The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-07-19
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He said: THAT wheat will fix me right.
Ny future sure Is glowing,
I'll take the family TO the fair.
I'll start Jersey dairy,
I'll get an auto for the boys,
A diamond ring for Mary
But then II started raining.
Another Kansan planted corn.
1t made a good beginning;
.I see some wealth; we'll see the fair"
The farmer said while grtnning;
'I don't believe the weeds, he said.
"Can hurt my corn this season;
Just why my mortgage can't be paio,
There'n be- no earthly reason.
But then IL started raining.
These farmers did not grieve; each had
A hopeful disposition;
Thev borrowed cash 10 take their folks
To see the exposition.
The fam lies boarded wagons which
Down TO the station rolled them;
''The train won't be here for a week.
The railroad agant told them.
For IL had started raining.
Edward Terrio was fined SO ana costs,
today, for revelling on Valley street. last
night.
Charles
the State hospital for the insane To-Day
by order OF Judge Sweetland
Reniamin Bergeron OF Elbow street
reports that a razor valued at $50 was
stolen from his room recently.
Andrew Deaett was fined $40 and costs
in the Sixth district court today for sell
ing impure milk; appealed.
Mrs Jennie varin OF Is Lyall court re.
ports that his son. Edgar, has been away
from home since Sunday. He is 10 years
old
Frank Dakn was fined SIS and costs.
hv Judge Sweetland, today, for allowing
s. morse TO be used that was unnt for
labor
James Mcguire was fined SIS and costs
IN the sixth district court today for
simple assault upon Esther 3. Terry, II
years old.
Harry Cutting was held in $500 by
Judge Sweetland, today. for trial next
Tuesday. on the charge OF encouraging
two dogs to fight each other
The complaint against Leander Sweet
for an assault upon Frank Thorne, was
dropped In the Sixth district court today,
Sweet having paid costs.
The complaint against Joseph p. Fitz-
patrick OF having threatened TO XIII his
wife. Bridget. was discontinued by Judge
Sweetland today upon payment OF costs.
A push cart. valued at 50, belonging TO
Kukee Reinhart of % Stamford street,
was stolen from the corner or Wickenoen
and Transit streets at p. m. yesterday.
Robert Holt was fined s. and costs by
Judge Sweetand today for simple as
sault upon Jane Holt, his wife, whose
face he slapped while he was under the
influence OF liquor.
Mrs. Malvina Miller was placed In the
custody OF Miss Mccormick. by Judge
sweetland today. for trial next Friday on
the charge OF assaulting Anna NJ. Fay,
10 years old, whom she struck on the arm
with stick.
Patrick McGrath was sentenced to the
farm for six months by Judge Sweetland
today for non-support McGrath was
placed on probation on April 7th and had
failed to keep his promise to do better by
his family.
Joseph Mason and John w. Barber,
pickpockets who were arrested last week
and arraigned as vagrants were called FOR
trial in the Sixth district court. today.
They did not respond and their surety.
was declared defaulted.
Samuel Holt. who was to have been
tried in the 9th district court, today, on
| the charge Of threatening TO Kill his wife,
admitted sufficient evidence TO convict
and was required to give suit In $500 that
ne would keep the peace.
Robert Yatman, 10 years old, was fined
SIS and costs by Judge Sweetland today
| for cruelty 10 a cat He was walking on
| Amherst street with two young women.
| and picking up a small kitten threw 1t up
| and down like a ball and then dashed 1t
against building, causing its death.
Pauline Schlut. who resides at 3ll
Gladstone avenue. complained to Capt.
Horton. yesterday, that sl5l5 In cash and
a ring had been stolen from her tene-
ment Detective Godfrey arrested i
year-old girl and recovered the ring and
all save 10 cents OF the cash. The child
was not prosecuted
The Roger williams association and its
friends. including the members OF the
Rhode Island Veteran Citizens Historical
association, will make an excursion to
Dighton Park. near the famous rock, on
the steamer Corsair which win leave the
wharf located at 275 South Water street
at . o'clock tomorrow morning, return
ing at in the afternoon.
Samuel Deitch, 22 years old. who has
been in this city but six weeks. resides at
| 80 Hawes street and Is employed by Louis
Fiendong baker at Shawmut street.
was taken suddenly Ill at O'Clock last
night. Dr. Samuel Luvandi OF 2OS Charles
street, called an ambulance and had
Deitch removed 10 the Rhode Island
hospital.
Rosana Downes' variety store at =
..~no. ,.ras aptarod soa rly Veetarday