The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-09-17
NEWSLETS

In one time and two motions the editor
Razooed tho reporters account OF the
ball.
Dear fellow" he murmured. and then
with a scrawl.
He just fixed 1t.
The compositor gloomny stared at his
take,
my goodness and grief,
Here's a word can't make
Any sense OF: what II looks like, I'll put
It," he spake;
And he fixed IT,
Tho proofreader gazed at the proof in
surprise.
We'll welll' he said softly; 'ft's lucky
I'm wise"
Then he struck out an I'm" and inserted
two 'isi"
Aud 80 fixed It.
The publisher heard the excited girl
through,
Now, you make II right somehow, or
else I will sue!''
And since there is nothing else for him
He had to Ok It.
-Kennebec Journal
Joseph Mcbride OF aSs weybosset street
reports a IS bill stolen from his room,
Thursday.
Edward Dwyer. an idler. was sent to
the farm for six months by Judge Rueck-
ert. today.
Leonardo contillo was fined $40 and
costs by Judge Rueckert today, for SELL
Ing impure milk. He took an appeal.
Andrew Etippa's restaurant at 10 Dor
rance street, was broken open last night.
Tobacco valued at sl7 and IS In cash was
taken.
Arthur Hanson of North Providence
| was committed 10 the state hospital for
the insane today, upon an order issued
| by Judge Rueckert.
Michael De Frisco forgot to get per-
| init from the board OF aldermen allowing
| him 10 keep swine In the police court
today he was fined $40 ond costs.
Edward Flynn, le years old. was fined
| So and costs in the Sixth district court
today for an assault upon Thomas Nc
Cartin, ten years old. whose lip he cut
Henry Gormley's grocery at 246 Plain
street was found broken open at 12:3C
| O'Clock this morning The money drawer
was broken open but no money was Sc
cured.
Frederick Healeys grocery store. at Al
| Hospital street was entered last night by
way of a side window. Candy, tobacco
and pennies, all OF the value OF $220 was
| taken.
Joseph Mariele a drug clerk, was held
i n, fNy tVia
| next Friday, on the charge or making
an illegal sale OF liquor to Thomas A.
Wallace
Emma Ziner, OF 100 Stansbury street.
fell from her bicycle at 6:l5 D. m. yester-
day, when at the corner OF Charles street
and Branch avenue. inJuring her left hip
| and her head.
Calvin Charleston. Q years old OF II
| Barclay street, was bitten on the nose by
a dog. when I'm n laundry at SO Atwelr:
avenue. yesterday morning. Or. b. w
| Tiernan closed the wound with nv
stitches Allamino Dellinorno, owner o
| the dog, shot the animal.
James Maynard, Ave years old. whose
parents reside at 65 Camden avenue. was
! run over, when near his home by a fruit
| venders wagon. at 10 o'clock this morn
ing. Ono arm was broken at the elDoW
and a foot confused. He was taken to
the Rhode Island hospital.
The East side Praying band will hold
| revival service at the Primitive Method
ist church corner OF Bough End West
minister streets. Sundsy evening at
O'Clock. Samuel r. Macready will hav
| charge OF the meeting George W. Levi
will sing. All are cordially invited.
pin holding UP the brake on Paw
tucket car s02 broke when the car was o'
Exchange place. near the site OF the ney
post office, at 1910 o'clock last night
| The track was blocked for more than al
hour The result was that nearly all tn
cars were run UP Weybosset street as IA
as Dorraance street. This sight was
! novelty.
Manager A. A. Lpitz. OF Spltz & Ma
thanson. managers OF the Empire an
Park theatres. started this week on tw
weeks vacation, accompanied by Mrs
Spitz and her sister. Mrs. III. c. Fink o
this city The party sailed for Baltimor
| on Merchant A. Miners boat and fror
there will visit Washington and othe
points, returning on a steamer from Sav
! annah TO Boston for the sake OF the Sc
| voyage This Is the first real vacation
Manager Spitz has taken In number q
years and was needed as relaxatio
from the strain OF the two Providenc
houses and several road companies.