The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-12
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! l hear great physician sees
| That our athletic training shows
| tFor girls mean deficiencies
Far greater than you might suppose;
He bids them not TO strain and haul
AT muscle making things at ALL
Though n naidens all look quizzical,
With that physician I agree:
That culture, which is physical
For girls should always housework be,
And maids who long for healthtul lives.
Should clean the windows and the knives
What raptures pretty Fanny stirs
In each one for her health who cares
To see her dust the banisters
Or sedulously sweep the stairs:
Thereafter she, o'erjoyed we know.
With health will ravishingly glow.
Because her biceps we'll up meant
She often scrubbed the dining room.
And her rare chest development
Came from her wont 20 ply the room;
What fresh sweet charms he could nut
prize
Would Chloe gain in strephon's eyes!
When Phyllis sweeps each poet will
Sing Justify how light she treads.
And twill delight know Il will
While. with Joys brimming DER his cup,
He'll chant her praise in washing up.
Pail Nal Gazette.
Thomas Andrews was committed to tho
State Hospital for the Insane today by
order of Judge Rueckert
Edward Ennarim was fined SO and costs
| by Judge Rueckert today for peddling
fruit without having a license,
Three rugs valued at SS.94 were srolen
from the front entry OF Mrs. Annie
Welshs house. $50 South street, yester-
day.
Patrick Tully was fined $50 and costs
by Judge Rueckert today for the larceny
OF bag OF rags from Abraham Straus-
man.
Robert Drysdale was fined SO and costs
in the Sixth District court today for The
theft OF ring from Mrs. Alice Cam
eron
John Barry's tenement at l2 Dwight
street was entered Wednesday night by
raising a window, and $3.50 in cash was
stolen.
Edward McKenna IS years old, was
fined Sl5 and costs by Judge Ruecker;
this morning for a simple assault upon
James Dillon.
Ellsworth keenan, was surrendered in
the Sixth District court today by Mr..
Wallace and was sentenced to the farm
for six months for non-support.
-e Charles Wedge and William Richie were
fined s. and costs each In the Sixth Dis
trct court today for walking upon the
tracks OF the New York, New Haven and
Hartford Railroad company.
Hose responded to a still alarm at
p. m. yesterday for a slight FIRE in the
building at l42 Broad street. belonging
to the George II. Darling estate A veil
vet carpet was destroyed. Total damage
$500
Edward VI. Horton was fined SIS and
costs in the Sixth District court today
for using a horse that was unit for Labor
Agent Smith of the Anti-Cruelty was the
complainant The animal was put out OF
its misery by a pistol bullet.
The complaints against John Mcdonald
for manslaughter in causing the death OF
Ellen Stanley and for selling adulterated
milk. were to have been tried In the
Sixth District court today. Owing 10 the
lilIltsS VI 4htuLNai E'NdIhliiei IteIdIll DolH
cases went over until June I'd.
George Henderson and William A. Tay-
lor colored, were before Judge Rueckert
today for breaking and entering I'm the /
day time the house Of John u. Smith /
and Charles G. Weaver and stealing |
small quantities Of lead pipe: also for
iefacing a building belonging 10 Lavinia !
Searle. They were bound over TO the
grand jury I'm 500 each on each OF the
lrst -twe,-ana were fined 800 and costs
zach on the other one.