The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-19
NEWSLETS

Genes a time in the nights occupations
Thai is known as the Coryphees Hour.
/ hear i'm the cafe around me
The signs OF rushing biz.
The sound OF a bottle that's opened,
Tho call for "A Sloe gin hzz.
From my table I sec in the white light
Sweet Ethel and Edith fair.
Dear Alice and Eiglins Bedelia,
And Grace with peroxide hair.
A whisper and then a silence
Thar the music fails 20 pierce
They are plotting and planning together
And their hunger is something fierce
A sudden rush from the entrance
A sudden rush from the hall
By three doors left unguarded
The restaurants i'm their thrall.
And some are faster than others.
And some will not depart
Anc all are deft with the powder,
And adept In the paint brush art.
And there they will stay forever
At least till the morn is gray
Till the Holsters are all i'm ruins
And the rarebits melt away.
Exchange.
Catherine Daniels was committed to the
| state hospital for the insane today by
order OF Judge Sweetland.
Lester NJ Coolum was fined $40 and
costs in the Sixth district court today for
a simple assault upon Walter G.. Olney.
! Samuel Field OF li9 South Main street
reports that his shop window was broken
last night and that shoes. valued at $3.50,
were distracted
Joseph Thibauld OF Whipple avenue,
Arlington. reports that spirit level,
valued at s., was stolen from a shed on
Hills wharf Sunday.
Henry j. Chagnot. n young man resid-
ing I'm this city has returned from n
cruise halfway around the globe on the
training ship Topeka.
a tub OF butter, valued al s. was stolen
from a wagon AT the corner of Pine and
Orange streets yesterday afternoon. The
complaint was made by William Lee OF
271 Front street. Lonsdae
lecture on the Destruction of St
Pierre by Mount Pelee' was given by G.
III. French at the Asbury NJ Il. church
at 1880. and 7:45 y. IN. yesterday About
1000 persons heard the lecture.
Engine co. IS extnguished a brush fire
! in the rear OF Woodward road at II
o'clock yesterday mornixg The same
company extingushed chimney fire at
As Greeley street at $50 p. IN.
Norah Tracey, 20 years old. died at her
lodgings. 90 Ormsbee avenue, last even
ing She had no relatives. no friends
and WAS alone when death. due TO general
1Ia, ,aft tI., 10 har
Wallace Wetherell, 65 years old was
taken III at the corner OF Cranston and
Dexter streets at l0:30 o'clock last night
An ambulance was called and he was CON
veyed to his home. lO2 Superior street.
owen Kelley. IL years old. was placed
on proba ton by Judge Sweetand today
for defacing a building belonging TO John
G. Crane. The boy slammed a blind and
broke glass valued at 81.
Reuben A. Place was fined SIS and costs
in the Sixth district court today for
cruelty TO horse. The animal was In
terrible condition. a part of one OF its
hoofs having dropped of The foot bled
and 80 panied the horse that II sweat
profusely because OF the agony caused
when Place drove IL about. A bullet
put the brute out OF misery.
John and Susan Jones were arrested I'm
a lodging house on South Main street by
Detectives Nickerson and OMaley last
night on complaint OF Lizzie Clarke OF
Boston. All the principals are colored.
The Jones broke into the Clarke woman's
trunk yesterday and liz out OF town with
a hat and two dresses, all OF the value
OF sos. The prisoners went back to
Boston in the custody OF Inspectors
Gaddes and McAusin.