The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-01
NEWSLETS

He shot the chutes, he looped the loop;
He Joined the may dance;
He saw the side show minstrel troupe,
And watched the ponies prance.
lie ate hot sausages and things
He ne'er had seen before
He won a cane by throwing rings
Until his arms were sore.
He walked the board walk all day long,
And heard the music play
Where rival organs big and strong
In discord grind away.
lie drank long mixtures filled with ice
Ate lobster and sardines,
He dallicd with the cards and dice,
And played the slot machines.
He tried to keep the pace in vain.
He d,d hts level best.
He had 10 hurry home again,
Washington Star.
Poultry. valued at $50 was stolen from
John Narduccis hen coop. 51 Charles
street, Saturday night.
Reuben +. Hamilton was fined 81 and
costs in the police court today for driving
an unlicensed express wagon.
Ellen Sliney was held in 800 by Judge
Rueckert today for trial next Tuesday
on the charge OF assaulting Bessie
Aveny
Louise Leonhardt. IS years Old was to-
day sent 10 the state workhouse for six
months by Judge Rueckert for being
lewd and wanton person.
Henry billiard. colored. was held for the
grand jury in 5000 by Judge Rueckert
this morning for keeping a house Of i'll
game on South Water street.
Eugene Radgan and John McCauley,
Juveniles, were fined So each by Judge
Rueckert today for the larceny OF Sl.2S
from John Dowlin. another boy.
Hose extinguished a fire I'm a clothes
press in Lazarus Lipshitz' house. 20
Ormsbee avenue, at 1925 o'clock, yester-
day. Damage TO clothing and building
$500
Mary Francis was fined s25 and costs
in the Sixth District court today for the
theft Saturday OF two coats valued at
$3.50, the property of Weybosset street
firm.
Alphonso o. Blake OF 43 Calder street
reports stolen from his vest in a new
building on Goddard near Candace street,
Saturday, his watch. valued at $40 and
IHaih WOlNu %.
Hong Sing OF 600 Westminster street re-
ports that his laundry was entered Ly
forcing rear window early Sunday
morning The thief secured s22 In cash
and n razor valued at $l.25.
An automobile in charge OF George F.
Bradshaw collided with an Elmwood ave-
nue. car at the corner OF Elmwood and
Adelaide avenues at 5:45 p. m. yesterday.
one OF the wheels OF the auto was dam
aged
Louis n. Cartier OF 29S Canal street re-
ports that somc person went TO the cell
lar Of a new house corner Smith and Park
streets, Sunday. and opening a faucet al
lowed 40 gallons OF linseed oil. valued at
$50 10 run to waste.
George A. Deal, manager Of the Postal
Telegraph Gable Co. since Jan l. 1903 He
is to he succeeded by George H. Mills of
Springfield Mass. Mr. Deal is to take
charge OF the local brokerage office of
Henry Clews & CO., New York
John Rattenni. 12 years old. was placed
on probation by Judge Rueckert this
morning for Gn assault with n stone upon
Joseph De Cesare, IL years old. He struck
De Cesare On the forehead, making a cut
which was closed with three stitches.
Charles j. Nelson for nine years driver
for Thomas w. Waterman. was fined S2D
and costs in the Sixth District court to-
day for the theft OF two hams valued
AT s from Mr.. Waterman. the same be-
ing the property OF Herbert f. Maine AID
others.
Box "a was pulled at 12:45 O'Clock this
rnnTnipU for n In, hpI Of
Richmond street occupied by Dennis Kel-
ly as a grocery, and Emma O'Neil as
dwelling A pile OF rubbish in the cellar
had from some unknown cause become
ignited
Albert T.. Reynolds. who hangs out at
Marks lodging house, was run over by
n wagon belonging 10 the Providence Cor
nice company. driven by John Norton
when on South Main street at i:45 p m.
Yesterday lie was taken 10 the Rhode
Island hospital.
Michael Donovan. for the embezzlement
OF $65 from Charles f.. Doe an another
was fined SIS and costs by Judge Rueck-
ert this morning. Donovan, as a team
ster. took out a load OF coal G. q u. yes
tcrday and appropriated the money.
spending II IN a liquor saloon. where he
went 20 get some change. He fell in with
bad company When ne came 10 himself
IN the police station today but 25 cents
was left.
Salvatore Catonzaro OF Swiss street was
fined 500 and costs I'm the Sixth District
court today for cruelty 20 a horse. Ca
tonzaro Is a fruit peddler. He was using
horse, the hoofs Of which were de-
formed and quarter-cracked, 50 that
blood and pus Oozed at every step ~ took.
The animal was too weak 20 drag the
wagon from Crawford 10 Fountain streets
and was killed Agent Capwell made the
arrest early this morning.
Ralph v Handy and Rrcnton II. Briggs
boys were placed on probation by Judge
Rucckert this morning for the theft 81 n
metal pipe valued at 81. the property "
Eli Mcclellan, and "a hose nozzle valued
az % cents, the property OF Jacob kwcl-
berg Briggs was fined s. and costs on
each Of these and for another petty lar
ceny yesterday. when Handy pleaded not
guilty Today Handy pleaded guilty and
~ was proposed that he be placed on pro-
bation. Judge Rueckcrt showed no
favors. lie remitted the fines imposed on
Briggs and placed both boys on the same
footing