The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-09
NEWSLETS

! hope they won't hold any moro expo
sitons
I'm weary Of pictures and buildings and
things:
OF tales OF attendance-sublime supposi-
tons
And song that the money bought
boomer man sings.
I'm sick 10 my soul OF the liberal arts
building"
or mining and forestry" fishery
hall"
I'm weary OF architects taking and gild-
ing
Confound the old half-tones. I'm tired
OF them all!
I'm tired to death OF the bum reading
matter
Sent out with the pictures without any
charge.
I'm filled with ennui at the wearisome
Dispensed with the pictures both little
and large
They all look alike since the one in Chi
cago.
There's nothing unique about them any
more
Each boomer is busily making his jaw go
And wearying every one down to the
core.
I hope they won't hold any more exposi-
tions,
I'm dopy on half-tones OF buildings and
things;
OF faked-up attendance--sublime supposi-
tions-
And tales that the money bought bar
herman brings
I'm awfully sick OF the fisheries build
ing"
OF mining and bee raising" dairy
d. ha1I
I'm tired OF architects taking and gld-
ing
Confound their old pictures! I'm sore on
them all,
S. w. Gillian in Baltimore American.
Catherine Hart. a common railer and
brawler was placed on probation by
Judge Lee. this morning.
Virginia Matthews reports stolen from
her room at l26 Waldo street recently.
pocket book containing s2.25.
Dennis Hanigan was held for the grand
jury In 5000 by Judge Lee this morning
for keeping disorderly house.
a new building on Belair avenue was
entered, Sunday and tools. valued at So IS.
the rropcrty OF Percy b. Leathers, were
stolen.
Pawtuckct car 9l0 collded with ono OF
James LAWNS beer wagons on North
Main street last evening The wagon was
badly damaged
James Reynolds was held in $500 by
! Judge lee today, for trial next Friday
on the charge OF making an assault with
n stone upon Victoria Savaria.
! Florence Kane. years old, OF 315
Co xTlAu - xkyaa hxr lou ard
| Truman. b'cyclist. at 30 p m. yester
! day Her right arm and leg were injured.
| John sousa was fined $50 and costs in
| the 9Th district court today. for cruelty TO
| a house which he drove in from South
Rehoboth. last Saturday, with n nail in its
| foot.
The alarm from box 3l2 at s:25 clock
| last evening was for a slight fire under
| the Crawford street bridge. A crossed
| wire set fire 10 the sheathing Of ono
| OF the piers. No damage.
A horse belonging TO Lambert Brothers,
| grocers. 200 Smith street. ran away on
Hope street. near Darlington avenue, yes
terday noon The wagon struck a tree
| and was considerably damaged.
Edna Mckenzie was placed on probation
! by Judge Lee. this morning. and later
| was sent TO Boston where she belongs
! She stole $40 from Henry A. beware at a
lodging house on Chestnut street. night
| before last.
Box l2e was pulled at $50 p. m for a
| fire in George Khierinis bakery. 226
| Broad street The fire was in a pile Of
| rubbish. and Otto Khierini. who attempt
| cd 10 extinguish the blaze was burned
slightly upon his hand.
James Gregory OF 66 Tyler street re-
| ported at the Eth police station last night
| that two small boys set fire 10 a pile OF
| pa pers and scorched the back OF his barn
| The boys were brought TO the station, but
| on account OF their tender years they
| were not prosecuted.
Frank vesper was 1ned s25 and costs in
| the 9Th district court today for an as
sault upon Harry Lerner. An appeal was
| taken These men hire a barn together on
| Atwells avenue. Nesper struck Lerner on
his right Jaw yesterday afternoon, pro-
ducing big lump.
George Sandris and Joseph Davis for
the larceny OF candy, valued AT 81 30 from
w c. Thomas. and George Morris and
Eric Burgess for driving of horse and
wagon belonging TO Don c. III. Tinkham,
were placed or probation in the 9Th dis
trict court today All are juveniles.