The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-31
NEWSLETS

The oldest, most unlikely things
In Natures store possess their uses.
Thus, even for the baldest head
The Press is now a use recording;
For II in Paris has become
A moving advertising boarding!
Men with polished frontal dome
Meath hats no longer seek TO stow II;
II they've a hairless scalp, 1t pays
AT tariff price per inoh TO show IT,
Scored with the praises OF soap.
or with the warning. stenoiled gayly-
LET those who'd shun poll like this
Use 'Bunkum's Hair Restorer' dailyI
Good heads OF hair may now become
A deprecated supernuity
Whereas a Uranium like an egg
May prove a positive annuity.
Locks. prematurely lost, may start
Anew I'm life our erTant brothers;
And sons may even shave their heads
To be the prop OF widowed mothers!
The alarm from box 453 at 6:55 p. m.
yesterday was for fire at the power sta
tion dump.
Lewis II. Perry was committed 10 the
state hospital for the insane today by
order Of Judge Sweetland
Frank Burbo and Hazel Brown were
fned SO and costs each by Judge Sweet
land today for improper conduct.
Erick Erickson's tenement at 81 Landor
street. was entered by the use Of dupl-
cate key yesterday and SIS In cash taken.
Thomas p. Hynes was hold In 800 by
Judge Sweetland today for trial next Fri
day for an assault upon his wife, Cath
crime Hynes.
Hook and Ladder and Hose respond
ed 10 a still alarm for chimney hre at
damage was done.
Alfred Armitage. who boards at 334
Washington street, reports that his room
was entered yesterday and that jewelry
valued at t2S was stolen.
Donate Voccaro was fined Sis and costs
in the Sixth district court today for the
theft OF basket OF peaches. valued at
Sl.2. from Nicholas Taylor
James Shaw was sentenced to jail for
80 days by Judge 'Sweetland this morning
for the theft OF overalls, valued at 81.
from Barnett Abrahams, $50 South Main
street. last evening.
A boy by the name or Clinton Wood
ward. belonging in Fall River was
seized with a At at Melrose park yester-
day afternoon. due 10 becoming excited
over the ball game.
Joseph Collins was held for the grand
Jury In sToo by Judge Sweetland today for
assaulting John Coleman with a stove
cover. Coleman sustained a out on the
back OF his head by reason OF the cover
striking him there and will recover.
Joseph Desgo who resides at 81 Nassau
street, reports that his house was entered
by way of the back door last Saturday
evening while the family were on the
front door steps and that SO In cash and
jewelry valued at ssi.D was stolen.
Capt. Charles Graham OF the coal barge
now lying In the upper harbor. attempted
70 go out 10 the barge In yawl at 2
o'clock this morning. Capt Graham was
under the influence OF liquor. and after
getting into his yawl at tho Point street
bridge. fell overheard. He was rescued
by John II. D'Albrew.
Charles Kimball OF 4o1 Manton avenue.
a driver for the Grosvenordsle oompeny,
was thrown from his seat at the corner
OF Eddy and Willard avenue at l p. m.
yesterday He was dragged about 100
yards and received several severe con-
tusions upon his face and body. Kimball
was sent to the Rhode Island hospital.
Harry Donnelly. IL years old. arrested
for vagrancyj Theresa N. Conway, II. for
the theft Of a5 cents worth OF lumber from
Lepreiet l.. Sweet and another. and VIII
liam Curran and Joseph Hsgan. IL years
old, for the theft OF pears from Abby
Fisher, were each placed on probation
until June % by Judge Sweetland this
morning.
The Roger williams association extends
a special invitation 10 all Baptists to at
tend the public exercises OF the annual
meeting OF the association at Roger Will
liams park, near the museum, tomorrow
afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock, TO listen 20 the
address to be delivered by the Rev. T. NJ
Merriman. A. NJ, OF Cambridge, Mass.
who is one OF the oldest Baptist minis
ters I'm the country. and who has held
pastorates IN all the New England states