The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-23
NEWSLETS

Prate not OF pretty girls 20 me-
OF ruby lips and dreamy eyes,
That beauty cannot cease to be
An ever fresh and sweet surprise;
care not tho her face be fair.
And framed as in a wreath of curle-
For pretty maids do not care;
I sing OF her whose nose Is pug,
Though even to the side tits tipped,
Whose figures like old Omar's jus
Which mourned the Potter's hand had
slipped;
And say you that she squints bit'
What odds? And In her speaking halts?
Nay. girls who sQutnt possess the wit
To souint a mans most glaring faults.
dainty. slender foot, no doubt.
Is pleasing. when all's said and done.
But husbands later find II out
That larger feet are best TO run
Their little errands, fetch their shoes
When home they come at days demise,
For dainty feet possess no wings
Big-footed girls are for the wise.
The pearly, peach-blow cheek has fears
Lest cooking spoil its lovely tint.
Cerulean eyes dare shed no tears.
Or show OF sympathy a hint;
The hand of Venus smooths no brow.
Unless II be a Dukes or Earl's-
And so when you would choose q frau
DO not neglect the homely girls.
Philadelphia Press.
Patrick Haggerty reports stolen from
Is Steeple street yesterday afternoon a
coat valued at $40.
William Bolger accused OF being a va
grant. pleaded guilty in the 9Th district
court, today. He was sentenced to the
farm for six months.
Frank A. Murray. an inmate OF the Dew
ter asylum, was today committed to the
state hospital for the insane by order OF
Judge Sweetland
Philip Boyle, an old timer, was SEN |
fenced TO the farm for 2 years. by Judge |
Sweetland today. The charge was that OF |
being a common drunkard.
Dominica Mastrangelo was held in $500.
by Judge Sweetland today. for trial next
on the charge OF assaulting FL
len Mastrangelo, his wife.
road complains that his hen coop was
broken open Wednesday night and that
"a chickens valued at IS were taken.
An alarm was given from box II at
bis this morning. for a roof fire at
Hicks street, which caused damage TO
the extent OF s25. The house belongs to
David Phillips.
James Conway and Antoine Lima were
today placed on probation until June 9th,
1903. by Judge Sweetland for the theft OF
metal valued at sl.5o from Israel schrier.
The respondents were juveniles.
Eastwood Frazer, 15 John Christie is
and Harry Riding IA years old, were fined
81 and Juvenile costs each by Judge
Sweetland today for the theft of cherries
valued at 10 cents from Isaac P. Richards
The alarm from box 17s at $40 O'Clock
this morning was given by Patrolman NJ
shanty in the Gaspee street freight yard.
The building was quite badly damaged
James McCluskey OF AZ Parkey street.
Lawrence, Mass. asserts that while he
was doing the town Tuesday night he left
Tor safe-keeping In a South Main street
saloon, a watch valued at $50, and So in
cash. He desires that the police locate
The saloon and his property. Confding
James,
The graduation exercises OF the class Of
1904. Technical High school, will be held
Tuesday evening next In the assembly
hall, commencing at s o'clock The pro-
gram will be of a musical and literary
character and diplomas TO the 43 grad
lates--a0 boys and 13 girls-will be
awarded by Hon. Frederick Rueckert.
president OF the school committee.
Patrolman c. Mayno has been trans
'erred from the Seventh to the Third eta
Ion. Patrolman George NJ Hindmarsh
has been assigned TO day duty at tho
Third station. Patrolman Alfred E. War
hurst has been transferred from the Sec
md station 20 the Seventh for night duty
Nayno and Hindmarsh were transferred
1t their own request. as their homes are
n the districts to which they have been
ssigned.
Michael Noonan and Michael Creamer
were before the 9Th district court today
on the charge OF non-support. Noonan
was also charged with an assault upon
MS wife. Ellen. The assault followed the
complaint she made to Capt Rowe that
Noonan had failed 10 provide for her sup
port. Noonan pleaded not guilty on both
counts and was held in $500 on each COM
plaint for trial next Tuesday. Creamer
vas placed on probation until June q, 1906
John B. Fitzpatrick. Is; Joseph Carroll
q, and Maurice Barry, IL years old, were
arraigned In the 6th district Juvenile
court, today on the charge OF defacing
IN old building. the property OF Annie T.
Cosgrove, doing damage 10 the extent OF
IS, by cutting out lead pipe and stripping
metal from the roof and about the Chin
ley All pleaded guilty and were placed
IN probation until June "a. 1905. This dis
position OF the charge against them was
iue to their previous good character.
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