The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-04-13
NEW SLET S
TODAY.

The rich mans fancy, Fashions latest
craze,
A costly toy forever out Of gear
Topic on which men endiessly diiate,
Lawless the motor dashes through the
land
Scattering confusion. raising clouds OF
Annihilating distance. killing time,
It's riders like the highwaymen Of old.
All masked and hooded. fearfully disguis.
ed,
To humble wayfarers a source of dread:
A guady plaything, painted and veneered.
Pastime TO some, but useless TO mankind.
TOMORROW.
Flaunted by Fashion, carelessly cast out
To join the rusty forms OF once-loved
bikes
Plaything no more, its day of work has
come,
Swiftly this erstwhile toy of idle men
At ordered hours along an ordered road
Bears city toilers to and from their work; !;
Out from the airless streets, the dirt, the
noise,
Into the sunlight OF their own green land: (:
Solving the problem OF the crowded town
Giving to England's country back her
sons,
Useful to ALL. a blessing to mankind.
Michale Daloiso was fined $40 and costs
In the Sixth distrist court today for an
assault upon Albert Di Angels.
until Dec 9Th by Judge Gweetland today
on his promise to support his family.
John Dyer was held in $500 by judge
sweetland today for trial next Friday
on the charge OF assauitang Patrick Hig-
gins
Julius Pitschke reports that somebody
threw stone through one OF his grocery
store windows, 800 Branch avenue. last
night. Damage 81.
Antoine valiquois was held In 500 by
Judge Sweetland today for trial Friday
for the alleged theft OF a pair OF shoes
from Samuel Heckln.
Thomas McAvoy was fined So and costs
in the Sixth district court today for
throwing a bottle upon the street at
Market square yesterday.
Mr.. John A. Gammeli, well known in in
surance circles. has severed his oonneo-
ton with the Prudential Insurance COM
pany and has associated himself with
the Providence Life Insurance company.
The rooms OF the Eureka Social club at
"A Cranston street we're broken into Sat-
urday night. A banjo. a pair OF boxing
gloves, clock. three harmonicas and
several other small articles were stolen.
Frank Hammond of 20 Victor street.
while crossing his kitchen last evening
stumbled and fell. dropping a lighted
Kerosene lamp. The result was that a
curtain was burned and some Of the wood
work scorched.
Peter Reynolds, who had been on proba-
ton for an assault, got drunk yesterday
and was today surrendered by Mr.. WAL
lace. AS the young man had a very bad
record and had failed to keep out OF mis-
chief. Judge Sweetland sent him 20 jail
for 30 days
Matte Fox. an epileptic. who has been
playing pianos at bawdy houses and sleep
Ing I'm lumber yards since the police closed
those down town places, was before Judge
Sweetland today on the charge OF being
an idle person, She pleaded guilty and
was sent to the state farm for six months.
Nellie Mullen and Mary Hennessey were
today sent 10 the farm for six months
each; Mary Patt. IL years old. TO the Oak
AVN school during her minority. and
Jennie Lemmey was placed on probation
until Dec. 4th. These young street walk
nrs were before the Sixth district court
today.
The Commercial club will have dinner
and listen to an address by Commodore
Robert Il. Peary. U. s, N, In the Troca-
iero next Saturday evening. The subject
of Commodore Peary's discourse. Field
Work OF the Peary Arctic club from 1895
10 1907" is certainly an interesting one,
IND there IL little doubt II will attract
IN unusually large attendance.