The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-19
NEWSLETS

Guns in loud salutes are gloating-
It's a boy.
Banners everywhere are floating
It's a boy.
Hearty are congratulations
From the rulers of great nations,
And from people in all stations
It's boy.
Happy is the Czar oft saddened-
It's a boy.
His Czarina, To. Is gaddened-
It's n boy.
Happy dad and happy mother,
Happy girls smile at each other.
For they've got a little brother
It's a boy.
There's gloomy shadow lifted
It's boy.
Scenes from dull to gay are shifted
It's a boy.
Hope that long had been illusion,
Causing sorrow and confusion.
Brings at least a glad conclusion
It's boy
War just now gets less attention
It's boy.
There is but one thing 10 mention
It's a boy.
Though the Russians are rctreating
And the Japanese are beating,
Muscovites are all repeating
It's a boy.
-Pittsburg Chronicle Telegraph.
James Curry was held in 500, by Judge
Rueckert today for trial next Tuesday,
for a simple assault upon George Neal.
Michael F. Reid was sentenced 10 the
farm for six months from the Sixth dis
trict court today as a common drunkard.
Patrick Harrington OF 4S7 Eddy street
reports that a watch valued at sS5 was
stolen from the kitchen OF his restaurant
between and o'clock this morning.
Charles Brown of Al A street reports
that his room was entered Thursday
night. A suit OF clothes valued at Sls,
and watch and chain at $40. were taken.
Howard Richardson OF 1874 Somerset
street reports that his 16-foot sail skifr,
valued at $2b, was stolen from the river
at the foot of Rhodes street Sunday night
Hose l responded to still alarm at
1925 o'clock lest night for slight fire
in John d. Moonen's tailoring shop. at
10 Weybosset street. An electric wire
set fire 10 a work bench.
Henry b. Moffitt and John II. Carr.
each Is years old. were fined 50 IN the
Juvenile Sixth district court today for
the theft OF pies and cakes, valued at 90
cents from Krekor sarkian's bakery
wagon yesterday.
James McKenna was bound over to
the grand jury in $500 by Judge Rueclert
today for entering Charles Wells barn
and stealing blanket valued
at 81. He was also fined 81 and costs
in the police court for drunkenness.
John f. Garvin. man. was fined IS
and costs In the Sixth district court to-
day for stealing 10 cents worth OF apples
from John w. Hosan's orchard. The COM
plaint was made not so much that the
fruit was taken, but that tree was badly
damaged.
Edward Baker was fined $50 and costs
by Judge Rueckert today for the lar
ceny of s. 30 from Amanda Johnson. She
gave him a IS bill from which 10 take 20
cents she owed on account OF ice Baker.
who is an ice wagon driver. never came
back with the change.
Thomas Russo, who had solicited bills
to collect and had failed to make returns
to the Italian store keepers who allowed
$40 and costs I'm the Sixth district court
today for holding back $40 he had coll
lected on bill belonging TO Antonio Mar
ezzillo.
Lewis r. Place of 100 Daboll street
reports that while he was on Moore near
Updike street. at so o'clock this morn
Ing, man jumped from dark spot
and seized him Mr.. Place knocked the
billy dressed. ran away as soon as he
could recover his footing
The alarm from box 1e1 at 9:s5 o'clock
asst nisht was for a slight fire in Sand
ford L. Woods candy store. corner Of
Hope street and Rochambeau avenue
iamage slight. Engine No. 8 responded
10 = still alarm at the same place at
$40 o'clock this morning. Smoldering |
-ubbsh had broken into a flame.
Daniel Andrews, night watchman In |
he new building at the corner of Chest
nut and Clifford streets. discovered |
man I'm the act Of stealing bread from |
N front of Harry Howland's grocery |
store, 103 Chestnut street, at o'clock |
his morning. The thief. seeing that he |
vas observed ran away and left a bi- |
'ycle, which was taken 10 the Fifth sta
ion.
Bernard Carroll loaded a wheelbarrow |
With lot or scrap iron at Charles Frank |
inks yard, yesterday. He was seen TO |
make up the load and was arrested as
ne was In the act of carrying II away. /
Nevertheless he pleaded not guilty TO |
he charge of larceny when arraigned |
n the Sixth district court today. and |
vas held IN 500 for trial next Tuesday.
Benjamin Rice. - 20t Gladstone ave-
ne. alighted from a Saylesviile electric
N Randall square at $50 o'clock last
venins. As ne did so he lodged around
he end Of a~Pawtucket car and was
nocked down. He claimed that his bead
vas hurt. but he went away unassisted
he quick work OF Motorman william
'orking probably saved Rice's life.
RANK MITCHELL SHOOTS HIS