The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-07
NEWSLETS

VINO worked on an experiment
OF marvellous degree ~ ~,
Twill move the world," the scholar
said.
The Player twirled his hat,
And asked. Professor, on the dead,
Now what dye see In 'that?'
The Scientist he went next day
To see baseball game;
Has mind above the common clay
And filled with finer fame
He heard the bleachers howl and yell
While heroes swung the bat,
And mildly asked, "will some one tell,
Now what dye see In THAR"
A Poet, during cotton's slump,
Down Wall street chanced 10 stray.
The brokers there were on the Jump.
Intent TO save the day.
She's going up some cried in Joy;
Monned some, shes falling fatv'
But the Poet said with tired annoy,
Now what dye see In that?"
A Pugilist 10 heaven blew;
The gates were open wide
And hoping for sensations new
He blandly strolled inside,
He heard angelic harpists play
In many a sharp and fat.
And said. "Can this be heaven-say,
Now what dye see in that?"
New York Globe
DR.. w H. Peters Of % Waterman street
returns tomorrow after week at Allan
tic City,
Hose extinguished a rubbish fire in
the rear OF SO Clifford street, at 7:o5 p. m.
yesterday
Patrolman 7. s. Darcy OF the Sd sta
ton extinguished a rubbish fire on a lot
night.
John Martin Of 236 Plain street reports
hen and rooster, valued at S. stolen
from his yard. 236 Plain street Sunday
night
Edward Kelly. colored. IS years old,
was held In $500. by Judge Sweetland, to-
day. for trial next Friday on the charge
OF vagrancy.
Edward Radigan today denied that he
had neglected 10 send his 7-year-old son,
James, TO school. Judge Sweetland held
him in $500 for trial next Friday.
William w Skipp was fined 81 and costs
by Judge Sweetland, today, for the lar
eeny Of meat. eggs and a can OF milk, all
OF the value of s2.26. from Thomas #.
Towmey. by whom he has been employed.
william Garvin was fined $40 and costs
in the 9Th district court today for the lar
ceny OF 50 from Michael Moylan, which
sum the latter dropped in a saloon in the
Sd police district, yesterday.
Jennie Clement OF II Greene street re-
ports to the police that her bag containing
ST. 80 and other property, valued at s12, was
stolen last evening from the Union sta
ton, by woman
Two packages os shoes. valued at $40,
were stolen from in front OF 3 Pine street
at 3 p. m, yesterday. They had been de-
livered to Frank Parker Of 50 Vale !
street, Pawtucket, who was intending |
soon to place then on an express wagon.
Charles Cook, a Juvenile. was held for the |
grand Jury In $500. by Judge Sweetland, |
today for breaking and entering in the
day time the steamer Active" and steal
Ing brass engine trimmings. valued at
|16.
Alef Nelson was bound over 10 the |
grand jury In 500. by Judge Sweetland,
today. for breaking and entering Charles
r. Stromberg>s shop al 2lo Pine street.
ast night, and stealing a coat, valued at
" Genus, tne prOperty OF ANel ld1Strane.
Napoleon Charter OF Central Falls en-
1loyed as n carpenter on the new car
'hed on North Main street, cut his right
eg near the knee. with hatchet yester-
lay afternoon. DR.. Green closed the 6-inch
rash With FIVE stitches.
Frank Brennan was sentenced to Jail
or 10 days by Judge Sweetland this
morning for an unprovoked assault upon
Michael Oslin. Brennan alighted from a
street car saw Oslin on the sidewalk and
Knocked him down and kicked him.
Salvatore Caruso was fined $40 and
osts In the 9Th district court today for Il
tmple assault upon Mary. his wife The
INIT fine was imposed for the reason that
has been in the habit OF
humping his wife every time he came
lome to loaf. which was frequent.
Officers Hunt and Doyle at s O'Clock last
light arrested on Charles street, Alfred
,aBelle. IA; Joseph Cawley. IA. and Jo-
eph McGovern, Is years old. They were
n possession OF a horse and democrat
VA gon, reported TO have been stolen in
'awtucketat Z o'clock. The boys and the
ig were sent 20 Pawtucket In charge OF
Detective Haney.
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