The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-18
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My mas been working very hard OF late
And doing It go sly and quietly
That no one knows about II but Aunt |
Kate.
They try to keep Il all away from me,
And when ask about IL properly
They look and smile, and ma, she says: |
oh Lor
! didn't know that you were here TO
see,"
So l just wonder who the things are for.
The bureau drawer below the one that's
mine
Is shut both night and day with lock
and key.
And when ma opens II that is sign
It's time for me 10 go and climb tree.
For ma and Aunt Kate both agree
Just then that must 20 on an errand or
Split kindlng wood. They never leave
me tree;
So I just wonder who the things are for.
One afternoon I stole a little peep
When / found out the place they kept
the key.
And ma was out and Aunt Kate was
asleep.
And what saw was a surprise TO me.
The cutest little clothes all carefully
Laid out. too small for me or brother
They wouldn't reach half way down to
~ knee;
So I just wonder who the things are for.
/ guess doll could wear EN-. but you
I'm much too old for dolls; there'd be
a war
IL they should try 10 force one on to me,
So / just wonder who the things are
for
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune.
Michael Mcmahon was sentenced 10 jail
for ~ days by Judge Sweetland today Tor
an assault upon Ellen Mcmahon MS wire
Julia Murphy Of 20 Arm street reports
plumbing valued AZ 81 cut out OF water
closet at that place yesterday morning
cAs,do Leone and Genory Campano were
oned ss and costs each in the Sixth dis
trict court today for working at shingling
a barn last Sunday.
Edward Page. Taunton. fell down stairs
at e5 Eddy street last night sustaining
scalp wound which DR.. o'Leary OF ~
Jackson street sewed up. Page was
drunk.
Albene Henbus OF sss Gladstone ave-
nue. informs the police that while he was
drunk and asleep In q saloon on Pine
street yesterday somebody stole his watch
valued at s73.
jeremiah Murphy was held in 800 by
Judge Sweetland today for trial next fri
day on the charge OF non-support John
r. Williams went over for six months on
the same charge.
George A. Ferren was nned SIS and costs
In the Sixth district court today for the
theft Of S5 from John J. Roberts. Ferren
was given a s. bill to get changed. He
never came back.
Patrick Curran. 65 years DID, OF IL
Prosper street and employed on the high
way department. was taken suddenly III
on Branch avenue yesterday morning and
was sent 10 his home.
singing club. known as "The
Rousers." has been organized by d. Nj.
Dickinson, with Jules Jordan as musical
director, II will take part in the parades
and sing as II marches
John McCauley was bound over to the
grand Jury from the Sixth district court
today without bail on the charge OF
burglary He broke into James Cor
mans tenement and stole bed clothes
valued at Sc.
John Pairlains was arrested by Detec-
tive Godfrey yesterday for the theft OF
81 I'm cash from Kanstanty Broski. John
got up frat. took the money from
Broski's pocket and hid Il under a car
pet, 80 the police say.
owen McGair, 20 years old was today
placed on probation until June eth by
Judge Sweetland for being common
drunkard Michael Ford. for the same
ofYense was sentenced TO the farm for
nine months An appeal was taken.
A suit OF clothes valued at IS, the prop
erty OF Tarptnio Barber of IL Swiss
street. was stolen from carpenters shop
at S Piedmont street Oct. H. This morn
ing Raffaele Robio. 10 years old. was
bound over to the grand jury In 500 for
the break and theft.
William Fisher was called UP In the
Sixth district court today TO take SEN
tence on his plea OF guilty. made yester-
day. to the charge OF stealing a pocket
book and a statuette from the residence
OF Mrs. Leonora r. Rutherford. He was
sentenced to Jail for 30 days.
John g. Gallagher IA. and Patrick Howe,
10 years old, were arrested by Detective
Godfrey and Patrolman Mathewson for
breaking and entering in the night time
the shop of Hyman Mendalovitx and steal
ing IS cents worth OF property. Judge
Sweetland placed the lads on probation
until June g.
Patrolmen T. r. Carey. II. NJ willard
and r. J. Carney and sergt r. ] Smith
were called to a house at the rear OF 2O4
Branch avenue. occupied by Robert
Bailey and his brothers George John and
Thomas and Mary r. Williams. their
housekeeper. All were drunk and lighting
freely. The trouble was suppressed ano
the combatants locked up on the charge
OF drunkenness.
According 10 the warrant as II was
made out and a. Il was read in the Sixth
district court today, Antonio Sapcott was
placed on probation until June nth, for
the theft OF coal valued at 10 cents from
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