The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-13
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In fitting garb been dressed.
He wrote OF mountain. mesa, butte:
He sung OF azure skies.
Whose hue he likened to the blue
or the Western girls bright eyes.
His noblest effort. so he thought,
Was on a murmuring stream
That rippled tween alfalfa banks,
A sweet, soft-slumbering dream.
He took this 10 his Western maid.
She Iaughed-the little witch
And cried. That stream? Ha! ha! Why,
that's
Dads irrigating ditch"'
Sunset Magazine.
A can OF milk valued at so was stolen
from in front OF the grocery store at i3
Crary street, early this morning.
George Taylor was placed on proba ton
until Dec 4th by Judge Sweetland today
for having knowingly received a pair OF
stolen shoes.
stephen Luby. 10 years old. was held I'm
5000 by Judge Sweetland today for trial
Friday upon the charge OF being an idle
person.
Edward McKeough. an alleged common
drunkard. will be tried upon that charge
in the Sixth district court Friday. He
was arrested last night.
Harry Smith OF Knightsvile was fined
500 and costs in the Sixth district court
today for the theft of coat valued at 80
from department store.
An office window at Tilton and Whites
stable, on Central street. was forced last
night. A pair OF boots, worth s.. was
| stolen from John Corbie.
Mary POLAND, OF 7ssIl Eddy street. re-
| ports that her room was entered by
duplicate key, yesterday and a pocket
book containing $3.50 stolen.
Antonio Erenza. Sylvester Grannini and
Antonio Plumbo. juveniles, were fined $40
each by Judge Sweetland today for the
theft OF a watch chain valued at 80. the
property OF John Feery.
An unknown dog killed hens last night
as follows: At Thomas Smiths house.
so Concord street. 2: John Gearin, "a
! Concord street, Q; William Sherman. OF
Collyer street, 2; r. L. Barnett, Collyer
street, g.
AT an open meeting OF the literature
and travel section OF the Rhode Island
woman's club. on Thursday at 1890
o'clock In the Trocadero. Miss Ida Shaw
King will give lecture on Homer's
"Iliad," illustrated by the stereopticon.
Ethel Bates. Bessie Brown. Stella
! Brown, Alice Roberts and Mary Farrell,
soiled doves. were placed on probation
until Dec. 4th by Judge Sweetland this
morning Bertha Brown denied that she
! was a common night walker and gave
surety In $500 for trial Friday.
A public meeting Of the Rhode Island
Veteran Citizens Historical association.
Will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2:W
| O'Clock in the Mathewson street NJ. T..
church Francis Gallagher. the secre-
tary. will give an address entitled.
Rhode Island Summer Resorts"
Abraham Bywys was held In $500 by
Judge Sweetland today for trial Friday
on the charge OF stealing a jacket valued
at ST. the property OF Henry Farrell,
which Blywys. a push cart junk gath
erer. is claimed TO have stolen from a
back yard yesterday.
Robert Kelly. watchman at the Greene
building. on Fountain street. saw two
young men attempt 90 force n back win.
dow Of James Lavelle's liquor store. at !
O'Clock this morning. He threw piece
Of iron at them and as they started to
| run one OF them picked up a small sat
chel which evidently contained tools.
Prof. +. McIntyre's Combination or
| chestra, gave the fourth OF the summer
season weekly recitals, at the American
| School of Music" Westminster street.
| last evening The program was we'll 90
lected and opened with serenade by
| Desormes. followed by Venetian Nights
| and life by Maresh, and Holzmann's
| Blaze Away. During an interval I'm prog
ram. the professor was called upon for
| n plono solo. and In response played
| "Ketter's Grand Caprice Hongrois." The
piece IL an extremely heavy ono and on
| ~ those familiar with % can appreciate
| the amount OF energy and execution n
| required. As an encore Mr.. Mcintyre
played MascaRni's Intermezzo. after
| which the orchestra finished up with
Mendeissohns Midsummer Nights
Dream"