The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-26
NEWSLETS

The flowers bloom and gayly bow
Why shouldn't they? Who'd make row
II down below they had root
Preparing food and drink 10 SUIT?
The trees are rustling all their leaves
why shouldn't they? who is there grieves
When neatly dressed from top 10 toe
And not a cent TO pay or owe?
The fishes dart about the sea
Why shouldn't they? IL seems 10 me
That men enjoy mere rambling, too,
Provided there's no work TO do
The little lambs do skip and play
Why shouldn't they? What's in their
way?
They have no bric-a -brac to smash,
or doctors bills TO pay in cash.
All Nature finds the world atune-
Why shouldn't she? The month is June,
The grass is green, the sky II blue;
How very trite that Is. though true!
Tudor jerks in Harpers.
Charles Riley. common drunkard. was
placed on probation in the 9Th district
court, today
John Kelleher was sent 10 the farm for
six months by Judge Rueckert, this
morning, for begging.
Mary Mcwey was held in 500 by Judge
Rueckert. today. for trial Friday on the
charge OF shop-lifting.
Thomas Danahan was held in $500 by
Judge Rueckert, this morning for trial
next Friday. on the charge OF assaulting
Patrick Conaty.
Lena Goodwin for shop lifting in a
weybosset street store. Saturday night
was fined sl5 and costs by Judge Rueek-
ert this morning.
Henry Brown was held in 5000 by Judge
Rueckert. today. for trial next Friday. on
the charge OF keeping a disorderly house
on clemence street.
Henry Burke, Is. and Emil Richmond. Is
years old runaways from Brooklyn. VINO
came here Saturday were sent home this
/ evening by Mr.. Wallace
Joseph sliney was fined 500 and costs in
the 9Th district court, today. for the
theft Of a carpet, refrigerator and a stove.
the property OF John Krwin
Mccarthy e. Ormo's variety store. 414
! Wickenden street was entered by way OF
n side window, Sunday morning. Cigars.
! cigarettes and tobacco. valued at s10.S0
was -stolen--
William E Potter OF 1ss No Main
street reports that his barn. rear of 2
Cady street, was entered. and that his
horse, harness and buggy, valued at s375
were stolen.
James McErnerny Frank McCarty.
John Maloney. Edward Leroy and Eu-
gene Irons were fined s5 and costs in the
9Th district court this morning for playing
cards Sunday
Eli Williams was taken III on Sabin
street. near Beverly last evening, and
was sent 10 the Rhode Island hospital. He
is 81 years old, colored, and resides in
Danielson. Conn.
Rev. William II. Ashmore. p. D.. will
speak at Y VI. c. A. hall tonight The
service Will begin at 745 p. m. Special mu-
sic. Or. Ashmore was for many years a
missionary In China, and is most inter-
esting speaker.
Joseph Costello was fined 81 and Juvenile
costs by Judge Rueckert. today, for an as
sault upon Aaron Roce Aaron was logged
up in a new suit of clothes. The other boy
decorated him with an egg that had lost
| Its freshness and which had not the aroma
| OF rose-by long chalk.
John Conkling. n fugitive from Justice,
| and who is wanted in Newark N Y for
| grand larceny, was, today, held In 1900
| by Judge Rueckert, for a hearing to be
! held on July 5th. Conklng was released
| from the jail at Howard Saturday, where
he had been serving n sentence OF 90
| days for larceny.
Dennis Howe was fined SIS and costs In
| the 9Th district court today, for an as
| sault with plate OF ham and eggs upon
his wife. Margaret. Dennis went home
drunk and falling to get a cup OF tea as
soon as he demanded II threw the dish OF
ham and eggs. The dish cut lis wife $
face and the breakfast was lost.
Walter Taylor OF Riverside employed as
| an oiler at the Rhode Island Co.'S Thur
Der avenue car sheds, fell from the top ~
a car at 4O o'clock this morning. His
right foot went through n window tba
instep being cut. He was attended by DR..
+. A. Fearing OF $50 Broad street