The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-03

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NEWSLETS
Little dandeiion
Stahted In one day
Crinnin' at de autumn
Jes' like n was May.
Eebber mind de chilly vino
Nor de sky severe,
Little dandelion
:. Fohgot de time o. year.
little dandeiion
Made de day seem bright,
Though de fros' will ketch him
Long befo de night.
Reckon he's hero
OF a humble style.
Case IL takes heap O. grit
Sometimes jes' 10 smile.
Washington Star.
Frank Monaghan. a vagrant. was today
cent 10 the farm for nine months by Judge
eweetland
Engine company S responded 10 a stiil
alarm at y. m. yesterday for chimney
6re at 167 Cushing street No damage.
Joseph Finaer OF 254 North Main street
reports that a coat valued at 50 was stolen
from in front OF his shop last evening.
Five brass journals, valued at $50
were stolen from tool box In the Gas
pee street yard OF the Consolidated rail-
road, last night
John j. Geary reports that his tool shed.
at the corner OF America and Africa
streets was entered last night and tools
valued at 81 stolen therefrom.
An umbrella valued at 81. the property
OF Ellen oberg OF - Prospect street, was
stolen from her while she in Prai-
RE avenue car at p m. yesterday.
John p. Smith pleaded not guilty in
the Sixth district court today to having
ASSAULTED How Quon. & Chinaman. He was
held in 800 for trial on Dec. sth.
Luke j. Welch OF 1o4 Plain street fell
on the sidewalk on South street. at $40
O'clock this morning and dislocated his
left ankle. He was assisted TO his home |
William Smiths grocey store at 20 Cor |
lies street was entered by way OF n rear |
door Tuesday night. tub OF butter |
valued at 81 and steak and ham, valued /
Ut Sc was stolen.
Arthur Cain was arraigned at the Gen.
tral station yesterday afternoon for the
alleged larceny OF s5 from the person and
possession OF Giuseppe Luscascio and was
held in 500 for trial Friday
Carpenters tools valued at $50 were
stolen from the cellar OF Edward J.
OConnor's house, 244 Chalkstone avenue,
yesterday. Detective Godfrey arrested n
man for the theft and recovered the tools.
'O'Connor refused TO prosecute
The alarm from box 3s4 at s o. clock this
morning was for a slight fire I'm DIR. NJ.
]. Murphy's barn. rear OF 166 Waldo
street. Gasoline with which an automo-
bile was being cleaned caught fire, doing
but slight damage.
At the regular meeting OF the woman's
Christian Temperance union. Friday ar
ternoon, at o'clock. at the small hall OF
the Y. M. c. A. Miss Nellie Il. Pearcs
will given report OF the national con-
vention. recently held In Cincinnati
Frank Cooney was fined $40 and costs in
the police court today for revelling on
Westminster street yesterday. He was
also held In 500 by Judge Sweetland for
trial on Dec. sth, for an assault upon
George Stoppis an Armenion fruit vender. II
Cooney was drunk.
harness valued at $40 was stolen from
David Greenblatts barn on Boulston
lane. and one OF the same value from III
Benjamin Mutrick at the same time and III
place yesterday Both harnesses were III
later found In the manure pit OF a barn III
on the opposite side of the same lane.
Frank r. Dlckey OF 1893 Friendship street
reports that the pockets OF his clothing
which was hanging In a room at Weeks
Brothers candy manufactory, 16 Rich
mond street, were inspected by thief
Tuesday and that n watch and chain
valued at Sc and 81 in cash was appro-
priated.
John III. Foshund OF 30 Cofax street
was found on Colfax street at II :55 O'Clock
last night by Frank Crogan. who took
Foshund TO his own home. Later Fashuud
was conveyed TO the Rhode Island hos
pitsl. where quite n bad cut on his fore
head was dressed. He was unable 60 II
cell how or where he was injured.