The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-04-11
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When Lardy Da his station took
In dining hall one day.
He noticed II had changed it's look
While he had been away.
For right before him stood, quite pert.
A maiden, nice and new,
And 50 he said, with hope to firt
Now who. my dear. are your"
I'm Pearl" she answered. sharp and
quick.
From way down East I come;
They say I'm something awful slick
When do stunts ter hum"
"Ah yes, I see." cried Lardy Da
you are a Pearl 'bove price;
A treasure TO your Pa and Ma,
A big thing on the ice"
"Oh. no." responded fast the girl,
Just now I'm not 80 fine,
I'm just a poor, unvalued Pearl
That's cast before the swine"
Boston Budget.
sneak thief stole clock. worth SO.
from Arthur Gardners house, log Pond
street, yesterday morning.
A rubber mat, valued at IS WAS stolen
from the front steps OF b. r. Gilmore's
house, 2s7 Point street, yesterday.
window OF VIM. F. o. BrIen liquor
saloon at Is Cargill street was broken
last night. Bottled liquor, valued at 81 25
was taken.
w. A. Cranston's house at 3s7 Pine
street was entered by the use OF a dupli-
cate key. Thursday. Property, valued at
$3.50 was stolen.
Thomas Parker was fined IS and costs
in the Sixth district court today for steal
ing wire netting valued at s.. the property
OF Lydia Robinson.
IAszie Taylor was placed on probation
until Dec. eth by Judge Sweetland today.
She pleaded guilty to the charge OF being
a common night walker.
Two wheels were stolen from Amey
Franklin's baby carriage, while the latter
was In yard at 10 Foster street yester-
day. The wheels were valued at IS.
John Murphy was fined $40 and costs in
the Sixth district court today for stealing
a pair OF shoes from Frank Boyle. with
whom he had been stopping for few
days.
Thomas Dorsey yesterday appropriated
a bunch OF bananas. valued at 81, the
property OF Alexander Mcpherson. To-
day he was fined So and costs In the Sixth
district court.
George Russell of l22 Sutton street while
riding his bicycle on Angel, near Brook
street. at 9:25 o'clock last night. ran
against a dog He was thrown from his
wheel and sustained a cut under an eye.
William Fletcher. OF 100 Wheeler ave-
nue.. while riding his bike on Broad, near
oxford street, at 9:l5 o'clock, yesterday
morning, came into collision with w. A.
Grifrith's auto and smashed his own
wheel.
James Kenney was l1ned s. and costs by
Judge Sweetland this morning for ma
liciously defacing n building belonging 20
Julia L. Anthony. kenney went home
drunk last night and hurled certain
piece Of crockery through his sleeping
room window.
The two umbrellas stolen from the ves-
tibule OF the Trinity NJ. T.. church. We'd
nesday night have been recovered. Both
were silk and one had a silver handle
They were valued at 81 and s., respective
ly; yet n McAvoy street man purchased
the two from stranger for rs cents.
Patrolman r. c. Ehea was Obliged "a
leave his beat early this morning, as n,
was crossing the railroad bridge on tn,
west side OF Broad street, near F1nelC
avenue, a rotten boord broke allowing
one OF his legs 20 slip through. The mem
| ber was tightly wedged and so bruise,
that Shea could not remain on duty.
The property OF the Manville Covering
company, at the foot Of Pitman street
near Red Bridge. has been transferred
| by stephen W. Budlong. manager. to tn,
Manville Covering company. to be incor
porated. Under the new regime the plant
/ Is TO be enlarged by the building OF
large addition The land comprises ass
| square feet