The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-21

use for books.
Except the ones with lots OF pictures in
He's not a fluent talker, though you'd
think II from his looks.
But pretty soon vs. think that he'll be
gin,
We don't know how he learned so much.
You'd be surprised 20 see
What marvellous intelligence he shows.
It's Just q source OF never falling wonder,
sir. To me.
The heaps OF things our little baby
knows.
Some children arc accomplished; they can
do "a lot Of things.
Ard do a number % them fairly well.
one dances 70 perfection and another
plays or sings,
or IA some other manner may excel
But not al two years, often. They're
comparatively old.
our little skeezicks now is barely two.
You hardly would believe me. imagine,
~ I told
You hall the things our little one can
do.
I've heard OF other babies that their par
ents Drag about.
They're prodigies. you'd naturally think.
The fond and foolish fathers quite he
lieye Il all. no doubt.
But ! Just smile and turn my head ana
wink.
I'm not disposed to blame them for their
foolishness a bit.
They've got 90 make the most OF what
they've got,
But ~ YOU saw our y~Oungster you would
cheerfully admit
The cunning little rascal beats the lot.
Chicago News.
Gustaf Olsen was placed on probation
by Judge Rueckert this morning for n
support.
Martin Bliven Of 81 Basset street, re-
ports "A watch and chain, valued al slo,
stolen from him on South Water street
! Sunday morning.
John Kilgu OF 1919 South Main street,
reports stolen from his wagon. when II
was on Planet street. yesterday after
noon. a robe, valued at $40.
Patrick ]. Hannivan Of 279 Pine street.
reports stolen from his room, yesterday,
a gold-flled watch. valued at SO. a chain,
$50. and an overcoat, valued at sl5.
Thomas Gauley waived examination In
the sixth District court today. and was
bound over to the grand jury I'm $780,
on the charge Of keeping a grog shop.
BOX LDG WAS plllth ~ I aNibillihh = U
Butts, at 1926 o'clock last night, for a
fire I'm a building in the rear Of 200 Chest
nut street. Damage s25. Boys are thought
10 have set tho fire.
Mrs. Edward Fcssenden OF DO Pearl
street informs the police that she refused
10 make a purchase from a brush ped
dler. yesterday afternoon. and that he
threatened 10 kill her.
Capt. John A. Murray OF the Sd police
station. who had been of duty several
days because OF a severe cold. was on
duty today. lie came back prepared to
beard the lion in his den.
Peter Nelson was fined 500 and costs
and sentenced TO Jail for 10 days. by
Judge Rueckert today. on each OF two
complaints for illegally keeping liquor for
sale and making one sale.
John j. Holorhan was sentenced TO the
farm for six months. by Judge Rueckert.
this morning on the charge OF being n
common drunkard. Holorhan had while
drunk. threatened TO shoot his wife.
William Gately. % years old. residing on
Branch avenue. and employed az the l..
s. Finishing Co, was caught I'm an eleva-
tor. while Mt work this morning one thigh
being badly confused. He was sent 10 the
Rhode Island hospital.
The s%emi-annual communication OF NJ.
w. The Grand Lodge OF the Most An
! cient and Honorable Society OF Free and
Accepted Masons for the state OF Rhode
Island and Providence Plantations" was
held yesterday. Routine business was fol-
lowed nv n lunch