The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-07-05
NEWSLETS

An astonishing bnTuD u huo
bush, as II grows IN the summer
time weather;
For its fruit starts 10 ripen as soon as
the spring has escaped from her
worrsome tether.
And from then till late autumn there fall
from its boughs such crop It's
amazing TO see--
Let us stand for awhile where the things
may be seen as they drop from the
bamboozle tree.
There's the iceman who comes with his
bamboozle weight and the fizzman
bamboozling the kid
By supplying him soda that's half an
inch deep meath a seven inch. bubble
formed lid.
There's the lager beer merchant purvey-
ing his froth 10 bamboozled lot
These are only a few OF the fruits
that are borne by this wonderful
bamboozle tree.
There's the shrewd summer boarder bam-
boozling the man who Is rural In
tastes and in training,
BY becoming indebted a hundred or more
and from needful remittance re-
framing;
There's the Reuben who knows vastly
more than you'd think, and who cap
lures the sharper-for he
Has a use OF his own that he makes OF
the fruit that Is shed by the bam-
boozle tree.
So we sit meath the boughs OF the bam-
boozle bush that in summer time
fourishes madly.
And we gorge on the fruit that descends
from It's lambs, though it nauseates
all OF US sadly,
There is scarcely a soul meath Its world
shading top but is daily bamboozled
you see
Such an endless assortment OF fruitage Is
borne by the versatile bamboozle
tree.
-Leslie's Weekly.
Constantine O'Rourke was fined S. and
costs by Judge Sweetland today for an
assault upon Charles Sanford.
A harness. valued at s35. was stolen
from Frank r. Crother's barn, 50 West
Friendship street Saturday night.
James Chapreals. a minor. was fined 50
In the Juvenile police court. today, for
placing caps on a street car track, yes
terday.
An envelope containing 500 was stolen
house. 60 Dartmouth street. Saturday
afternoon.
John ]. Carr pleaded not guilty In the
9Th district court today, OF an assault
upon Edward Smith, and was held In 500
for trial Friday.
The alarm from box 70 at 11:45 o'clock
| last night was for slight fire on the
roof of a building at AIS Broad street;
| damage slight.
Victor Lemoyne OF 512 West Exchange
street. reports that watch. valued at
s35 and s25 In cash, was stolen from him
when down town yesterday.
Patrolman w. S. Keene pulled in an
alarm from box 81 at as p. m. yesterday
for a slight fire in an old wooden build
ing at AS South Main street. No damage.
Amos Capwelrs jewelry shop at 36
Fdwin street was broken into Sunday
afternoon. About 40 gross Of cheap jew
elry. worth 1s cents a gross, was taken.
Katchick Amireau OF Lafayette street,
reports that $50 was stolen from his
pantoloons pocket in the doorway or the
Providence Public market. Saturday
night
Charles Carr. 21 years old. OF 7s5 Eddy
street. was cut with knife yesterday
afternoon by an unknown drunken man
whom he was seeking TO drive from his'
Carr's, doorstep
John Papas and George Trehas were
held IN $500 each for trial Friday for an
assault upon Louis Sedislxy. whom they
are accused by the police OF knocking
down and kicking.
kris r. ellis. Thomas O'Leary, William
Moore and Carmille Scoouch were fined -
and costs each I'm the Sixth district court
today for dscharging revolvers upon
public highways yesterday.
Thomas Delgnan, OF 1873 Crary street. re-
ports stolen from his vest pocket while
he was asleep on the steps OF the United
Train OF artillery armory on Canal street,
last night. a watch valued at $40
Box a97 was pulled at lao p. m yester-
day for a fire in some lumber at C. p.
Darling and companys box shop, Silver
Spring street. Sparks from locomotive
caused damage TO the extent OF $40.