The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-04-14
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A fool there was. and he took chance
| Given as you or u
In bunch OF baseball disputants,
| With all OF an umpires arrogance,
And a mask to cover his countenance
Given as you or ID.
The fool he called a batter out
And the crowd held him to blame,
While the batter batted him over 1.-The
head.
(Which you will allow was not well
! bred)
And Jumped on his chest. and left him
And that was the end OF the game.
Chicago Tribune.
Patrick T. Sweeney was ordered TO be
committed to the state hospital for the In
sane by Judge Sweetland. today.
John Turner was bound over to the
grand Jury in 500 by Judge Sweetland, To-
day. for setting UP a game OF policy.
James Massie was fined $40 and costs in
the 6th district court, today. for defacing
a building in which he maliciously
smashed window
Robert Galibois was held in 800 by
Judge Sweetland. today. for trial on the
2lst instant, on the charge OF assaulting
Michael J. Radigan.
Arthur w. Wade was fined s15 and costs
In the 9Th district court, today, for steal
ing tools, valued at 81. from Henry b.
Whitten.
John Magdot OF 375 Charles street. fell
from his bicycle on Broadway, last night,
bruising his face and hands. He was as
sisted home by q friend.
Thomas Daley OF "a Camden avenue
reports that as he was passing through
Victor street yesterday ne was bitten
upon his leg by dog.
Robert l.. Smith OF Fall River fell
down stairs at Music Hall at 1910
o'clock this morning. severely bruising
his legs. He was conveyed 20 the New
man. where he had a room
The Isaac I. Con- company. James r.
Freeman. auctioneer. sold at II o'clock
yesterday two-family house at IL Hal
ton street TO James r. Mcweeney. 1lO
Mantle avenue, for the sum OF s1210
Flora Ogden. who had failed to keep
her promise to behave herself. was trans
ferred from the Rescue Mission TO the So
phia Little home. today, by order of
Judge SWeetland.
John r. O'Connell OF 21 Corliss street
reports the theft from his barn OF 30
hens valued at $50 Charles Smart OF
T3 Charles street reports that a thief
took seven OF his hens, valued at 3f.25
each.
Mrs Alice Farnum Of 1892 Westminster
street discovered yesterday that a box
which she had carefully packed and
placed In her cellar had been broken
open and chinaware and bric-a-brac OF
the value OF $40 stolen.
out fire on the roof OF n shed on India
street last night that had been caused
by n locomotive spark. The shed be-
longed to the Providence and Stoning-
ton Steamship company.
Ihzzie. Lewis. IL years old. 30 Miss
Denehy has reported TO the police. es-
capped from the Rescue Mission on Bea-
con avenue at o'clock last night by
means OF a ladder. The girl was on
probation.
Frederick Harris. who was arrested
here two weeks ago. on suspicion OF COM
plicity I'm postoffice break at Newton.
Mass, was discharged from custody by
Judge Sweetland. today. He had been
held on the charge OF vagrancy.
The Board OF Faithful Workers will
hold cottage prayer meeting at the
home OF Mrs Rachael e Mace, 154
Lester street. corner OF Gilmore We'd
nesday evening AZ 7:f5 O'Clock Presi-
lent Mary NJ. Bradshaw viii speak. All
are cordially invited.
President Russell II. Conwell. the bril-
liant preacher. author and orator OF
will lecture at Infantry !
iall this evening under the auspices Of /
he Mems club OF the Cranston Street /
Baptist church. Mr. Russell I'm addi- /
ion 10 being president OF the Temple /
'ollege of Philadelphia. Is pastor OF the /
Baptist temple In that city, president OF /
he Samaritan hospital and president OF |
he Philadelphia Orphans home