The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-22
NEWSLETS


.Tis a topic without which we allshouid
be lost,
And ouiescent remain conversation
II there was not the sun anu ene '"
and the frost
E,or our erudite daily dilation.
~ walking abroad and lady YOU meet
Although II may sound somewhat shy
With remark such as this eacn the o'ne'
will greet: .,u,, -,
Don't you think IL Is awiully emmy
When you're asked out 70 olhe anu ''N
take In maid s.,,.ta.
who Is frightfully naughty ana irlslo'
At the same time, maybe she' hAe SVu'
is afraid. ,a.
which makes her standoffish and rigidi
lust say. as demurely she eye'h he'
soup. L.. n,ra,v-
"The thermometers just
she'll Law down her spoon with social
war whoop
And dinners a garrulous heaven
us a source of relief for the shy ana
the bold
The ignorant. too. and the bralny
Having mentioned the day Is excessive
~ cold
or. the aspect for next day is rainy;
n has prefaced, as well. many heartfelt
when two are In silence together.
And many a suitor commences mis- pray
ers
with a fervent Thank God for the
weather"
New York Herald.
Joseph Rodgers was held i'm $500 by
| Judge Sweetland today. for trial Friday,
| on the charge OF vagrancy'
Isaac Taylor, a sturdy beggar was
placed on probation in the Sixth district
court, today, until June 3, 1904.
The Loyal Workers will meet at the
| Mission OF the Coming King, Friday eve
ming at 7:45. Brother Albert Holmes viii
lead. All are welcome.
Lindsey and Allen. electrical engineers.
Providence, r. J.. have secured the gov
ernment contract for all the electric work
on the new gymnasium and post eX-
change at Fort Troy, ~ Y.
Fred Montgomery was arrested on Dor
rance street. last night for revelling. He
pleaded not guilty I'm the Sixth district
court today. and will have trial to-
morrow morning.
Michael Sacks, II years old. was SEN
fenced TO the reform school during his
minority. by Judge Sweetland. today. for
the theft OF a pocketbook, containing S3.40
from Bridget j. Elligot OF Proctor place,
yesterday.
James Sylvester, Clintori Taylor and
George Ricci small boys, were held in
$500 each. by Judge Sweetland. today. for
trial oct. 27th. for assaulting Margaret
Mclaughlin, 13 years old, whom they met
and maltreated in Hopkins Park, yes
terday
Joseph o Riccard was sentenced to jail
for 80 days I'm the Sixth district court.
today. for an assault upon Henry Nor
row deputy sheriffs keeper. whom
Riocard threw out OF his shop. He APP
pealed.
The male clerks OF Providence are 10
have a reception. October 80. I'm Y. NJ c.
A. hall. at which the well known sketch
and In addition an or
chestra will he In attendance TO add TO
the pleasure of the occasion
PatrolmaL =. t. Kavanaugh extin-
guished slight fire i'm Annie Tolorsky's
I'm Furlong court. at a:10 o'clock
yesterday morning. Children playing with |
matches set the bedding on fire and then |
crept under the bed. officer Kavanaugh |
took them from their perious position |
and conveyed them TO the yard
Charles Il. Quigg was sentenced to jail |
for 20 days by Judge Sweetland, today |
for an assault upon Ellen Quigg his wife |
Each have children of a former marriage |
aud over consideration to be paid the /
two sets and quarrel began which |
wound up In Quigg punching his wife
in the face. He appealed from the sen
tence