The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-02-02
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When Betty bakes the buckwheat cakes
My bosom swels with pride;
i then forget my life's mistakes
And smile well satisfied.
The chilling wind outside the pane
To discord vainy wakes.
IL cannot move me TO complain
When Betty bakes the cakes.
Now, some there be whose broidering
Is lady-like and fine;
And some most daintiy do sing
Or write In phrases fine.
But though my admiration stirs.
My loyalty ne'er shakes,
Their cleverness is naught to hers
When Betty bakes the cakes.
The sirup in n golden line
Sets forth TO trace her name:
The coffee steam. an incense fine,
Arises 10 her fame
And though the sunshine for awhile
The wintry morn forsakes.
/ ask no radiance save her smile
When Betty balHes the cakes.
washington Star.
Nellie Gee was ordered TO be committed
tc the state hospital for the insane by
Judge Sweetland today.
John Conlon was fined IS and costs in
the Sixth district court today for stealing
81 in cash from Rose Dawson.
Marion Carr OF 70 Elm street reports
that a clock valued at 81 was stolen from
her house. Saturday night.
Mrs John McDermott OF $50 Pond
street, reports clothes valued at S. stolen
from a line in her yard. Saturday.
Judge Sweetland fined Mary Flaherty
s. and costs today for theft of a night
dress valued at 90 cents from Maggie
Conley.
James McCusker was fined s1s and costs
by Judge Sweetland today. for the theft
of a coat. valued at S. from Samuel
Marks.
Samuel j. Burke's liquor saloon. 10
Pine street. was entered Saturday night.
by forcing the rear door. one bottle Of
liquor and a few pennies were taken.
Michael ]. Sullivan OF 81 Pike street re-
ports that he was bitten on the right leg
by dog while passing the corner or
Eddy and Globe STREETS at y. m, yester-
day.
Charles Morris pleaded not guilty In the
Sixth District court today, 10 the charge
OF making an assault upon his wife Jo-
sephine and was held in 500 for trial
Friday.
Philip Collins, musical director of the
"Show Girl" was first violnist in the
Providence Opera House orchestra IL
years ago. He was calling on his friends
today.
vincenzo Saldicco. OF Lily street re-
ports that his son Michele. II years. left
home at o'clock last Friday afternoon
TO 60 10 his work at the Atlantic mill.
Since then Michele has not been heard
from.
John Dumford died suddenly at his
home, 50 Veazie street, yesterday MORN
ing Medical Examiner Perkins said that
death was due to heart failure. Dumford
was 6S years old and leaves a widow and
two children.
James Fitzgerald and John Kelly were
sent TO the farm for six months each. by
Judge Sweetland. today, for begging.
Among those whom they called upon for
a hand-out was the work girl at Police
Commissioners Sims house.
Thomas O'Neil was arranged in the
Sixth District court today, on the
charge OF breaking and entering In the
day time the dwelling OF Barned Eeigel
and stealing a coat valued at 81. He was
held in s70O for trial Friday.
James Nesbit alias Comanche Jim, a
long haired street corner fakir. was held
in $500, by Judge Sweetland today, for
trial next Friday on the charge OF as
saulting Bridget Carver, with whom he Is
boarding.
James Donahue was found s. and juve-
nile costs and James Barry s. and regular
costs by Judge Sweetland today for the
theft of clothing valued at $3.50 from
Isaac Addlemann Saturday. The boys
took the clothes from Isaac's wagon as IL
mas st ndinp on South Main street.