The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-07-01
NEWSLETS.


That fired one womans ambition,
Suggested nioe little plan.
Twill give US the cash we're in need
She said to her husband that uay:
such chances We ought to take heed or
Whenever they happen our way.
Although IT may seem prejudicial
To comfort. enjoyment and ease.
I welcome the act sacrificial
And hope this employer to please"
IT'S thoughtful and kind of your. dear
est"
He answered with whimsical smile;
"I'll take you at onoe to the nearest
Who wants your particular style.
And when you are sold on commission,
And have the money In bank,
I'll gain for our girls recognition,
And possibly power and rank"
"Sen mel" And she showed indigna toni
"I won't stir a step from the placeW
He tried to conceal his elation,
But plainly II showed on his face.
When woman's TO be controverted,
The man who can command Is a foolI
But safely IL may be asserted,
The man who is tactful Will rule.
Hose 7 and Protective put out slight
fire In Odd Fellows hall. 206 Weybosset
street, last night; no damage.
Tools valued at @S were stolen from
Dennis Mahoney's blacksmith shop, sis
Waterman street, Sunday night.
John Il. Ricson OF 81 Yale avenue, re-
ports the theft from his yard, yesterday.
of n suit OF underclothing valued at So.
BENJAMIN Taylor. today, pleaded guilty.
was fined $40 and costs by Judge Sweet
land for selling impure milk. and settled
the same.
Hose II responded to a still alarm at
$40 p. m. yesterday, for a slight blaze at
11s Randall street, caused by using oil
to start kitchen stove FIRE: no damage.
John Grafos, Of SO North Main street
notified the police today that last night he
had female company at the Hotel Bristol
and that at a. m. today. she skipped
and took with her all hrs cash. $3.50
Max Deutch had a quarrel with his
wife, on Gladstone avenue. last Friday.
drawing crowd Of 200 people about his
doorway. Today he was fined $40 and
costs in the police court, on the charge
OF revellfng.
The eighth anniversary OF the Mary
Hopkins Mission, Il Clement street. will
be observed this evening under the aus
pices OF tho w. c. T. u. The exeroi'
will begin at 7:1 and the public is cor
daily invited to attend.
Napoleon and Peter Martin pleaded
not guilty in the Sixth district court, to-
day. of having engaged in a street fight
and disturbed the peace at Marieville
last evening. They gave surety in $1,000
each for trial next Tuesday.
Henry Hubert was fined $40 and costs
pair OF pantaloons from Theodore Spring
The trousers wero taken from Springs
barber shop. last Sunday, and were sold
hence the severity of the sentence.
David sidebottom. a confirmed sot. was
sent to the farm for six months by Judge
Sweetland, today. for being an idle per-
son. sidebottom is about % years old
and the legitimate fruit of the business
conducted by members OF his family
James Il. Perry. % years old, stole a
wheel from Edward T. Herrick on Moul-
ton street, yesterday afternoon. Patrol
men Kavanaugh and Godfrey found him
90 uon ha vvh ha
street. Today Judge sweetland fined him
SIS and costs.
Martin Costello was fined $40 and costs
by Judge Sweetland today for defacing a
building an sabin street. belonging to
Rose A. Bradley. Costello went into a
saloon, yesterday. and having been
elected, threw n stone through n pane of
plate glass valued at S.
John p. Kelley, OF Tockwotten street,
the young man who was twice taken
away from st. Stephens church, last
month. for the reason that he was be-
having unseemly. was today ordered by
Judge sweetland to be committed to the
state hospital for the insane
The alarm from box SO at 1880 this
morning was for hre In a tenement house
at "a Ashburton street, In that portion oc-
cupied by winograd Leoz The damage
was slight. Owing 10 the dick OF the
fire alarm box being out OF order. Patrol
man Mcclure who gave the alarm. was
compelled to break the door.
Alice Thompson. colored. Is years old.
who had been running away from home
and who was arrested on the complaints
OF her parents. was sent to the oaklawn
school during her minority by Judge
sweetland today. Her parents denied
making such complaints and said that
Alice was a good girl; but thero was evil
dencc that man had been held for the
grand jury for carnal knowledge, and
that she had been away from home
nights.
Earl J. McHale Q. and Francis Bowen.
years old. were tried, found guilty ana