The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-19
IN E WSLETS

She talked 10 me long on ths Ego OF
Thought
A pretty philosopher she,
Who needed TO speak but one sentence to
make
fervent disciple OF me.
The fathomless depths OF acunen shs
reached.
And heights by no wing ever sought.
While glad and enraptured listened. as
Discoursed on the Ego OF Thought.
Tho sober light grew in her wonderful
eyes:
watched the rose grow on her cheek:
That's all i remember about the dis
course.
Though more such Ia willingly seek;
She talked To me hong on the Ego Of
Thought
0 make this confession 80 you)
] understood naught OF II ali-but I'll
Swear
That every word of II is truei
San Francisco Bulletin.
Watch for the mani See announcement
Page !.
Clothes. valued at $50, were stolen
from a line I'm Susan Mancni's yard. 27s
Atwell's avenue yesterday afternoon
A horse blanket, valued at N.7a was
stolen from in front of Catone Villas
store. 3se Atwells avenue, last evening.
Frank NJ Cram was placed on proba-
tion until June Sd. by Judge Sweetland.
today. on his promise to support his wife.
Santangelo Mossimllino was held In 800
by Judge Sweetland. today, for trial next
Tuesday on the charge of having made an
indecent exposure.
An overcoat. valued at SIS. was stolen
from dressing room OF the hail. +s Snow
street, last night II belonged 10 William
Bens OF lss Lillian street.
George J. Linder a grocer at 10 Orms
street. was visited by iim-fiam opera
tor. yesterday afternoon who unsuccess-
fully tried to work the old game.
Edwin S. Chapman complained at the |
4th police station, yesterday that a pock- |
etbook. containing SO had been stolen |
from his kitchen during the afternoon.
Charles T.. Marshall was placed on pro-
baton until June 1904 by Judge Sweet
land today for the theft OF pigeon,
valued at $3.50, the property of Emma
Leonhardt.
Minnie Brown today retracted her plea
pleaded guilty ana was held In 5000 for
the next grand jury. She was placed In
the custody OF Miss Denehy.
Joseph Daley was arraigned In the
Sixth district court today for breaking
OF the Architectural Metal works and
stealing wire valued at t3O. He was
held In $500 for trial next Tuesday.
Paul Nickerson was accused I'm the 9Th
district court OF having assaulted owen
J. McCann, an old man, whom he knocked
down and kicked in the face because Nc
Cam objected to the bringing of beer In
TO the house. A sentence OF 20 days I'm
Jail was imposed.
At l:aS O'Clock this morning a fre was
discovered by Patrolman Harvey, in
James Baxters liquor saloon. go Plain
street. Hose was called and extinguished
he blaze which had been caused by q
lighted cigar stub or cigarette that had
been thrown into spittoon filled with
'awdust. Damage s..
The regular meeting OF the w. c. r.
J. will be held at 3 o'clock tomorrow,
n the small hall OF the Y. NJ. G. A.
The subject for the afternoon
will be Child Labor In Rhode Islanu
md Elsewhere" Speakers-Miss NJ. X.
'onyngton ana Mr.. Gilbert e. white
more, the truant officer OF Providence.
The public Is invited.
The First Machine Gun Battery 4s
trong. marched down from the armory
asst night and attended the performance
" Girls Win be Girls" at the Empire
some local hits were introduced In the
,lay for their benefit ands the Battery
,oys had n pleasant evening, enjoying
very bit OF the performance.
Andrew Small was before Judge Sweet
an today for the larceny OF pocket
book and contents, valued at 50. the prop
'rty OF Bagilaran Bukian. lie took the
ocketbook from a fellow workman's
rocket I'm a bakery. A fine of $40 and costs
was imposed. He was held I'm s20 for trial
Friday on the charge OF stealing a chain
'alued at 50 from Jacob Hanson.
Julia Jackson. an old rounder, was sent
o the Sophia IAttIe Home for one year.
" Judge Sweetlend this morning Julia
vas before the court a common drunk
rd; but as there had been a hiatus OF
hree years since her last break the
ourt decided not to send her 90 the farm.