The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-07-29

The Weather
Boston, July 2s.-For New England;
Fair tonight and Saturday; cooler tonight
in New Hampshire, Vermont and western
Massachusetts; light westerly winds.
NEWSLETS
I know q man who's saving tags.
stamps.
labels,
wrappers,
shoppers,
bottles. and
trademarks
On tobacco.
soap,
tea,
coffee,
pianos,
and automobiles,
And when he gets enough
He'll have earned cane
collar button,
umbrella
match box,
house and lot,
OF book Of
firtations.
For its the ruling passion,
This saving up OF tags,
And stamps and gaudy wrappers
From bottles. boxes. bags;
Yes, everybodys got 1t
And / have got H. too
I'm simply so distracted
don't know what 10 do.
Gimme your tags and wrappers
Gimme your labels, friend!
Gimme your cast Oft stoppers-
Gimme your cigar ends!
Gimme your extra trademarks
Gimme your bottles. pray,
For I'm going 20 draw tomorrow
on the thing ! save today!
Ten thousand tags will get me
A copper headed cane.
And twice ten thousand tags an
Umbrella for the rain;
OH everybody's got IL
And have got II, too
I'm simply so distracted
I don't know what 20 do!
Baltimore News.
roseph putra OF 81 Pike street reports
that s22 was stolen from his room yester
day.
Joseph Antoine was fined $50 and costs
IN the 9Th district court today for sellins
impure milk.
Antonio Guattrocchi. II years old. wal
fined IS I'm the 9Th district Juvenile court
today. for the theft OF a clock, valued
81. the property OF Richard Greaves.
Bernard Mcintyre was placed on proba
ton until July 23d, and William j. Plac'
was held in $500. by Judge Reuckert' to
day for trial next Tuesday. Both wer'
up for non-support
Patrolmen f. Dorsey and J. j. Kell!
extinguished a slight fire In the Butt
block, 15 Dorrance street. at lO;So o'cloc'
last night A lamp had exploded In room
q. occupied by Herbert Whitehead.
The alarm from box 4S7 at e:2o o'clocl
this morning was for slight hre
Rubin Adler's tenement, GO Robinson
street. Mrs. Adler was using benzine. tn
vapor of which was ignited by IN
kitchen stove fire. No damage.
Thomas Hoopis reports that four youn
men stole a box containing N.D
change and pears. valued at Is cent?
from his fruit stand at the corner
Snow and weybosset streets at ~
| o'clock, last night.
Antonio Destifane, IS years old, residin
at q Veto street. fell from an Admiri
| street car. at the corner OF Douglas av'
nue. at 1l:20 p. m. yesterday. sustaining
scalp wound. DR.. Knofell attended hi
| and citizens took him home.
William II. Heaney and Walter f. Be
| IA wears old, were fined 81 each in the 81
| district Juvenile court today. for mali
iousiy breaking glass. valued at 30 cen
| in Andrew Abraham and another's buil'
| ing in the End district last Sunday.
Caroline Gackel OF 20 Victor street, r
| ports a violin, valued at $50 and case
| $40, were stolen from her house on u
| 26th instant. The property. which
ionged TO her son. Peter II. Thomas. W.
iooa ted In a pawn shop by Detecti'
Godfrey.
John Malley, II years old, was SCI
fenced 10 the reform school during h
minority. by Judge Reuckert today Il
the theft OF a can and contents. value
at $50. the property OF Arthur WatraI
He was also fined IS and costs for u
theft OF 1b cents worth OF grapes from q
orchard OF VIM. Mccormick.
Antonio Ferregno and Alberto Di Ro
bio Carlo brothers-in-law. had di
pute few days ago Antonio used
metal reamer and performed dent
operation for which Alberto was whol
unprepared. He will now wear TO
store teeth Antonio was held In 500 4
trial next Tuesday.
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