The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-07-15
NEWSLETS

THE PURPOSE.
To catch the wagering Socialists,
In gutteral doubt who wallow,
The stalwart Prohibitionists
Have nominated Swallow.
THE PLATFORM.
Columbia has paradise,
Ewes serpent-ills betide her;
Let Adams apple fall and rise,
But never fall TO cider!
THE OUTCOME
And when the swallows homeward fly.
Some time in next November,
Their hopes will still be mountain high
Their fight they will remember.
THE EXPLANATION.
We're great on birds and birdlets, but
Though Eagle heights he scale.
Our Uncle Sam will never put
Salt on a Swalow-tail!
Brooklyn Eagle.
John Evans, a common drunkard, was
today sent TO the farm for six months by
Judge Sweetland.
James F. Moan was held in $500 by
Judge Sweetland today for trial next
tuesday on the charge OF non-supoprt-
Samuel Holt pleaded not guilty In the
9th district court today when accused OF
threatening to kill his wife. Maud, and
was held IN 500 for trial next Tuesday.
Frank Derkin gave surety in s2o2 in
Judge Sweetlands court today, for his
appearance next Tuesday for trial on the
charge OF using a horse that was unh'
for labor.
Alice owen, alias Hunter, alias Wallace
was taken suddenly i'll on Pettis street
at Sis o'clock last night, and, having no
home. was removed TO the Rhode Island
hospital.
Mary Flaherty. who has been up as g
| common night walker and for stealing
| was today sentenced by Judge Sweetlanc
| TO the Providence county jail for 90 days
Mary is not yet 20 years old.
Mamie Whitehead waived an examina,
| ton in the Sixth district court today, anc
| was bound over to the grand jury In sloo
| for an assault with a razor upon hel
| husband, Daniel Whitehead.
Owen L. Piper. colored, was fined )
| and costs in the 9th district court toda!
| for assaulting his sister, Almedo Ward
| whom he knocked down and slapped be
cause she permitted certain attentions u
be paid 10 her.
| sarah Meehan was fined $40 and cost
| nv Judge Sweetland, today, for the lar
4 ceny of SIS form Charles Booths trunk
4 ON July 5th She was Booths housekeep
! er The Arrest was made by Detecuv
Godfrey.
| leather bag. containing two none!
orders. the property OF Mrs Laura A
| Nevton OF ~ Hoyie street, were stoiel
| FROM the Christian Science reading room
III westminster street, yesterday.
| Alexander MoCarren OF 1b9 O'Conno
street. employed 1by Henry j. David OF
| West Exchange street, was sent to IN
Rhode island hospital yesterday. havin
been kicked upon his leg by horse.
Harry Bronnstein of 13 May street wa
| treated at the Emergency hospital yes
| terday afternoon for a crushed thumh
The member was so mutilated In a dro
press in j. NJ. Frasiers shop that am
putation was necessary
Peter Marshall. of % South street, Will
adjusting a belt at the Ostby e. Barto
jewery shop, on Richmond street, yes
terday, overturned ladder and receive
n severe cut upon his chin. His woun
was dressed at the Emergency hospita
Dinah Herman, four years old, residin
| at SO Ormsbee avenue was knocked dow
and run over by Paul S,iltzer. 10 veal
old. who was riding a wheel near III
child's home yesterday Dinah was sligh
ly injured about her head and face
| Joseph Parrella OF So6 Gladstone av
| nue. notified the officers OF tho Second p'
lice station, last night that his horse ar
express wagon had been driven ava
from Charles street The rig was -four
on smithfield avenue IN the possession
Arthur Doughty. who was placed und
| arrest This morning In the 9Th distri
court he was held IN 500 for trial me-
Tuesday.
There will be a display of fireworks {
rather an unusual nature at Boyde
Heights tonight and tomorrow night. TT
Showing will comprise some pieces M
heretofore seen and win be con1derabl
larger. IL Is announced. than the pleas
ing ones already given, II will contai
number Of new and novel pieoes an
will be given at such a time that II ma
be enjoyed by those reaching tho Height
at the usual hour. soon after 8 O'Clock.