The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-12-18
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MORNING.
Goodby, old horse, we'll turn you out
To roam DER hill and plain;
We've bought q brand new steamer and
Wen ne'er need you again.
With boiler. steam and gasolene
Well ride from morn till dark.
And on each pleasant afternoon
Go whizzing through the park.
You're hardly worth a piece OF piei
Goodby. old horse goodby!
EVENING.
Come here. old horse. we need your pull
To get us home tonight.
This machinery. complex, putting thing
Is not perfected-auite.9
Ten miles from home II fused and
fumed
And then refused TO go:
And minus both push and pull
IL was case of whoa
III you'll return SO will our Joy
Good boy. old horse. good boy!
Automobile Magazine.
Robert MacMurtie OF 1s1 Lockwood
street reports that vest valued at 81 was
stolen from his house yesterday.
jacob Diamond was fined s2c and cost
in the 6th district court. today, for a sim
pie assault upon Frank Deldeo.
In the Juvenile court. today, John w.
Mycroft was fined IS and Frank Shaw 81,
for shop-lifting In shepard's yesterday
Maud Fauklln war sentenced TO the
farm for nine months by Judge Sweet
land, today. for being lewd and wan
ton.
Louis Blanchard was fined $50 and costs
In the 9Th district court today for carry
ing a concealed weapon. viz: spring
billy.
Enterprise Lodge. knights Of Pythias,
Will hold an entertainment and ball In the
Lilly building, Westminster street, this
evening.
John Bowater's liquor saloon at 1ls Pine
street was entered. last night. by way OF
n rear window. Tobacco valued at $40
was stolen
Peter Marshall and Frank Roddy were
fined IS and costs each I'm the police
court. today, for revelling on Summer
street. yesterday.
The Loyal Workers OF Hammond
street will meet at the Mission or the
Coming King. S27 Broad street. tomorrow
evening at 7:45. Elder w. o. Williams will
speak all are welcome.
A pocketbook containing 81 was stolen
frorn Mrs. Hulda Bergman, of 50 Munich
avenue. while she was standing In a
crowd at the corner OF Weybosset and
Union streets yesterday.
Captain Kelly OF Hose Q discovered wa
ter running In the house at 81 Arthur
avenue. yesterday. He forced an entrance |
and shut OF the water. which came from |
a broken pipe on the second floor.
Mary Kenney OF 104 Larch street paid /
a man 81 for two baskets OF coal which he
was to bring in from a wagon from which
he was peddling the same. This was on
Monday. She has not yet seen the coal.
Daniel Hurley. II years old, was placed
on probation until June 5. 1903 by Judge
Sweetland, today. Hurley has been hang
ing about pool rooms and refused TO go to |
work. He promised the court to seek en-
ployement.
An overcoat. valued at 81. a watch at
sl2 and cheap chain was stolen from
jeremiah Mccarthy, an inmate OF the
Soldiers Home at Togus. Me-, while he
was In the What Cheer lodging house.
last night.
Pensions have been granted as follows:
Original John Walsh, Riverpoint. IS. In
crease. reissue, etc. Francis McAndrew,
Providence. -; Henry Cook, Providence,
ST.. widows minors. etc. Mary l.
Clarke. Newport. IS.
An overcoat valued at IS, gloves 81, sack
coa' and vest $l6 watch chain 50. and a
quarterly pass book was stolen from John
Ccburn. a telegraph operator at the Gas
pes street office OF the Consolidated Rail-
road company, yesterday afternoon.
James r. Forester was fined SIS and
costs, by Judge Sweetland. today. for the
larceny of pair Of felt boots and pair
o. stockings from Samuel Hicklin, a
South Main street shop-keeper. Forrest
er put on the stockings and shoes and
watching his chance. ran out OF the shop.
The regular meeting OF the Providence
Woman's Christian Temperance union |
will be held. Friday afternoon. I'm the
small hall OF the Y. NJ. c. A. building,
entrance Jackson street, at 8 o'clock. Rev |
A. b. Christy will give report OF the
Anti-Saloon League convention. recently
held In Washington. The public is invited.
Board meeting at O'clock.
Thomas Shepard was fined $40 and costs
In the sth district court. this morning,
for assaulting John Durigan. These men
had quarrel over a woman at the Bull
Dog tavern, last night. There was a
light up stairs I'm which shepard's right
hand was cut. The fight was renewed on
the sidewalk. where Durigan was knock
ed through a pane OF glass valued at So
and his head was severely cut.
Robert L. Tilton, q years old OF
Dexter street North Attleboro and To- |
seph Rock. % and Frank Maroney. 20
years old also OF that town, were ar
rested on Charles street by Patrolmen N,
+. Morse. ID. Mccarthy and w. NJ De-
aney, at O'Clock last night. on suspi-
zion OF larceny. They were trying 10 sell
fur sacaue In pawn shop. They were
allowed To go. but the sacaue. which be-