The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-16
The Weathef
NEWSLETS

MI w OIL i -
o, a healthful place for the Saxon race
Is the Panama canal,
With It's shady trees and it's wholesome
breeze,
And its soil medicinal,
Where the bracing air invites TO sport
An ideal place for a SUMMER resort
Though it sometimes rains, and malarial
stains
Make the dwellings sticky and damp.
And the mildew clings 10 the caves In
strings
And the fever walks through the camp;
Such little drawbacks as these cannot
Impair the charms OF this healthful spot.
Though poison worms and venomous
germs
Are thick in this balmy zone,
Though the winds that swell from the
swamp don't smell
Like the altar OF eau de cologne,
can't see why this isn't very
Invigorating and sanitary.
And II you don't consider or won't
Believe in our pet canal.
Just come with me for a while and see
Our government hospital
Where rows OF Yankees. head and feet,
Lie rolled and tied In a cotton sheet.
So. should YOU hear some gentleman snecr
And say that he'd rather dwell
on a red-hot ledge near the sulphurous
edge
Or an equatorial hell
Just put him down for his fume and fuss
AS a thoughtless, peevish. prejudiced
cuss.
Wallace Irwin in Life.
Lloyd c. Mofritt was placed on pro-
baton by Judge Rueckert, today for non
support.
sabatino Immoe was committed to the
state hospital for the insane, today. by
order OF Judge Rueckert
John w Sherman was fined s. and
costs in the 9Th district court today for
simple assault upon Frank Malcom.
Josepe Rossie was fined $40 and costs in
the Sixth district court today, for steal
ing cloth. valued at IS from the L. S.
Finishing Co.
Hose II responded to a still alarm at
l1:l0 a. m. yesterday, for a blaze in Mary
Sexton's tenement at eco North Main
street. candle set fire TO a lounge
James Reynolds, a Boston hobo was
fined $50 and costs in the 9Th district
court. today, for the theft Of metal cast
ings, valued az 70 cents, the property Of
Samuel NJ. Cohen.
Charles Smith. who on Monday evening
made an assault upon Deputy Sheriff
| Herman Faster. was arragned In the 9Th
| district court today for that attack. He
| pleaded not guilty and was held In $500
! for trial next Tuesday.
Alice Clayton OF Beach street reports
| that a light OF glass was broken in her
store window. last night Tobacco, cigars
| and cigarettes. valued at $40 postage
| stamps worth 81 and 10 cents worth OF
| candy constituted the loot.
Hjalmar Carlson, 16 years old. residing
| at 2 Henderson street. was cut on his
arm by a circular saw at the American
Screw Companys Eddy street shop. yes
terday afternoon. The cut was sewed uI
at the Rhode Island hospital
George Goodwin, a fish peddler. who
slapped Henry Halls face because that
boy talked back to him in the hallway OF
n house where he had gone 10 sell some
OF his stock. was fined s. and costs i'm the
9Th district court today for the assault.
James McKenna. OF 20 Vandewate,
street. fell n distance OF ~ feet from a
staging at the IT, s. Finishing Co. e works
on Charles street. yesterday afternoon
He received slight confusion OF his head
and shoder. McKenna refused to go tc
the hospital.
street. while standing at the rear end OF
| his wagon. on Wickenden street, at $40 a
| m Yesterday was struck by low gear I'm
charge OF Patrick Dolan. Hornstein claim
cd that his legs were injured. but drove
of on his wagon.
James McEwen OF ss Pitman street was
knocked down on South Main street at
the corner Of Harding's alley by a Taun-
| ton avenue car at 5:45 D. m. yesterday lie
sustained contusions on his body. An
| ambulance took him 10 his home where
| Or. Cooke attended him.
James Brady, George w. Olney and Ed.
ward Kingsley were arraigned before
| Judge Rueckert, today. on the charge OF
! cruelty 10 horses Each pleaded not
guilty and each gave 1900 surety for ap-
pearance for trial-Brady. mex. Friday:
the other two next Tuesdays
Gaetano Alba was arraigned at spe-
cal session OF the 9Th district court yes
terday afternoon. on n warrant charging
him with an assault with a dangerous
weapon upon Giuseppe Badezza, I'm tho
latters saloon. on Spruce street August
1lth. Alba was held for the grand jury In
$500. His offence consisted OF brandishing
revolver.
Morris Levinson and Max Shutzman.
each l6 years old, were before the 9th
district court today on the charge OF be-
ing idle persons. Incidentally they may
be prosecuted with another boy. The lat
ter was sent by his mother with $40 20 get
a dress He gave the money 90 Levinson
and Shutzman who took him to Taunton
There they told him 10 go home and pro-
ceedlng 10 Boston had a good time with
tho cash.
Tommys Pop explaining the myster-
les NJ country llfe)-Yes. a hen will sit
| on an egg and hatch n.
Tommy -Graciow' should think q