The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-25
NEWSLETS

JIe says IL he should take a wife
He'd have an understanding
That iu the pertnership OF life
He'd be the ono commanding;
That. while he'd not be mean and cross,
He'd have II understood ne
Was absolutely. solely boss,
He says he would-but would he7
He says II madam should indulge
in too expensive fancies
Shed quickly ind he had the bulge
on FER e1travagances.
IL ugly, he'd take her TO task.
But II she would be good he
Would buy her all that she could ask.
He says he would-but would he?
yIe talks a good deal in that strain
And seems 90 get quite netfiet
II doubts are urged. He Will explain
He's got the whole thing settled.
II he once tried II with a bit
OF tender womanhood he
Might make her TO his whins submit,
He says he would-but would he7
Chicago News
A. A. Dickhaut is Ill at his home, 40
Winter street.
Dennis p. McCrohan Is III and is under
going treatment at the Rhode Island hos
pital.
Hugh Farmer, an Idle person. was held
IN $500 by Judge sweetland. today, for
trial next Tuesday.
Patrick Kelly, sturdy beggsr was
sent 70 the farm for nine months by
Judge Sweetland this morning.
Nicholo Ierocco was fined 81 and costs
In the police court this morning for
throwing dirty water into public high
way.
Philip Coyle, 4s years old. was taken Ill
or North Main street at p. IN. yesterday
He was conveyed TO the Rhode Island
hospital.
Mrs. Charles Iindell OF s26 Carpenter
steret reports that her wedding ring. val
ued at si2, WAS stolen from her house.
yesterday.
Thomas McGinn, Jr., Of $50 Friendship
street reports stolen from his house Tues
day night clothing. shoes, gloves and a
muffler, all OF the value OF S3.SS.
James Frazier and James Lartin, each
13 years old were each fined $40 in the
juvenile court today for stealing from
Belle Atkins, 81, the property Of the
Harry Freedman OF e Arnold street
| was seized with an attack OF vertigo
when on South Main street yesterday af-
ternoon and falling cut his forehead. He
was assisted TO his house.
Frank Nolan was held for the grand
jury I'm $500 by Judge Sweetland today,
for breaking and entering William Ed
mondson's barber shop on Charles street
and stealing articles valued at s276S.
The East Side Praying band will hold
n revival service at the Centredale Meth
odist church. Sunday evening at o'clock
Joseph Taudvin will have charge OF the
meeting George w. Lewis, the gospel
singer, will sing All are cordially invited
The Centredale electric car leaves Market
square at $40 p. m.
Frederick Harrington was fined $lb and
costs by Judge Sweetland this morning
for the theft of three rubber overshoes
valued at s1.O. the property OF Ernest
Whitney. Harrington was passing Whit
ney's store on Westminster street, last
evening and cut the shoes from a string
of them that was hanging near the door.
Thomas Gibbons, formerly clerk I'm
| the employ OF tho II. l., Rose company,
who was n few weeks ago held for the
| grand jury IN 1890 on the three cases OF
breaking and enterinR and stealing
| cigars from that store Of the value OF
s12S. was surrendered today 10y his bonds
| man, Bernard J. Murray. who gave n
power OF attorney 10 Deputy Sheriff Her
| man Paster Gibbons was brought before
Judge Sweetland and gave new bail.