The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-23
NEWSLETS

oh, foolish man. who doth so toll and
spin
by day, and then lie waking half the
night.
Contriving superhuity to win.
Who grabbeth all within his reach ana
sight
Regardless of his need; who plans to
His fellow men. so to augment his
pile.
And who one million made, doth straight
begin
Upon the next. and recks not, though
the while
His brothers hunger and his name revile.
And love fits by him. and all tenoer
Are broken, and though pleasures daz-
zling smile
He sees not, grubbing still with down.
cast eyes;
Who lives in dread he may untimeiy
bust"
Dies. and is merged into his god, 1.-THE
dust!"
No sordid heap will i accumulate.
Nor oversweat, not IL i know myseif,
I'll spend my dollars at about the rate
That I acquire the necessary pelf.
NY watch I always can hypothecate
Should at any time be running short.
Or have mine host inscrfbe II on the
slate.
When I to his thirst parlor do resort,
To Kitty I will show myself a sport.
And purchase freely II she bats an eye,
In pleasures paths I gayly will cavort,
And eat three meals day-each one
with pie
I'm right with Omar Khayyam. who
once said:
Live while you can-youll be long
time dead"
Chicago News.
Isaac ]. Martin OF ss Traverse street re-
ports that clothing, valued at 49, was
stolen from his room. yesterday.
Earl p. Mason, assistant city treasurer.
reports that his pocket was picked of s23,
while on car near the Empire theatre.
at $50 o'clock last evening.
William Read was fned SIS and costs In
the 9Th district court, today, for the
theft of can. valued at $3.50 the proper
| ty OF Dagdasian Jackson.
Dominica Arnnod and Ferdenan Mar
tinelli were fined s. and costs each In the
| police court, today, for revelling on
Charles street, last evening.
The Band OF Faithful Workers will
meet at the Mission OF the Coming King.
| s27 Broad street. Wednesday evening at
745 O'Clock. The public is cordially in
vited
John Foster and Mary Leach pleaded
| not guilty In the 9Th district court today
to the charge Of keeping disorderly
house, and were held in $1,000 each for
trial next Friday.
The complaint against Henry w.
Boardman, for exposure. was not tried In
the 9Th district court, today. Boardman
waived an examination and gave surety
In 500 for the next grand jury.
Antonio Lgnorio. who keeps board
| ing house at 407 Richmond street, reports
| that n boarder whom he refused to let
| into the house last night because he was
drunk threw a brick through window.
Ambrose Marsh of li3 Beacon avenue,
! employed at the Manchester street pow
| er house. fell while at work early this
morning His scalp was cut quite severe
~. After he had been treated at the
| Rhode Island hospital he was sent home.
Daniel Eddy, who keeps coal and
wood yard at eos Messer street. reports
| that a Mrs. Hanrahan called at his place.
yesterday morning and bought 81 worth
| OF wood. She rendered a s5 bill In pay
ment to colored man employed there,
| who went out to get the change, since
when the colored man has not been seen.
Thomas Nugent pleaded guilty In the
/ 9Th district court today 10 the charge OF
/ being a sturdy beggar and was sent to
the farm for two years This makes
/ Nugent's 18th trip TO the farm. either as
| a sturdy beggar, n common drunkard or
/ n vagrant lie was discharged from the
| state farm on June 18th. Neugent is
quite an accomplished pianist.
! Ella Dennlng was fined 500 and costs,
by Judge Sweetland today for the lar
/ ceny OF SIS from Albert Picker. The lat
ter struck up an acquaintance with cse
girl and went with her TO the Hotel st
/ James. In pulling some papers from his
| pocket he dropped the money on the
/ floor and when his attention was divert
| ed the woman appropriated II. This af-
fair happened last Saturday night The
respondent and another woman were ar
rested on suspicion yesterday and late in
the afternoon after a good deal OF eva
sion the Denning girl broke down and
admitted the theft.