The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-14

NEWSLETS

All. throbbing heart OF mine, be stlll' !
DO deserve this awful pain today?
| Why should the dreams in which ialn
Take wings. ike some feet bird, and
he came TO-DAY. And o. he gave me such
start
The tray / held went falling with
crash
4 leadon feeling came into my heart
When he looked up and said; Bring me
plate OF HASH
HASH, We gods! To think my dreams
should fade
Like this. and al my happiness depart;
To think that he upon my feelings played
Until ! lost my poor and lonely heart
All World. thy ways are strange; | know
them not
little recked that could be 50 rash.
Just think-thc man I thought decent
Now comes and orders just plate Of
HASH
Milwaukee Sentinel.
Hose II put out brush fire In a lot on
Roger Williams avenue yesterday morn
ing
Clothing valued at $40 and a ring worth
"a were stolen from Charles Peters room
al 324 Washington street recently
Eliza ] Hopkins OF 6i6 public street re-
ports that dog killed two hens i'm her
yard, yesterday The fowl were valued at
ST.
The barn OF the American Botting Co.
on Lyons court. was broken into yester-
day afternoon A black mare and Con-
cord buggy were stolen
An alarm was given from box 1F at
7:10 o'clock last night for fire i'm the cell
lar of James c. Petersons boot and shoe
store. rs No. Main street: damage slight.
Peter Daley and Edward O'Donnen,
small boys were fined s. each. I'm the 9Th
district court today for the theft OF bot
ties OF beer from the American Bottiing
Co
Carl Freethy. Sumner Goddard and In
glebert Beber boys, were placed on pro.
hatlon by Judge Reuckert this morning
for the theft Of pigeons from Frank A.
Church
Martin Mowry. "a one-Iegged fiddler
wns sent to the farm for six months. by
Judge Rueckert this morning. Mowry
pleaded guilty 10 the charge OF being n
common drunkard.
An Olneyville car collided into A. Nc
Donalds horse and express wagon, On
South Main street yesterday afternoon.
The horse was knocked down and one
shaft Of the wagon was broken.
Rosa Riccard. years Old OF IS NAL
vern street was bitten on her right leg by
a dog when near her home yesterday af,
ternoon The dog belonged TO Jo-
seph Gaynor OF % Malvern street.
Box 257 was pulled at $50 o'clock this
morning for fire I'm Benjamin Cover
mans tenement at 66 Bishop street. The
fire started I'm a bed from some unknown
cause and damage to the extent OF s25
was done.
John Sykes of 1O5 Bates street fell In
front OF a Smith1eld avenue car. while
crossing Charles street last evening. The
car was brought 10 a quick stop and bar
ing an abrasion on his right knee, he es-
capped injury.
William Quigg was bound over To the
grand fury In 1900 and fined 500 and costs
and sentenced TO Jail for 10 days on each
Of two complaints. He pleaded guilty TO
keeping grog shop, keeping for sale and
making one illegal sale OF liquor.
Mrs MINNIE <llman OF 46 Shawmut
street reported last evening that her
watch and chain. valued at 500 had been
stolen from her house. Later II was as
certained that her 3iS year old boy, took
tho watch 20 the yard and lost e.
John Coulon was fined $40 and costs in
the 9Th district court today. for the theft
OF a valise and contents valued at s6.45
and box and contents valued at 10 cents.
which he stole from Swlfts a Co.'S wag-
on on South Water street, yesterday
John Edwards was fined $50 and costs
In the 9Th district court. today. for an as
sault upon Francis McKenna. These
young men work for the city. on the
street gang Last night Edwards knocked
down McKenna. making him unconscious
for few minutes
Pasco Orvige. Alexander Miller and Pas
co cook were fined $40 and juvenile costs
each by Judge Rueckert. this morning.
for injuring and defacing two wagons to
the extent cf $40. the same being the nrop-
erty OF Nicola Castigionl a similar COM
plant against Charles Ashworth was con-
tlnued for ono week. The mischief was
perpetrated by the boys on Halloween
The sum Of 80 In gold was given TO tho |
patrons OF the Imperial theatre yesterday /
n afternoon as souvenirs. The drawings oi /
the numbers was made during tho per- /
formance and after the flnal curtain Mr.. /
Al Roberts I'm bright little speech an !
the winners as follows: s2s to /
Mrs. Plrcc of Pawtucket whose coupon !
was numbered s2i. SIS to Miss Mcintyre \
OF this city. who had coupon No. 100 and /
$40 TO Mrs Driven also Of this city who
held coupon No. 1871