The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-09-28
NEWSLETS

When you get up I'm the nlofhins
your superheated couch
With a brain all hot and aooieo an"
temper full OF grouch' Ia,
When Won wander 20 your office win
duh and fshy eye
Meath n sun that's gayly blazing ike |
furnace IN the sky,
oh It's hot, but don't you mind IL, though /
you're wilted and forlorn
It's a little tough for mortais, Dnt Hs
mighty good for corn.
when you stagger home 20 dinner In a
binding glare OF heat
And you smell the burning leather OF the
shoes beneath your feet;
when your mouth is full or cotton ana
your collars on the run
And you bake and fry and frizzle like an
oyster I'm the sun,
Don't cuss about the weather and don't
NOPE about and mourn:
It's little breath OF hades, but It's
mighty good for corn.
When you spend the humid evening fun
OF anger and despair.
Chasing round with cots and pillows af-
ter cooling breaths OF air.
When you're hot and damp and sticky
and you think with mortal dread
OF that little hot air oven that sur
rounds your waiting bed.
You may contemplate resigning from this
torid earth in scorn.
But you're foolish II you do it-this Is
bully for the corn.
Council Bluffs Nonpareil.
Jacob KamAmson. IL years old. was
fined 81 by Judge Rueckert today for play
ing craps Sunday.
Hugh Sweeney OF 95 Tell street COM
plains TO the police that seven chickens,
valued at $3.50. were poisoned on his
premises yesterday. They were given
doctored feed
John Gillen was held in $500 by Judge
Rueckert today for trial Friday on the
charge OF assaulting Patrolman Ernest
Wilkinson. whom he kicked In the ribs
| while under arrest.
Engine Co. 10 extingushed fire In
Henry Luther's shop. 227 Eddy street, at
| $3.50 D. m yesterday. The fire. which was
caused by a gas furnace. did damage to
| the extent OF $3.50
An attempt was made last night "a
| force an entrance 10 Peter +. Russo's
tailor shop, s Atwells avenue. The shut.
ters on the rear window were opened and
a pane OF glass broken.
| Sixth district court today TO the charge
| OF stealing s. from the person and pos
session OF some person unknown. He was
held in 5000 for trial next Friday.
Theresa Melvehill of 443 Public street re-
ported 60 the police yesterday that under
wear valued at 500. was stolen from tn,
rear entry OF her house last Friday. Th'
property was recovered by Patrolmar
Bradley.
oser Desel was held in $500 by Judg,
Rueckert today for trial next Friday ol
the charge of entering In the day time
the dwelling OF Elizabeth c. Hill an'
stealing a butter dish. valued at $40
Desell was arrested In Central Falls yes
terday.
Margaret Higney was fined s15 ana cost
In the police court today for revelling oi
Washington street last night. Margare
had a hair-pulling match with her mother
This drew "A crowd about the house
Margaret went 10 the sidewalk and thre
stones at the people. Then the polio
took her In.
George McDermott 10. James Giblin, II
and Frank McDermott nine years ole
were bound over TO the grand jury In $50
each by Judge Rueckert today for break
| lllk anu tIAtlltb SA'p VI &hiNhuti AVN
Cormlck, at POI Richmond street. an
stealing a bottle and contents, value
at 80 cents.
Henry Jason OF 81 Hope street. Will
riding his bicycle at the corner OF Broo
and Transit streets at 5:i5 o'clock Las
evening was struck by an AUTOMOBILE
, | owned by Charles NJ Cook OF % Ea.
. Manning street. Jason was thrown an
| sustained quite bad cut on his head III
| bicycle was wrecked Mr.. Cook In er
, deavoring 10 avoid n collision ran h
! auto against a pole and sprung the ak
OF the machine.
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