The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-02
N E EWSLETS

He plunged In lead and G. b. c.;
He plunged In whiskey. plunged In Malt
lie made a deadly plunge In Salt:
He plunged In Erie. plunged In Penn
He plunged IN Rio Grande and Den.;
He plunged in Colorado Fuel.
And when 1t dropped he ate his gruel'
He plunged like fun in B. II. T.,
He pfunged some more I'm ~. y. G.
He plunged IN Western Union Tel,
He plunged again I'm Otis FL;
He plunged I'm Ice. he plunged IN Gas
He plunged some more In Union rae;
He bought Tobacco to the ash,
And staked a pile on Gould's WABASH
He plunged in Matches and In Cah''
He plunged I'm North American,
He plunged in Reading and Typewrite;
Hevplunged In stocks of anthracite
He plunged In issues 90 T. Edison,
And when they fell ne took his medicine;
He plunged in Delaware and Hud.,
IL dropped him with the usual thud;
He plunged In G. n. ]. and r.,
He plunged in Wheeling and L. e;
He plunged up TO his neck alas
In Windy City's Peoples Gas;
He plunged in various other stocks.
And knew the feel OF sundry shocks
He plunged In Rubber In wet weather.
AT other times he plunged in Leather;
He plunged with neither rhyme nor
gumption.
And plunged into quick consumption,
lie plunged In pills, he plunged In potions,
He plunged IN sundry soothing lotions,
Death beckoned. but this man OF grit
whispered his last defiant Nit!
I'll meet you later In The Pit
New York Herald.
Alfred Haigh OF 100 Potter's avenue re-
ports the theft from HE premises OF two
hens. valued at 81.
Miss Alice Foster OF 70 Borden street
reports the theft OF clothing. valued at
s11, from her attic, Saturday.
Walter Chayer was held In 800. by
Judge Sweetlsnd. today. for trial next
Friday. for a simple assau ult upon Fred
McManus Both are boys.
william H. Temple OF IS Grand street
reports four pies stolen from his lunch
cart Sunday afternoon. window, valued
at S.. was broken by the thief
Archie Coudry. Charles A. German. Jo-
seph Earle and Robert r.. Harmon were
fined s. and costs, In the 6th district
court today for playing cards on Sunday.
Benjamin Copeland OF Shawmut street
was fined $50 and costs by Judge Sweet
land. today. for throwing pot OF scald-
ing tea on David orlick, badly burning
the boys neck.
President Mrs. Mary NJ Bradshaw OF
the Band OF Faithful workers Is critically
III at the home OF her father, Mr.. Hiram
s. Hathaway, 33 Durfee street, this city.
Members OF the band please take notice.
George Arzenanian was before the 9Th
district court today. for assaulting Cor
neius Grant. The principals are boys.
Grant disturbed Arzenanian. who knock
ed Grant down and kicked him. A fine OF
81 and costs was imposed.
Patrick Dugan was sent to jail for Ii
days, by Judge Sweetland, today, for de-
facing a building belonging to Amelia
Cranston. Dugan. while drunk last night.
kicked In two doors OF a house on ID
street. causing damage to the extent of
IS.
James williams, colored, was held In
$1,000 for trial Friday, by Judge Sweet
land today. for an assault with a knife
upon James Y. Harris OF Penlope place.
This affair happened last Saturday night.
Harris face was cut and his head severe
ly kicked.
william Chapman OF l5i Mulbury street
ran an automobile against a Prairie ave-
nue. car at the corner OF Pine and Chest
nut streets, yesterday AFTERNOON. The
front axle OF the auto was sprung and
the rear step OF the car was broken. The
accident was caused by the failure OF the
auto brake to work.
Raffelo Salvatore, an italian, was be-
fore the 9Th district court today for an
assault upon Francis Siamon. an Arabian.
These men reside In a house at $50
Spruce street and had quarrel over n
small quantity Of wood Salvatore struck
Siamon on the head with club and
kicked him. lie was held for the grand
jury I'm 500.
While Hook and Ladder company, No. 7.
was responding 10 an alarm from box rs.
at 1915 O'Clock, last night. John u. Muir
ply. one OF the laddermen. was thrown
To the street. lie was made unconscious
for few minutes but escaped with no
more serious injury than "a bruised knee
and hand. The truck was on Olney street
at the time OF the accident.
John Cote was held I'm $500 by Judge
Sweetland. today, for trial next Friday,
for an assault upon his wife The Cotes
live on Manton avenue. near Manton VII
lage. Cote went home drunk. Saturday
night and kicked over a bucket OF hot
water which his wife was taking from the
stove. badly scalding both her arms as