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Dorothvs lids droop shyly,
Sealing her eyes secure.
Dorothys lips twitch slyly.
Trying to look demure.
DorothSs gown Is quiet,
Gray with the violet blent,
Dorothys strict on diet
Dorothys keeping Lent.
Dorothy looks her sweetest,
Clad in a sackcloth rare.
Fashioned. with art completest,
From (1msiesD camels hair.
Theatre dance and dinner
Dorothy shuns OF late,
Only with Jack, the sinner!
Lunches on tete- e-a-tete.
often she bridges" Idle
Hours when employments lack;
Oftener walks the bridal
Path In the park with Jack.
Never is Jack far distant
From his fair penitent,
So-with n male assistant
Dorothy's keeping Lent!
Life.
Martin Kelly was fined SIS and costs
by Judge Sweetland today for a simple
assault upon Charles McDermott.
Arthur Watts. for making an indecent
exposure, was today held for the grand
jury in 500 by Judge Sweetland.
Beatrice Shirley. "A years. was placed
on probation by Judge Sweetland today
for being a lewd and wanton person.
George Lambert was held In $500 by
Judge Swcetland this morning for trial
Tuesday for a simple assault upon AL
bert Mancini.
James T. Petrasky. ten years old. was
placed on probation by Judge Sweetland
this morning. for the theft OF sl25 from
Sophia Levine
IAttleton Gale, colored. was fined SIS
and costs I'm the Sixth District court to-
day. for cruelty beating horse with a
whip. An appeal was taken.
Thomas Cahill who was placed on pro-
baton Aug. 8. 1904. for non-support. wa
surrendered by Mr.. Wallace today and
Judge Sweetland sentenced him TO the
state workhouse for six months.
William Nolan was fined $40 and costs.
on each OF two complaints for theft. ny
Judge Sweetland this morning Nolan
stole carpenters tools from James
Whalen and John McDonough.
a barrel OF whiskey. consigned TO the
Roger Williams Bottllng company. Gran
gton. was stolen from the JOY line dock
storehouse Sunday A staple was drawn
from the inside OF the door OF the build
ing
William Brophy pleaded not guilty in
charge OF non-support. and was held in
5000 for trial Friday. John Holmes was
placed on probation on a similar COM
plant.
Charles Jones was arraigned in the
Sixth District court today for an assault
upon Francesca Ferranti, whom he struck
with a bottle. making a slight cut on his
face. He pleaded not guilty and was
held in $500 for trial Tuesday.
Leonard A. Doeg was today fined 500
and costs on each Of two complaints for
assault by Judge Sweetland. on April
81 Doeg had trouble with James NJ.
Corp and Sidney L. Turner, tea ped
dlers, who came to his house and whose
eyes he blackened.
stephen Hudak was fined $40 and costs
IN the Sixth District court today for an
assault upon John Pregon. They had
had a quarrel relative to some lodge
matter and when Hudak was passing
Pregon on the street, yesterday. he
struck him on the head.
John Doyle. while under the influence
n liquor fell against and broke a large
,ane OF plate glass in Sweeney & Cav
lnaughs drug store, on Market square
u 1l;i0 O'Clock last night Patrolman
<ainc placed him under arrest. and In the
'ollce court today he was fined 81 and
osts.
Hormsdas Spenard. French Cana
ian, who undertook yesterday to collect
, alleged to be due him from Antonio
'emno. and who was too free with his
un. was held I'm $500 by Judge Sweetland
his morning for trial next Tuesday on
he charge OF an assault with a pistol
pom Femino
on four evenings OF this week. begin
ing tonight. there will be meetings at
'ilgrim church on Harrison street from
TO 2 o'clock. Rev. Frederick r. Pullan
ful speak tonight on ''The Words OF
he Wounded King to Those Who
Wounded Him" Special soloists will
ing At tho meeting. The public is cor
tally invited.
Hose . responded to a still alarm at
B 90 a. m. yesterday for a grass fire ia
vacant lot rear Of 173 Hope street Hose
extingiiished a slight nre yesterday |
. Edward Railways machine shop. on I
he third floor Of the Greene building. |
; Fountain street. which had originated |
rom an overheated journal. Hose IL put /
vt a rubbish FIRE in the Wadsworth |
treet dump at n. IN.