The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-24
NEWSLETS

Oh. let me be thy praiseful bard
Thou mistress OF my heart,
Whose skill can bone or bhaise or lard,
or pun the melting tart.
A loaf and jug would well suffice
Thy simplest fry or mash;
what subtlety like thine can spice
The triteness OF the hash.
So suave and soft they sauces bland
Alack not so thou art;
Thy hair is strange vermillion-sand,
Thou mistress OF my heart.
Whereas the meek-eyed baker dumps
His wares within thy grip.
The tremulous air has azure jumps
With the largess OF thy lip.
Thy serrate tongue can pierce and chill,
The ealing erocer groans;
I shiver DER my sweetbread grill
And pale through all my bones.
Keep from mine ear thy stinging Tyre,
And ply thy noble art:
And roast me not upon thy fire,
o mistress OF my heart
Chicago Inter-ocean.
Theresa Duffy, a common drunkard,
was placed on probation in the Sixth Dis
trct court today.
John Ricci was held in $500 by Judge
Rueckert today for trial Friday on the
charge OF non-support.
Charles e. Nichols barn. corner War.
ren and Fuller streets, was entered Satur-
day night. Nothing was taken.
Joseph H Day was fined SIS and costs
In the Sixth District court today for fast
driving on Charles street Saturday.
benjamin Orzeek was fined 500 and costs
in the Sixth District court today for SELL
ing impure milk lie took an appeal
John Cox was surrendered by NJ. Wal
lace today and Judge Rueckert sentenced
him 20 the farm for six months for ncn-
support.
Louis Lang, who rooms in the Butts
block, reports that his watch valued at
SO was stolen from his apartment early
Sunday morning.
George NJ. Griffin's barn at 30 riror N
street was entered Saturday night \
horse, harness and n runabout buggy, oil
OF the value OF $500, were stolen.
Michael Washington was sentenced 10
Jail for 90 days by Judge Rueckert this
morning for the larceny of n yalise and
contents belonging to Walter S. Wilcox
Joseph Turner OF pa Thayer streets re-
ports that his watch valued at 81. also
s. in change belonging 10 Joseph Nc
Cormick was stolen from him Saturday.
William Freeman, colored was held in
5000 by Judge Rueckert this morning for
trial next Friday on the charge of steal
ing a piece OF carpet valued at sl2, ths
property OF Annie +. Hallen.
The East Side Praying band will hold
cottage prayer meeting at the home
of George W. Hamilton POI Carpenter
street. near the corner OF Battey street,
next Sunday evening at 7:30 o'clock. The
public Is cordially invited.
Miss Mary 'Tierney Of % Ormsbee ave-
nue. reports that while she was cross
ing the State House grounds at 9:15 y. II.
yesterday, a man ran up behind her.
placed his hand over her mouth and
tried 10 thrown her down. She screamed
and the man ran away
Israel Oxen. William and Joseph Null
len and Joseph Aelper were fined s. and
costs each In the Sixth District court yes
terday for playing cards on Sunday. They
were arrested I'm a house at 4Sl North
Main street by Lieutenant Hartnett and
Patrolmen r. j. Drury and B. ]. Fay.
Patrolman T r. Kavanaugh arrested
Samuel Snyder on Gladstone avenue
yesterday morning Snyder had a grip
filed with brass and copper wl.ch he
was endeavorlng 10 sell 10 Hebrew
junk dealer The metal proved 10 have
been stolen from Joseph Damner Of 10
Long wharf, Newport. Snyder will he
delivered TO the authorities OF that city.