The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-09-27
NEWSLETS

He was a man,
And he did what he could;
Sometimes II was bad
Sometimes II was good
He was often discouraged
When things wouldn't go right
But as he wouldn't give up
He continued his flght.
Years passed and he died one day.
Some people were sad.
Some people were gay
But he'd been a man,
And had done what he could,
And when he was judged
The Master said Good"
Brooklyn Eagle.
Mellen Moone was today sent to the
farm for six months by Judge Rueckert
for being an idle person.
Michael McCormicks liquor saloon at
221 Richmond street. was entered Sunday
night, rear window having been forced.
one bottle of liquor was stolen.
Patrick Borkin pleaded not guilty in
the Sixth district court today 10 the
charge OF keeping common nuisance
and was held In 5000 for trial next Fri
day.
Teresa Feireira's tenement. at 81 Crary
street, was entered during her absence
yesterday afternoon. one shirt and some
pillow cases. all OF the value Of -. were
stolen.
John Holt reports that his secondhand
store at 914 Westminster street was brok-
en- into last night by way OF side win
dow and that jewelry valued at $40 was
taken.
Alfred Seneal OF Hopkins street, re-
| ports that his shoe shop was entered
! through rear window. Saturday night.
and that a pair OF shoes valued at "a
| was stolen.
Jacob Fiertman was held in 800. by
| Judge Lyman today for trial In the police
court, tomorrow on the charge OF ped
ding apples on Hartford avenue, without
frst obtaining a license.
Frank Clinton of 576 Westminster street
reports that siverware and bracelet
ali OF the value OF so. was stolen from a
bureau drawer I'm his tenement some time
during the past week.
Charles Camp colored, who yesterday
morning was found roaming about the
streets in a semi-nude condition was
committed to state hospital for the In
sane yesterday by order OF Judge Rueck
ert.
Thomas Conroy was bound over to TIT
grand Jury In 800. by Judge Rueckert TO
day. for an assault with an earthen jal
upon his father. Patrick Conroy, whose
head cut when the jar was broken %!
the force OF the blow.
A hack driven by John +. Whaley ant
owned by Thomas l. Tate, was strucl
by an electric car at the corner or Edd!
and Crary streets. at Z o'clock TINS morn
ing The hack was wrecked Whaley an
the horses escaped INJURY.
Miezyolaw strzyczkowski. who work
for Mckee a. Hartman. 43s Washingto
street and who resides at Chane
street in forms the police that while n
was in the crowd at the lumber yard nre
last night. his pocketbook. containing s6'
was stolen.
Alice carmine was fined 81 and costs Il
the nolice court today for revelling o.
Fountain street, last night. George NC
C,urdy was fined 500 ond costs for revel
ling on Market square. He had been u
several times for the same breach or TN
the peace hence the large hne.
Joseph Bander. 10: Thomas Mustowsk,
|
70. Nathan Nelson. IL; Benjamin Feir
bug IA: Abraham Mills. IL. and Phiili
Gerber, IS years old, were before Juds
Rueckert today for playing craps sur
day. Each pleaded guilty. Flneourg an
Mills we're fined s. and costs each' Ut
other 50 and Juvenile costs.
All Republicans interested In the form
ing OF a cavalry troop In connection VIII
, the marching brigade for the campais
/, now being formed under the auspices
the Young Mems Republican cluo
Rhode Island are requested TO neet
: headquarters. As Weyoosset street III
hsr ~ the Y. NJ r. c., TO become
! member OF the company. Come tonlsn
io,n and be measured for your uniform
I 10 cost not over N.7b. Every member WI
! expected 10 furnish his own Morse