The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-04-28
NE w SLETS s

All. worthy plant
Ignored. unSung,
Unclassed among
Less able flowers,
To which men chant
Poetic rant
With lusty lung
Entire hours,
Although each pet thus kissed and
Blooms not anew dixie you) when
boiled,
But. trembling. droops and covers.
You show not caste
Nor lofty air,
Hence artists stare
on you ne'er settles;
Your members vast
Cannot be cl0 ssed
CTwoul6 be unfair)
AS tender petals.
Mid luscious treat OF meat and nsh
And steam OF Kissing kettles2
Alas! No bard
Inspired chants
Nor minstrel grants
The cabbage praises,
Yet, proud, iil-starred,
The true Bayard
TO other plants
Cabbage, cabbage! Hail your stalk
Upon II bridget. bring a fork)
New York Sun.
Philip Butler OF 21s Dexter street re-
ports that a harness valued at $40 was
stolen from his barn last night
Edward Gunderson Of Albert street
was relieved of his pocketbook containing
6 on the steamer Larchmont last night.
A black skirt, valued at 81. and a mans
suit valued at $3.50 were stolen from Mrs.
Eliza Lannon's house. "a West street.
yesterday afternoon
An unfinished house at sst Angel street
was broken into Sunday night and tools
belonging to several carpenters were
stolen.
Mary Hibdltch OF III Logan avenue re-
ports that an apron valued at 40 cents
was stolen from a line in her yard yes
terday.
The complaint against Nikola Baroni
for an assault with knife upon Guiseppi
Pezza was discontinued in the Sixth dis
trict court today upon payment Of costs.
Joseph Jacobs was sentenced to the re-
form school during his minority by Judge
Sweetland today. for the theft OF a watch
valued at $40, the property OF Andrew j..
White.
John Afflck was sent TO the farm for
six months by Judge Sweetland, today,
for being an idle person. Nicholas Rob-
erts was placed on probation until Dec.
4th. on his promise TO quit drinking and
go 10 work.
Charles O'Neil was fined SIS and costs
today. for assaulting his wife, Mary.
whose eye he blackened and closed. yes
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get drunk and this assault was due to a
drunken dispute.
Stephen Radigan and Simon Forsland
were bound over to the grand Jury In $500,
by Judge Sweetiand. today, for breaking
and entering In the night time and steal
ing five bottles and contents valued at s..
from william Edmonds.
The Band of Faithful Workers will hold
a revival service at the South Main street
Rescue Mission. No "A South Main street
this evening at s O'Clock. Mrs. Jennie
owen. OF the Church OF the Emmanuel
will speak. and there will be good singing.
The public is cordially invited.
The Rhode Island hospital ambulance
was called TO 1s3 Eddy street at 1880
o'clock this morning to convey Joseph
Lori TO that institution. Lori had sus-
tained a slight scalp wound. When his
head was dressed Lori went TO his home
at ssl Huntington avenue.
Hone lodge. No. 1907 knights and
Ladies' OF Honor gave "A social I'm Palestine
hall last night About so couples partici-
pa ted. Music was 10y Atwelrs Society or
ohcstra. The committee were Mrs. Ella
Essex Mrs r. NJ. Bates. Walter Low
and Charles Gates
The summer festival and ladies' night
OF the Congregational club VIII be OBJ
served Monday evening next az the Troc-
aGero The address will be made by Rev,
Charles =. Jefferson u n. pastor OF the
Broadway tabernacle. New York city.
whose subject will DC Conceptions Of the
Bible. ola and New" Music will be fur
nished by u selected orchestra under the
direction of Bowen r. Church.
Albarda Imandi was tried In the sixth
district court today for an assault upon
his wife Mary The Imandis are Of the
silver lsko Italian colony and a few days
ago. 80 his wife AYERS he Rot out Of
bed. seized Mrs lmand by the throat
and beat her about the head with the
heel of his shoe which he used as club.
The wifc's contention was that she did
au the work and that her husband want
cd her son by another husband TO 80 10
school lmandi told Of his adv work
and the moncV which he expended for
furniture and household expenses TO the
amount OF nearly 5000. Capt. Rowe said
that Tmandi had done time I'm this state
for cutting a man. Imandi said that was
true. that since then he had behaved
himself. lie was sent 10 jail for thirty
days.