The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-02
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VIII people then behave7
Will they refrain from gouging me
And plucking at my clothes.
Or laying parcels on my hat,
or standing on my toes?
/ doubt It very much,
Though hopo IL may be such
AS to make me less unhappy.
But
/ doubt Il very much.
When airships carry passengers,
Congestion TO relieve,
The Trans-Aerfal railway lines
Across the zephyrs weave.
VIII there be no more crowding then
Or hanging ON 10 straps,
Or barking shins or dropping things
In other peoples laps?
/ doubt II very much.
Though / hope IL may be suoh,
AS 10 make me less unhappy.
But
l doubt II very much.
For the man who leads a street car life
And suffers every day,
Has lost all faith In anything
To take his woes away;
The New Jerusalem limited
May have arrangements such
AS VIII keep the SAINTS from croWuins-
but
He doubts 1t very much.
He doubts II very much,
Though he hopes II may be such
AS will make him less unhappy.
But
He doubts it very much.
New York Globe.
NJ tal.a II OF -
missing from 81 Knight street since July
30th.
George King was fined $50 and costs, to-
day, by Judge Sweetland for an unpro-
voked assault upon William Nelson.
George williams, colored was held for
the grand jury In s700 by Judge Sweet
land today, on the charge OF adultery.
James Sweeney was found not guilty In
Judge Sweetland's court today OF the
theft OF harness from James McGrath.
George Washington, colored, was taken
Ill on Potter's avenue, at $3.50 o'clock last
night and was conveyed In an Ambulance
TO his home, SO Tenth street.
Joseph Matersky, SO years old severely
scalded his feet at o'clock yesterday
HloIflink Ds pot VI CVilcc iio
resides at 81 Hawes street.
Frederick Santog, today. pleaded not
guilty TO the charge OF non-support and
was held in $500 by Judge Sweetland for
trial Friday.
william II. Bracket OF Felix street re-
turned home yesterday after a two weeks
vacation spent at Montpelier and Bur-
llngton VT. and Lake Champlain.
Grover Mason, VIM Lindsay and James
owen, oolored. were fined IS and costs
each, by Judge Sweetland, today for
playing crap.
Charles Buldino OF los Cedar street re-
ports that s322 was stolen from his pam
falcons pocket In shanty on Potter 3
avenue. near Broad street. yesterday af-
ternoon-
Mary Gordon was today held for the
grand fury In $500 by Judge sweetiapd for
an aggravated assault upon Alice
o'Rourke, whose mouth she tore a. few
days ago.
The recognizance OF John III. Brady.
who was TO have been tried In the 6th
district court today for larceny from the
person. was defaulted. Brady had been
Harry Kaufman was found guilty, In
the 9Th district court, today of making
an illegal sale OF liquor. He was fined $50
and costs and sentenced TO jail for 10
days. An appeal was taken.
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence l.. Reynolds, 80
Pine street have a large night blooming
cereus. They entertained a large gather
ing OF friends last evening to witness the
blossoming OF six beautiful buds.
James Killian, Frank Reynolds and
Daniel Carrigan. Juveniles, were fined 81
each by Judge Sweetland, today. for
breaking glass, valued at 10 cents In q
building belonging to the city OF Provi-
dence.
Samuel Tartar was fined s. and costs In
the 9th district court, today. for employ
ing az an assistant In his barber shop
Morris simon. the latter having neglect
ed TO obtain a license from the state
board.
George Goodwin denied In the 9Th dis
trict court today that he assaulted Pat
rick Sweeney with an axe, and was held
In $1,000 for trial next Friday. Sweeney
was struck with the fat OF the axe and
was not hurt TO any extent.
Andrew Bauscini, Rafaele Albanese and
James valenti were fined 81 and costs
each by Judge Sweetland. today, for the
larceny OF pair OF slippers, Photo
graph and n fan. all Of the value OF u
cents, the property OF Lee Sing.
A vacant house at the corner Of Silver
Spring street and Northup avenue was
broken into Sunday and lead pipe, valued
l "a N belongs
the New York, New Haven q Hartford
railroad was entered by the use OF dupii'
cate key.
John Mcbride. John McGovern and
William Farrell waiyed examination IN
the sth district court. today and were
bound over 20 the grand Jury in $50
each on the charge OF breaking and en-
tering IN the nightA time the shop or Jo
seph Court and stealing sls.75 worth OF
| mercha ndize.