The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-07
SLETS

Backward. turn backward. o Time In
Make me a Kid again. just for tonight;
Bring back the days when i owed NOT
Please. II Il isn't much trouble TO you'
have grown weary OF toll and OF fun.
Weary OF everything under the sun,
Put me TO sleep. Jerfries. put me to sleep
Backward turn backward, Time. In tsy
Send me the bill and I'll nx It all right.
Pshawl What's the use? OF course you
Put me to sleep, Jeffries. put me TO sleep
Milwaukee Sentinel.
William Hughes, a common .drunkard'
was today by Judge Sweetland. placed on
probation until June 3. 1904.
Charles II. Weaver was fined $40 and
costs today for selling adulterated milk.
He was before the 9Th district court.
The alarm from box ls9 at sos o'clock
this morning was for a back draft In the
cottage house at ga Massachusetts, ave-
nue..
Passo Jacobricci was fined 50 by Judge
sweetland today, for the theft OF gloves.
valued at 80 cents from Weybosset
street store.
Lewis e. Burton's variety store at lis
Elmwood avenue was broken into Sat
at sli.53 taken.
Louis Peragallo was before the juvenile
court today for the theft OF ball, valued
at is cents from a Westminster street
store. He was fined 50.
Peter Habib's dry goods store at lo7
Acorn street. was broken into Saturday
night and SIS taken frop the till. Entrance
was gained by forcing back door.
A horse blanket valued at s.. the prop
erty OF T. W. Waterman of Dorrance
street, was stolen from the corner OF Eddy
and Pine streets. Saturday afternoon.
John Dowd was held In s1oO by Judge
Sweetland today for fral next Friday on
the charge OF assaulting Mary A. Dowd.
his wife. with poker. Mrs. Dowd receiv-
ed a slight abrasion behind her left ear.
Joseph Grenier, who had failed 10 keep
his promise to support his family. was
surrendered by Mr. Wallace today and by
Judge Sweetland was sentenced to the
farm for six months.
W1lllam 1Fdy OF ~ fSedCou dNtHNc uiS-
covered a man I'm the act OF trying the
windows OF the lower tenement OF that
house. at if:5o o'clock last night. When
Mr.. Gray spoke 10 the man the latter
ran away.
The Providence Franklin society an
nounce a lecture by Mr.. John Tretwell
for tomorrow evening on "By-ways of
Recent Travel in Europe and Africa"
The lecture will be given In the rooms OF
the society at 81 No. Main street.
James Hayden was held In $1,000 for the
grand Jury by Judge Sweetland, today,
for keeping a nuisance. He was also fined
$50 and costs and sentenced 10 jail for 10
days for keeping for sale. and was held
I'm 500 for trial next Friday on the
charge OF making an illegal sale OF liq-
uor.
John r. Martin was before the 9Th dis
trict court. today, for the larceny OF $40
from the Il. II. Gladding Dry Goods COM
pany. He pleaded guilty and was held
for the grand jury in $500. Martin had an
expense account which somehow be-
came confused.
Patrick Grady was arraigned In the
Sixth district court today, for an assault
with a knife upon Jeremiah Murphy. He
pleaded not guilty and was held In 500
for trial Friday The men met at the cor
ner OF South Main and Dime streets. at
1890 o'clock yesterday afternoon. Muir
ply struck Grady and the latter made
pass at and cut Murphy on his forehead
making a slight wound