The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-07
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We glance at the reams OF political CUFF.
We skim DER the baseball and racing
track stun;
glance at the head of the yellow-ja:S
news,
We read the odd items that merely
We learn how Komura and WHITE have
progressed,
We read OF Tom Lawson, who talks with
out rest:
Then, ycarning for something worth no
tice 10 con,
We turn to the page that the Scandal is
on.
What matters the news of the busy old
world?
What matter which flags are triumphant
or furled?
What matter the gifts that the wealthy
supply
To educate all of the race by and by?
A moment ~sufrices for trihes like these
They're only the chaff that floats by on
the breeze,
We skim them and bid them from notice
Then turn TO the page that the Scandal
is on.
With pupils dilated. the Scandal we read.
Each syllable gulping with buzzardhke
greed;
'Twixt reading today's and tomorrow's
we pirate
OF newspapers sins at n terrible rate:
We wall and bemoan that they publish
the facts
OF frailest humanity's culpable acts:
And then. when our spasm OF virtue is
gone.
We turn to the page that the Scandal is
S. w. Gillian in Baltimore American.
Charles Skinner, 30 years old, has been
missing from GA Laura street since Tues
day evening.
Joachim F. Hartman, who lodges at 8s
Broad street, reports stolen from his room
Monday 2 pocketbook containing s27 in
bills.
Annie McHugh OF 1O2 Crary street re-
ports that the rear window OF her store
was forced Tuesday night and SIS stolen
from the cash drawer.
The alarm from box 81 at ~ o'clock last
night was for a fire In an unoccupled barn
rear OF 81 Osborn street. owned by
Michael Burke; damage 500.
Michael Maloney was fined sl5 and costs
I'm the Sixth district court today for
breaking glass. valued at 81. In a house
belonging to Ellen Maloney.
Frank E. Simmons, 20 years old. was
sentenced 10 jail for 10 months by Judge
Rueckert today for an indecent assault
upon Ralph J~ardine. 10 years old.
Irene Duchaine and Rose Smith, com
mon night walkers. and Mary Burns, a
lewd and wanton person. were placed on
probation by Judge Rueckert this morn
ing.
DR.. Adrian Matthews horse ran away
from Roger Williams park yesterday
morning. The buggy 10 which II was har-
messed struck a tree, the blow taking tile
top of the vehicle.
A plush lap-robe. valued at IS, the
property OF the Brownell e. Field Co,
was stolen from a buggy which was
standing in front OF Is Pine street at
o'clock last evening.
The Bailey Camp Meeting association
will hold another camp meeting at East
| Providence. commencing Friday, Sept. 10,
and closing Sunday, the oath. lasting for
10 days. The public is cordially invited
Frank Rossi. for v~agrancy; james Null
down. for stealing a whip from Max
WHITMAN, and william Callahan. for an
assault upon Thomas Garrett, were placed
on probation by Judge Rueckert. Each
OF the boys is 10 years old.
Mrs. Eliza Angel. who resides I'm the
rear OF 26 Thurber avenue. informs the
police tina James Mcdonald, who had
been boarding with her. left the house
| Tuesday evening and has not since beer
seen. His three children are still with
Mrs. Angel.
Mrs. Clara Rounds OF 2l Fountain
street reports that a man who called AT
her house last evening and asked for
financial assistance attempted TO pull a
diamond ring from her finger. He seized
her hand to hold IT fast. but she broke
his grasp before he could get possession
OF the ring.
william Hebbetts was sentenced to jail
for three months by Judge Rueckert this
morning for the theft OF a numbering ma
chine. valued at IS. belonging TO some
person unknown. This Is "Old bits
trick. He has stolen repeatedly TO get
| money for liquor and done many SEN
fences for his unlawful acts.
Manuel Fells was held in $500 by Judge
Rueckcrt today for trial tomorrow on the
charge OF making an assault upon John
Valerie. Patrick sheridan was also held
IN the same sum for trial tomorrow for
the theft OF n pair OF spectacles, valued
az IS. from William Brown. the same
being the property OF Jane Brown.