The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-02-07
NEW SLETS.

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Yesterday stood behind your chair
When you wac kind OF bendin' down
TO write,
And could see your neck. SO soft
And noticed where the poker sinsed your
hair,
And then you looked around and seen
me there,
And kind OF smiled. ana could seem
to feel
A sudden empty, sinIxish feelin' whero
I'm all hiled up when I've Just ca q
meal
Dear frankie. where your soft, sweet
finger tins
nit on the keys often touch with my
lips,
And wunst kissed your little over
shoe.
And have got hairpin that you wore
one day found II on the office floor
ia throw my job up III they fired YOU.
Chicago Record Herald
Nelson Perry was fined $40 and costs
by Judge sweetland, today for simple
assault upon Louis r.. Lathrop.
Mrs T. r Reynolds, OF COZ Eimwood
avenue. reports the theft OF two UNDER
garments from her clothes line. Yester-
day.
Max Shabitz. OF 7S3 Westminster street,
reports that his room was entered yes
terday and. that four mandolins. a foun-
tain pen and sl.5O Ia money was taken.
Guigla varree was arrested on Spruce
street by Patrolman Coakley. at 1905
this morning for revelling. He pleaded
not guilty and was held in 500 for trial
tomorrow.
Fred A. Goff was tried. found guilty
and sentenced by Judge swsetland to pay
a fine OF $40 and costs today for selling
cigarettes 10 Joseph Smith, a minor.
Con- appealed.
James Lacey was held for the grand
jury IN $500. by Judge Sweetland today,
for larceny from the possession OF Pat
rick Mansfield "a 81 bill and a pair OF
spectacles The theft occurred in q lodg-
ing house last night
Patrick Clancy. II years old. whom Mr..
Wallace, the probation officer, had en-
deavored TO keep IN several places was
at his. wallace's request. picked up by
the police las, night and today sent TO
a farm In North Providence.
Henry +. Lambert was held in $500, on
each of two cases. by Judge Sweetland.
today for the larceny of clothing from
Frederick Eaton and Henry Abramority
H..
Washington street, yesterday.
The Fulford & Hobart company has
secured a charter through the secretary
OF state The incorporators named are
Harry Fultord. George NJ. Hobart and
A. A. Baker. manufacture jewelry and
have an office In Providence, capital
stock being limited 20 SO 90.
Mary Hernandez. 10 years DID, implicat-
ed with her two brothers, for entering a
storehouse. IN the Fifth precinct two
weeks ago. and stealing several articles,
WAS today held for the grand jury in $500.
BY Judge Sweetland Mary decamped and
ths police could not locate her until yes-
terday.
Anthony Frazier was fined SO and costs
by Judge Sweetland. today. for the lar
,eny of 50 from Stella Adams. Frazier
who was arrested in Pawtucket, last |
night. had. ON Tuesday, nended two UNI
Drellas for Mrs. Adams. His charge was
% cents but when she gave him 50 |
Pill from, which to take his pay he de-
ramped.
Christmas eve Paul Lepinsky and Emil |
FELTON, had quarrel with Peter Bruges |
n an olneyville square saloon, and |
5ruges' leg was broken. Lepinsky and |
FELTON, were arrested and the complaints
have from time 20 time been continued |
because OF the inability OF the injured |
nan 10 come to court. Today. and for /
he same reason, Judge Sweetland con-
inued the cases until Feb. 2S for trial.