The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-31
NEWSLETS


Unto the Beef-Trust men
For any kick. And try 10 please
The worthy oil men too
And set the coal men at their ease
humbly pray you. do.
Attend unto the beer mems tale,
Their modest wishes grant,
And heed the icemen's woful wall
And give them what they want
The meanings OF the foodstuffs gang
l urge that you do heed,
And help the whiskey men TO hang
Right on to all they need,
And what OF me? Oh. don't mind me,
Just leave me 10 my doom;
I'm only one OF those, you see
Who venture 10 consume.
philadelphia Bulletin
Sabina Upton was fined S5 and costs
in the police court today for revelling on
Richmond street last night.
Daniel Sexton, n common drunkard, was
sentenced to the farm for six months by
Judge Rueckert this morning.
Fannie Hyman. residing at Hawes
street. eXtingulshed a fire In lounge In
her house at ll:45 o'clock yesterday morn
ing. Cause Of fire unknown; damage 81.
Louise Norton OF North Attleboro and
common night walkers were placed on
probation in the Sixth district court to-
day.
The alarm from box 81 at 3:45 p. m. yes
terday was for a rubbish fire in the cellar
Of the house at $50 Jewett street. owned
and occupied by Daniel Maber. Dam
age $50.
Alphonso Sherman was fined sl5 and
costs by Judge Rueckert today for the
theft OF beans. valued a co cents from a
garden belonging to Charles c. Sherman
| and another.
James Carroll was fined $40 and costs in
| the Sixth district court today for peddlng
| jewelry on Weyhosset street yesterday.
not having procured a license from the
board of police commissioners
At e:15 o'clock last evening a Pawtucket
car collided with Samuel Nj. Nickerson's
electric automobile, when at the corner OF
| North Main and Cypress streets. break
ing the forward axle of The carriage
| The first after-vacation meeting OF the
Providence Women's Christian Temper
ance union will be at the home Of the
! president, 1870 Prospect street. ON Friday
| afternoon at half-past three. A story
Patrick curran. AZ years old, of eos
Pine street. was knocked down by a
| horse and wagon belonging to A. II. Bar
ney while crossing Weybosset. opposite
Mathewson street. at $40 o'clock this
morning. His left foot and arm were
| injured.
| John Dunbar was fined SIS and costs by
| Judge Rueckert today for breaking n door
| down in a house at Beacon court last
| night. doing damage TO the extent OF 81.
| Dunbar wanted to get into the house 10
see n girl who did not desire his COM
| pany.
| Robert Loft while being conveyed IN
| the Maria 10 the Central police station
| this morning. tore off one of the iron
rods which support the end OF the wagon
where It is raised 10 permit prisoners 10
get in and out. He was araigned on the
charge OF defacing city property and
was held In 5000 for trial tomorrow.
John T Stewart was held in 500 by
| Judge Rueckert today for trial tomorrow
on the charge OF an assault upon Michael
| Burns. Stewart was in a North Main
street saloon yesterday and, picking a
quarrel with the proprietor threw a bottle
at him. The saloon man ducked and
| Burns was hit by the bottle.
Herbert Woolhouse was fined SIS and
costs in the Sixth district court today for
an assault upon BENJAMIN w. Wright.
| The assault occurred at the Broad street
car house early this morning. A crowd
that had come up on an Edgewood car
| was changing cars and in the rush Wool
| house was pushed by Wright In a
| moment OF anger he turned and punched
| Wright In the face.
Francis j. Devereaux informed the po-
| lice yesterday that his house at 10 Darling
| avenue had been entered and tewery
valued at s26 stolen from a dresser in
his room Capt Horton caused three
boys whose ages range from six to nine
years 10 he brought in They 'fessed'
and the property was recovered. on ac-
count OF their age they were not prose-
cuted
| The Baiey's Camp Meeting association
/ will hold a special business meeting 20
| pass on the constitution and bylaws at
tho home OF George w Hamilton. 20l
| Carpenter street Friday evening at 3
o'clock Every member Is requested TO
| be present. The association will hold a
revival service at the Clayville Inde-
pendent church next Sunday II will be
an all day service. commencing at il:45
a. m. The Danielson electric car leaves
Market square az s.45 a m.
capt. Mowry of Station received n
report from Bernard +. Mahan OF iiS
| clifford street TO the effect that while
he was IN a liquor saloon on Plain street
near Point street. Tuesday evening a
wallet containing between $40 and s45.
a key 10 a box IN tho Rhode Island Hos
pital Trust company and s. In change
was stolen from his trousers rocket lie
suspects n man whom ne raked 10 have a
drink with him and later went home with
him The police are looking the matter
up.
WHITE MOUNTAINS