The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-06
NEWSLETS

She went into the dining car
And sat beside a table there
she had no appetite. she said.
And pushed aside the bill OF fare.
Some biscuits and a cup OF tea
she thought. were all that she desired:
The walter brought them and she ate
Ana then the price OF them inquired.
He marked the figures on a check.
tremor seized her as he wrote:
Shed thought the meal was a Ia carte
And found that II was table d dhote.
She took the card. and as she read
Her appetite became first-class.
Wherefore she stayed for everything.
From oysters down To demitasse
Chicago Record Herald.
Louis Muchnick was fined s. by judge
Rueckert today for shoplifting on Wey-
bossct street Saturday.
Joseph Marlet reports that n coat val
ucd at S25 was stolen from his room at
81 Pine street, Saturday.
Robert Dorsey. colored. was fined So
and costs I'm the Sixth district court today
for an assault upon Elvira Laster
David Lellgman of 81 North Main stree,
reports stolen from Infantry hall. Satur
day evening, "A coat and hat valued al
$40.
A window i'm Tanger Chestner's variety
store. l22 Plain street, was 6roken yester
day and several boxes of cigarettes wer
stolen.
Frederick jenkins and Joseph Callahan
were placed on probation i'm the Sixth dis
trict court today for playing craps yes.
terday.
Charles Period. colored was taken sud
denly in I'm a building on North Mar
street last night and was sent TO tn.
Rhode Island hospital
Charles Raymond OF 10 Roger william.
avenue, Phillipsdale. reports that a WON
an stole Sll from his clothing while he wa
in the Victor hotel last night
Frank Lewis and Stanislew Smith. SINAI
boys. were placed on probation by Judg,
Rucckert today for the theft OF wash
boiler. valued at $3.50. from John Koln
George Provencher. II years old. wa.
held I'm 800 by Judge Rueckert today 10
trial next Friday on tho charge OF en-
bezzling 80 cents from Alfred Turcotte.
James Patton was fined SIS and cost.
I'm the Sixth district court today for IN
theft OF furniture and clothing, valued a
$3.50, the property OF Merton j. Goodrich
Arthur G. Mack was fined sl5 and cost
on each OF two complaints for stealing
tools when arraigned before Judge Rueck
ert today The tools belonged TO Richar
Finnegan and Charles Wood.
Rosi Dirio. l6. and Rosie Bucci. 10 year
old. were arrested Saturday night 10
shoplifting in four different stores. Judg
Rueckert today held each girl i'm sl0O OF
each complaint for trial next Friday.
Box ~ was pulled at $3.50 o'clock tn
morning for a slight fire in the hold
the oyster boat. Mary Law, owned by L
w. Dewing. The boat was lying at :
wharf north OF the Point street bridge
Peter SENEGAL. II years old was fined 50;
and costs i'm the Sixth district court toda y
for the theft Of a watch, pair OF ear
rings and three rings. all the property OF
Louis Ia Pere, whose house he entered a,
Marievlle. North Providence, one day
last week.
Tomorrow being a legal holiday, the
Public Library building will be open from
2 to 10 p. IN. (as on Sundays). All the
departments will he open except the cir
culating department, no books being is-
sued for home use; and. elsewhere than
I'm the reference room, they will close al
y. m,