The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-21
NEWSLETS


II you have job worth keeping,
Just hang on;
Some one for IL is a-seeking,
SO hang on.
Work the very best you can
Better than the other man.
You will find II the best plan
To hang on.
II the road is growing thorny,
Just hang on
Mind not If your hands get horny,
Just hang on,
Iabor's what the stomach nils,
Gives the health that throbs and thrills
It's the rapid pace that Kills,
Don't hang on.
II you're going up the slope.
Just hang on,
And the auto gear gets broke
Just hang on,
Your machine may take hump,
F1y down hill and hit a stump,
Tho you're senseless from the bump,
Just hang on.
II your watch and chains in pawn.
Just hang on
To the ticket, and hope on,
Just hope on.
Maybe luck will come your way.
You may have a winning day
Take my advice, hear what l say.
And hang on.
Milwaukee Sentinel.
Washing valued at IS was stolen from
line at Vincent Palfonso's yard at IS Ar
thur avenue last night
John Lynch was fined $40 and costs in
the sixth district court today for an as
sault upon his wife, Lizzie.
James II Martin was assessed $40 and
costg by Judge Rueckert this morning for
a simple assault upon Edward Brophy
The Rhode Island branch of the Ma
tional Association OF Letter Carriers had
an outing at Crescent Park yesterday.
Joseph Scatamuzza was held In $500 by
Judge Rueckert this morning for trial
Friday for an assault with a stone upon
John Martin.
Roger Boyajian reports stolen from the
wash room at the What Cheer lodging
house at $50 O'Clock this morning his
watch valued at 81.
A blanket valued at s. was stolen from
Charles Proctors wagon, at the corner
OF Eddy and Fountain streets at 9:l5
o'clock yesterday morning.
Mounted officer c. n. Phelps OF the
Seventh station has been transferred 10
night duty. and officer j. NJ Ahern been
transferred TO day duty, mounted.
Hugh Farmer who had been on proba
thon for vagrancy was surrendered by
Mr. Wallace today and Judge Rueckert
gave him six months at the farm.
etE
in the Sixth district court today for an
assault Upon Byron s. Brown, whom he
knocked down in a Westminster street
saloon.
Clark Stone OF Buttonwoods reports that
$50 was stolen from his pantaloons pocket
while boarding a Buttonwoods car at the
corner OF Dorrance and Middle street at
II 25 o'clock last night.
James Ryan pleaded not guilty and was
held in $500 by Judge Rueckert this morn
ing for trial next Friday on the charge
OF stealing a pair OF pantaloons. the prop
erty OF Richard Gonsalves.
the Methodist church at Centredae will
be publicly received into the Primitive
Methodist connection by officers OF the
Eastern conference and prominent minis
ters. The public are invited.
Peter and Mabel Hbbitts were held
in $1,000 each by Judge Rueckert this
morning for trial next Friday on charge
Of keeping a disorderdly house at 20 Bush
street. Lieutenant Hartnett raided the
house at s o'clock last night.
Arthur -Tongns- a hny--was- held, In the
custody OF Mr. Wallace. by Judge
Rueckert today for trial next Tuesday on
the charge OF assaulting Lillian Humph-
rey. This girl, with others. was sitting
upon n settee at the Dexter training
ground yesterday Tougas. with other
boys. desiring TO have the settee pushed
the girls off the seat. Tougas is ac-
cused OF pulling the Humphrey girls hair
and of fiourishing a knife.