The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-01-15
NEWSLETS

Troubles comm soon enough.
rs a-ewine TO wait.
Won't rush rum de 'front.' room do
TO meet II at de gate
II it's out TO catch you
Tain much use to run,
So you might as well be happy
While you has q chance fob fun
Troubles mighty curious;
Don't wear out BIT
De mo- OF II you has, De mo-
You's liable TO git.
An yet it's mighty timid.
You'll learn IL after while:
Lake dem microbes In de sunshine.
You kin kill II VIII a smile
Washington Star
A harness worth SO was stolen from
Michael w. Norton's stable. on Trinity
square last night.
Fred f. Shaw OF 12s Melrcss street re-
ports a suit OF clothes. valued at $40
stolen from his house. recently.
-Four brass faucets and sonse iron pipes.
all valued at $3.50 were stolen from Jero-
miah OConnor's promises. 74s Eddy
street, this week.
Edward Briggs 7S57 Eddy street, cQm-
plains that a lot OF brass and copper
couplings and some lead pipe, AL valued
at S5.s5, were stolen from his shed. Tues
day night.
John Corrigan, 35 years old fireman at
the Union passenger station was severely
burned about his face and hands by the
back draft from a boiler fire box. at $40
y. m. yesterday. He was sent to St Jo-
seph's hospital.
The Mems club OF St James church
held a meeting in the parish house at
which n number OF invited guests weSc
present. After brief business session, a
social hour was enjoyed and refreshments
were served by the club members
Margaret Black pleaded not guilty In
the 9th district court today, when accue-
ed OF stealing a bottle and contents. val
ued at 81, from John Maloy, the property
of Michael McCarvile. She was held in
sioAfor trial next Tuesday.
A blanket. valued at &c. was stolen
from horse, while the latter was stand
ing at the Union passenger station, last
evening. The horse was In charge OF
Thomas Lynch and belonged TO Richard
Ross of SO Aborn street.
sisto lei was fined s15 and costs in the
9Th district court. today. for the embez
element OF $3.50 from Antonio Caruolo.
He was sent 10 purchase coal and retain |
ed the money. lei admitted sufficient evts
dence TO convict and having been fined,
took an appeal
A. c. Tarbox OF 142 Arthur avenue was
Knocked down by Broadway car.
while crossing Dorrance at the corner OF
Nncf fuNtfa fSv Sfr ~ ~
day afternoon. Patrolman Cannon assist
ed Mr.. Tarbox to nearby store and later
put him on a car.
The complaint against Robert c. Bow
ers, for alleged forgery. which was to
have been tried I'm the 9Th district court.
this morning, was continued for one
week His wife. Ada M. Bowers had been
summoned by the state but did not re-
spond II was inthnated that she had left
the state writ OF capias was issued for
her.
The last week OF the evangelistic meet
ings in the Pearl Street Baptist church
conducted by Prof Stout are attracting
large audiences. The service last evening
was one OF deep interest. Prof. Stout sang
several solos with unusual effect, and the
sermon by the pastor. Rev. j. A. Hainer.
was one of great power. There will prob
ably be but few vacant seats I'm the au-
this evening. while at the clos
ing services on Sunday at 3 and p. m. |
II IN doubtful II all who attend will be |
able TO gain an entrance
Thomas Corbett was sentenced TO Jail |
for 90 days by Judge Sweetland, for the |
theft OF coat, valued at $50, the proper
~ OF John q. Lyons Corbett, pretending !
10 have been injured and carrying one |
arm in a sling, called at Lyons' tenement |
on Branch avenue, Wansiuck. He was |
refused food and went out A few minutes |
later he sneaked into the back entry ex- |
changed his ragged coat for the better |
one and was walking rapidly toward the |
centre OF he city when he was placed un-
der arrest.
James and Rebecca De Maras were
tried I'm the 9Th district court. today on |
the charge OF maintaining n grog shop at
i45 Pine street. They reside In quiet |
which has the police assert |
been scandalized by certain acts Mrs. De
Maras advertises herself a masseuse;
but from the police evidence, Il WOULD ap-
pear that liquid refreshments ar 81 per
Mound with a red hot exposition OF the |
can-can Hs an inducement to buy more |
drinks. were the chief features OF the en-
offered TO visitors. The re-
spondents were held for the grand jury |
I'm $500 each.