillo pleaded not guilty cf the !
same offence and was held I'm 500 for trial
Dee 27th
Pensions have been granted Rhode Isl-
anders as follows: Original. Amaziah
Hunter. Providence. 81. Increase restor-
alton, reissue. ctc William Wardwell
'entral Falls, Sle. Original widows. etc,
special accrued. Dec. :. Abigail j. H.
Manchester, Providence IS; Emma j.
Tenncr. Oaklawn. s..
Officers Butts and Kent of the Fifth |
tation probably saved n man from freoz- i
ng TO death yesterday morning. The |
nicers discovered the man laid out on /
ne deck or barge nears Point street
ridge al 1880 o'clock in the morning
whose appearance Indicated intoxlcation
q very acute form lie was with Diff |
ulty awakened enough so that he could | /
= taken to the Fifth station, whero he
ias found to be thoroughly numhed by
ne cold. After being thawcd out he gave |
he name OF Henry Pennia, and said he |
'as deck hand on the barge lie was
'cked up for drunkenness and fined the
nstomary s. in court yesterday.