The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-24

The world Is full Of discomfort,
And lessons none can learn.
The weather's always too intense;
To hot or else too cold.
one day they tell you you're too young,
And next you are too old.
Dame Fortune is to me unkind,
For even when | score.
| know that by a different plan
/ might nave gained much more,
I've known the pangs Of hunger keen,
I've felt dyspepsia's clutch
I've either not enough 10 eat,
or else ! eat too much.
Though punishment is often swift,
Reward Is very slow;
An enemy is always true,
Though friends are seldom so.
And yet I'll hail Thanksgiving day
With sentiments devout-
Tn thankful for so many things
That can kick about.
Washington Star.
John Holland was placed on probation
by Judge Rueckert today for n%on-support.
Hose II extinguished a grass fire In a
vacant lot rear of Summit street at 2:3l
y m. yesterday.
Benjamin Van Tyn was committed to
the state hospital for the insane today by
order OF Judge Rueckert.
Carpet valued at s. was stolen from
Samuel McCready's yard at 2S5 Potter's
avenue Wednesday night.
MARY keenan, was placed on probation
by Judge Rueckert this morning for the
theft OF 81 from Sarah f. Ebling. The
money was returned.
Louis Costa, employed on the Fox Point
dock was taken to 81. Joseph's hospital.
yesterday afternoon. A heavy crate fell
upon and injured his foot.
Walter Leonard was fined S25 and costs
by Judge Rueckert today for the thefts
OF a watch and chain, valued at $50. the
property OF Catherine Connolly.
Antonio hi Orio was fined 500 and costs
i'm the 9Th district court today on each
OF two complaints for stealing lumber.
He took appeals and gave the required
surety.
Catherine keenan,. IS years old. who
was arrested yesterday on the charge OF
abandoning her one-year-old child. was
placed on probation, today, by Judge
Rueckert.
John Goff. a vagrant. was sentenced to
the farm for six months by Judge Rueck-
ert today. Thomas Stone pleaded guilty
on a similar charge and will take his
sentence tomorrow.
William Richie, 10 years old. OF Bos-
ton. was placed on probation by Judge
Rueckert today for the theft Of a watch.
valued Mt sl5. from a roommate, The
watch was recovered.
william Beaulieu was held for the
grand Jury in $1,000 by Judge Rueckert
this morning for cutting a trolley wire on
T.ouisquissit pike, the said wire being
the property OF tho Rhode Island Co.
Thomas Moran was held in $500 by
Judge Rucckert, today for trial next
week Friday on the charge OF entering I'm
the night time the cellar OF Harry Bloom
entail and stealing wine valued at 30
cents.
Box 242 was pulled at 1:40 o'clock this
morning for a slight fire I'm James +.
Drury's saloon. 15 Friendship street. The
blaze was IN n pile ~ rubbish and did
little damage. Patrolman William Costl-
gan gave the alarm.
Joseph Thaxter of % Hall street. East
Providence. was knocked down by Harry
Grams automobile on Westminster. near
Fenner street, at $3.50 y. m. yesterday. He
was but slightly injured. Mr.. Cram. who
resides In Pawtucket. took Thaxter to the
tatter-s nome.
one OF Capronl Brothers beer delivery
wagons collided with Joseph Prior's gro
Gerry wagon. on Atwells avenue. yester-
day afternoon. causing prior's horse 70
run and become injured ny coming I'm CON
tact with n bakers wagon belonging TO
Vincenzo Vicario.
William Ketowee was TO nave been tried
In the sixth district court today on the
charge OF bastardy. preferred by An
tonella Larpinski, BY agreement Of coun-
ell the case went over for one week.
A complaint against Michael NcGillory
for vagrancy went over two weeks,
The complaint against the New Eng
land Amusement company for Illegally
upon the stage Of the Empire
theatre. Dorothy Douglas, 6 years old.
was this morning continued by Judge
Rueckert until Dec. sth. when n was
agreed that the case should he disposed
OF.
one OF the Davis Automobile ~Company's
I'm charge OF Lou Arnold OF 20
South street. when on Reservoir. near
Elmwood avenue. yesterday afternoon.
with n horse and wagon IN charge
of George III. Rowe OF aS5 Westminster
street. Both vehicles were slightly dam
aged.
The 10Th annual reunion Of eX- prisoners
Of the Civil War was held IN the O.. a. n. |
hall M Attleboro last evening. Among
those who attended were veterans resid-
ing IN Boston. New Bedford, Fall River
and Taunton. After the banquet n talk
on life I'm the Confederate Prisons was
by Capt. Daniel Eldridge OF the
81 New Hampshire volunteers.
FIRE At FOUNDRY
IN CLEVELAND, OHIO