The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-29
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NEWSLEl
Now doth tho busy little turk
Pursue his fatal way.
Accommodating pounds OF flesh
For use Thanksgiving Day.
The turkey is a foolish bird
Intelligence ne lacks
lie finds the farmers corn and wheat,
But clean forgets the axe.
IT'S thus we might some lessons learn,
And save our lives from wreck,
II we thought less OF high finance
And more about our neck.
New York World.
John Reddin. II years old, has been
missing from ? Manchester place, since
Monday.
Hose Co. II e~xtinguished a rubbish fire
on the Waldo street dump, at els p. m.
yesterday.
Bridget Keefe. a common drunkard,
was today sentenced 10 the farm for one
year, by Judge Rueckert.
A watch and chain, valued at SIG. was
kloltl 10TH 4 hul bIAdl'Ah = l'N'ft -
Ormshee avenue. recently.
Henry McGm of 70 Gilmore street, re-
ports that his son. oscar. II years old,
has been missing from home since Nov.
18th.
The Providence Christian Endeavor
union will hold n Thanksgiving prayer
service at the Broad street Christian
church at S o'clock Thanksgiving morn
ing.
Anna Jones OF SOS Newport avenue,
Pawtucket. was fined $40 and costs, by
Judge Rueckert. today for shoplifting on
Weybosset street. yesterday.
Abraham Orleck OF 70 Randall street
was bitten on his right leg and left hand
by a dog. when In Hyman Silverstein's
yard, 43 Shawmut street, last evening.
Robert Grant. Al years old. OF 81 Chest
nut street. was taken suddenly IN on
Chapel street. yesterday afternoon, and
was sent 10 the Rhode Island hospital
New fire alarm undertaking appara-
tus was Installed at police headquarters
yesterday. II is the regulation gong type
and takes the place OF the smaU sleigh
bell which worked badly at times.
A. II. jameson gave a lecture or THE
Bessemer Steel Process and Steel Cast
ings.' before the Providence Association
OF Mechanical Engineers. last evening.
He used lantern slides and gave n most
interesting talk.
Antonio Meiucci was held in 500 by
Judge Rueckert. this morning. for trial
on Dec. sth, on the charge OF entering in
the day time the shop OF Harry Taber, 10
South Main street and stealing cigars.
valued at 81 cents.
Alfred Turcotte pleaded not guilty i'm
the 6th district court, today, when ac-
cused ot receiving hay. valued at SIG.
knowing the same to have been stolen
from John Casey. He gave surety in $500
for appearance for trial a week from next
Friday.
A horse attached 10 n bakers wagon,
owned by John Kennedy OF 1865 Westmin-
ster street and I'm charge OF John Mckee.
ran away on State street, yesterday after
non. The runaway broke down % feet Of
fence NJ sc Orms street, belonging 70
Henry Rosenblatt, w~rccking the wagon.
As the result OF a raid made by Sergt.
Connors. at n house on Acorn street last
night, Mary and Mile Marso and Anna
lSdtonette was hrTalSned IN the btn us
trlct court today as lewd and wanton
persons. They pleaded not guilty and
were held I'm $500 each for trial Dec. Sth.
Michaei Hennessey, So years, was fined
sl5 and costs in the 9Th district court to-
day. for the theft Of n clock, valued at
Si.3 Hennessey went into w. B.Carpen-
ter & Co.'S store on Weybosset street.
yesterday. slipped the clock into his pock-
et and was about to go out when he was
''pinched."
william Johnson. colored. was fined sl5
and costs by Judge Rueckert this morn
ing, for the theft OF a bicycle. valued NJ
SIS. the property OF John Nixon, and $40
and costs for the theft OF a coat. valued
NJ $40, belonging TO Harry ]. Mccarthy.
The property was recovered, johnson Is
supplemented.
George Bernard. Is years old. residing
In Bristol. was struck by n falling fence
while i'm front OF go South Main street at
6:S o'clock this morning. His left thigh
and side were bruised quite severely. wal
ter Fenner, also OF Bristol was with Mr..
Bernard and assisted him to the Bristol
depot, where he took a car for home.
Augustus Mckinley. 43 years old. foil
while I'll. I'm Michael Stones saloon, l39
Pine street. last evening. His head struck
a rail. causing a cut on his forehead. Nc
Ginley was sent TO the Rhode Island hos
pital Two hours later having been sent
out he was taken IN when at the Union
station and was again sent TO the hospi-
tai.
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