The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-03-02
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4 Ell nv COlleRe-Dred aroma.
I would give IL all and gladly be fool;
l would give my evening clothes.
And the joy that ebbs and flows
When hear the mellow popping OF the
cork,
Were / not always forgetting
one small thing that keeps me fretting-
IL only could recall which fork!'
which fork?''
There's quite a row beside me-
But the woe OF woes betide me.
II ever / can get them sorted out;
For each one has its duty
Just as each its dainty beauty
The oyster one is three-tined, short and
stout;
But the rest-they have me guessing
In n manner most distressing,
And I'd almost trade my hope OF future
Jov
For a chance 10 eat again
In the farmhouse dull and plain
With the tools I used TO handle, when a
boy
For I'm sure I'll never learn,
Though ] yearn. and yearn and yearn
Though ] spend dozen seasons In New
York
Just what fork is next IN line:
SO from soup 10 nuts and wine
I am haunted by the thought.
(Which fork?"
Baltimore American.
Everstivus Yeo. II years old is missing
from % No Main street
Manuel Monle and Kate ~weerey were
fined so and costs each in the 9Th dis
trict court. today. for improper conduct.
Nelson Peters, colored. was held I'm $500
ny Judge Sweetand. today, for trial to-
morrow for simple assault upon Gar
field Raymond
Thirteen panes of glass were yesterday
maliclously broken i'm the building at
As Borden street. occupied by the James
H. Tower Iron works
Harry Lewis Of 102 Wesleyan avenue,
reports that his overcoat. valued at S..
was stolen from the Y NJ c. A build
ing yesterday afternoon.
George Seward was fined $40 and costs
In the 9Th district court. today. for mall
iciousy breaking glass, valued at 81, in
a building belonging to Thomas F. Ken
nedy.
Hose Il. responded to a still alarm at
$40 o'clock last night, for a slight fire
at 81 Randall street Children playing
with matches set fire to rubbish No
damage
The residence OF James A. Pollard Sc
Brook street. was entered by the use OF
duplicate keys Saturday. An overcoat
valued at SIS and child's bank contain
ing s2.2o was taken.
Hose ! responded 10 a still alarm al Gas
this mornIrg for a fire in the engine
room OF the Grosvenor building 123 Eddy
street. 1t was caused by old waste un-
der the floor. damage slight.
Every court OF the order OF Foresters
of America has appointed a delegate as
committee to entertain the
representatives OF the Supreme court
that Is to be held in this city during
August of this year.
Charles II. Price. colored. was held in
$1,000 by Judge Sweetland. today. for trial
next week Tuesday. on the charge OF
keeping a nuisance on Rice street The
police found a very disreputable class of
young men in the house
Rafaele De Fefce was fined $40 and
costs In the 6th district court. today, for
assaulting Miss Assunda Mattola. Fellce
was demonstrated with by Miss Mattola
for abusing another young man. and be-
coming angry. struck the girl on her
arm with n broom stick
An alarm was given from box s95 at 9:i5
this morning, for n roof fire at l3 Kane
street, caused by sparks No damage. Box
4lS was pulled at 1910 a. m. for a sup
posed fire in Douglas carpenter shop on
Waterman street The smoke thatt led TO
the right came from ueighboring chin
ney.
horse attached to a top buggy. own
ed and driven by DIR. Marshall Whitmarsh
ran away on Elmwood avenue near
Peace street, al 1880 this morning. The
buggy was demolished and DR.. Whit
marsh and his coachman. William Els
bree. was drawn out. Esbree's head
was cut so that he had to be sent to the
Rhode Island hoshpital. Or. whitmarsh
was not injured.
Charles ". Baker pleaded not guilty,
in the eth district court. today. when ac-
cused OF breaking and entering In the
night time the tool shop OF Hugh H.
Cummings, also no, guilty to the charges
OF stealing tools worth $3.50 from Henry
Winters; s5.25 worth from Gustaves
Johnson and s. worth from William Phil
.ps. lie was held in $500 on the first and
In $500 each on the other complaints for
trial next week Tuesday.
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