The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-30
NEWSLETS


nose
weere sutch good trends butt hennry
beamus sedd
heez foen too win hur muther's luv in
stedd
ann talk his HAITI off wenn shee kums ann
say
in he kant help her split sum wood too
day
ur run a nerund fore hur soze too sho
how valyoobul heed bee 10 hur uno
ann henry sez heel bett heed winn hur
hart
thatt way befoar hardly gott a start
ann so wuz hur bruthers chumm vile
ann henry beamus split ann offle pile
NV wood too win hur mother too his side
ann boath NV uss kept bizzie ann wee
tride
owr leavui best inn every way too see
iff III wood bee thee best fere uss TO bee
hur bruthers ur hur muthers faverit
butt no wun noze wott mite Nv kun NV
IL
fore vile weere wurken hard bill peerson
maid luv to hur hurself ann wun see.
lit wuz kowurds trick ann hennry sedd
hee hadd a mind too punch bill persons
hedd
IN hee aint kwite so bigg ann strong uno
butt bill just LATED and laffed att uss w
tho
TT wuz a joak too win hur hart ween wee
split awl thatt wood ann didunt seme too
how hadd bin bur bruthers friend ann
fott
bigg ftes for hmm, but bill toald uss its
mott
too lait too lurn thatt thares no gurl
thatt lives
hoo kairs how much ure luvd by rellitivs.
j. W. Foley in New York Times
Box 80 was pulled at II o'clock last
night for n chimney fire at lS2 Globe
street: no damage.
Lena Miller OF Springfield, Mass. was
placed on probation in the 9th district
court, today. for being n common night
walker.
skiff. valued at $40. the property OF
Albert Hoeditz. OF 81 oxford street, was
stolen from the foot OF that thoroughfare,
Monday.
Samuel Blazer was fined 500 and costs in
the 9Th district court today for the theft
OF potatoes valued at 20 cents from Otis
NJ Reed
Hyman Stems OF 10 Paca place reports
that his daughter. Susie, II years. left
home yesterday He thinks that she has
gone 10 New YeFk.
Frank Powelrs horse attached to
buggy ran away on Prairie avenue yes
terday noon. The buggy was overturned
and considerably damaged.
Daniel Sexton was fined so and costs
by Judge Rueckert today. for the theft
OF pail OF white lead. valued at slS
from Benjamin Sphinx and others.
The alarm from box 24s at 10:oS O'Clock
this morning was for a slight blaze on
the roof OF an old and unoccupied house
on Eddy near Clifford street. no damage.
George Cole pleaded not guilty in the
6th district court today. to the charge Of
defacing property Of the ". Y. N II. and
II. r. r. Co. by breaking a seal on
freight car. He was held In $500 for trial
Friday.
Thomas Eccles. n Block Islander. who
had never ridden a wheel appropriated
one yesterday which Aaron Gray left on
North Main street, near Market square.
He was fined sl5 and costs in the 9Th dis
trict court today.
Theresa Sullivan. nine years old. Of "a
street was knocked down at
the corner OF Brook street and Arm
strong avenue last evening by a horse
driven by John Mccormick OF East
Providence Her scalp was cut slightly.
William Hickey, driver OF n delivery
wagon belonging 10 the What Cheer gro
Gerry, while on Pine. near Dyer street at
1:25 o'clock this morning ran into a wagon
owned and driven by Pardon Bennett OF
Apponaug. breaking one OF the wheels OF
Benefits vehicle.
Joseph y. Fuller OF 30 Benedict street
Cranston. and Harry Bohigian who re-
sides In the rear OF Is Perkins street, met
at the corner or Dexter and Powhatan
streets. while riding their wheels last
evening Both were thrown but not In
jured Bohigian's wheel was badly dam
aged.
James Ward was fined s. and costs IN
the police court, today, for drunkenness.
In the 9Th district court he was lned SIS
and costs for breaking glass, valued at
s. ~ I'm a building belonging 10 Louise
Robinson. Ward was refused a drink In a
barroom and proceeding 10 the sidewalk
smashed a window.
George s. wilcox. who has n hay and
grain store. corner Bridge and wicken-
den streets, reports that at 1890 a. m.
yesterday n man who stood al his door.
lighted pipe and threw the match into
the store. setting hre 20 some loose hay.
When chided for his carelessness the man
made coarse remark and went away.
stephen @. Lawton. Is years old. plead
ed guilty ia the 6th district court today.
TO the charge Of being an idle person As
tho boy was too "stuffy" 10 realize what
was offered him IN the way of probation.
n he would behave himself. he was sent
10 the reform school until Sept Sth 10
think II over. ON that day he will be
called up FOR sentence
Francis y Lynch. who was before the
Sixth district court on Aug 18th on tho
'harEe 81 criminally assuulting Ann Kin
ney who was. the police claimed. lured
'y Lynch and another 20 n house on
South Main street. gave surety In $4,000
before Judge Tanner yesterday 90 appear
before the next grand jury.