The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-10
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sence Mirandy heerd that actin was get
tin all the rage. II
An, cot n book. an whirled ftghr In 70
studyin' fer the stage;
sence they told her she had talents
an orter let 'em roll
~, ire hesn no hahn In Gilesd fer this hero
sufferin' soul.
when I'm sieepin' like the just slecp-as
sound as any post
Che wakes me up 10 tell me she's Colonel
Hamlet's ghost.
The children 70 TO scTeamin'--the lights
air burnin' blue:
The watchdog hears the racket an sere-
nades us, too.
She quits the dinner table, an ciosin' OF
her eyes,
WATTS rom a-feelin' OF her way an
utterin' mournful sighs.
Ian sakes! What's ailin' OF herr '-Ihe
folks air scaSkd ter death,
Che saws Tn waMin' in my sleep IKE
the Lady in Macbeth
Last Meetin' day the parson wuz givin
us his best
About the Ian o Canaan whar 'he
When she reused that congregation from
a peaceful, heavenly snore,
Rv hollerin' out them actin words--ilke
thunder-"Sleep no more.
Lord knows what's comm to herI
never seen the like,
They amt no tellin in this worr whar
lightnin's goin' to strikel
The home folks all unsettled-the neigh
bors In a rage
An all because Mirandy Is stuoyiH ier
Atlanta Constitution.
Twe,ve hens. valued at s12. were stolen
from James II. Bradley. IL DOWNING
street, this week
One OF Barney's swill carts broke on
gas larnp post at the corner OF Appotr
and KNOWLES street, yesterday morning.
Emil Benson OF ss2 willard avenue re-
ports lumber. valued at $40, stolen rom
new house on Gordon avenue, this week.
orrin West, 10 years old. belonging at
73s weeden street, Pawtucket, escaped
from the Sockanosset school last evening
The officers of the Grand court OF For
esters will make an official VISIT 70
Court ElmWoSu Oh Siaho'0" ~
evening.
Arasendro cone was sentenced to jail
for Is DAYS by Judge Sweetland, To-Day.
for the theft Of four blankets. valued at
A7, from Antonio f. Cappeili.
George Reed of 245 Purchase street.
New bedford, reports coat valued AZ
s1O stolen from him i'm a restaurant at 30
Aborn street, yesterday morning.
The committee who are arranging FOR
the annual eanquet for the Friendly Sons
Of st Patrick's association that Is to be
held on the evening OF ST. Patricks day
George Sterling OF 2T Chalkstone ave-
nue. reports to the police that yesterday
he let horse and buggy to man 90
| follow n moving wagon TO Fall RIVER. ne
has not yet seen the rig.
Matthew Dowling. 80 years Old, OF 1T
Livingston street, fell upon the Ice on
| Wilcox street at 12 o'clock last night.
breaking his left arm above the elbow. He
was sent to the Rhode Island hospital
Michael Hackett and Thomas Kenney
were fined SIS and costs each In tho 9Th
district court today for the theft OF old
iron, valued at q. 80. from the Household
Sewing Machine company.
Marie Morelli was fined $40 and costs In
the sth district court, today. for shop
lifting at the Providence Public Market.
Daniel Callahan Of S6s South Main
street reports an overcoat, valued at 80
taken from his room, yesterday.
Harmon Smith, 27 years old. Of Hollis
street. fell on the Ice In Sprague's lane
Off Dexter street at 1o:55 O'Clock last
night. breaking his right leg near the an.
kle He was sent TO the Rhode Island
hospital.
A dog. valued at s2h that had beer
stolen from Wanskuck. the property OF
| Elmer r. Carpenter OF lis Adelaide ave-
nue. was recovered in John Gray's shop,
IS Randall street by Sergt. Smith. yester-
day.
A pair Of horses belonging 20 the East
ern Coal company shipped when golns
down Bond street yesterday afternoon an
ran against fance. One of the horses re-
ceived a cut six inches long upon It's
breast.
An ambulance call was sent in from 55'
Eddy street at / o'clock this morning
Michael Toomey. IS years old, OF l1S Crary
street, fell upon the fee and severely In
jured his hip. He was taken to the Rhode
Island hospital.
Peter oHara, 27 years old. was arrested
for drunkenness by Patrolman Keenar
on Fountain street, last night. He was
found TO have sustained the fracture o
his left leg and was sent TO the Rhode
Island hospital The injury was caused
by falling upon an 10y sidewalk.
An alarm was given from box 264 a
sos o'clock this morning by Edward Hale
of Hook and Ladder 8. for "a fire In Leor
Rosenfelds tenement house, s6 Stamford
street. Rosenfeld was drying out new
plaatering. The stove in which he bull
. a fire is In n second floor tenement ignite,
the floor, causing damage 10 the exten
OF 500.