The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-10
NEWSLETS

When congress neglected some things he
approved.
He told 'em about IT,
when his family listened their feelings
AS he told 'em about it.
The statesmen went on with a manner
profound
AS II this wise man hadn't uttered a
sound.
SO he gathered his suffering kindred
around
And he told 'em about It,
VIXEN Russia got worried and made a
mistake
He told 'em about II,
Though they seemed TO have trouble in
staying awake
He told 'em about IT,
IIypocrisy's smile fingered light on his
lie said he'd been out on a small pleasure
trip
lie didn't tell 'em about it.
Washington Star.
Michael Feeley escaped from the state
NOfknOQSe, saturday nlBub'
Ella Moulton. common night walker.
was today placed on probation by Judge
sNeetland.
Harry Hickey, a common drunkard, was
toe ay sent 10 the farm for six months by
Judge Sweetland.
Box 1856 was pulled at p. m. yesterday.
for a brush fire on John III. Hogan's lot,
rear OF Eaton street
Catherine Mcdonald was committed 10
the state hospital for the insane this
morning by order or Judge Sweetland
Aston w. Harris and Lee Chung were
fined s. and costs zach i'm the 9Th district
court, yesterday. for playing cards on
Sunday
An awning in front OF Arthur Gardiner s
tobacco store $50 Westminster street was
damaged slightly by fire, at 9:l5 p. m.
yesterday.
Tho Atlantic e. Pacific Tea Co.'S store,
S63 Westminster street was entered. Sat-
urdav night. by use OF duplicate key
and SIC In cash taken.
James Mcdonald of Il Clifford street re-
ports stolen from a barn in the rear OF
his yard recently, a harness, valued at
SIC, and a bride, valued at IS.
Henry Sweet pleaded not guilty before
Judge Sweetland, today. to the charge OF
having assaulted Thomas Murphy. and
was held in 800 for trial Friday.
Charles Whiting was fined $40 and costs
In the 9th district court yesterday morn
ing for the theft of n suit OF clothes
from a Weybosset street store. He was
arrested by Patrolnan shannon.
Annie Pierce was fined $40 and costs in
the 9Th district court. today. for shop
Ifling on Weybosset street Saturday.
Philomena Rossi and Mary Shea, juven-
Hes were placed on probation for shop
lifting.
John Carlson was held in $500. by Judge
Sweetland, today, for trial next Friday
on tho charge OF neglect TO support his
wife and children, James Moran was al
50 held in $500 for trial on the same
charge.
Daniel f. Mccarthy. alias "squint. was
before the 9Th district court. today. on
the charge OF receiving a coat. valued at
$40 knowing IL to have been stolen from
DIR. William II. TrSver Mccarthy plead
cd not guilty and was held in $500 for trial
Friday.
Thomas Noonon was fined $40 and costs
~ the 9Th district court. today. for an as
sault upon Harry Slverman 13 years old.
n bootblack whose kit he kicked, break
ing a bottle In IL and cutting the boys
hand. Noonan was also fined 81 and costs
for drunkenness.
Herbert NJ. snyder. II years old. was to-
day sentenced To the reform school dur
irg his minority by Judge Sweetland. for
the theft OF Sl2 from his father. Enoch
Snyder The young man orawled through
a window, Friday night and took the
money from his fathers pocket.
Harry Epstein. boy with bad record
was bound over TO tho grand Jury In s700
by Judge Sweetland, today, for breaking
and entering I'm the daytime the house OF
Ida Perlman. last Friday, and stealing SEQ
I'm cash a diamond ring. valued at $40,
and two other rings, valued at $3.50.
BENJAMIN w Brown waived an examin-
ntion and was bound over to the grand
jury i'm $500 by Judge Sweetland, today.
for the theft OF 20 brushes. valued at $40
from Leander Smith and another. Brown
called at n paint shop several times os-
tersibly 10 see friend employed there
aud took a few brushes each time he was
there.
TUG BUCCANEER ASHORE
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