The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-25
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| The preachers in the pulpits and the wise
mon everywhere
Who have "a earn their "vittles" and the
raiment that they wear
Are earnestly declaring, as men have
since Adams fail,
That the rich are far from happy and that
money isn't all.
.. their logic is delightful and their rea-
soeng profound
But cash is still a rather handy thing TO
have around.
The professors keep explaining that the
richest men are those
Who posses the deepest knowledge and
are free from petty woes,
Much We hear OF tainted money and the
heartaches that Il brings
To its pitiful possessors, the perturbed n
nancial kings;
We are constantly reminded OF "the last
six feet OF ground
But cash IL stIll rather handy thing to
have around.
He that works from early morning TIL
the shadows fall at night
She that sews with aching fingers while
her cheeks are thin and white,
May he heaping future treasures where
the saints in glory dwell
But the rich mans auto passes, leaving
trails OF dust and SMELL
He is free from tolls exactions, and he
probably has found
That cash is still a rather handy thing to
have around
Chicago Record Herald.
Charles e. Tourtellot was placed on
probation I'm the 9Th district court, today.
for non-support.
Thomas F. Riley was sentenced 10 the
farm for one year bv Judge Rueckert to-
day for non-supoprt.
Alexander Morel. a Juvenile was given
minority sentence in the 9Th district
court. today for being an idle person.
Fanny Burnstine OF POS Gladstone ave-
nue. reports 81 I'm cash and a ring, valued
at SO 80 stolen from her house. yesterday.
BENJAMIN W. Daily. colored, was held
for the grand jury IN 5000 by Judge
Rueckert, today. for keeping disorderly
house.
Ellen schuren Of $50 South street re-
ports that sl2 which she had hidden un-
der a carpet in her tenement was stolen.
Sunday night.
Patrick Farrell was fined SIS and costs
in the 9Th district court today, for an as
sault upon Henry Kaltz, IL years. whose
face he slapped
Lotte Farrell. % years old. was placed
on probation by Judge Rueckert, today.
for being a lewd and wanton person. She
belongs in Southbridge. Mass
.Ludser Roy was fned $40 and costs on
each OF two complaints In the 9Th district
court. today, for the theft OF tools from
Peter Tracy and Fred A. Bouchard.
Edward Graham. n Boston crook. was
fined 500 and costs in the 9Th district
court today, for the theft OF a hat valued
at 81, from the Shepard Co. yesterday
William McCallum 10 years old. got six
months and Michael Hanley one year at
the farm today, for being common
drunkards. They were sentenced by Judge
Rueckert
Herbert Hanley. 10 years old, was held
for the grand Jury in 5000 by Judge
Rueckert today. for an assault with a
stone upon william G. Bennett The boys
father was a witness against him.
John Smith. years old was placed on
probation by Judge Rueckert. this morn
ing for the theft OF bathing Suit and a
pair OF pantaloons. all OF the value OF 9s
cents from n weybosset street store.
Albert Lazene. 8 years old, fell from
an Auburn car at the corner OF Mathew
son and weybosset streets, at sos o'clock !
last evening. He sustained a scalp wound
and was sent to the Rhode Island hospi-
tai
hore driven by John n Bowen Of
Auburn was frightened by an automobile. |
on Reservoir avenue. last evening and
ran away Mr. Bowen was thrown out but |
escaped injury. The carriage was slightly
damaged
w r. owen. a conductor. was arraigned
on a private warrant Robert I Todd be- |
ing the complainant In the 9Th district |
court. today. alleging that he emhezzled -
from the Rhode Island company He was
held in 600 for trial next week Tuesday. |
The complaint against Isaac F. White 4
alias T. J Rooney, for obtaining money /
under false pretences in writing. which .
was 70 have been heard in the eth dis
rict court today. was continued until |
Aug sth. White obtained SO from J. J
Sullivan upon n worthless check
Pietro III Leone was arraigned AZ the
Knight street station. last night upon a
alleging that he threatened 20
lill Michele Ahbrubruzzese. He pleaded
rot guilty and was held in $50 for trial
Iuly Tth. The respondent was arrested on
Vinton street. AZ s:l5 o'clock The trouble
arose over a bill owed by D Leone TO
Abhruhruzzese
John Donivan n healty looking young
nan, whom Capt Merrill considered
wasn't anxious about getting work. was
ound guilty I'm the Sixth district court
~ 90 If. ]
wife According 20 the evidence there an
)eared 90 be supersbundance Of
nothers-in-law two too many MIR Wal
ace will ondeavor 20 onthuse tho hus-
'and on the labor question
Judge Rucckert today discharged
James Murray and John RYAN. who were