The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-18

Philadelphia-same old town;
Pennsylvania~-same old state:
Houses built straight up and down;
No bay window Not gate.
AS election day draws near
Campaign grows exceedingly warm.
Year by year the voters cheer,
Same old clamor for reform.
And when guns once more are oold
And the smoke has cleared away
Things are going as OF old;
Same old victory! Same old Quay.
Washington Star
George w. Edwards was fined 50 In
the Juvenile police court today for revel-
ling on oxford street last evening.
Jacob Lubowsky. OF Cranston. was bit
ten on the leg by "a dog as he was enter
Ing the yard OF 10 Globe street at 2:+o
O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
Patrick Wall, OF AIS Eddy street fell
asleep on the front steps at 3O3 EDDY
street, Monday night. and when he awoke
his watch. valued at ss7. was gone.
In the Sixth district court today the
complaint OF non-support, which had
been standing against James w. Black,
was discontinued upon payment of costs.
Albert Greene. colored, was fined 81 I'm
the juvenile division in the Sixth district
court today for appropriatlng cherries
from a tree on Lewis w. Anthony's es-
tate yesterday.
Halle Zubriski, who keeps a variety
store at 12i West Park street, reports
store was forced open and a box OF cigars
valued at 81 stolen.
Hose Company responded to a still
alarm at 1913 yesterday morning for a
slight fire at 44o North Main street.
caused by the explosion OF an oil stove.
No damage 10 speak OF.
Miss Ethel Henry of London. who re-
Gently visited this city. sailed on the
Etruria 10 fulnll some important en-
gagements during the London season.
She will return in the fall.
John Degnan, a small boy. residing at
7 West street, was bitten on the leg by
a dog belonging to John Zacharian, OF
20 Cargill street, yesterday At the con-
sent OF the owner the dog was shot.
Della slattery, who keeps a boarding
house at 776 Westminster street. reports
that yesterday clothing valued at IS was
stolen from one of her boarders, the gar
ments having been taken from his room.
John Doherty, a Juvenile. was fined $S
by Judge Lyman today for revelling on
Elmwood avenue last night. John placed
peated explosions caused much commo-
lion.
Mrs. Catherine Candheld. of 3& Eddy
street reported to the police yesterday
hat a brooch. valued at - had been
stolen from her store She named the
alleged thief who will be looked up by
the police.
Bernard Flanagan, who had been on
probation for vagrancy, was surrendered
by Mr. Wallace today and Judge Sweet
land sentenced him to the Sockanosset
school during minority. Bernard persis-
tently. remained away from school and
bunked out nights.
Lieutenant Stone arrested William F.
Sullivan. % years, and. Theron Whitford
3 years old, on Cranston street at IL
o clock last night for calling out "scab"
20 a motorman. In the police court today
Judge Lyman fined them 500 and costs
cash on the charge of revelling.
Chester b. Niles and Lawrence Mullen,
is years old, pleaded not guilty In the
police court. today, when accused OF
revelllng last evening. They pushed a
sand car down stretch OF track, caus-
ing Il 10 be derailed and to block the
street so that electrics could not get by.
They will have their trial Friday.