The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-07-23
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we had some Oriah nelgnDorS once tudt
moved I'm, down the road.
We reckoned they was bout the proudest
folks we'd ever knowed.
An when we passed 'em now an then we
held our heads up high
To make dead sure they couldn't snub US
II they was TO try,
II really made me nervous. so Jess
braced up one day
An thought ia 20 ahead an show my
manners, any way.
One Sunday, std o. turnin' round an
gain at the view,
I looked at them an says "Hello" an
they says 'Howdy do!'
II watt the cold an formal greetin' that
you've sometimes heard:
They smiled an said II hearty, ike they
meant II, every word,
It's solemn 20 reflect on what we miss
along life's way
BY not jes' bein' natural an good humor-
ed day by day.
There's lot o. folks who fling the simple
joys OF life aside
Because they dread the shadow OF their
own unconscious pride.
And nine times out O. ten you'll md the
rule works right an true
Jes' tell the world "Helio!' and It'll an
swer ''Howdy do"
Washington Star.
Mrs. Annie Gilheny OF 223 Richmond
street reports seven feet OF lead pipe cut
out of the plumbing work of her house,
yesterday.
Manuel Alvin Of 81 Wickenden street
reports that his trunk was broken open.
yesterday. and Sis in cash and lot OF
clothing stolen.
Henrietta Richards was held in $1,000 by
Judge Sweetland, today, for trial next
Tuesday on the charge OF keeping a
common nuisance.
Twas a fowl deed. Bright Emmerson's Is
hen coop at 317 Rochambeau avenue was
entered Thursday night Poultry valued
at S12 was taken.
Norman Barton was fined 81 and costs
in the 9Th district court, today for the
theft OF a watch. valued at 9s cents, the
property OF James A. Mooney.
Hose and Protective extinguished a
fire I'm George Vose's jewelry shop. 80
Clifford street at $50 p. m yesterday. A
can OF naphtha exploded causing slight
damage.
tramp who called at Arthur II.
Corey's house SO Park street. yesterday
morning Is suspected OF stealing a we'd
ding ring. valued at s3, which was missed
soon after me went away.
John McCloud. colored was bound over
TO the grand jury in $500. by Judge
Sweetland. today. for breaking and en-
tering in the night time the shop OF
Charles Allen at 757 Westminster street,
and stealing S.15 in cash.
The East Side Praying Band will meet
at the Centredale Methodist church, Sun
| day evening at O'Clock. Joseph Taud-
win will have charge OF the meeting
| George W. Lewis is expected TO sing. All
are cordially Invited. Car leaves Market
| Square at sac p. m.
Massino Valentine, a boot black was
held for the grand jury In 500, by Judge
Sweetland, today. for an assault with a
knife upon Antonio j. Bracco, another
young man, whom he cut slightly in his
| right side. The quarrel occurred at the
Union passenger station.
Daniel Daley and William Mcnamara
were arrested I'm the 9Th district
last night, on the charge OF revellng.
While In the hurry-up wagon and bound
for the station, Daley assaulted McNa-
mara. Each Vas fined so and costs for
revelling ana Daley was held In $500 for
trial next Tuesday on his assault charge.
Mr.. ]. n. Sites of the well known firm
of Dodge and Sites ensravers and print
ers. No 181 Washington street, was the
recipient OF the congratulations of host
OF friends, yesterday when II was learned
that he was the proud father of an llh
pound boy, who arrived at the sites
homestead at 8 o'clock Ira the morning.
Mr.. Stites is a we'll known clubman In
Providence and the cigars were on
papa" every time new friend hove In
sight. Mrs. sites and the new heir are
reported as doing nicely"