The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-15
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She married him for his gold;
| She was delightfully."- stunning,
| He had riches untold;
Each considered the bargain
| A~fortunate one and fair
| The rare and radiant maiden
| And the tottering millionaire
He ventured into the market.
Where they took his money away,
Too all his his precious millions
| And laughed at his dumb dismay;
| She has lost her sylphlike beauty,
| Her chin has become pair.
And. all things duly considered,
The bargain they made was fair.
New York Herald.
George Chapman, a vagrant was placed
on probation until June 3. 1904 by Judge
Sweetland, today.
Rudolph Meltz Sunday appropriated an
umbrella, valued at 49, belonging TO Frank
Bowen. He was fined $40 and costs In the
9Th district court today.
John Clancy. Richard Thorne, John
Frost and James sommers were fined IS
and costs each. in the police court today
for reveling on wickenden street. last
night.
Charles Brucker. IS years old, was fined
day. for shoplifting in Westminster
street store yesterday A pipe and a cigar
holder, valued at s3.75 were stolen.
Michael Walsh was tried in the Sixth
district court today on the charge Of beg
ging. The case was continued until to-
morrow for sentence, when may be placed
I'm the custody of Mr.. Wallace, the pro-
baton officer.
William Kavanaugh was before the 9Th
district court today on the charge OF ma
liciousy breaking pane of glass In a
building at 430 Atwells avenue on Dec
10th. He was found guilty. sentenced TO
jail for 30 days and took an appeal.
Lawrence Conley, IL years old, residing
at 50 West River street, was Knocked
down by a beef delivery wagon. while
crossing Charles. near Nicholas street,
at 4:30 p m. yesterday. He sustained a
cut on his lip and both legs were bruised. :
Peter Burns. employed on the steamer
Connecticut, reports stolen from his vest
pocket. yesterday. gold-filled hunting
case watch. valued at s25.
Edwin A. Corbett OF So Weybosset street
reports about s25 stolen from his office
Saturday night.
Charles A. Jackson OF 30 Penlope street.
while drunk fell from the seat of a wagon
when on Congress avenue last evening.
He struck upon his head and as blood
flowed from his left ear. he was sent to
the Rhode Island hospital This morning
his injury was said not to have been Sc
rious one.
The December meeting OF the Rhode ISL |
and Horticultural society will be held to- |
morrow evening at o'clock In chamber
DrAf
Card OF the r. + Experimental station
will speak on Factors Influencing Soil
Fertility" discussion by members and
others will follow.
An autopsy was held, Sunday. on the
body OF Annie Boyce, at the Rhode ISL
and hospital Death was officially an
nounced To have resulted from septic
pneumonia due 10 the wound upon her
throat which was caused by Patrick F1tz-
gerald. The case has been reported 70
Coroner Lincoln with instructions 10 hold
an inquest
Michael Rehill and Charles McNally re-
tracted IN the sth district court today.
pleaded guilty and were bound over TO
the grand Jury in 5000 each. for breaking
and entering n freight car OF the Nw
York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad
company and stealing "a boxes OF shoe
laceS, VaIued at Va, tne property OF the
Fletcher Manufacturing company.
James Amato a boy who was arrested
on complaint OF the management OF the
Atlantic Mills company few days ago
for malicious mischief. and who was 10
have been tried In the Sixth district ju
venile court, today. retrated pleaded
guilty and was placed on probation until
June eth. 1904 The boy dropped a nail into
a mule. causing damage to that piece OF
mechanism 10 the extent OF $40.
The annual meeting OF the Providence
Christian Endeavor union will be held at
Elmwood Temple tomorrow evening at
7i5 The Rev. Il. A. Hainer. pastor OF
the Union Baptist church will speak on
Building Battlements." There will also |
be the annual reports and election OF Of |
hcers. Endeavorers should not fail to be |
present at this meeting. as this IL the
best opportunity they have during the
year to hear OF the extensive work which
is being carried on by the union.