The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-04
NEWSLETS

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II you fancy your hold on your fortune is
Get grip.
II you just missed the buoy some passen-
ger tossed,
Geta grip,
For youll find Ak YOU creep through the
Valley or Care
Where the pathway is rough and the
fields are too bare,
That the man Who hangs on is the man
who gets there.
Get a grip.
II ere is nothing thcts lost that is hope
lcssly lost
Get a grip
The prize we may win II we work for the
Get a grip
The man who courts failure can win 1t,
know:
lie has but to give up and let the thing
go,
But the fellow who wins must stand to
the blow.
Get a grip.
I am preaching this sermon not only for
Get grip
Tor need it myself: most certainly
do
Get a grip
But I've watched the great game TIL l
know how It's played,
And the man who wins out is the man
undtsmayed
BY the blow that another would lay In the
shade
Get grip
Sunset Magazine.
Manuel Cobul OF 4Ss South Main street
reports s536 stolen from his house, Fri
day.
Eighteen pigeons. valued at $40. were
stolen from a cote at John Martins resi-
dence. l3 Seymour street. yesterday.
William Howard OF % Dime street re-
ports a suit OF clothes, valued at $50.
stoler from his house few days ago.
Charles lie Clair and Frank Sherman
were placed on probation by Judge
Sweetland. today Roth were up for non
support.
George Oswald OF 200 North Main street
Informs the police that a suit OF clothes,
valued at $40. was stolen from his room
yesterday.
Rowena Greene. IL years old, colored,
was placed on probation by Judge Sweet
land this morning for the theft OF rs cents
from Aaron Sack.
Frank Lever extingushcd a slight fire
i'm the cellar OF house at Furlong
court, yesterday. II was caused by thaw-
ing out n water pipe.
The alarm from box 243. at 2 o'clock
this morning was for slight fire on the
roof Of the building 1oS-l12 Pine street.
belonging to Cosgrove estate.
Kcsco Monarillo. II years old was fined
s. and costs in the 9th district court to-
GRy, for discharging revolver when on
Charles street at $50 p. m Sunday.
alfred ]. Ianey Of 6l2 Broadway re-
ports that his overcoat. valued at s25. and
a hat worth j.. Were stolen from the coat
room OF the hall. 26e Weybosset street,
last evening.
Walter McKenna. Is years old. was
fined s. and costs I'm the Police court to-
day for revelling on Plain street Later
the fine was RENTED and McKenna was
placed on probation.
William f. Congdon OF - Doyle avenue
reports kalsomlne and dust brushes, n
glass cutter and plumbing. all OF the
value of $50 25 stolen from a house at
20 Howard street recently.
Mr. Thomas Fitzpatrick. who has been
in tho employ OF the Rhode Island News
company for many years going there as
an errand boy. and wording his way UP to
head salesman, several his connection
with the firm yesterday to accept n more
re esponsible position with a large firm at
Springfield. Mass.
The horse and buggy discovered at
Primrose by Detective Nickerson, Fri
day night. when looking after Lewis
Aldrich's rig, has been identified by that
officer. The loss was reported by Lieu
tenant Tyler OF the Sixth station. The
property belongs to John McDermott OF
Oneyvlle square. who a week ago, let
1t to two young men Detective Nicker-
son and Mr.. McDermott recovered the rig
today