The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-04-02
N EW SLETS

Put away my horses papa. and put away
my store.
Give my help long vacation, and raise
their wages more.
Get the band out. my dear papa ana
come down from Boston cline.
For I'm down at Palm Beach, papa, and
having quite time.
Tell the papers all about II. how l beat
A. Fem alone
He wasn't in the game, papa, no more
than i am at home.
II they print It In the paper, and IL they
use my name.
Buy lot OF them. dear papa-paste them
on the window pane.
So the people that come buying at my
store can read the news ~
How your Johnnie beat a golpher-a PRO
fesh"-out OF his shoes.
I think I'm in the push. papa, and you
should see them stare.
When I stroll out OF the hotel to get
breath OF air.
They say, why there he is," and sit
where have sat-
Sometimes they smile and then I think
what do they mean by that.
So don't forget to publish 1t how great
boy am l.
bye and bye.
TEDDY SAWYER.
A coat and vest valued at s. was stolen
from Joseph Pepinot's room at 81 Wick
enden street yesterday.
Sylvia Joculcci was today committed
to the state hospital for the insane by
order OF Judge Swetlaend
Walter Nelson. colored. was fined $50
and costs in the Sixth district court today
for carrying a spring billy.
Barney Burns was today held In $500 by
Judge Sweetland for trial tomorrow on
the charge OF being a sturdy beggar.
Henry w Sanger OF lO4O Westminster
street reports that a robe valued at $40
was stolen from his carriage last night.
Some maliciously inclined person cut
to pieces Tuesday night lot OF clothing
hung out 90 dry In George Morgans yard
at BENEFIT street.
Lead pipe valued at sl5 was stolen from
Pilgrim block, on Pilgrim street, Wednes-
day night. The property belongs to the
City Savings bank.
was broken into last night and n carriage
robe valued at 81, the property OF Fred
erick X. Gladding, was stolen.
The alarm from box 245 at O'Clock this
morning was for a slight fire in Me-
KenZie's restaurant % Dorrance street
A defective lue caused a little blaze under
a floor.
A man who called at 355 Friendship
street yesterday afternoon TO engage a
room OF Mrs. Clara c. Baker, stole a
watch and two chains. OF the aggregate
Adellne Garrett. II months old. died sud
denly from natural causes at her perants'
house at the corner or Livingstone and
Nichols avenue last night. Medical Ex-
aminer Perkins viewed the body.
The meeting of the Providence woman's
Christian Temperance union will he held
on Friday afternoon. April 3. at o'clock.
I'm the small hall of the Y. NJ G. A.
building, entrance on Jackson street
Thomas Kelley. Charles Barney and
william Barnes were held in 500 each by
Judge sweetland today on the charge OF
maintaining policy shops. Each pleaded
i.v> guilty and will have a trial next week
Friday,
Ralph B. Handy was today placed on
probation until Dec. 1st and Joseph III.
McCaffrey sent to the reform school dur
ing minority These boys were before
Judge Sweetland for stealing playing
cards from the Hall & Lyon company.
Mary Sandmark moved her household
effects from East Beacon street 10 Paca
place yesterday. She deposited a pocket
book containing sS3 between two mat
tresses and tied them up. When she
unpacked her goods her treasure had dis
appeared.
Susie Leavin Of 29S South Main street
took young woman friend into her house
Wednesday night Both occupied the
same bed. When Susie awoke the friend
was gone likewise was n roll OF bills
valued at ss2. which susie had tucked
into her corsage.
The monthly social OF the Ladies' Aux
fliary OF the spiritualists' association,
held In Columbia hall. corner OF weybos-
set and Richmond streets last evening.
/ was n success In every way. Luncheon
was served from 10 z N and -aaaeias
was then in order for the remainder OF
the evening
Captain Mark w. I,arkns OF MeadviIle
/ Pa, deputy supreme Templar OF the In
/ ternational Supreme lodge. Independent
Order OF Good Templsrs. arrived In the
city this morning from Mansfield, Mass.
/ Captain Larkins is on n tour of inspec-
ton OF the lodges In the New England
states and will probably visit some OF
| the lodges in this city.