The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-24
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NEWSLETS
Upon a board the other day
A poster lad an "ad'' was billing.
That fair wad drive a poet fay
Tae think. that for a wee bit shilling.
Some pawlSy tradesman. void O shame.
And showing. sure. a muckle lack o
Sound sense wad dare Ca print this same,
BUY ROBERT BURNS BEST ToBAC-
co."
Laird. what a quare thing Is this Fame!
For. gin ye grow trhe heady,
like one I ken, and win n name
Frae ours tae collies twill be Teddy
And ane in spite o efforts great
(Whas ancestor once had a kilt on)
Wha couldna' choose--as sure as fate.
Joost staggers wi the name o Milton"
And wull he liver come tao this.
And gain the proud reward for climbing?
Is there nae. way. forby. tae miss
This punishment for silly rhyming?
But Bobby. gin We could come back
Tae read the stool they prent about We.
Ne'd trim your quill and TAX a crack
At the wee sowls that daur tae doot ye.
WI Dauvid and fu' mony malr.
Ye surely did your share o. sining,
But deeds that brought ye sorrows sair
Taught ye tae sing the sangs sac winning.
The Feyther sent one perfect Son
For our example and detection.
But a the rest. syne mon begun.
Hae stood 4 need o. sair correction,
Sac. Bobby. ane o. your descent
That ye arc game seeks tae defend ye-
wad bide wi ye and weel content
Though bogies may the moo attend ye.
-Chicago Inter-ocean.
Charles II. Church. 2s years old. is
missing from s3s Westminster street.
Michael Kelgareff a common drunksrd.
was placed on probation by Judge RueCk-
ert today.
Frank Collins was fined SIS and costs
by Judge Rueckert today for an assault:
upon Benjamin Wood.
Alexander Howard was fined 500 and
costs In the sixth District court today
FOR the theft OF SIS from William TIL
linghast.
Box l5l was pulled at AIS r. m. yes
terday for a chimney hre AT l5s Living
stone street. owned by Hugh Mcintyre
Damage 800.
Peter Donovan reports his restaurant
at % Page street entered by way Of
skyiight last night Estabes valued At
Il cents were taken.
The alarm from box et3 at p m, yes
terday. was for a fire IN a pile OF kindhng
wood In the cellar Of % Seekel street.
Boys and matches.
Jsnrie y work 90 4is Friendship street
reports stolen from her desk in the Sum-
mer Street school yesterday pocket
book containing S.
William T. Brown Of 1895 Eddy street.
reports tobacco and cigars valued at
$40 stolen from the Washington Park
Yacht Club House, recently
s,sf4b ~ tItt 1919
Josephine Augusta was placed on pro-
baton today by Judge. RIeckert for the
larceny of coal valued M 20 cents from
the Consolidated Railroad company.
George r. Keenan, was fined $40 and
COSTS in the Sixth District court today
for defacing building 10 the extern of
&, the property OF Oscar Swanson and
Louis Lagasse and Narcise Alien. ju-
venles were placed on proba tior by
Judge Rueckert today for the qrcony OF
bicycle valued at s. the property of
Charles McGarry.
Annie Robinson, colored. was held IN
$500 by Judge Rueckert today for trial
next Friday on the charge 81 stealing
a piece of cloth valued at s.. the property
Of Hattie Harris
Mr.. James Thayer, one OF the popular
employees Of the Shepard company grocery
section. will sever his connection with
that ARMAND -eataF-tA -ef,,t,it,s-t,f- the
Metropolitan Life Insurance company
A pair OF horses attached TO coal
wagon. belonging to Curran & Burton
ran away on Charles Eield street. yeste.
day afternoon. In collidlng with Suolher
vehicle. the runaways were thrown and
one was cut on it's hip.
Henry Bramwood OF II Concannon
street fell while carrying a child upstairs
last evening 4 little dog ran between
his legs and tripped him. Mr.. Bran
woods right arm was broken In five
places. The child was not hurt.
Rose Williams Of rs Eudora street. fell
when allghting from car on Market
square at $50 o'clock last night and vas
bruised about the hands and face She
was taken into Green's drug store and
later was conveyed home by friends.
Miss Lillian Sprague will give fare
we'll missionary address this evening AZ
Peoples Pentecostal church. corne' Plain
and Ashmont streets Miss Sprsgua has
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speaks with thrilling interest OF the facts
and incidents of missionary life Special
music will be on the poogram Miss
Spragle sails from New York June "a