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

lNG " 0AA 4 -
The meek and lowly theory some people
The practice II yOu1l seek it. Is harder
thing 10 reach,
Men sit about imploring that tho "hoie
world make a note
or their outbroken lowliness-on such We
do not dote.
sort OF way .ox
But Ia our secret hearts we ehinh' "'
what an awful tayF
For this you'll note hereafter TX you
haven't long beforel
Ths man that gots attention 10 the man
that makes q roar.
Just smile and keep on smiling ike your
toy would make you laugh
When some one hands you what ID hno""
IN cockpits as the gan
Novv think you,-you've epcomphsseo the
repentance OF the sharkf -
Nay. nay; he's only labelled you: An
other easy mark"
Then all his friends will come 20 "orA
the good thing he has found
Ana sdo;' YOU 10 a finish ere they leave
you, I'll be bound.
lust stick this little motto up above your
chamber door;
.'The man who gets respected Is the man
who makes a roar.
The man who takes what's prougnI hii"
at the restaurant or clup
VIII soon acquire dyspepsia on SONS
mighty funny grub, ..
r-ha man who takes the iceman's woro
about the nickel cake
Will find the chunk. some mornings
hardly big enough 10 break
The man who's never learned 10 reao
meter may be sure -
t1,s htIIs FOR 9as will Chamber to the high
est he'll endure.
These words are stuffed so full OF truth
they'll hold no vestge more:
''The world will do It's derndest for the
man that makes roar.
-Baltimore American.
Jobn Anlck, a vagrant, was sent to the
farm for nine months by Judge Sweet
land. today.
Patrick Foley was committed to the
| state hospital for the insane, today, py
| order OF Judge Sweetland-
John Holland was held In $500 by Judge
| sweetland. today, for trial next Friday.
| for a simple assault upon Mary Logan.
George III Briggs was sentenced TO the
| farm for % days by Judge Sweetland to-
| day for an assault upon Arthur Kiernan'
Patrick Leonard was held In $500 In the
| 9Th district court, today, for trial next
| Friday for an assault upon Michael Gilda
Hose o and Truck responded TO
still alarm at o. clock this morning, Tor
a Are over Guiseppi Pennaccia's bakery,
l6l Spruce street; damage slight.
Arera Feldman reports that Louis
| Feldmans store at 2s7 Dean street, was
entered by way OF cellar window yester-
day afternoon and so5 In oasn taken.
Elizabeth Nelson OF 14s Delaine street
informs the police that at $40 p. m. yes
terday a man snatched her wrist bag, In
which was a pocket book containing 1901
I'm cash and a dye house check.
Charles McCool and Frank p. \ ...-.
were fined $40 and costs each, In the po-
ice court, today. for revelling last night
| the former In the Westminster theatre
the latter on Fountain street
. BARNARD Early was fined $40 and costs
I'm the sth district court today. for an as
sault upon Annie Green, colorcd the lat
ter was fined 50 and costs In the police
Z court for drunkenness.
A Marsena Lane was held in 500 by Judg'
l Sweetland today, for trial next Friday
e for an assault upon Margaret Lane hi
wife. whom he struck In the chest
5 knocked down and kicked.
q Minor Perry, the 2n-year-old son
( Minor Perry of rs Borden street wa
scalded by the upsetting OF pot OF cor
fee. at $50 a. m. yesterday. His arms an
A | body were badly burned.
Thomas P.Hynes was found guilty ofa'
@ assault upon his wife, Catherine
= Hynes. I'm Judge Sweetland's court today
Sentence was deferred until tomorrow
- that an investigation OF Hynes' mente
!, condition might be made.
Mary L. Duarte of 20 Maple street. re
u ports that while she was on her fror
~ door steps at 1850 O'Clock last night
g man snatched her wrist bag. oontalnin
70 cents IN change a pair OF Eyeglasses
% valued at 81 and door key.
n John Il. Pickup was tried, found guilt
"a and sentenced to the state workhouse fc
70 six months by Judge sweetland. toda!
for non-support of his wife and infan
u He took en- appeal. Pickup is captain
II one OF the local military companies.
y Bennie Passerelli was fined $40 ar
= costs. In the 9Th district court, today, q
N cruelty 20 a bird dog. Passereli Is
s. taamster and was marching with II
re union. Yesterday. Agent Smith looked o'
lg of a window and saw Passerelli witho'
'g any cause, cruelty lash the dog He loo
ed down stairs, spotted Passerelli and a
t. rested him early this morning.
20
"a NEW ENGLAND CLIMATE AT TN
"WoRlD's FAIR"
The Royal Blue Line party who ha
iust returned from the Worlds Fei