The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-04-23
NEWSLETS

The editor stood ~ the case.
As printers were once used 10 stand,
with a cynical smile on his face
And a composing stick I'm his hand.
He gave his hot forehead n wipe,
An damp with the CRIME and the heat
And put tho reports into type
For readers OF his little sheet.
The Japs have forsaken Yslu.
They've gone up the opposite brink.
They're moving on masse on WlJu
They'll soon fight a battle. we think.
The army has gone from Anju.
Thc march of the troops has begun,
The latest war news from Shefu
Shows the Russians 20 be on the run"
50 he set UP the types. or Kwang-su
And Anju and win ne told.
And Chefu and Yalu, Niu
Chwang, and the others enrolled.
Then in few minutes ne dropped
His stick and looked down Al the case.
In puzzled confusion ne stopped
Setting type, with frown on his face.
Then he added this 10 his reports:
Wed give yew some more OF the news
~ these names did not yews all the eorts
We've yewsed every one ot owr yews -
New York Times.
James shea, proprietor of a stable on
Arsenal lane. reports tho theft yesterday
~ his coat, valued AZ s..
Hose II extlnguished a grass fire in
lot I'm the rear Of 6l2 Public street, AZ
a45 o'clock yesterday morning.
James Casey was held in 500 by Judge
sweetland today, for trial next Tues
dav FOR an assault upon Mary Casey,
his Wife
Peter Babula was hned IS and costs in
the Sixth district court today for throw
ing q bottle into the highway on Manton
avenue last night.
Hose 10 responded 70 a still alarm at
1O.45 o'clock yesterday morning for a
chimney FIRE at 2H India street; no
damage
Clara sherman was fined s. and costs.
by Judge Sweetland today for the theft
OF sugar valued a. 50 cents the property
Of the Providence Public Market com
pany.
Mrs Annie MoniEean of 50 Central
street. reports that while moving from 7S
Central street yesterday some one stole
a bundle containing bedclothes, valued
AZ S5.15.
Wilbur f Kemple was arraigned in the
Sixth district court today for the theft
of metal valued at 20 cents from lie
Favour n. Bosworth. He was fined IS
and costs
Catone villa was fined 800 and costs in
the Sixth district court today for an as
sault upon Pascoline Villa, his wife,
whom he Knocked down and bruised
about her body.
A horse driven by Daniel Fitzgerald OF
81 Miner street. was thrown, when on
Ocean street last evening. The animal
was quito badly cut on the knee. tho
shafts and crossbar Of the wagon were
broken and Fitzgerald sustained a hriuse
on his right shoulder.
Cards are out for the wedding OF Miss
Amanda r. daughter OF Riohand R~Thorn.
ron TO Mr.. Howard T+nnyson Mitchell
which will take place Thursday evening
at 8 o'clock at the home of the brides
father at 424 Killingly avenue,
william Hutchinson, An old time cornet
player. at one time leader OF the Bristo
Cornet hand. and member 81 the Ma
tional Whites and the American band
died AZ the state hospital at Howard
Wednesday, OF paresis.
4 pleasant musicale was given las
evening at the Friends school by violir
quartet OF young ladies', Misses Fanni'
Alexander. Elizabeth Burt, Alice ArnolC
Hunt and Elizabeth Cooke Miss Harrio
E Rarrows assisted with vocal selection
and Miss Fila +. Burt acted as accompan
ist
a song recital was hold in the parisl
house OF Grace church on Mathewsol
street last night under the auspices ~ tn
ST. Andrews club Of that church Tn
affair was well attended. and the pro
cceds. which were satisfactory. were de
voted 10 the parish house fund The art
lists who contributed their eTorts TO th
success OF the affair were Lewis Elliot
| Dennison. baritone; Rev Everett VI
Waterhouse, tenor. and Mrs. Viola 9
WaterhouEe, soprano. All were IN goot
voice and rendered their selections i'm sucl
n pleasing manner as 10 evoke hearty ap
plguge