The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-23
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me w OLE l y
They call me a poacher. an outlaw.
hunt out OF season they say,
But i note just the same,
Though i caution my game.
That II seldom gets out OF my way.
They say I am cruel to maidens
For planting my shafts In their hearts.
That so? Well. its strange
That they Will get In range.
So many fair breasts. OF my darts
They cry that my arrows are cruel,
a roductive OF exquisite pain.
Then it's queer. what a lot
or poor hearts. one time shot
Hover round me again and again!
Boston Journal.
John Barry OF 4s Trenton street reports
that his SIS watch was stolen from his
house by a relative yesterday.
mitted TO the state hospital for the in
sane by Judge sweetiand today.
Nils A. vinquist was placed under $500
bail by Judge sweetland today for trial
Thomas Corcoran OF Button woods has
been granted an increase of pension to
sl2 per month.
Hugh McGunagle. a runaway from the
sockanossett school. was picked up in
this city last night and returned to that
institution.
Ellen c. Thayer OF Is Mulberry street
says that at IL 80 last night man tried
20 force her bedroom window and to un-
lock the back door OF her tenement
Henry connell. who pleaded not guilty
in the Sixth district court yesterday to
the charge Of maintaining a grog shop.
pleaded guilty today and was held for
the grand Jury in $1,000.
Edward F. Smith, a contractor who is
working on the new capitol grounds, has
notified the police that last night a box
Sxaxl+ feet. containing $50 worth OF young
poplar trees, vas stolen from in front
OF the state house.
Patrolman Wolf discovered small
North Main street at $40 this morning.
A gas stove tube had slipped of the
coupling and set fire to an office chair.
Charles f. Lewis, II years old. was
placed on probation by Judge sweetland
today until June ., 1908. The boy stole
81 bill from one store and took II 70 an
other TO get II changed. While the clerks
back was turned he stole SIS out of the
till.
Benjamin Silva was fned s. and costs
In the Sixth district court today for an
assault upon Mary Parent. with whom he
had been living for few weeks at 50
wickenden street. Silva went through a
window yesterday and q stranger, more
or less On deshsbilie ran out OF door.
whereupon Silva did things to Mary.
Arthur Baker was held in 500 by Judge
the charge of an assault with a pistol
on Oscar Busch. Baker 10 an Armenian
police constable. When he got into a
dispute with Busch last night ne drew
and f,ourished q pistol That was all, so
he says.
James Hennessey Of 53s Douglas ave-
nue. complained to the Central precinct
police last night that two men had held
him UP and taken Ns from his vest
pocket He named one OF the alleged
highwaymen. who was brought before
Hennessey. The latter was too drunk TO
Identify the man as ono OF his assailants
or even to recognize the man 40 his
whiiom friend.
Frank Greene OF AS Washington street
10 out a suit OF clothes valued at s1575
While he was away from his boarding
place yesterday a stranger presented a
note addressed 10 Mrs. Timberiake, the
proprietress Of the house. In which
Greene was purported TO have asked
that his best suit be sent TO HIM az he
was going to q dance and would not have
time to come home and dress. The
clothes were delivered 10 the messenger
| and when Greene got homo the fraud
was discovered.
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