The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-24
The Weather

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o m. Friday. For Providence and vi @
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NEWSLETS
II amt no use complainin'.
As has been remarked before,
When you never get a nibble
AS YOU FISH along the shore
You should always keep your temper
Though the disappointments come,
But this life's whole lot sweeter
When the fish
bite
some.
You should always smile a little
Though the luck don't come your way;
But you'd like your turn al gettin
An excuse for laughin' gay,
It's never mind the weather"
When the outlook's keepin glum,
But it's glory hallelujah."
When the fish
bite
some
Washington Star.
Frank Hanley was fined $40 and costs in
the 9Th district court today for a simple
assault upon Harry Goldberg.
Box 425 was pulled at 9I5 o'clock this
morning for a rubbish fire in a house at CT
Vernon street; no damage.
Joseph McDermott was kicked by A. G
Vests horse on Dyer street. yesterday
afternoon. He sustained cut on his left
leg.
Samuel Vaelt. Giuseppi Blanca and AL
bert Fletcher were fined $40 and costs
each in the police court today for revel-
ling.
Gentle Nicola was fined 500 and costs
in the Sixth district court, today, for ped
ling dry goods without first obtaining a
license.
George A. Mute. OF the barge Beneven-
turo, lying AT the Wilkesbarre Pier. re
ported the theft from that craft, yester-
day. OF a dory valued al $50
Joseph Belda was fined SO and costs in
the police court today, for negecting TO
10 have a bell on his bicycle. Belda ran
into and knocked down a woman.
John Dean was held in 800 by Judge
Lee, today. for trial next Aug. 29th on the
charge OF making an assault with a club
upon James Macearone. No blows were
struck.
Julian sheonsky, II years old. employed
at the Atlantic mills was taken to the
Rhode Island hospital, this morning His
arm was fractured by being caught in a
machine.
The two l4-foot boilers which produce
heat for the post office building are de-
fective Inspector Maxwell s. Cooley ar
rived here from Washington TO superin-
tend the installation OF new boilers.
Annie F. Jastram OF 27 Chestnut street
reports that her house was entered by
foricng a rear window. last evening The
thief obtained 81 in pennies and some
clothing belonging to Capt. George Fred
OF the Salvation Army.
Herbert Parkerson was fined $40 and
costs in the 9Th district court, today, for
the larceny OF $l2 from Robert Young, an
Onleyville milkman. The money was used
in purchasing clothing, the latter being
recovered and delivered to Mr.. Young.
An automobile belonging TO some person
unknown. ran into an expires wagon. in
front OF II Dyer street, yesterday after
noon, breaking one wheel OF that vehicle.
Joseph Coleman, SO years old. OF $50 knight
was thrown from the wagon but not hurt.
Mary Cannon Of GO Manton avenue. en-
ployed at the Elmwood mill on Dexter
street, was overcome by heat at the cor
ner OF Cranston and Wadsworth streets,
at 6:45 p m. yesterday. DR.. Murphy OF
Cranston street, took her home In his au-
tomobile.
Hose extinguished a waste paper fire
in c. J. Packard's office Lauderdale
building at 545 p. m. yesterday; no dam
age. At 7l0 p. m Hose l and Truck
were called 10 Hall e. Lyons drug store
Westminster street. Smoke from papers
burning I'm a furnace.
Earl Davis. coiored. years old, was in
jured when on Summer street. last even
ing He was passing a three-story build
ing when a small oil stove fell from one
OF the upper window sills. striking the
boy and causing a slight scatp wound.
Earl was taken TO the Rhode Island hos
pital where stitches closed the cut; then
he went home.
Frank Nickerson and John Cooney were
before the juvenile court today, for the
theft OF $3.50 from Selma Horne. The
boys so the police declare took Mrs.
Horne's pocketbook from her handbag.
while she was putting flowers on grave
at the North Burial ground, few days
ago. Nickerson pleaded not guilty and
will have HIS trial on Sept 9Th. Cooney