The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-23
NEW SLETS

"oh. a half yard OF dsrk-blle serge
And a couple OF spoois OF braid,
And And a spool Of Of thrssaSd' IssS
'Are you sure the goods won't iaue'
''wm IT stand the glare OF the summer
And the salt of the summer sea-
And Il mustn't shrink,
what a dreadful thing 'twould be!''
! gaxed upon her fair, sweet face
And her gown or faultless ht'
And / wondered why
She came TO buy,
And what she could make or H.
The months rolled on and we met again
on the shore OF the summer sea.
She was jnst as fair,
And her costume rare
A nttle too rare-Ah. me!
Twas a half yard OF dark-blps serge
And couple OF spools OF oraio
And 4 spool OF thread
Eye gods" I said;
Twas bathing SUIT she mace i,,e
A bicycle. the property of Oscar A. Carl
SON was stolen from the front OF his
house. 21l Plain street. last evening.
A large plate window in the store OF 5.
J. Briggs, 2l5 Academy avenue. was
broken by Juvenile stone throwers. last
evening.
James r. McRenna of LIS Norwich ave-
nue. was bitten on the leg yesterday by
a dog owned by Fred Wells OF 3ss Will
lard avenue
Patrolman Monahan OF the Burnett
street station killed a mad bull dog. last
evening, belonging TO Louis Kautray OF
67e Potter's avenue.
Patrolman Paine OF the Central police
station found a bicycle at the corner OF
washington and Union streets last even
ing. and Il awaits an owner at that sta
ton.
III. NJ Small. who was arraigned In
the Sixth district court yesterday morn
ing. has decided to do better and win be
in charge of Probation Officer Waiiacs
until Dec. 8.
Archibald McCord, who has accepted
the call to the pastorate OF the Plymoutn
CONGREGATIONAL church OF this city, VIII
begin his pastorate tomorrow. preaching
at 10:45 and 1880
John connen of Worcester reported to
the police this morning that small
amount Of money and his straw nat mao
been stolen from his room at l62 Chestnut
street. Mr.. Connell told the police VINO
he thinks is the probable thief
James r. Hathaway, OF As Redwing
street called upon the officials at the
Burnett street station last evening. and
reported that while riding home in an
electric car. some light-fngered person
had stolen his watch, chain and charm.
Capt. E. M. Bixby and First heuten-
ant Stafford of the First Machine Cur
battery will attend the war manoeuvree
along the coast as attaches OF some artil'
Iery command. Orders to this effect were
received from the commanding officer OF
the department OF the rast yesterday.
Ouraria Caabrese and Luigi Mafrar
were arraigned In the Juvenile court this
morning for being vagrants and were
placed In charge OF Probation Officer
wallace The boys said that they were
strangers in the city and later II was
learned that they were mill operatives IN
Olneyville.
Robert Gore OF b5s River avenue. while
driving a two-horse tip-cart on Broad
street collided with an electric car. He
was thrown to the ground. and sustained
a cut on his head. that required four
stitches to close. He was cared for by
DIR. Deacon, and then taken home in a
carriage.
The session Of the sixth District court.
today. was unusually brief, there being
only two cases brought to the attention
OF Judge Sweetland. Sam Lee, the
Chinaman who thought that Lieut.. O'Neil
would deprive him OF his queue. was COM
muted to the State Asylum for the Insane
at Cranston. The case OF non-support
against George w. Brown. upon his plea
OF not guilty. was continued until Aug
&C.