The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-04-29
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DIS b dc way Dc roun' wori run
But which sr de lot II de happy onef-
Answer now, beneversI
DIS man live In de mansion high,
Dat man-yandsr, IN de desert dry;
But which er de two gwine ter shout
Answer now. beiievcrsi
Trouble knockin' at Dc big house do
same ex de cabin. whar do VIII grass
Grow;
VINO Il Dc rioh man. on who In de poi
Answer now, believersl
Atlanta Constitution.
Bernard Hackett. common drunkard,
was placed on probation until Dec. 4th by
Judge Sweetland. today.
silva Mancini was nned so and costs In
the 9th district court, today for a simple
assault upon Guiseppi Montratoo.
Lad pine valued at ss was tsoien from
John L. Goodwins unfinished house. on
Early street, Monday night.
Engine Co. II extinguished a fence fire
at 4O6 Branch avenue, at 4:40 p. m. yes
terday. No damage.
Box aga was pulled at 40 O'Clock this
morning, for a rubbish fire, near an unoc-
cupied house on Young Orchard avenue
No damage.
William c. Lindromann was fined sl5
and costs, by Judge Sweetland. today.
for stealing pool balls from Albert A.
Mills. or Washington street.
<sl,t. AAlA fnr "a nd
Jury I'm $500 by Judge Sweetland. today
for breaking and entering William Ed
mond's LIQUOR store and stealing bottles
and contents, valued at s..
John REYNOLDS will be tried Friday for
the alleged theft Off shirt and pair OF
drawers valued at 81, the property OF
Goetona Morris, which charge he repu-
dated in the 9Th district court today.
The Band of Faithful Workers will hold
a revival service at the South Main
Street Rescue Mission. No. "A South Main
street this evening, at o'clock Presi-
Mary M. Bradshaw will speak. The pub
lie Is cordially invited
Patrick Kennedy was fined $50 and costs.
nv Judge Sweetland. today, for assault
ing John Engwall. The former is North
Main street bar tender. The latter stop
D<6 10 get a Or1nk, ldst HibHtt hi'o coy
ing something which offended Kennedy
was struck In the mouth, the blow cutting
his lip.
Mildred Tanner, years old, residing
at <2 Redwing street, was injured by
John r. Dennis automobile. at the corner
of Elmwood and Potter's avenue, last
evening The child was playing with 9TH
er littieonee In the street and ran be-
tween the wheels Her face, and one
knee were cut DIR. Kirby attended her.
yincenzo Roselle, John Leonard and
James Christopher were before Judge
Sweetland, today, for the larceny OF cop
per bond wires from a spur track OF the
Rhode Island company at the Pawtuckei
car shed. Roselle pleaded not guilty and
was held in 500 for trial Friday. Leonard
who had bad record was fined $40 and
costs on one and $50 and costs on sec
ond count. Christopher being novice
was placed on probation until Dec. 4th.
Prof p McIntyres Combination orches-
fra met again last evening at the Lilly
Academy and held the second OF the sum-
mer seasons weekly rehearsals. The pro-
gram consisted OF variety or popular
and classical compositions. including =
new plantation arrangement entitled
.'Spirit OF the South" introducing Dixie
as a finale. A special feature OF the even
ing was a Juvenile piano solo. by little
Esther Marcus, an infant prodigy yet
scarcely FIVE years old. who received two
enoores, besides playing an ACCOMPANY
ment To a SOLO.
Mr.. Henry T. Bailey. esi,tor of arts and
crafts and for many years supervisor ~
drawing In the public schools OF Mass
achusetts. will lecture At the Rhode Is
land normal school next Monday, at -four
O'Clock In the afternoon on the Social
Ideal in EDUCATION" Mr.. Bailey II one OF
the best speakers on the lecture platform
and IL interesting alike 20 teachers and
the general public. The lecture has beer
placed At four o'clock IN order that "a
many public school teachers "a posslbl,
may attend.