The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-29
NEWSLETS

Where are the folks a-goin' to?" said
Ninety-in-t -the-shade.
ITO take rest, 10 take a rest" the City
Feller said.
What makes em look so hot. so hot?"
sale .sinety-in-the-s shade.
They're keepin' cool. they're keeping
cool" the City Feler said.
For they're goin' anywhere at all, and
just TO get away
To the mountain. river. inlet, lake, penin-
sula and bay.
And they're hurryipe 10 get there. for
they haven't long 10 stay.
For it's back again 10 town on Monday
mornin'.
What makes the rear rank breathe so
hard?" said Ninety in the-shade.
IT'S pipin' hot. it's pipin' hot" the city
Feller said
What makes EN- run away from town."
said Nnety-in-t the shade.
'Cause everybody does the same" the
City Feller said
They're runnin' from the city, they are
after seaside sport
They are goin' 10 a summer-aye, and TO
a last resort
They'll work upon the links and they will
sweat upon the court
But they'll have 10 hustle back on Mon
day mornin'.
What makes EN- work so hard, so
hard?" said Ninety-in-th -the-shade.
They've simply got 10 have a rest" the
City Feler said
They'll need IT when they strike the
place" said Ninety-in- -the-shade.
But spose the rooms are all engaged?"
the City Feller said.
,1a
and punch your fellow man
To get cooling "lemo" or a nickel palm
leaf fan;
And the guerdon OF vacation is a smart
ing coat OF tan.
And an empty purse and back on Mon
day mornin'. Puck.
Hose extinguished an ash bin fire In
the rear OF SO Ormsbee avenue, at p. m.
yesterday
Nellie Martin. a lewd and wanton. was
today sent 10 the farm for one year, by
Judge Rueckert.
Frank j Miller was held for the grand
jury In 500 by Judge Rueckert, today for
making an indecent exposure.
William Walton. a young vagrant, was
sentenced to the farm for six months by
Judge Rueckert. this morning.
Jennie Farley, I5 years old, was placed
on probation by Judge Rueckert, this
morning for theft of so cents from Mary
Keefe.
Frederick F. Howard's house at 159
Sixth street was entered by way OF a cell
lar door, Thursday. a watch. valued at
| 81, was taken.
The door Of Charles r. Taylors rem
nant store. l77 Union street, was forced
open last evening Patrolman NJ II. Ber-
RE made the discovery.
Charles Augustus. colored. was fined 500
| and costs by Judge Rueckert, today, for
the theft OF ten barrels. valued at $40. the
property OF the Oakdale Mfg. Co.
Margaret Heagney pleaded not guilty in
the 9Th district court today. to the charge
of stealing SOS from Guiseppi De Angelo.
She was held In $500 for trial next Friday.
For fast driving OF an automobile on
North Main street. Sunday afternoon Jo-
seph S. Gendron OF Pawtucket was fined
$50 and costs in the 9th district court to-
day.
Elliot w. Studley. 26 years old, a con-
ductor. was taken i'll on a Broad street
car. when near oxford street at 1874 n.
m. yesterday and was conveyed in an
ambulance 10 his home, 1872 Sherburne
street.
Alexander Brown, colored. was held in
$500 by Judge Rueckert. this morning. for
trial next Tuesday. for a simple assault
upon Adolphus Phillips, also colored. The
principals are porters for the Providence
line.
]. w. Connor. worthy president OF Aerie
No 56 OF Nashua. n H, and father of
New England field days among the
Eagles, is 10 attend the outing OF the
Eagles which Is TO be held at Crescent
Park, on Aug. 3d.
Joseph McGuinness was held in $1,000 by
Judge Rucckert, today, for trial next
Friday on the charge OF appropriatin a
horse. harness and wagon all OF the
value OF slos, the property OF owen F.
Lynn. McGuinness drove off with the rig.
Complaints having been made to the
park commissioners Of fast driving in
Roger Williams Park by automobiles.
Capt Merrill has had spaces measured
and stationed officers 10 time offenders.
Augustus Standberg. the first offender
spotted. was fned s. and costs in the po-
lice court. today
The East side Praying band will hold
a cottage prayer meeting at George w
Hamiltons. col Carpenter street. near
Battey street, Sunday evening at 7:s0
o'clock Roger W. Murphy OF East
Providence is expected 10 take charge
Of the meeting. George w Lewis, the
gospel singer. is expected 10 sing. The
public Is cordially invited
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