The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-02
The world.s a car.

All me WOfId 3 a car.
And all the men and women passengers;
They have their exits and their entrances.
And one man In his time pays many fares,
His trips being seven ages. At first the
Infant.
SGuirming and bowling in his neighbor's
ear.
TAeH-AASeAealhoy kneelIngA upon the
seat
And looking from the window while his
shoes
Leave an their mud on some old lady's
gown.
Ana then The Galiant rising and giving up
His seat 10 som fair one, and then
The Business Man. full OF strong oaths
At stoppage and delays; ana then the
Justice.
Needing much room TO store his adiposc,
Keeping behind the shaGow OF his paper
While maids and matrons wither him
with stares;
And so ne goes his way. The sixth age
shifts
Into the tat and purple parsonage.
Haiiing the car and Tiied with helpless
rage,
When the proud motorman goes whiz-
zing by
And leaves him cursing there. last trip
OF all
That ends this rapid transit history.
Huddle he sits up in his corner seat
Untll commanded. Take the car ahead
Boston Journal.
A blanket. valued at 81. was stolen from
Off Michael Hunts horse. on Exchange
place. last evening.
John Rankin was fined $50 and costs I'm
the 9Th district court, today. for carrying
a concealed weapon. viz: a revolver.
Charles McDonolgh. a common drunk
ard. was this morning sentenced to tho
farm for six months by Judge Rueckert.
John ]. Mcneil was held I'm 500 by
-IudGLRueckart. this morning, for trial
Dec. 18th on the charge OF non-support.
Hook and Ladder 6 extinguished a fire
I'm Servata's bakery at 300 Atwell's ave.
nue. last evening. An overheated fue
caused slight damage.
owen Gilchrist Of IS Penn street re-
ports 2 watch. valued at $25. stolen from
his pocket while I'm n saloon on knight
street Thursday evening.
Edwin Davis. 30 years old Of % Daw-
ley street, was sent to the Rhode Island
hospital, AZ 10 O'Clock last night. He fell
down stairs I'm a house at the corner Of
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ing a scalp wound.
Max Levine. who has n secondhand
clothing store at 35 South Main street.
informs the police that a shabbily dress
ed man endeavored to pass a s. confeder-
ate bill upon him last evening In ex-
change for A coat.
Hose II responded 10 n still alarm at
$50 y. IN. yesterday for a brush fire I'm n
vacant lot rear OF Elmwood avenue and
sackett street. Patrolman Ahern extin-
guished a brush fire on the same lot, Just
after & o'clock.
Bernardo Laneto and Albert Hall. each
lS years old. were placed on probation,
by Judge Rueckert. today. for the theft
OF 10 pigeons, valued at $40. the property
| OF Prescott d. Reynolds. The birds when
liberated Jew back to the cote. Mr.. Rcy-
olds aid not care to prosecute.
Ira Epps. colored. was arrested by De
tcctive Godfrey last evening on the
charge OF purloining a watch belonging
TO an East Providence citizen. The watch
was recovered by Detective Byron and tho
prisoner was delivered into the custody or
Patrolman Conrie OF East Providence.
Mary Riley. 10 years old, residing at 1874
Fountain street. Woonsocket. came TO
this city, yesterday TO look for employ
mcnt. She was unsuccessful in her quest
and having no money and no friends here,
-aPpliad at-the- Central station at mid
night for shelter. Patrolman Rice escort
ed her TO the charity building.
Evelyn Adams OF Boston was arrested
I'm the Central district last evening as a
common nightwalker. She pleaded guilty
I'm the 6th district court today. Sentence
-,a ,aaspn.NI t,ntn no.. TOth thnt tho
story she told why she left home, might
be investigated. If Il Is true she will be
placed on probation.
William Kubinski. . years old was
placed on probation by Judge Rueckert.
this morning. for the theft OF a pocket
book and contents. valued at Si1e. the
property OF Sallie Thornton. Willie was
delivering n paper at Mrs. Thornton's
house, and seeing her pocketbook on a
stand. appropriated It. He also took about
90 from the man for whom he carries pa
pers evenings.
A. II. Vining will hold an open air Cos
pei service In Exchange place near the
Soldiers and Sailors monument tomorrow
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock. weather permit
ting. II Is probable he will be assisted by
other evangelistic workers. Last Sunday
Mr.. Nining addressed upwards Of 1000
hearers AT the AFTERNOON meellnR' the
singing OF sacred songs TO the accompan-
iment OF an organ will be a feature OF
the service.
The Bailey camp meeting association
VII hold a special service at the Ran
dall square Gospel mission. 81 Gladstone
avenue. Sunday afternoon. At 2 O'Clock.
Mrs Maggie Roller OF tho Rescue Home
OF this city will speak. At 4 o'clock RI
Rev. William ~. McNickar. bishop Of the
Episcopal diocese OF Rhode Island VIII
speak Rev. Lester Bradner. rector OF the
81. Johns Episcopal church will preside.
Mrs. Charles II. Poole. the gospel singer.
viii sing. The public are invited.
house on Pearl street, near Broad.
was raided by the police az 3 o'clock this
morning. G%eorgiana Smith and Lottie
Rutherford were arrested. In the 9Th dS-
trict court. today. the Smith woman was
held FOR tho grand Jury In $1,000 fo= keep
Ing a house OF ill-repute. She was also
sentneced 20 jail FOR % days and fined $40
and costs on each Of two complaints FOR
making illegal sales. The Rutherford
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