The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-26
NEW WSLETS.

Who Is this man or mighty NoiSo
Who bids all humankind rejoice
Who visits bleacher and grandstand
With roasted rapture In his handY
peanuts! Fr-r-raish peanuts.
Who. when the umpire shouts; Play
balll'
And whose own stentor-modeled lungs
Drown out the noise OF many tonguesT
peanuts! Fr-r-raish peanuts"
Who stirs the circumambient air
And moves his optics here and there
TO find the man who cries; Here, boy,
Give me one sack of roasted joy!
peanuts. Fr-r-raish peanutsF'
Who hastens onward with his wares
While every individual glares
who lacks the necessary price;
Who cuts a mighty slab OF Ice?
Peanuts. Fr-r-raish peanuts!'
And when we seek our restless beds
With goober goblins in our heads,
What Is the awful cry that seems
To be the burden OF our dreams?
Peanuts! Fr-r-raish peanuts!
Baltimore News.
Theodore Ether Il years old. has been
missing from ls9 Plain street since ihurs-
day.
Frank Hawley, a juvenile, was fined II
and costs for revelling on BROOK street
YESTERDAY.
Hens valued at $40 were stolen from,
stephen S. Arnold's premises, sli Admirai
street, last night.
Two overcoats. valued at 50 each, We're
taken from John Eary's ROOM "A Carsili
street, Thursday
Patrick Walsh. of Is Vista street. says
that a young man took 20 Dill irolh
his clothing yesterday.
The police commission today gave TO
Capt. William II. Leavitt. the badge that
he had worn for so many years.
Charles Paquin was run over by a ZIP
cart, in the rear OF 75s Branch avenue
yesterday, and quite severely injured.
Walter F. Taylor OF 54 East 41st street.
was taken Ill on India street yesterday
and sent TO the Rhode Island hospital.
Clothes, valued at IS. belonging TO Mrs
Charles T. Gray, or 2s3 Point street, were
stolen from the yard OF that house yes
terday.
Frank Evans. OF 4S4 Westminster street
reports the loss OF a sl6 dress coat, taken
from his room at 1880 yesterday after
noon.
district court today TO the charge Of non
support and agreeing TO pay his wife 50 a
week was placed on probation
Orrin Bosworths house. % Calder
street. was entered by the use OF false
keys yesterday noon and a small bank
containing 81 was broken open and looted.
Frank Webster and Kate Gormley
pleaded not guilty 10 the charge OF i'm
proper conduct today. and Judge Reuck-
art hal N
Tuesday.
G, c. Goodwin, OF East Greenwihch re.
ported TO the local police today the theft
OF IL eel pots worth ST. one pair OF oar
locks from his boat. on Chippewenexet
beach, yesterday.
A screen was torn off the front door and
a pane OF glass broken at Alexander Du-
rants saloon, 39l West Exchange street.
ties OF liquor and $40 in change was
stolen.
The police commissioners have presented
ex-Lieutenant O'Neill, recently retired.
with the badge he wore for many years
while with the department. IL was pol
ished up, and on the back was engraved
the lieutenants name and length of SER
vice. The presentation was made by
Chairman olney and was entirely in
formal.
Earl Stafford and James McCloud. II
years old each, and George A. Harris,
years old, all colored. were arraigned in
the "'xth district Juvenile court today for
breaking and entering the office OF the
Providence Baseball association and
stealing pair of gloves valued at -.
Stafford was held i'm 5000 for trial May 6.
The other two pleaded guilty and were
held for the grand jury in 5000. Mr.. Wal
lace becoming their surety
IL was ladies night" for Providence
lodge OF Elks Thursday evening, and the
party OF members and guests that gath
cred n the Casino. Roger Williams park,
speechmaking and dancing were enjoyed.
Carriages were ordered for / o'clock and
two extra cars ran to the city at that
hour to accommodate the lodge and it's
friends The committee of arrangements
To whose hard work the unqualified sue
cess Of the event was due included l.. w.
Merrill, chairman; ID. j. Harper Joseph
IIesse Bernard Sims, James Il. Franey.
A comedietta. "The Jack Trust was
presented before n large and appreciativo
audience I'm the Bell street chapel last
evening The cast of characters was as
follows: Lord Jack Townley, the Trust,
who thinks himself irresistible. Mr..
Harry Hatch; Jennie Patie, who quite
agrees with him, Miss Mary Pratt: Clor-
india de Courcey. humroist I'm petit
coats. Miss Lucy Spencer; Eula Otis.
relic Of 'befo de wah." Miss Grace Haz-
ard: old Mrs. Boothby. whose actions
sneak louder than words. Mrs. Annie
Bowie: Maria, up TO snuff; Yes, ma am;
that's what" Miss Alice SWEET.
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