The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-31
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II Il warn't fur Bill, my oldest son,
| dunno what I'd have ever done.
| Savin' up cash was easy nun.
| What puzzled me was 10 spend the stun
When you've lived In plain, old-fash-
You can't be a sport in jes' one day.
| The coin would have laid there in the TIL
Like lead, IL II hadn't have been for BIZ.
or course, It wouldn't have done for me
/ TO bet on hosses where folks could see.
/ Nor talk In slang. nor stay out AT mgr
An never could tie my necktie rignti
/ But Bill. he was quick 10 understand.
/ An ne took the enterprise right In hand
We was jes' plain folks. We'd have been
No doubt. il It hadn't have been for Bill.
It's a comfort to sit on the new back
An look at my fancy chicken coop,
An the painted barn with the weather
vane
And the other tokens of worldly gain.
I've labored faithful 10 let folks see
That moneys no object at all 10 me,
But envious people would doubt II still,
I'm sure. IL 1t hadn't have been for Bill
Washington Star.
John Conlon n vagrant, went out from
the 6th district court to the farm for six
months today.
Cornelius Cronin was fined SO and costs
my Judge Rueckert today, for a simple
assault upon Herbert Nettleton.
washington L. Cole of Cole avenue re-
ports the theft from his promises. yes
terday, or 10 buckets, valued at $40.
Jacob Goldberg and Oscar Zalinsk were
fined 500 and costs each I'm the 9Th dis
trict court. today. for overdriving a
horse
Thomas Branigan was bound over TO
the grand jury in $1,000 by Judge Rueck-
ert today. for keeping a common nu-
sance.
DR.. f. A. Martin has pitched his Gospel
tent on Broad street corner OF Moore.
Services will be held nightly. Sunday 1880.
week nights. 7:45. Saturday excepted.
Marks Peavue was fined 500 and costs In
the 9Th district court. today. for the lar
ceny OF 81 worth OF iron from the Amer
lean Locomotive company.
Johanna Tiberg who resides in the rear
OF 7S9 Plain street, reports that when on
Pond. near Spring street last evening. a
young man snatched a pocketbook, con-
tanning A.75 from her hand.
Elezio Mouzello was nned so and costs
| In the 9Th district court, today. for slap
| ping Guiseppi Marbles face He asked
| Guisseppi TO pay him borrowed money
and getting n sharp answer In his anger
struck the blow.
Michael Sharkey was held for the grand
| jury In 5000, by Judge Rueckert, today,
for an assault upon Josephine volente.
He threw a stone at some boys. who were
annoying him and struck the little girl on
her back, producing severe confusion.
I
Wallace, today and Judge Rueckert i'm
posed a sentence OF months at the state
workhouse for non-support. During his
probation Gulick had done little toward
providing for his wife and child.
John III. Sterritt was fined SIS and
COSTS In the 9Th district court, today for
assaulting his sister-in-law. Nellie Swee-
ney. A few days ago he was fned $50 and
costs for assaulting his wife. Both af-
fairs occurred at one and the same time.
Paul Young, Mahwood Alley and Moses
George pleaded not guilty In the 9Th dis
trict court today 20 the charge OF as
saulting Paul Petersen. alias Dadrosian.
with a bottle. They were held In $1,000
each for trial two weeks from today.
John McCruden waived examination In
the 9Th district court today, on the
| cnarge OF an aggravated assault upon
Angelo Saccaria and was bound over "a
the grand Jury in $1,000. McCruden
struck saccaria with his nst and broke
his Jaw
For n period OF half an hour. and jus,
after o'clock. last evening. the suburb.
an car lines OF the Rhode Island com.
pany were tied up for want OF power
This was due 20 an extremely low tide
which prevented the pumping OF watei
for condensing purposes at the big sta.
tion on Powell street.
Alfred Nuttini and Jose Boitano waived
examination in the 6th district court 10.
day and were bound over to the grand
| jury-Nuttini in 5000 for attempted car
nal knowledge OF Catherine Cronln and
May F. Copeland and Boltano in 1900 for
attempted carnal knowledge OF Heller
Cronin. These girls are each less than 1:
years OF age.