The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-21
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IL was new. II was bright
And a theme OF delight
Unfurled, upward curled on his head
AS he walked debonair
Proudly down thoroughfare. 1
With grace in his pace. as. but now'
wind caught that hat.
Blew II this way and that,
Amuck In the ruck and the mire;
And the ill-fated man
Souashed IL fiat as he ran
To catch II and hatch out his Ire.
When he caught II at last
All It's glories were past,
But he washed II and squashed II In
| shape
Ere ne wore IL again,
| Twas I'm willie's sad reign,
| Who with earth and with dirt d'd II
drape.
| Now a tramp wears the tile.
| Little recks he the style,
Yet from all Weary wills holds aioot'
And his reason is-boshl
The rain makes them wash
But his stylish tiles WATERPROOF.
Baltimore Herald.
A gum slot machine In front Of the store
ns Pine street was looted last night.
Walter L. Some. an idle person is to be
tried for vasrancy in the Sixth district
court tomorrow.
Judge sweetiand fined John Rogers go
and costs today for the theft of bicycle
from Edward McGrath.
Edward Greene. OF 2l5 Thurber's avenue,
reports the theft from his premises OF
! one hen valued at 81.
Michael Splan was committed to the
state hospital for the insane on an order
from Judge sweetiand today.
Hugh McI,ane was fined SIS and costs
I'm the Sixth district court today for a
simple assault upon Leroy c. Perry.
John Comes was fined $40 and costs
IN the Sixth district court today for I'm
proper conduct with Mary Furnans
Y Nicholas saiti was held in $1,000 by Judge
J sweetland today for trial tomorrow or
the charge of keeping liquor nuisance
Christopher McAlee was held In $50
bv Judge Swestland this morning 70
= trial next Tuesday on the charge OF bas
= tardy,
Fred II. Haskins was mulcted In y
and costs by Judge swetland today TO
q theft OF clothing valued at $l1 from
Ormstead Wall.
Frank Finecune, who yesterday pieade
guilty to the theft OF q steamboat tcke
from Robert Morris. has retractsd plead
ed not guilty and Is to have a trial mex
IN Tuesday.
On ,mn Isabella Jones. OF 81 South Main stree
he | visited a room at lis Wickenden stree
Tuesday night. She now desires tn
H. police to recover a s3s diamond ring he
a. male companion appropriated.
ai Benjamin Goldstein's residence, cor
ed nected with a store at M Chalkstor
OF avenue. was entered by a rear windo
OF last nisht Cash to the extent Of IS an
% ~ q worth OF fruit and candy were stoie'
The Faithful Workers will hold CO
se. tage prayer meeting at the home Of Mr.
o. Maria Esser, Bs7 North Main street, nei
the junction Of Olney street. Frida
evening at 7:45 o'clock. George w. Cha'
en- will lead the meeting.
as Governor street car III struck and brol
-o- the shafts OF John Browns wagon.
ns the corner OF South Main and Crawfo
lie streets at 7t0o this morning. One
the broken shafts struck Patrolman +.
lp- Blackman on the head and knocked hi
down.
ald William II. Tiiiman and Harry
~ Launsford. Juveniles. were before Jud
sweetiand today for breaking In q
lp- day time into the storehouse Of the Rho
reo Island company and stealing IS worth
ute copper. The former will have q tr'
m next Tuesday; the latter wss held
tne the grand jury in $780,
ion When the Third Artillery Veteran
'ea sociation returned from the outing
ON seaconnet Tuesday night the conrad
wn marched 10 Exchange place. surround
er- the monument and stood uncovered
20 the band played a dirge 1t was
touching remembrance OF the dead
der the strenuous days OF ei-sS.