The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-04
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Sonatas from Beethoven,
And other things she peels
From the rolls OF brown MANILA
With her dainty little heels.
II saves a lot OF money
And a lot OF time TO boot:
We could nj give Medora
A conservatory toot.
But now We get II faster
Then a tanning mill. ! say.
While Medora treads a sofo
From a pianola gay.
We couldn't stand the prices
For the opera at all,
So we bought roll OF paper
Punched with holes from "Parsital"
And now we're just delighted
To the seventh heaven. say
While Medora does the treadmill
On the pianola gay.
Some folks prefer the classic
Got enough 10 Kill a cat
Some folks prefer the other sort
We've forty rolls OF that.
Medora is an artist
Whose music IL appeals
To your soul until you're dizzy,
As she hits IL with her heels.
Horace Seymour Keller
Margaret IT. Dunn was committed TO
the state hospital for the insane, today,
by order OF Judge Sweetland.
Margaret Mclaughlin. n common railer
and brawler WAS today placed on pro-
baton until Sept. I'd. by Judge sweetland.
Hose and Truck l responded to a
still alarm at y. m. yesterday, for
fire among old clothes in tool chest
al IS Eddy street.
Thomas Abbott. IS years DID, was SEN
fenced to the reform school during his
minority, by Judge Sweetland, this morn
ing. for persistent vagrancy.
Catherine O'Brien, who lives In the rear
OF 81 Ship street, reports the theft from
her cellar OF rugs valued at s., pair OF
bleLkets. 81 and lamp at 81.
Patrick Kain. OF ~ Bond street was
taken suddenly III in a saloon at S37 Foun-
tain street, at 400 p. IN. yesterday and
was removed to the r. |. hospital.
Mrs Mary Fulton. Is years old OF Ar
lington, WAS taken III in market on
Weybosset street, at 5.D y. m, yesterday,
and was conveyed TO the Rhode Island
hospital
James Lane colored was fined SIS and
costs In the Sixth district court today
for stealing from some person unknown
three sheets. a pair Of drawers and pair
OF pantaloons, valued at SO.
A news stand belonging 10 ]. H. Muir
ply and located at the entrance To the
north subway at the Union station, was
broken into last night Cigars and five
magazines, all valued at $40, were taken.
Francesca villino. vincenzo Ciampanel-
II and Dominica Fandette were each fined
81 and costs, by Judge Sweetland. today,
for stealing a railroad tie from the New
York. New Haven e. Hartford Railroad
company.
Samuel Goldberger OF SS9 South Main
street. informs the police that French
man. who said he was in the employ OF
John Hoxsie Of Warwick passed a check
on him for f21 yesterday and that the
che ck is n. 4.
The firemen of Engine company Is at
Washington Park have been very fortu
nate lately I'm the way OF getting reading
matter and have just been presented with
a large number of books and magazines
by Mrs. Mary #. Potter OF Massachusetts
avenue.
Mrs Della Mccarthy. 30 years old, was
found dead at 80 Grant street yesterday
afternoon. Her neighbors missed her
during the day and at O'Clock two OF
them made an investigation. finding her
upon the floor OF her bedroom. Medical
Examiner Perkins said that death was
due 10 heart failure.
A man called at Police Commissioners
w r. 1.uther's house, So Adelaide avenue,
last evening, ana said that he had BEEN
sent there by McManus. the tailor IN get
two suit OF clothes. He tried, ineffectuail
ly. To force h way into the hous,, bat
Mrs. Luther held the door The fellow
was fraud.