The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-08
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Lets see your tongue" the doctor said
you feel run down, ! see;
just sleep eight hours OF every day
Ten dollars IL my fee"
.You may be right" the lawyer said.
But juries disagree;
you'd better settle out OF court
A hundred IL my fee"
"Would you be good" the preacher said
with pious zeal elate,
Just love your neighbor as yourself'-
And then he passed the plate.
And thus IL human nature made,
For in these cases three.
Jones gladly paid for good advice
He would have scorned II free.
New York Sun.
Edward valance was placed on proba-
ton I'm the 9Th district court today for an
assault upon Mary Valance, his wife.
George Finneran OF 4s3 Eddy street re-
port stolen from the rear OF his store.
yesterday afternoon. ii sack coat valued
at so.
Thomas + Williams OF 1856 Blackstone.
street reports that his room was entered;
Tuesday, and that a pair OF pantaloons
valued at $3.50 was stolen.
Salvatore Lapore was placed on proba-
ton I'm the 9Th district court today for
the theft Of stockings valued at Z cents
from a Weybosset street store.
Bridget Keefe. OF East Providence was
placed on probation In the 9Th district
court. today. she having pleaded guilty TO
- II A..-- q. 40 Ar4P "a ri
Jennie Banico, Is years OF age, was held
I'm 800 by Judge Lee, this morning for
trial next Tuesday on the charge OF steal
ing apples valued at Is cents from the or
chard OF James McQuade.
Robert Brown, 5 years old, residing at
l27 lockwood street, was knocked down
by nm unknown bicyclist at the corner OF
Plain and Lockwood streets. at II a. m.
yesterday and slightly injured.
Patrick Sheridan was fined 500 and
costs in the 9th district court today for
the theft Of a pair Of spectacles. valued at
s., from William Brown the same being
the property OF JAM Brown.
Manuel Fells was hned $40 and costs by
Judge Lee. In the 9Th district court. to-
day, for an assault upon John Valario.
Nlknl before last ne IoilONe0 NaldflO 10
an entry way at 20 Fremont street and
choked him severely.
Owen Mcmahon was fined SEQ and costs
I'm the 6th district court. today. for the
theft OF underelothing, valued at 50. the
property of William Gallagher. These men
are fremen on the Richard Borden. The
theft was committed a week ago today.
The friends Of Hon. John II.
Stiness. formerly chief Justice Of
this state, will be glad 10
know that he is oonvalescing and that
last Tuesday he was able 10 sit up. Mr..
Stiness was seriously Ill for several
weeks.
Henry Cation. who keeps a store at 81
Pine street complained 20 the FIFTH dis
trict police that he was film TANNED out
OF 81 at $3.50 p. m. yesterday by a man de-
scribed as follows: 35 years OF age. 8 feet,
8 inches tall, 40 pounds I'm weight, me-
dunn complexion, smooth face.
James Bowling was knocked from the
scat OF a wagon when at the corner OF
Crawford and South Water streets at I
o'clock this morning. His vehicle was
struck by ar electric car. Bowling II 40
years old and resides at rs Dudley street.
His injuries proved 10 be slight.
Elizabeth Payne OF : Lexington avenue.
North Providence. reports that she and
her four-year-old daughter were walking
on Branch avenue near Silver Spring
street, at 1920 o'clock yesterday after
noon, n large black dog attacked and bit
the chile over the left eye and upon the
right cheek. Or. Neary OF Hassan street.
dressed the wounds.
The schooner !. J. Merritt. which was
until recently engaged I'm the Cape fishing
rade and hailed from Provincetown has
been purchased by Providence men and
will ply between this port and the Cane
De Verde Islands She was built az Essex.
Mass. In 1855. IL S7.2 feet long and will be
commanded hy Capt. oliver. who will en-
ter upon his first voyage with this craft.
October 18th.