The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-21
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But give me the Bare Headed Girl.
Thus Venus was doubtless a picture
As dripping she came from the sea,
But not quite the typical maiden
For fellows Ike you and like me.
or Minerva, OF wide Information, a.
Much wiser than man could eer be-
And that means a mighty sight wiser
Than's good for a woman, you see.
And Diana, OF course, was enhancing,
With culver and arrows ana bow.
But much as man may like hunting,
Being hunted is different, you know.
Aud go all OF those Of tradition.
The girls that we find I'm the books.
And take upon mere reputation,
Regardless of habits or looks.
AvaInt, Let them stay with the ancients;
The twentieth century whirl
Demands all the modern improvements,
So give me the Bare Headed Girl
The bold sun may kiss her complexion
As II II were really peach.
He may tan IL, or freCkle, or sunburn,
But she her objective will reach.
She let's the free wind her hair tousle.
To lend IL her favorite curl.
A beauty she Is. and forever
A Joy the gay Bare Headed Girl
c. NJ. w. in Hartford Post.
John Lively OF Lawrence Mass. was
relieved of 20 at Roger Williams park
last night.
Miss Myra Mclaughlin and Miss Anna
French have gone on their vacations to
Saunderstown.
Edward II. Kelly for non-support was
placed on probation by Judge Rueckert
this morning.
Mrs. Annie Wax was fined $40 and costs
by Judge Rueckert today for selling
cigarettes 10 n minor.
Ella NJ Whitaker, 16 years old, is re-
ported as missing from A Cottage street
since Saturday morning.
Hose extinguished fire in an ash bin.
rear OF 50 Ormsbee avenue at sos p. m.
yesterday; no damage.
Miss Leonora Moorhouse, who has been
spending her vacation at Rest cottage,
Saunderstown. has returned
Margaret Nolan was committed TO the
state hospital for the insane today by
order of Judge Rueckert.
Joseph Pellen was fined so and costs in
the Sixth district court today for a simple
assault upon 1homas Duffney.
John spelman. colored. was fined $50
and costs in the Sixth district court today
for an assault upon Arthur Cabrai.
An overcoat belonging to Henry Bell
OF Sc Warren avenue. Pawtucket. was
stolen from a carriage shed at Fields
Point yesterday.
George A. Barbour. wanted in Cranston,
was arrested here last night and today
was delivered into the custody OF Chief
OF Police Bigbee.
John A. Ainsworth was today sentenced
to Jail for 90 days by Judge Rueckert for
the THEFT OF a handbag valued at Sl25,
from the j. A. Foster company.
Joseph Gagnon struck Lillian Houghton,
n little girl. who Saturday was In his
barn. was this morning fined s25 and costs
by Judge Rueckert.
Michael Madden. for an assault upon
Elizabeth Madden, his wife, was sem
fenced to jail for 80 days by Judge
Rueckert this morning.
Hose 4 exiingushed a fire in n box of
sawdust in the oil room of George p
Peterson's store. 1ss Charles street, at
4:i5 n. m. yesterday.
A fine OF SIS and costs was imposed
upon Thomas A. Lyons by Judge Rueck-
ert today. Lyons maliciously broke
glass In building belonging to Charlotte
Herman
Margaret Fleming OF 1872 Brook street.
while alighting from Rocky Point car
at the Union station. fell and injured her
hip and back. Friends assisted her 10
her home.
Cornelius Hatch. colored was held in
$1,000 by Judge Rueckert today for trial
next Friday on the charge OF attempting
carnal knowledge OF Emma c. Lindsey,
his stepdaughter
Annie Mcdonald. three years old. re-
siding NJ Althea street. was knocked
down by Dr Buchanan's carriage while
crossing Messer street yesterday after
noon. she received slight bruises.
Box 2i6 was pulled at 1850 p. m. yes
terday for a blaze under +. w. simmons
automobile. which was standing on
Broad. near Richmond street citizen
became overalarmed and pulled the box.
Mro. Nora Shea. cashier IN the Public
market. was struck by n car on Broad.
near Lockwood street. Saturday evening.
She had just alighted from another car
and was crossing the tracks when hit.
Her injuries were not material
Nellie Carr. 40 years old. residing in
FAN River. fell from an Edgcwood car
on porrauco street az s o'clock last night
Her face was bruised and she received
severe shaking mp. Mrs. Carr went 10
her home on an electric.
Frank Drew. for throwing glass into
Richmond street was fined s. and costs
by Judge Ruockcrt this morning lie
drank the contents of a bottle OF milk
and throw the vessel into tho highway.
Patrolman Benson saw the theft and
after a long chace caught Drew.
Elmer Shields. 10 years old was SON
fenced % the reform school during his
minority by Judge Rueckert this morn
ing on tho charge OF being an idle pcr-