The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-01-02

To--but why 60 into particulars?
TIE perpend!culars
Are upright and the others amt
md yol can't be a saint
simply because the new year
Is here
Swear off on new-year swear-of
Make your life throughout the year
AS clean and square as should be
And your future will he clear.
Resolutions arc hut rotten
If the spirit f. so weak
That II breaks in two when tempted
And shows the yellow streak
So
Just
Wood
And be good
New York World
Hose 6 extinguished a brush fire In
Blackstone Park. al 1870 a. m. yester-
day.
Edward Dyer was sent 20 the farm for
one year by Judge Rueckert, today. for
vagrancy.
Hose extinguished a brush FIRE in
q Walling street. at 2:4o p. IN. yesterday;
no damage.
Eva Wilson was held for the grand jury
IN 5000 by Judge Rueckert, today, for
Keeping a grog shop.
A baby carriage valued A. s. was stolen
from the yard OF James Flags's residence.
2oS Pavilion avenue. Sunday.
James Sweeney was held in $500 by
Judge Rueckert. today. for trial next Fri
day, on the charge OF support
George Boyajian. OF 81 Durfee street.
reports that watch valued at SO was
stolen from his house last Friday
An unsuccessful attempt was made TO
break into William o. Dyer's grocery
store. ll6 Camp street. last night
John Cottrell. discovered and put out a
fire i'm an unoccupied barn on Clay street.
yesterday. which had been set by boys
Lawrence Hackney. IL years old. was
fined 81 in the Sixth district court today.
for simple assault upon Louis Badrick.
OF the police force. yesterday. and was as
signed TO do duty at the Central station.
Alice Horan OF So Washington street,
reports stolen from her house. yesterday,
her gold-bowed glasses. valued AT $3.50.
Lillian Spikes. colored. was fined s. and
costs in the Sixth district court. this
morning, for an assault upon Ella Pow
ell
Joseph Torrent. i6 years old was fined
s3 by Judge Rueckert, today. for break
Ing a pane OF glass in Theresa Jerard's
house.
America Cappella, a Juvenile was fined
s. by Judge Rueckert. today, for the theft
on s6 in bills from william O'Brien. an
other boy,
Frank Oliver was fined s. and costs In
the police court. today. for revelling on
Vinton street, Saturday night. He took
an appeal.
Hose II extinguished a slight fire in At
more Crandalrs house. So Public street.
at o'clock this morning. a spark from
n stove fgutted Il chair.
Timothy Mckay was brought before
Judge Rueckert. today. on a writ OF ca
pias and was sent to the farm for six
months for non-support
William Boisvert. 90 years old. died sud
denly at his home. II Mechanic street.
at q. m. yesterday. Medical Examiner
Perkins said that death had resulted from
natural causes.
william f. Sedgleys grocery store At
eos Orms street. was entered Sunday
night. by way OF rear window. Tobacco
and cigars valued at $3.50 was taken.
Albert Leach. l5 yeare old. was nned
81 I'm the sixth district court. today. for
defacing a bullying to the extent OF 81.
the same being the property OF Antonio
De Cesaro.
An entertainment was given at the
House OF Correction. yesterday. under the
direction or Warrant officer Andrew r.
Martin. The Providence musicians and en-
tertaiuers were assisted by the Howard
orchestra.
Martha Booth OF ls Central street fell
when on Smith street. near the state
House last evening and broke her lef,
leg Patrolman J. r. Crosby called an
ambulance and I'm n she was sent 10 the
Rhode Island hospital.
A, Keths theatre last week the en-
tire attendance records OF that theatre.
ever since n was built. was broken. be-
tween twenty-seven and twenty-eight
thousand people seeing the performance
during the week. The previous record
VAS thousand less.
Samuel Kmelberg was arraigned before
Judge Rueckert az the 5th police station.
yesterday afternoon. on the charge OF en-
bezzllnE g. from Joseph Beerman, n
confectioner lie
pleaded not guilty and gave bail IN $500
for his appearance for trial next Friday.
The annual meeting OF the Providence
Christian Endeavor union will be held az
the Pearl Street Baptist church tonor-
row evening. az 7:g O'Clock The pro-
gram will consist OF praise and devo-
tional service an address by the Rev
Maurice A. Levy OF Medford. Mass. and
the annual reports and election OF officers
for the coming year.