The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-17
NEWSLETS.
"The incest man / ever saw"

Hes dressed just as the soldiers are.
He wears gold buttons. too,
| And he stands up 80 proud and straight.
| The way the soldiers do.
He always says. Come. little kids.
I'll take you cross the street and
guess cause I'm the littlest girl
| lie always holds my hand.
And all the cars and horses stop
He's so big they don't dare
To say Get up. and drive 'em on.
Because he's standing there.
"He makes believe 10 chase the boys.
And shakes his fist. and then
Me laughs and laughs. and they all come
A scampering back again.
Sometimes he pats me on the head
And says, "Ho! little girl,
You going TO wait till Christmas comes
To cut mo Off that curl?"
"And one time when II rained, the street
Was muddy. and cried;
He picked me up and carried me
Right TO the other side.
The incest man / ever saw"
Said Little Nan TO me.
"Is the one who stands outside our school
When we're let out at three"
Theodosia Pickering Garrison In st.
Nicholas
Frank Martineni. IS years old. is re-
ported as missing from home. 1o6 Eton
street, since June 13.
Emma Conesh pleaded not guilty TO
breaking windows in the house of Isaac
Falcaffsky, and was held in 500 for trial
June "a.
Edward Eiseman of 121 Laban avenue
reports the loss OF ladies' gold hunting
case watch on Laban street about p. m.
last evening.
William Tracy pleaded guilty to the
charge of assaultitng James sinnott. be-
fore Judge sweetland. today, and was
fined SIS and costs.
A basket of laundry fell from the wa
gon OF Butman q Tucker at an early
hour this morning. and was found by
citizen and later returned TO the laun-
dry.
Four men placed a large stone on the
railway track on Hartford avenue at
II 35 last night. The officer OH the beat
chased the men. but was unable to catch
them.
Edward Miller, for defacing a building,
the property of Henry Jordan, pleaded
not guilty in the Sixth district court this
morning and was held In 500 for trial
June "A.
wood. reported to the police that her
white shawl was stolen from the ladies'
dressing room In the Calvary Baptist
church between and o'clock last eve
ming.
Unknown persons placed mortar bed
on the track of the Union Railway com
pany on Academy avenue about 10
o'clock last evening. AS the electric
light was out at the place the obstruc-
tion was dangerous.
Rock Burre. Is years, for being an Idle
boy. and bad one. several witnesses
testified. was tried in the Juvenile court
this forenoon on his plea OF not guilty.
He was sentenced to the Sockanosset
school during minority.
Fred German was held in $500 surety
In the Juvenile court by Judge Sweetland
today for assaulting Daniel Carly, 75
years old, with a stone. German and
some other boys asked the old man for
a match and while he was feeling for
one assaulted him.
James w. McEvoy was arraigned before
Judge Sweetland this morning on the
charge OF obstructing a railway car on
Pawtucket avenue. wlfully and malicious
~. He denied the charge and was held
In $1,000 bail for trial June "a
Salvatore Shiappinella complained TO
the police this morning that a former
employe went to his jewelry shop at 30
Garnet street during the noon hour yes
terday and stole n lot OF dies, tools and
jewelry. The man claims he was
partner in the concern and that the stuff
belonged to him. The stuff taken was
valued at $3.50.
Before Judge Sweetland in the sixth
district court this forenoon John F'lem-
ming was arraigncd on the charge 81
wilfully and malciously obstructng a
street car on Broad street on the after
noon OF June Z. DIR. Eccleston testified
to seeing the defendant digging about
the rails OF the track and TO placing
cold chsel on the rail. and when the next
car which came along knocked IL down.
he replaced II. Mrs. Eccleston saw the
operation and also heard the click OF the
car wheels as they struck the chisol
Henry II. Kendall testified TO the same