The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-03-18
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donA fohgtt what day Il is,

I done fohgit what day II II,
done fohgit de year;
You can't tell bout de seasons
Cause dey mix EN- up 30 queer.
But dat one day you can't fool me:
When de sun begins TO climb
An de sparrers staht a chirpin',
Den I know it's fishin' time.
When de breee izs soft an singin'
An de clouds Is fluffy white,
An de sunshine on de water
Keeps a-dancin' gay an light,
An you kind o. feels dat workin'
Would be nothin' short o. crime,
Den you needn stop TO 1gger.
Cause you knows It's fshin' time
Washington Star.
was sentenced to the farm for six months,
by Judge sweetland. today
Peter McGovern reports that recently a
coat. valued at SIS. was stolen from him
while attending dance at 10 Shove street.
Alice Johnson OF Montcalm court, re-
ports that fur boa, valued at sl4. was
stolen from Gaspee hall, last night.
Patrick Finnegan OF 2eo Pine street re-
ports that his room was entered, Tuesday
and coat. valued at s15 taken Wednes-
day razor, valued at 50, was taken.
Ann Reynolds, who was overcome by
gas, in house on Pomona avenue. one
night last November, and who was sent
20 ST. Joseph's hospital, died In that In
stitution this morning.
= black feather boa. valued at 81, the
property OF Ella Salisbury, OF 26 Olney
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been left hanging out OF a window 10 ar.
Jessie Pettis. an old offender. though
young I'm years. was sentenced 10 the
state workhouse for one year by Judge
Sweetland today for being common
night walker.
For the nineteenth" time box @ was
pulled at 6:07 o'clock this morning for
a supposed fire on the roof of the Cen
tral Baptist church As usual, the smoke
was issuing from n chimney.
A horse belonging to the Nickletone
Mfg Co, II and 1s Mathewson street, ran
away on Eimwood avenue, at 0 p. m yes
terday. The animal dashed the wagon
against a tree and badly damaged the We
hlce.
Peter Suzanski. a Pole, was arraigned
I'm the 9th district court, today. on the
charge OF bastardy, the complainant be-
ing Gynsefo Chishlarka- He pleaded not
guilty and was held in $500 for trial next
Tuesday.
Electric car 475 collided with one of ia
cob Wirth e. Co.'S beer delivery wagons
on Broad opposite2Sackett street. at BIB
p. m. yesterday. One OF the wheels of the
wagon was broken and John Alstrom,
who was In charge OF the vehicle was
thrown to the street, but not injured.
Mrs. William Douglas. 80 years old
while under the influence OF liquor, fell
down stairs at rs Clemence street, at
p. m yesterday and sustained several
severe contusions on her head. She was
taken to her home. Al Wendell street.
The Band OF Faithful Workers will hold
their third anniversary at the Mission OF
the Coming King S27 Broad street, near
Congress avenue. this evening at 74S
O'Clock. President, Mrs. Mary NJ. Brad
shaw will preside over the meeting.
James FELTON,. n boy IN tho employ OF
the American Enamel company lost his
pay envelope while on his way home last
evening As he had stopped to watch two
boys peg marbles, he suspected that one
and Patrolman Higney OF the 9TH station
interviewed the lads and FELTON, got his
property once more.
William NBcMurtie was tried I'm the
Sixth district court today for bearkins
and entering In the night time the dem
tai rooms OF DR. Earl y. Halves and
stealing dental implements valued at $50
McMurtie claimed that he found bundle
I'm a barroom which he appropriated. II
proved to certain Dr. Hawes' property
The respondent was held for the grand
jury in SEQ.
meeting OF the Portuguese voters OF
this city was held last evening at PA
Wickenden street, for the purpose OF or
ganizing and bringing out the entire vote
OF the colony at the coming fall election
Dr. Charles A. Sylvia was made the
temporary chairman and J. Ii. Silva,
secretary At the next meeting, which
will be held at the same place on March
25th Prominent speakers will be present
and a permanent organization formed
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