The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-31
SLETS.

NEW SLETS s.
An elevator has been made
That's automatic.
! They saw II scorns all human aid,
It's automatic.
You step Within and up YOU SO.
IT'S sometimes fast and sometimes slow.
But no fatigue 81 feels. YOU know
lis automatic
But, say suppose, despite your frown,
This automatic.
Should hustle ND instead or down
So automatic
What would YOU do so stop the pace,
Aighting ~ the proper place,
When up and down you had 20 chase,
This automatic:
And when Il couldn't read how then.
II automatic,
Could IL tell twenty-five from ten.
~ autOmatic2
How could t hear the warning bell
And a enc reckless patrons yell,
and tell You how ypu might have fell
NJ automauc2
Cleveland Plain Dealer,
Richard Flint is years old. has been
missing from 70 Tuxedo avenue, since
NvedncsdaN
Joseph MoGovern was today sent 10 the
farm FOR nine months by Judge Sweet
land. on tho charge of vagrancy.
William Dunn as fined $50 and costs.
ia the eth district court, today. for the
theft Of wrench. valued at 50, the prop
crty of David J. Burton.
By request of counsel, Gen. John NJ.
Brennan. the complaint against Leander
Briggs, that he conducted a policy shop.
was continued until Feb 18th.
Tarkom Kersaian was fined IS and costs
by Judge sweetland, today. for a simple
assault upon Mirras Vartaian. The as
sault consisted of a slapped face
Jesse Kahn. Il years old was picked
up on Benefit stret. by Detective Cannon.
last night and delivered TO his, Kahns
IA ather. The boy had runaway from home
Personal Work and Methods or the y.
NJ. c. A." will be the subject of Bishop
hcvickars address 10 be given at the
3:i5 o'clock meeting at the Auditorium IN
Pawtucket on Sunday afternoon.
Edwin Perry was bound over to the
grand Jury in $500. by Judge sweetland.
today for entering IN the daytime the
shop Of Herbert Stearns and stealing
therefrom an overcost valued at $50
Samuel G. Gorton, of 2g5 Waterman
avenue, fell from wagon at the Inter
state Coal Co.'S wharf, this morning.
and severely confused his left knee. He
was sent TO the Rhode Island hospital.
Pensions have been granted as follows:
Edwin A. ReodinE, Peacedale. ss Massa-
war with Spain, WI
tion, REISSUE, Melvin o. walker. West
stoughton IS.
Thomas Mulvey INDUCED in too pro
drunk and TOO fierce a buggy
ride, last night. He was arrested at mid
night for racing horse up and down
Atwell's avenue. For tho drunkenness ht
was dned s. and costs. and for fast driv-
ing SIS and costs
For the reason that Annie MeCornicS
was TOO ill 20 be In court today. the trial
Of Patrick Cunningham. for an indecent
assault upon that girl, wax continued m-
til February 18th. Cunningham's bail OF |
s2ooo was not altered.
The adultery cases OF Albert Finiss,
alias Schmid and Theresa Schmid, were
rs anticipated. The defendants each |
waived an examination and were bound |
,ver 20 the grand jury. Finias IN 1890 and |
Mrs. Schrid in $1,000. Quite an array OF 1
witnesses wss present. including the orig /
nal Mrs Finias and two Of her children \
II has become an annual custom for |
he Church ot the Blessed Sacrament 80 !
lold an entertainment OF some sort dur
ns the year, and this year It was decid-
~ that it should take the form OF q con-
.err which was held wednesday,. evening.
As result of this decision. Roy w. J. |
simmons engaged Tho Philharmonic
Quartet composed OF Harriet T.. Bar
ows, soprano, Addie J. Hicks. alto;
James y. Armstrong. tenor. and Charles
l. Everett bass. Miss kate Linton. the
hGrch organlsi acted as accompanist
or the music \ vnrled program Of popu-
an pieces was rendered. including "A
led. Ryd Rose Mine All" aud Good
Wight Beloved" y supper followed the
oneert by tine quartet. and during the
appcr music was furnished BY Bnuly |
BROTHERS, orchestra