The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-02-14
N E w SLETS
ONLY A DOG.

ONLY A DOG.
IL amt so much ez wot e says
Cause e can't talk, yer see,
Or 'spress hisself like otherfolks
EZ, fer instance, you an me-
Fer looks now e amt so much
Ez other dorgs l'se seen,
He's handy legged with stumped tan
An eyes thet look like green.
But when / comes home from my Work
An see i'm a-lyin' In TN man,
Thet stump OF his'n a-wagGin
Like II couldn't stop at ALL
IL sorter breaks tn lonl!ness
Use felt since Marty died,
An tn old home pears more eheerful
When Towsers by my side.
An when tn kittle is put on
An tn water starts a-bilin,
When tn grub fer suppers all hxed up
Ii darn near starts i'm smilin.
'E gets share OF all thets ct,
Tn critter does-thet's certin-
An tn way he wags is tail an wihks
You'd swear thet q WIZ firtlh
Then when we're through tn Things
washed up,
An Towser's stretched out vi q,
D'yknov feel quite comfortple
When Towsers by my side.
Martin Christianson was held In WOO
hv Judse Sweetland today. for the inert
OF as files from the Manufacturers sup
ply company.
Bernard Moulther was held In Zoo oy
Judge Sweetland. today for trlal next
rrasdav on complaint of being a COM
mon drunkard.
Daniel Hurley. II years old, was sent
| 10 the reform school during his minonty
| TODAY. by Judge Sweetland for being
| vagrant.
| case OF eggs. valued at $3.50 was
| stolen from Follett and Steere's express
wagon on lower Pine street, at 5:h p. m
yesterday.
William II. Perry & companys' shop.
AZ 2ss DYER street. was entered Thurs
| day night and metal valued at $50, and
a horse blanket at s. was stolen.
Frank Hopkins, Charles ]. Mason and
| william r. Goldman were fined - ana
costs each In the police court, today. Tor
revelling on Atwelfs avenue AT E'-o
o'clock this morning.
Charles Carpenter "a years old, was
fined SEQ and costs in the 9Th district
court. today for the theft OF silver plated
ware. valued at $3.50. the property OF his
sister Abbie {. Carpenter.
The Boston Concert company gave an
entertainment at Music hall. last even
Ing which was but fairly patronized. The
talent was good. the whole giving very
credltable performance.
Edward ]. Bigonnes. of ss Hunts ave-
nue. Pawtucket, reports that a watch,
valued at s35, was stolen from his vest
pocket, when in Orleek's pool room 53lz
Weybosset street last night.
Moses Cherry OF No. Scituate. reports
that when some where in the vicinity
OF the Union station. at 10 o'clock, last
night. n man knocked him down and
stole $40 from his pocket. Moses was
drunk when he made this complaint.
Patrolman ]. n. sheehan discovered
yesterday that pane OF glass had been
broken in the rear window OF Henry j.
Spooner's residence 125 George street,
last night. Mr.. spooner's fomiiy is
away
Echon Bilanger Of l42 Chandler street,
| Boston reports that some where I'm this
! city last night, two men seized him. drag
| ged him into an alley and stole HIS watch
valued at 81, his pocket book containing
| 81 and note for $500.
/ The Faithful Workers, will meet at the
Randall Square Institutional mission, s.
| Gladstone avenue. Sunday afternoon
| at O'Clock Vice president Mary NJ
! BRADSHAW will speak, Mrs. c. ID. Poole
| will sing
Eliza Selly. years old OF 14s Colfa,
street. reports that while she was eros
! sing lot at the corner OF Cofax stree
and Prarie avenue. at 4:15 p. m. yester
! day. boy OF her own age snatched
25 cent p.ece from her hand and ran
away.
A meeting OF the Rhode Island Neteri
nary Medical association was held at tn
Hotel Dorrance yesterday afternoon.
constitution and bylaws were adopted
A committee was appointed TO represen
association at "A hearing before the Ju
dcary committee on Tuesday, on an &C
regulating horseshoeing.