The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-01

II is easy enough TO be thankful,
II one would be thankful at all;
For instance. you know,
They are scheduled 10 go
Boss Murphy, McCurdy, Mccall
H.
Tho your blessings be scanty or simple.
There's one that much solace should
bring.
For the winters chill breeze
lakes the dread auto freeze
And keeps it penned up TN next spring,
And you live where the stores are conve-
nicnt-
Perhaps they're cnticingly near;
Think OF krup. ana Construe
What that poor man will do
when the glad Christmas shopping times
here.
New York world.
There were q Thanksgiving DRINKS in
the police court today.
Hugh O'Donnell was placed on probation
in the Sixth District court today for nom
support.
John J. O'Rourke's store, lt3 Canal
street. was entered Wednesday night aud
"a turkey valued at s. stolen.
Box 81 was pulled at 10 o'clock yesterday
morning for a fire at 92 Chestnut street.
A curtain was ignited by "A gas jet.
John : Ash. colored. was fined $40 and
costs. i'm the 9Th district court, yesterday.
for an assault upon Emily Simonds.
Frank Collins. Is years old, a runaway
from Maiden. Mass, was picked up by
scrgt. Costigan ~ the Sd police station
last night.
James B.. Maddell's barn at IA Peace
street. was broker into "wednesday night.
A collar and express harness valued at $50
was stolen.
Crlno Palette was fined $50 and costs in
the 9Th district court. yesterday for car
rying a concealed weapon, viz: a knife
with a seventeen blade.
Mary Patterson. who resides I'm Allen
dale. was relieved OF a handbag, contain
ing 81. which was snatched from her when
on Clemence street. Wednesday night.
Edwin C. Northup gave surety in 5000
i'm the Sixth District court today for APP
pearance for trial on Dec. Sth. for an
alleged assault upon Harry Macdonald.
Pasaualc Cobain was arrested on Amer
lea street, last night on the charge or rev
Cling. He pleaded not guilty In the police
court today and will be tried tomorrow
morning.
Frank Crosby was held i'm $1,000. by
Judge Rueckert. yesterday for trial next
Friday on the charge OF threatening TO
kill Emma Perry. an employe at the Mar
tin house.
Hose l and Hook and Ladder I respond
ed TO a still alarm at $40 o'clock this
morning for a fire I'm the cellar Of Will
liam Straight's cigar store, 159 South
Main street; damage slight.
James +. Cronin OF 29S Wickenden street
Is the owner OF a horse which did stunts
I'm "A runaway on that thoroughfare, yes
terdav morning. The steed in its flight
struck two wagons but did no damage.
Eric Islberg Of ~ West River street re-
ports that his tenement was entered by
means Of "a duplicate key Monday a
pair or pantaloons. valued nj 81, was
taken. In one OF the pockets was $50 I'm
bills.
Mrs. Georgia Johnson. the colored WON.
an who last Wednesday afternoon struck
Mrs. Catherine Sarkis with a hat-iron,
cutting a small artery on the back OF her
neck. was yesterday bound over TO the
grand jury I'm $500 by Judge Rueckert.
Pietro Passarelli was fined $50 and costs
i'm the 9Th district court. today. for an as
sault upon Charles Carran. a street car
conductor. When PAssarelli refused 10
pay his fare Carran told him TO get Off
the car, Passareli dropped TO his knees
and bit Carran an his leg and hand
The complaints against Walter and car
rio Standeven for keeping a grog shop.
FOR a sale and keeping for sale. were to
have been tried in the 9Th district court
today. They stand over for one week.
This was not "a standoff; merely IN ac-
commodation extended to counsel for the
accused.
The Necessity for a Permanent. Uni
form National Bankruptcy system" will
be the subject upon which Hon. Chester
w. Barrows. referee IN bankruptcy viii
speak AZ the meeting OF the Rhode Island
Business Mems Association at room 21i
Industrial Trust building. Providence. n.