The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-09
NEWSLETS

You say you're feeling blue. lad?
That things are going wrong7
If that's the case for true. lad,
Cheer up and sing a song.
Youll find twill always pay, lad,
For all--for me and you
To play we are the sunshine
And let the skies be blue.
When the skies are blue and clear, lad.
The world is at its best;
Whenever you drop a tear, lad,
II saddens oil the rest,
Smile on--don't mind the knocks, lad,
Just keep your own heart true
Play you're the golden sunshine
And let the sky be blue,
When you are feeling blue, lad.
And half inclined 10 cry.
You're at the job--'ts true, lad
Intended for the sky.
The sunshine role sits better
On husky chaps like you
Then be human sunbeam,
Let but the sky be blue.
Baltimore American.
William Smith was sentenced TO the
state workhouse for two years by Judge
Sweetland today for vagrancy.
When those fish came up the river 10
die, they were menhaden Yesterday
some were menhnden and some smelt.
Margaret Malloy was sentenced to the
farm for nine months by Judge Sweet
land this morning. Margaret was UP as a
common drunkard.
Annie Murphy was today committed
from the Rhode Island hospital 10 the
State hospital for the insane, by order
of Judge Sweetland.
Catherine Walsh. 70 years old. residing
at 2S0 Richmond street. fell down stairs
there at $3.50 o'clock this morning, sus-
taining a fracture OF her left leg. She
was sent to the Rhode Island hospital,
The city bath houses, located near
Washington bridge, were opened for the
season, yesterday. The conditions were
unfavorable for bathing and but few took
advantage OF the facilities afforded by
the city for dip.
Joseph Capaldi OF 1853 Acorn street. re-
ports lead pipe. valued at $40. stolen from
a new house corner OF Almy and Tell
streets, Monday night. Also that SIS
worth of plumbing was stolen from a
house on Ridge street. Monday night.
Sailing from Boston for Liverpool yes
terday on the Leyland line steamship
Devonian, Capt. Ridley, were large
number OF saloon passengers, among
whom were Mr. r. c. Mathewson and Mr..
Stacy Tohman OF this city.
Isaac Roses clothing store, 1Ss North
Main street, was entered by way OF a
rear window last night. Six suits. valued
at s72: one pair OF pantaloons and a vest.
81; II pairs OF sleeve buttons. 81. and IS
in cash from the tin. constituted the
booty.
A horse attached TO a buggy ran away
on Aborn. near Fountain street. at 2:40
D. m yesterday, and was stopped by
Patrolman' Morse. Horace Barker and
Hans Hansen were thrown out OF the
buggy Barker being severely shaken up,
and both hands were injured.
Helen Doherty II years old. was
knocked down on Potter's avenue at $50
p. m yesterday by Herbert F. Wing. a
bioyclist. residing at rs burlington street.
The little girl sustained slight injury.
and went TO her home. III Bucklln street.
unassisted.
Burnside Rhodes, coiored. was COM
rnitted 10 the State hospital for the In
sane today, by order OF Judge Sweet
land. Rhodes is a graduate OF the East
Greenwich academy and has been stu
dent at the Hnode lsfanu Asricuiturdi
college for two years Over study un-
settled his mind.
Lawrence McKenna was before the
Sixth district court today for non-support
Of his wife and six children. He pleaded
guilty and was placed on probation until
June %. 1906. Russell Nickerson. who had
failed 10 support his wife and two chill
dren was also placed on probation for the
same period.
Harry Mcintosh, seven years old, re-
siding at 35 Conduit street. was rum over
when on Pond street at S:45 O'Clock yes
terday morning. He had been riding be-
hind covered wagon and dropped on IN
front 70 one OF Cometock and company 8
wagons. driven by James Williams.
Harry's right foot was injured. DIT.
Mowry attended him.