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

There was a girl In our town
And she was rather wise.
For when she saw handsome man
She'd make some goo-goo eyes.
And when they saw her goo-goo eyes
The men would rubberneck,
Ard thus a heart or two each day
She made a perfect wreck.
Until at last she met her fate;
Hn married her, OF course,
And now. because OF her same eyes,
He's getting divorce.
Chicago Chronicle.
John n. Martin is III at his home. So
Jefferson street.
William II. Morgan is confined to his
hcme 343 Broadway by Illness.
Margaret White. II years old. has been
missing from o3 CaTgill street since Tues
day.
Hose II extinguished rubbish hre IN
the cellar OF the house at 100 Public street.
at 7:55 o'clock last evening.
The Band OF Faithful Workers will
meet at the Mission OF the Coming King.
So Broad street, this evening at IA5
Dennis r Kelys grocery store. 3Zb
Richmond street was entered Wednesday
night, by breaking out a light OF glass In
n side window. Nothing was taken.
Julius I.lndscog OF 80 Blackstone
street reports stolen from his pantaloons
rocket, at tho Ward-Corby bakery, on
Eddy street. yesterday morning. watch,
valued at so.
Rowena Greene years old, colored,
~ as today placed IN the charge OF Miss
khennehy by Judge Sweetland for trial
smext Tuesday on the charge OF stealing
/, &c cents from Aaron Sock.
Frederick w. Medbury was held for the
grand jury I'm $500, by Judge Sweetland,
today. for breaking and entering Peter
Barden's chop and stealing hammer,
valued at s.. the property OF John Boyden.
Herman f. IAppman admitted sufficient
evidence In the 9Th district court, today,
to convict him OF having offered for sale
vinegar. which was below the standard
established by law. lie gave surety I'm
$500 to appear before the grand jury.
Charles f. Hall Of s7 Broad street
while under the influence of liquor, fell
when in the lane in front of the Hotel
Dorrance last night, and received
slight scalp wound. He was sent to his
home In cab.
Cornelius O'Rourke. s years Old was
today placed on probation by Judge
Sweetland, for the theft OF copper boil
er. valued al 81, the property OF Mary
Cattanach The boiler was taken from a
piazza at 167 Prospect street, yesterday,
and sold to a junk man for 70 cents.
William NJ. johnson OF Waterbury.
of no Af
ported last night that his overcoat valued
ut $50. had been stolen. Harry Russell. a
Boston barber was arrested for the
theft and this morning Judge Sweetland
sci fenced him TO the county jail for 30
days.
In the sth district court today, Ella
Blake was fined 80 and costs on each OF
two complaints and John Mclaughlin $40
and costs on one complaint OF fornication.
f~ederck Ouimette pleaded not guilty
and was held In $500 for trial Friday.
These persons were arrested at the Es-
Sex house on Pond street.
Albert Greene of 264 Carpenter street
ernloyed as n teamster by Byron Wells
of 100 Courtland street. fell from the seat
OF a wagon, when on Pine street. near
Richmond at 5:l5 p. m. yesterday, sus-
tanning a slight scalp wound He was
taken 10 mis- nome III an HHDulduCe'
where Dr. II. H. Saunders OF 2l2 Friend
ship street attended him.
AT the Evangelistic meeting in the Pearl
street Baptist church tonight, the pastor
Rev. j. A. Hainer. will speak on the
topic Something For Nothing" Prot
Stout will sing by special request "De
LII Brack sheep and other selections.
Sunday will be the last day OF these
meetings They have been largely at
tended and the results most gratifying.
Joseph Whalen. is. Eugene Poland, 10
and Charles Winters. IA years old were
held for the grand jury by Judge Sweet
land for today in $500 each, on each OF
Ave complaints for breaking and entering
stores and stealing cigars, cigarettes and
small sums OF money. The stores were
those OF John Gibson. on Cranston street:
Henry j. Parker. 20S Broad: Patrick r..
Galligan. Rugby; Coleman Connolly, Ed
dy, and Bridget A. Keegan, Eddy streets.