The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-25
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world make a note
or their outbroken lowliness-on such we
do not dote.
They have our admiration in listless
sort OF way,
But In our secret hearts we think: 'On,
what an awful jay"
For this you'll note hereafter II you
haven't long before.
The man that gets attention Is the man
that makes a roar.
Just smile, and keep on smiling like your
= JOY would make you laugh
When some one hands you what is known
in cockpits as "the gaff."
Now think you you've encompassed the
repentance of the shark?
Nay. nay. he's only labelled you; AN
other easy mark"
Then all his friends will come TO work
the good thing he has found.
And do you to a finish ere they leave
you, I'll be bound,
Just stick this little motto UP above your
chamber door:
The man who gets respected is the man
who makes roar"
The man who takes what's brought him
a the restaurant or club,
VIII soon acquire dyspepsia on some
mighty funny grub
Il
about the nickel cake
Will find the chunk some mornings hard
ly big enough 10 break.
The man who's never learned TO read
meter may be sure
His bills for gas will Chamber 10 the high
est he'll endure
These words are stuffed so full OF truth
they'll hold no vestige more:
THE world will do it's darndest for the
man that makes the roar"
Baltimore American.
An oil stove valued at So was stolen
street. yesterday.
Rope valued at M was stolen from the
Eastern Coal company's yard, at 70 Point
street, Sunday night
10 the state hospital for the insane today
by order OF Judge Sweetland.
Thomas Evans. 10 years old was placed
on probation until June ~. 1905. by Judge
Sweetland today for being an idle person
Harry Lindsey of sO4 Pine street re-
from a bureau In his room, yesterday.
Andrew Anderson, for an assault upon
his wife Christina. was today placed on
probation until June 29d. by Judge Sweet
land
George Bailey an old offender. was to-
day sent TO the state workhouse for one
year by Judge Sweetland for being a COM
mon drunkard.
Jacob Millman. small boy. was fined
$40 and Juvenile costs by Judge Sweetland
this morning for the theft OF 81 Is from
Kopel Mayburg.
The alarm from box 159 at Sis o'clock
last night was for a fire in a clothes press
In Jeremiah Gearin's tenement, 33 State
street; damage slight
James Macking was fined SO and costs
by Judge Sweetland today for the theft
OF shingles valued at 75 cents. the prop
erty OF John Trantgo.
William Hibbits was sent to jail for 90
days by Judge Sweetland this morning for
theft Of so feet OF hose. valued at 50. from
some person unknown.
Menegus Battista and Walter Bishop
were fined $40 and costs each In the sixth
district court today for evading the pay
ment OF fare on the steamer Edgemont
on her trip east last night.
horse belonging to Giovanni Garcio of
Tell street. ran away on Westminster
street, at 40 a. m. today. An unknown
boy was knocked down by the runaway
and considerably bruised broken
bride was the cause Of the trouble
Mrs. Nellie o'Laughlln of 219 Gladstone
avenue reports her niece. Mary Nc
gallagher. IL years old. missing from
home since last Friday. A watch and
chain. valued at s5l. have also been miss
ing from the house since last Friday.
Martin Couglhlin OF 2s7 Richmond street
reports that S and a $40 bill were
stolen from his hands when he was on
Eddy street yesterday afternoon. The
man whom he accused OF taking I<he
money was arrested and later was dis
charged from custody.
Protective and Hose Z extinsuished a
fire In Ellen McKierns grocery store, 90
Richmond street. at 2 o'clock this morn
ing. The blaze was caused by an over
heated stove pipe, burning through the
partition OF George Ames' carpenter
shop, 2ls Richmond street. Damage slight
Thomas Mcnamara. chief butcher on
the school ship Pennsylvania, now lying
az the Verly dock. India street. fell from
the gang plank at o'clock last night
and received a scalp wound He was at
tended by a Rhode Island hospital am
bulance surgeon and put to bed in the
ships hospital
Tomorrow evening IN Lilly Academy
at 753 Westminster street. a masquerade
ball will be given under the auspices ouf
Of the Sisters of Zion and IL promises
TO he a most enjoyable AFFAIR Music will
be furnished by a fine orchestra. and six
prizes will be awarded during the even
ing. The proceeds will go TO swell the
fund for the free Hebrew school.
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