The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-10
N EW SLETS

I'm jes a-keepin even, which Is doin'
purity good
Haven't made the fortune that / used to
hope | would.
Haven't caused the trump OF fame DER
distant hills TO sound.
But kin allus face the music when the
landlord comes around
I've had my share OF sunshine an seen
the flower smile
Have the rheumatic but only fur little
while.
An when i come To quit this scene OF
hope an likewist doubt,
I'll hardly leave enough fur lawyer folks
20 fight about.
I have had my disappointments an I've
had my silent fears,
But ! recon tIat the laughs will easy
balance all the tears
II amt brilliant record, burt j want IL
understood
That I'm still a-keepin even. which is
doin' purity good
Washington Star
Daniel Mckay was sent 10 the state in
stitution for the insane by Judge Sweet
land today.
Patrick sweeney was sent to the farm
for six months by Judge Sweetland today
for non-support
Clothing valued at sl5 belonging to
william Babbing. was stolen from barn
at 25 Conduit street. yesterday afternoon
William II. Goodwin OF so Doyle avenue
asks the police 10 locate watch valued
at s35. that was stolen from his room last
night.
Mary Gorton was held In $500 by Judge
Sweetland today for trial next Tuesday
on the charge OF being common night
walker
Francis Gillen Of Borden street, was
bitten upon his left leg by dog, when
at the corner of Crary and Eddy streets.
yesterday.
: John German. employed on the oyster
boat William A. Cummings. reports TO the
police that so3 was stolen from his trunk
last night
Louis Berger, who boards at 65 Sabin
street, reports that his room was entered
last evening and sa in bills stolen from
his clothing
James f. Farrell OF 7as Eddy street, re-
ports that a plasterers staging. valued
at $40, was stolen from barn at 800 Swan
street. Thursday.
Patrick Mcguire, who had promised last
May TO support his family was today
surrendered by Mr.. Wallace and sent TO
the farm for six months.
Charles Kemble. 1s years old, was plac-
ed on probation until June g. 1904. by
Judge Sweetland today. for the theft OF
pair Of shoes from John Wilson.
Walter Wood and william Lane, juven-
lies. were placed on probation until June
7th, 1904, by Judge Sweetland today, for
theft OF pears from James III. McGann.
Harlod NJ. Howard of Providence and
Howard r.. Blanchard OF Warwick Neck
have entered upon the third year of their
course In Jefferson Medical College Phil
adelphia, Penn.
Michale c. Caruolo's tailoring shop at
22s Weyboeset street was entered by a
theivese carried away clothing and cloth
valued at s16o.
James Trembley. who claims that he re-
Gently came from New Mexico, was sent
to jail for 20 days. this morning. for steal
ing clothing. valued at ss.01 from Samuel
Schnable, OF South Main street
William r. Fechney of SO Haskins street
to the police that when he was
at the corner OF Snow and Chapel street
at 1880 o'clock last night his watch. val
ued at sSJ was stolen from him. William,
so the police assert, was drunk when he
made this report TO them.
Mary o. Kane was fined SO and costs
In the Sixth district court. She was put
out Of cobblers' shop yesterday because
she was drunk, and insisted upon sing
ing. To square accounts she then threw
stone through a pane OF glass doing
damage To the extent OF 81 TO the build
ing, which belongs to Isaac Hahn.