The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-12-02
NEWSLETS

Once 7 knew a Japanese.
with a little blue oheniise.
Socks and sandals and a pretty paper
Lady foot and dainty hand,
Microscopically planned;
And he didn't seem at all a lighting
man.
He was neat and ne was clean,
Most delightful 10 be seen;
He was spotless; he was spic and he
was span;
He was sugar; he was spice;
He was everything that's nice:
And he didn't seem at all fighting
man.
He would greet you with smile
which would carry half a mile.
Sweet an summer and expansive In its
pianI
He would nod his beaming noll,
Like polished little doil
And he didn't seem at all fghting
man.
Which is why I'd give lot
Could I camp upon the spot
Where he's winning bloody laurels for
Japan,
Just to watch him wsding In.
with that smile above his chin;
For he didn't seem at all a hshtins
man.
Boston Transcript.
Peter Sullivan. for the theft OF "a copies
OF morning newspaper, was fined IS and
costs.
Julia Jackson, common drunkard.
was placed on probation until June 23d.
1903. by Judge Sweetland today.
Engine co. 10 and II. & l.. ) extinguish-
ed a rubbish fire in the cellar OF r. j.
Davis house. 4fs Public street. at 4:2O p.
m. yesterday.
Abraham Whitman was fined $40 and
costs by Judge Sweetland, today, for ped
ding jewelry without first obtaining IL
cense. lie took an appeal.
Herbert Kenney, IL years old of /
Thorne street. Boston, was picked UP by
the police at 10 o'clock this morning. He
was sent home this afternoon.
Henry L. Harrison was arraigned in
the 6th district court. today, for carrying
n concealed weapon. viz: a revolver. He
pleaded guilty and was fined $40 and costs.
John Kirke was today placed on proba-
tion until juno %, 1905. by Judge Sweet
land. lie admitted that the charge that
he had failed to properly support his wife
was true.
f. f. Smith e. Co, 1856 Rhodes street re-
port stolen from their place. last night,
one barrel OF enamel. valued at son Quite
recently the same firm lost empty barrels.
valued at $40 that had been left in the
back yard.
Manuel Costa was fined 81 and costs in
the Empire theatre, last evening. Joseph
Martin and Salvatore Jerusa, boys. who
were UP for revelling on Aleppo street,
yesterday, were placed on probation.
James Groghan. employed in mill at
Centredale. was brought before Judge
Sweetland, today, on the charge of bro
tardy. the complainant being Cora f.
Smith. IL years old who works In a mill
at Lymensville. North Providence He
pleaded not guilty and was held in $500
for trial on Dec. 9th.
An Italian dinner was given by Council
man-elect Harry Taylor OF the 9th ward
at his home, t7b Broadway last evening
The guests included ex-Gov Charles
Dean kimball Gen. Hunter G. white,
Aid. Burmah Perkins, Councilmen Cor
ham. Gibson and Grant and School Com
mitteeman-elect Vickey.
Warren Larsen. years old. son OF
Walter Larsen OF "a Hardness street,
while attempting with other lads to get
ride on wagon. was run over by one OF
the delivery wagons OF the Household oil
Co, near his home. yesterday afternoon.
suffering n fracture OF HIS left knee and
ankie.-Br. NJ r. Milan sent him to the II.
/. hospital.
horse attached to heavy wagon. be-
longing to some unknown person was
backed against and broke lamppost at
the corner OF Swiss and KnigAt streets.
at 2:s5 y. m yesterday. The post was
broken Off near the ground and when a
small boy dropped lighted match
considerable blaze resulted gas com
pany's employe shut of the fluid and re-
pairs were quickly made.