The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-18
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He was only a sort Of a commonplace
man.
Who lived in a commonplace way;
He was always contented, on matter the
plan,
He was quiet, had little to say.
He said he was placed on this planet to
live,
But was willing to reckon things fair.
So he knuckled 10 work. and always
would give
What he thought was any mans share.
He was only sort OF commonplace
It's the commonplace men we need:
It's the commonplace men in this wonder
ful plan
Who are making the world succeed
Tho pomp and the pride, the tinsel and
paste
Are good in their place but then,
Who is II prevents earth going 70 waste?
Who Is II but commonplace men?
A commonplace man. among millions ct
men,
Who frets not for riches or fame;
A commonplace man who works among
men,
And dreams not OF glory or name.
A commonplace man, not much, you will
say
All right-but you don't understand
It's the commonplace men in the world OF
today
Who are sinew and bone 10 the land
Milwaukee Sentinel
Elizabeth McMellon. a common night
walker was today placed on probation by
Judge Rueckert
John Lawson OF 81 Seymour street re-
ports that A7 was stolen from a bed
lounge in his house, Sunday.
Veransio Cooper was fined SIS and costs
by Judge Rueckert. this morning. for fast
driving on Pocasset avenue.
from Everett A Bartons jewelry shop.
80 friendship street, yesterday
Cornelius Norton OF 252 North Main
street reports stolen from that place, yes
tefday "A watch. valued at s25.
Forest A Pick, a small boy, was placed
on probation this morning for the lar
ceny OF IS from Annie Anderson.
Elizabeth Ryan was bound over TO the
grand jury in 5000 by Judge Rueckert. to-
Charles f. Tourtelott was held in $500.
by Judge Rueckert this morning for trial
next Tuesday on the charge Of non-sup-
port
Hose and Hook and Ladder respond
ed 10 a still alarm at 6:l5 p. m. yesterday
There was n chimney fire at 21l1 Warren
street
llIz
Hanley, a common drunkard, were placed
on probation by Judge Rueckert, this
morning
John Madigan was fined SO and costs in
the 9Th district court today. for the theft
OF milk. bottle and beans, all OF the value
OF 25 cents
Frank u McKendall. a contractor doing
business at 523 Charles street. reports new
door fixtures. valued at s. stolen from his
barn. Sunday.
Jewelry, valued AZ s. was stolen yester-
day from Margaret r. Taylor's room az
is Mawney street, where she is employed
as a domestic.
James Murray and John Ryan were held
In 5000 each by Judge Rueckert. today. for
trial Friday on the charge OF stealing
metal. valued at S. the property OF the
American Locomotive works
Dominica Filipo was fined SIS and costs
by Judge Rueckert today for an assault
on Anthony Bucc and held in 500 for
trial next Tuesday on the charge OF as
seultinR Bucci's wife. Mary.
George Ouimette admitted sufficient evi-
dence TO convict and appealed from n six
months sentence for alleged non-support,
which was imposed by Judge Rueckert in
the tth district court. this morning
Michael Cuddy. who boards at "a Chest
nut street was overcome by heat when on
Plain. near Bogman street. at o'clock
last night He fell sustaining q scalp
wound which Or. Hollingsworth sewel
up.
An ambulance call was sent 70 the
Rhode Island hospital at 7:l5 o'clock this
morning Patrick Ward Al years old OF
s. ship street. fell from a plank at the
Providence Coal Co.'S wharf on Eddy
street. fracturing his right hip.
John Vassar, 13; Lawrence Vassar. .:
Antonio Pitche. O. and Walter Tassie. II
years old were placed In the custody OF
Mr. Wallace by Judge Rueckert today,
for TRIAL ne~t Tuesday on the charge OF
maliciously defacing the Capron street