The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-17
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i have no dfnerential clutch,
And no pneumatic tire:
I fear don't amount 10 much,
For none come 10 admire
My form or speed--I have no cam;
And TO my deep remorse.
must confess I only am
A one-horse-power horse!
They used to stroke my chestnut side
And tell how could go,
Today they speak in tones or pride
or some bright-red tonneau,
But though my sorow Is so great
And anger Is so keen.
I'm glad 10 have q chance TO state
don't eat gasoline.
I have no wondrous steerfng-gear;
But still they rush TO see
A thing that has. I'm pained 70 hear,
A horseless pedigree.
They used 10 pet me all the time,
But now thay only shrug
Their shoulders, and pass by. for I'm
A poor, old eparkless plug!
Answers.
Four panes OF glass were broken last
night, In a house at SO Codding street. be-
longing TO the Lester estate.
Henry Gansert OF $50 Westminster street
reports the theft OF n violin. valued at
SIS, from his room, yesterday.
Michael ]. Carroll OF TIA California ave-
nue. reports plants, valued at s.. were
stolen from his yard, Wednesday night.
Henry A. Saunders OF Riverpoint says
that a dozen tumblere were stolen from
him, when on a car at Roger Williams
Park entrance, yesterday.
Edith Good OF TT Eddy street complains
that four pigeons, valued at So, were
stolen from a cote at her home. Wednes-
day night.
Creenville c. johnson was bound over
TO the grand jury In s7o0 by Judge Sweet
land. today. for making an indecent ex-
posure.
Lorenzo Chisholm OF "a Nashua street
and Daniel Eposito OF IL America street.
bicyclists, collided on Orms street. last
evening Esposito's wheel was wrecked
and Chrisholm's chin was cut
Louis r. Barker Of Central Falls was
fined SIS and costs, in the 9Th district
court, today. for driving his automobile
on North Main street at a pace faster
than is allowed by law.
Joseph Lima pleaded not guilty in the
9Th district court today 70 the charge of
Philip E. Eddy, and was held in 500 for
trial next Tuesday
James McCrave was held In 5000 by
Judge Sweetland today for trial next
Tuesday, for stealing a coat and vest.
valued at $40 from Charles McCrave; and
in $500 for trial for being common
drunkard.
Rosa Delaney, a common night walker,
was today placed on probation until June
%. 1906, by Judge Sweetland. similar
complaint against Mary Leonard. ar
raigned yesterday morning, was today
discontinued.
Michele Antonelli and Nicolo Matera-
ful grown men, waived an examination
in the Sixth district court today. and were
held for the grand jury in $500 each, for
assault upon Fannie and Amelia Spizzer-
ri, little girls and sisters.
Miss II. G Chase, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Msteson. hrs. Benjamin g. Proctor and
Miss A. NJ Wallace OF this city composed
a party sailing for Liverpool on the Ley
land line steamship Bohemian form Bos-
ton. on Wednesday last.
The Rhode Island Veteran Citizens His
torical association will tomorrow unite
with the Beneficent and Central Baptist
CnurCn IN an excursion 10 historic MOUNT
Hope near Bristol the boat leaving New
halls wharf 235 South Water street at 9
o'clock and returning at in the evening.
Joseph II. Glasier. a fugitive from jus
tice. was held in $500. by Judge Sweetland.
today. and until June 2sth. that the New
ark. N j., authorities may procure and
present reauisition papers. Glazier Is
wanted for the theft OF cloth. valued at
$500 from the Pennsylvania Central Rail-
road company. Glasier has inst finished
term for petty larceny and was indicted
by the last grand jury for the larceny OF
a diamond ring from a young lady clerk
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