The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-20
NEWSLETS S

Through snow and hail and downstream
gale
Sweeps out the dainty fly
BY rod and reel, by net and creel
This day a fish must die.
Through wave and swirl the line may
curl,
Danceth the March Brown" dry.
Whose barb. sans ruth, drives home the
truth
This day fish must die.
Quick shoot hard nght-the seasons first
Turns beaten on his side:
Though, Winter. you have done your
worst
This day trout has died.
Pail Mall Gazette.
Lizzie Manning. a common raller and
hraw-ier, was sent 10 the farm for
months by Judge Sweetland, today.
Michael J. curran was fined $50 and
costs by Judge Sweetland. today, for
dealing In impure milk. He took an ap-
peal.
Edward D. Clark OF 1s6 Tockwotteh
street, reports that pinks valued at 50.
were stolen from his green houses, Mon
day night.
A candy slot machine in front of John
Rooney's grocery store, eos Orms street.
was found broken open and looted at $40
o'clock this morning.
Patrolman B. Reynolds OF the Seventh
station was suspended last night. The
charge preferred was that OF conduct un-
becoming an officer He will be given a
hearing next Friday
Kate Connors. a middle aged woman.
pleaded not guilty in the 9Th district
court today. TO the charge OF being a
lewd and wanton person and was held
IN $500 for trial next week, Friday.
Michael Casey. who resides at 90 Plain
street. lost a watch valued at SIG last
night. He AYERS that the property was
taken from his vest while he was at the
corner OF Arthur avenue and Federal
street
Barietta Rocco of JAG Spruce street. re-
ported TO the police last night that while
he was at work at the corner OF Eagle
street and Kinsley avenue yesterday s2l
In bills was stolen from his pantaloons'
pocket
Box 49, was pulled about o'clock this
morning for a fre in the rear OF 2os vii
lard avenue. A shed valued at so was
destroyed. At St5 o'clock box 452 was
pulled. This was for n rubbish fire in
the cellar OF the house 81 Preston street
no damage.
Frank o'Rourke whose reputation for
vagrancy was still more firmly establish
ed by reason OF recent dissemination to on
tain his bread by the sweat OF his brow.
was given another sentence TO the farm
by Judge Sweetland. today. Frank went
over for months this trip.
James Fox's continued neglect 20 pro-
vide TO support his wife obtained for him
in the 6th district court. today, n SEN
tence OF months at the farm. Frank
A. Potter pleaded not guilty 10 n similar
charge and was required TO furnish 500
security for trial. June 5th.
Professor p. McIntyre's Combination
Orchestra held the fifth OF the summer
season weekly recitals at tho American
School OF Music. Westminster street. last
evening. The orchestra conw@sted OF /.
pieces. and gave selections from Ill Tro.
vatore. Mendelssohn's Wedding March
Affinity March and Two-step. and sew.
eral others. Some unlocked for amuse
nent was crcs ted by the entrance of th,
professors five-year-old son, who havins
obtained his little fiddle took his stand
In front OF his papa. and 10 all appear,
ances kept good time with the orchestrs
10 the rendering OF "Rlaze Away" nftel
which his mamma carried him of I.
bo-peep. Although the evening wa
warm there was a good attendance.