The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-11
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I'm Jest so lonesome that I dunno what
Lonesome as a daisy that's a-wishin' for
I'm bluer in my feelin's than the violets
Jen's gone with Johnny to the hangin'l
She dressed up in her oaliker-red ribbons
He bought her lots o. candy. chewin' gum.
an likes o. that;
An I'm Just so Illustrated that l dunno
whar I'm at
Jen's gone with Johnny TO the hangin'!
oh. this hero love is painfuller than
splittin' rails In spring.
When the rivers right for fshin' an the
birds let out an sing
Fer Jen-shes got my true love, an
what's more, she's got my ring
Jen's gone with Johnny TO the hansln
Atlanta Constitution.
Francis Roach pleaded guilty TO being
a sturdy beggar before Judge Sweetland
today and was placed on probation until
June 26. 1905.
The case OF Alphonso Onerato, for an
alleged assault upon Beatrice Bentino.
was continued 10 the 2lst instant In the
district court today
Surfman James Armstrong OF the Quo
roc hontaug Life Saving station, who has
boen on sick leave at his home In this
city for several days started back TO the
station today. He Will move his home &
The vicinity OF the station.
Bridget McGovern OF IS West River
street reports that her brother. James.
came 10 this city from Ireland and ar
rived at Fox Point depot at a. m. He
boarded an electric car for the centre OF
the city and has not been seen since.
In the district court today. Arthur
Devine and Patrick ]. Scannell held for
triad on the complaint charging them with
obtaining a lot OF metal from the l.. H
Tillinghast Supply company, valued at 30,
by false pretences In writing. received
examination and were held In 500 surety
each for the grand jury.
Felix Donnelly OF 81 Union street re-
ports that he went into undertaking
rComs on Plain street on the Sth Inst,
where he was given a glass OF whiskey 10
drink He says he became unconscious
and upon his recovery he found that a
$40 bill had been taken from his pockets.
He suspects two young men who assisted
him home.
The woman in black has materialized on
Blackstone street A young woman Tho
refused TO give her name to the police
reports that such n woman placed her
hand on her shoulder near Gay street.
ayked the name OF some family In that
vicinity and Informed her she was going
the wrong way The young ladys COM
panion screamed and the woman in black
ran away.
George H. Marshall, who boards al
James Darlington's boarding house at y
Franklin street, reports that at IL p. m
he hired a horse and carriage from
Knapp Forshner's stable corner OF Ponc
and Fenner streets and drove down tc
the Hawthorne hotel, Cranston. He claim
ed to have been robbed OF a diamond ring
valued at $40. He suspects a man who ac
oompanied him and who ran away al
sight OF officer Cook who fired two shoti
without effect.
Charles lie Clair was on trial In the
district court today for assault upon his
| life partner, Clara lie Clair. According
to the statement OF Capt. Horton, Ii
/ Clair Is n painter by trade. but liquor and
| idleness have combined to make hin
recreant to his marriage covenant e
| "love and honor her" Frequently he ha,
neglected To provide for her support anC
that OF the child and has served a 3o-da!
| jail sentence for violently assaulting her
| Recently they had a family jar. and sht
| claims he knocked her down and kicked
| her In the forehead. Judge SweetlanC
sentenced him 10 so days In the county
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