The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-10
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The I.awd made the man, an de debbil
he look;
De Iawd made de woman de debbil
was dere.
An he Ian an he Ian twel his. wicked
sides shook.
An he say dat he's 'spectin dat busr-
ness be fair.
Den do boss debbil sens for n debbll he
knows
An he says. you is 'structed to cap
cher dat man"
An de oder one wraggles his head fore
he goes.
An he says Il don see how dc debbn I
can"
Den de boss dehbil say:
"You's fool Use afraid.
What foh does you spec
Dat de woman was made?'
Den de oder po' debbil look grejusly
An he say, Huh! oh cohsel Now I
suttinly see;'
An he hurries away foh to 'scape from
de blame,
An he hunt up de woman an pint at
de tree
| Den de woman she look, an she say. II
declah!"
An she bark bof her shins in er-climb-
| in dat tree;
| Den she look up de man-an' she needn'
look fab
An de debbil flies back an repohts;
Does you see7'
| a -
An he lam: "Er-ho no.
When de woman was made.
| Den | knows what I know"
you hab sho' got de MANI" said de boss
debhil den
"Ah mos suttinly hab." de oder one
Den you bettah go back TO de gyarden
again,
An see dat de woman ain gittin
away"
So de oder one go. an de oder one come.
An he say dat his sperience was SUIT
tinly tough.
An he show on his head whar she hit
thinker fun!
When she say dat once barkin' her
shins were enough.
So dc boss debbil weep.
An foh bah he sigh;
''De man I can cotch
But de woman's too n.y."
San Francisco Call.
Timothy Mckay was placed on proba-
! tion by Judge Rueckert today for nom
support.
Harriet Finnegan. an idle person. was
placed on probation in the Sixth District
court today.
John Olsen was sentenced 10 the farm
| for six months by Judge Rueckert today
for being a sturdy beggar.
Edward Larivlere was held in $500 by
Judge Rueckert today for trial next
! Tuesday on the charge OF non-support.
The Palas street ward room was
broken into last night. A lantern belonging
TO the city of Providence was stolen
John H. Colllngwood OF 1O5 Friendship
street reports a pair OF embossng dies
valued at s.. stolen from his shop re-
Gently.
Paul Smith was placed under $500 bail
by Judge Rueckert today for trial next
Friday on the charge OF an assault upon
Cornelius O'Rourke.
Thomas Welch was fined $40 and costs
in the Sixth District court today for the
theft OF meat valued nj 50 cents, the
property OF Nathan Stearns.
Enoch Hawkins, coored. was held in 5000
by Judge Rueckert today for trial next
Tuesday on the charge of stealing a bicy-
Gle valued at $40, the property of James
McInness.
Howard Pierce was held in $500 by Judge
Rueckert today for trial next Friday on
the charge OF stealing a box OF tobacco
valued az $3.50 from Walter Wildwood and
another.
one OF the Rhode Island company's ex-
press cars struck one ~ the health de-
partments wagons when II was at the
corner OF Emwood and Atlantic avenues
at o'clock yesterday morning. The for
ward axle Of the vehicle was broken.
An all-day meeting will be held in Peo-
pies PenteCostal church, corner Plain
and Ashmont streets on Thursday. Ser
vices will be at 1890. 2:So and 7:30 Rev.
Aaron Hart OF Lowell. Mass. will preach
afternoon and evening. The public is
cordially invited
Terrence Rogers was found not proba-
bly, guilty IN Judge Rueckerts Coust, to-
day. on the charge OF entering in the
night time the shop Of Arthur Wells. on
Stowe court Rogers was drunk and
without any evil intent went into n loft
window OF an old barn. stepped on rotten
boards and fell into room where Wells
was sleeping. That was all there was 10
the case.