The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-01-30
NEWSLETS

There were tears in Weary Williams
eyes
As At the door he prayed
To the stern-faced. thinnish Teddy FOR
Some gastronomic aid.
In a voice that shook with grief and pain
He said: II wunct wus rich,
With or salary OF thousands--yep,
An country homes an sich.
But along comes shonts an ever since
Them pay-days quit fer me-
Fer he cornered all tn salaries
There amt none left now, see?"
As the Teddy heard. softness stole
Across her grim. stern face
And she gave that tramp most all the
grub
She had about the place
- Charles r. Barnes, I'm New York World.
Philip Fitzsimmons was committed 10
the state hospital for the insane, today,
by order OF Judge Rueckert.
Mary Mcintyre was held in $500 by
Judge Rueckert today for trial next Fri
day on the charge OF being common
drdrkard.
Michael Kitchen was held I'm $500 by
Judge Rueckort, today, for trial next Fri
day on the charge OF making an as
sault upon Bridget Adner.
David Fraser of 337 Prairie avenue re-
ports stolen from his front door. Satur-
day night. n rubber mat. valued at sl50.
and the front wheel OF a bicycle. valued
at s..
The complaint against Arthur slade. for
,,It II Il.
was to have been heard in the 9th district
court. today. was continued until Febru-
airy 9th.
Patrolman J. J. Cook OF the ith station
discovered and extingushed a fire i'm an
ash hin I'm the rear OF $50 Westminster
street at $3.50 clock this morning: no
damage.
Mrs Frank Cady Of 2s Atwelrs avenue
was taken suddenly III at the corner OF
Dorrance and Fulton streets at ans p.
m. She fell. cutting her head sligNly.
Friends assisted her home.
Twelve clothes presses at the old car
shed on Thurber avenue were broken
open Sunday and articles valued at $3.50
were stolen The loot comprised rubber
bots. overcoats and gloves
II
tor the grand jury in $500 by Judge Rueck-
ert, today. for breaking and entering in
the night time the shop OF George F. Ken
son and stealing articles valued at s2.35.
State Insurance Commissioner Charles
G. Gray. left yesterday for Chicago. where
he will attend a meeting OF insurance
commissioners, called to devise legisla-
tion calculated TO make uniform the in
sura nee laws throughout the country
John Martin, who has restaurant at %
DCrrance street. reports 10 the police that
a clerk in his employ left his shop at 5
O'Clock this morning Also that $40 in
change and the receipts Of the nights
business were not in the cash drawer
Bartholomew FaIlon was fined $40 and
costs in the 9Th district court today for
an assault upon his wife, Anna. There
was a dispute over finances the mother
in-law butted-in, the wife supported her
mothers argument sand Bartholomew, he
just swatted the wife in the jaw.
A meeting Of the Touro Guards was
held at the home OF eBnjamin /. Sass,
Sunday evening. Harry Horontz, the
president is about 10 retire from office.
and on this occasion he was given n
handsome loving cup. Jacob A. Eaton
making the presentation speech.
The quarterly returns to the city treas
urers office by the uuasi-p public corpora
tions have begun. The Providence Gas
company. turned in a check for s725S SO
for the last three months Of 1905. and the
Providence Telephone company sent In
one for 3334SS. The receipts OF the two
companies for that period were s2i1, $50 IS
and III ,i62. IS. respectively.