The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-24
NEWS LET'S

There was a Frenzied Financier
Who led q frenLied life,
Ertoying frenzied comfort with
His little frenzied wife.
He had q frenzied butler man.
Twelve frenSied servants, tooi
He ate his dainty frenzied meals
AS other people do.
lie had a frenzied auto car.
He sailed a frenzied yacht,
He owned a frenzied business block
Upon a frenzied lot.
Within a frenzied social world
He led a frenzied race.
And Joined frenZied smart set-where
lie set a frenSied pace.
Tie swooped upon the frenzied stocks
with frenzied zeal discreet
And bought a frenzied market out
And broke a frenzied street
And saner folk who saw him make
A million every minute.
Remarked, This may be Frenzy-put
There's surely Method in it,
New York Globe.
CAPTAIN John A. Murray OF the Third
Police station if of duty on account OF a
severe cold.
Michael Feeley. a common drunkard,
was sentenced 10 the farm for one year
by Judge Rueckert this morning.
Oscar Carlson OF 10S Dudley street, re-
ports rhat on the nth instant jewelry
valued at $3.50 was stolen from his bu-
reau.
Rose Halliday OF Gilbert street, reports
stolen from l0s Lester street, Saturday.
wearing apparel and a pin. all valued mt
S9D.75.
BENJAMIN Russian was fined $50 and costs
by Judge Rueckert today for neglectng
10 send his boy 10 school. An appeal was
taken.
James Roach and John ]. Wabch were
fined s5 and costs In the Police court to-
day for revelling on Gladstone avenue
last evening.
Charles Thornton. colored, was fined so
and costs In the Sixth district court to-
day for evading fare on the steamer Edge
mont last Friday night.
Articles Of underwear. sheets and a
| u,
were stalen from Albert T.. Wixons yard
at ST Beacon avenue last evening.
George Book of 1A Friendship street
informs the police that a pipe valued at 81
and a. paid Of gloves worth $3.50 were
stolen from his room yesterday.
William NJ. Flaherty Of 10 Dean avenue
Taunton, reports that his coat valued al
nd
pocket. last night William was drunk
A looking glass valued AT $40. belong
ing TO Walter q. Mansir OF 2lS North
Main street, was stolen from a vacant
house at 50 Wesleyan avenue, Saturday.
Peter Marcells was sentenced TO jai
for % days by Judge Rueckert this morn.
ing, for the theft of five bed sheets
valued at sl.25 from some person un'
known.
Gerardo Caione's tenement at - Bray
ton avenue. was entered by the use OF 2
duplicate key, yesterday afternoon.
valise containing $3.50 in cash and cloth
ing valued at 1915.
James Reynolds was fined S9 and costs
in the Sixth district court today for the
theft Of 50 from Bernard Mcintyre. The
money was taken from a bureau drawer
at ca West River street.
Tho complaint In the Sixth district
court of mansaughter. which Coroner
Lincoln preferred against Stella Freeman
for shooting Adolphus Winfield was this
morning continued for one week.
Fred A. Roper was fined s. and costs
in the Police court today for drunken
ness. and $50 and costs in the Sixth dis
trict court for driving off a horse and
wagon belonging 10 John A Lundberg
yesterday.
The revival meetings that began with
watch night are stlll being held i'm the
Hope Street Methodist Episcopal church
Rev. Norman La Marsh of Calais. Me.
tho blind man eloquent and sween sin
ger. will preach and sing every night
this week, except Saturday.
C0T TWENTY nays