The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-02-11
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o for a gladstone summer tine
When eggs drop down below dime
And coal and gas both cut no ice,
And heats so cheap II has no price.
When beef and milk and butter sweet
And weinerwurst and picked feet.
And beets and cabbage. beans and peas.
All can be reached by man with ease,
When none can press the people low
Beneath a load OF pain and woe,
Except the Ice Trust. cold and stern
which for the peoples cash doth yearn'
oh for the gladstone summer time
That most delicious happy CLINE,
When hated trusts no more controi
The mortaTs stomach stove and soul.
youngstown Telegram.
Lars Holinouesht OF 10 Alphonso street,
reports that a coat and two pairs or pam
falcons. OF the aggregate value OF slb,
were stolen from his room Sunday.
AT s:45 o'clock this morning Pawtucket
car 500 ran into William Comstocks milk
wagon, when the latter was opposite $50
No Main street The only damage was
n broken trace.
Gerry Teitelman was fined SS and COSTS
In the 6th district court, today, FOR steal
ing old shoes and metal, valued at 30
cents from Simon Kline, for whom he
worked.
Mary Klotz a domestic employed at
William Morelocks residence. S64 Pine
street reports that a tramp who called
at the back door yesterday trying to OBJ
tain food, stole S bill from the Kitchen
shelf.
A new house at the corner OF President
avenue and Gano street was entered,
Monday night. Four electric bells, two
buyers, two shut-offs, two battery bells.
three fuses. and two switches, all OF the
value OF $3.50, were stolen.
Henry c. Roberts was fined $40 and
costs in the 9th district court, this morn
ing, for the theft of IS from the New
York, New Haven and Hartford railroad
company. He signed for another mans
paw and under such circumstances that
a charge OF larceny only was preferred.
Thomas Fleming. 81 years old. of lss
Public street and James Nc Garahan,
50 Miner street became engaged in
quarrel on Helen street at9 y. m. yes
terday. During the scuffle Fleming fell
and sustained a fracture OF his left leg
near the ankle. He was sent To the
Rhode Island hospital.
Louis S. Benlows grocery store. at 10
Elmwood avenue. was broken into last
night pane of glass had been bro
ken out OF window and board was
temporarily nailed over II. This was
torn OFT by the thief who secured tobac-
co. cigars candy and canned goods all
to the value OF s24.40.
James McGovern was sent to the Rhode
Island hospital, at 1876 this morning. by
Patrolman Costigan, who found the man
at the corner OF Pine and Richmond
streets. bleeding profusly from cut
upon his face. McGovern said that In
running 10 catch a car he fell and sus-
talned the injury.
william f. McCann was yesterday ap-
pointed member OF tho police force.
and assigned 10 duty at the Central sta
ton. He Is a popular member of the
Second Regiment p. r. I. NJ. and was
battalion adjutant OF the First Regiment
r. L. Volunteers during the
Hispano- American war. Capt McGann
is a crack pistol shot.
While crossing Marshall street late
yesterday afternoon George Il. Swan.
9 year old son OF Mrs. Mary II. Swan
was struck by private carriage and
knocked senseless to the ground. He was
removed to his home H Grant
street and physician called, who after
n careful examination pronounced the
| boys injuries not serious.
| Thomas Kelly was fned $40 and costs
| in the 9th district court, today, for an
| affair happened one Sunday last August.
| The Kelly boy got into a quarrel with
Mrs. Reynolds boy. When she essayed
| TO seperate them she got n punch in the
| side which knocked her down. Kelly
disappeared and kept away from home
| until yesterday. His mother being III
he came home and was at once picked
up.