The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-16
NEWSLETS

Up In his very Sunday best
An sayin' that he shorely meant
To shake hands with the President
When he come struttin back from town
No king that ever wore a crown
Was ever half stuck up an proud
AS he was. Why. he never plowed
A furrer fur week. but sot
Around IN his good clothes an thought
lie was n lord because he'd went
An shuck hands with the President
When the neighbors passed along the
road
He'd swell up like a warty toad
An hail EN- in commandin' way
An hustle out 10 them an say
I've got a honor fur you: take
bolt OF this oil paw an shake
The great distinguished flst that went
An shuck hands with the President.
He writ to all his kith an kin.
An likewise all o. mine, back in
The states a thinkin they'd peruse
With bugged-out eyes the wonder news
When they got 10 the bottom and
Read these ere words: THE honored
hand
That guides this pen a writin' went
An shuck hands with the President.
Give him a settlin' shakin' down
A sayin': You, n Democrat
Do sich n trait rous thing as that! -
An say. he was no sooner gone
Than BIZ he had his oil clothes on
A plowin with the hand that went
An shuck hands with the President.
Denver Post.
Max Siegel a vagrant. was placed on
probation by Judge Rueckert this morn
ing.
Irwin Stanley. a juvenile. was fined 50
in the police court today for revelling on
Hedley street yesterday.
Eugene F. Turner % 323 Canal street re-
ports that a lap robe. valued az So was
stolen from his buggy yesterday.
Catherine Crockett. % years old. died
suddenly from natural causes at 100
Friendship street, yesterday noon.
Lawrence McKenna. IS years old. was
sentenced TO the farm for six months by
Judge Rueckert today for vagrancy.
A pair OF oyster tongs. valued at Sc.
was stolen from i'm front OF the Pettis
oyster house. on South Water street, yes
terday
George saggerson, IA years old, was to-
day sentenced TO the reform school during
HIS minority by Judge Bueckert for va
grancy.
An extension ladder. valued at SIS. was
stolen from the rear Of 81 Chapel street
recently. II belonged to the American En-
amel works.
John Rhodes was fined SEQ and costs by
Judge Rueckert today for the theft OF a
watch. valued at S. the property OF
Amanda Belodean.
Charles H. Bailey and Louisa NJ
were held for the grand jury in
$1,000 each by Judge Sweetland today on
the charge Of adultery.
A small bank containing SIS was stolen
from Peter Mehalas' trunk at 75 Ormsbee
avenue yesterday while his household
effects were being moved.
James Jones, 81 years old. was fined 500
md costs by Judge Rueckert today for |
The larceny OF a bicycle. valued at SIS, the |
of Harold o. Mason.
Mark Whitney was sentenced 10 the /
arm for six months and William II. Ivers
was placed on probation by Judge |
Rueckert today for non-support.
Peter Locono. Guisseppi Giordano. An
onio Iacane, Antonio Compute were fined |
10 and costs each by Judge Rueckert to-
lay for peddlng ice cream without a
license.
William Burke, and Frank Ranagnano
,hat ton. hxs Jt,Ar ]
2ueckert today. The former for non-sup-
port; the latter for an assault upon Gui-
'eppi Ranagnano
Mark Sullivan, 50 years old. OF l26 Globe
street while on Aliens avenue, near
'rary street. was struck by stone
brown by some unknown person He
iustained a scalp wound which was closed
~ four stitches.
As Edward Stanley OF l69 Dorrance
street was boarding a car at the corner
" Cranston street and Potters avenue, at
30 clock this morning he was struck by
! milk wagon and knocked down. His left
heck was bruised slightly.
Thomas Devereaux was found probably /
yuilty and was bound over 10 the grand
ury In 500 by Judge Rueckert today for
anu tnAtIlnk III the Ilsnl Ifle
he laundry OF Moy Hin. 81 wendall
treet. and stealing property valued at 20
ents.
Antonio Peters and Salvinio Barone
we're playing in a lot near their homes on
'harles street yesterday afternoon. Sal
'inio threw n stone at an object near
where Antonio was standing. with the re-
ult that Antonio was struck and sus-
aimed a cut one inch long over his left
We DR. Walter Johnson OF Pawtucket
ewed up the wound.
tand when we were introduced whether
'ou were spoken OF as Miss or Mrs
Are you may | ask mar
led or unmarried7'
neis---A-- tlr-r~pftrrf,- unmarried
three times. Chicago Record Herald.
Tess-she's a very strong minded girl