The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-02-27
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Except that IL isn't
The way OF man.
pretty good man
Sometimes goes wrong;
He may be weak,
or he may be strong
No matter which.
lie Just goes wrong.
But the women. never;
Somehow they know
The better way.
And there they go.
No matter what
When the women fight
For any cause,
That cause is right.
They may fail, perhaps.
To do their part
From lack OF head.
But not OF heart;
They may be weak,
And they may be blind.
But they never have
An axe to grind.
They're all right now
VIII they be so when
They vote as early
And often as men?
New York World.
Dennis Hanlon and Grace Smith were
fined $40 and costs each on charges Of
fornication in the Sixth district court this
morning.
The case or John Dolan for assault on
VIM Abraham was continued in the
Sixth district court this morning 10
March 2
A still alarm was sent in for a chimney
fire at 325 Richmond street. occupied by
Casey 6r1e this mOTninR M
age slight -
Elizabeth ]. Sheridan was adjudged Of
unsound mind in the Sixth district court
this morning and committed TO the state
hospital for the insane.
The four New York youths, who were
arrested last night for track walking were
each fined s. and costs I'm the Sixth dis
trict court this morning.
Benjamin Peffkin pleaded guilty TO sell
ing rugs without a proper license and
was fined $40 and costs I'm the Sixth dis
trict court this morning.
Philip Smith. 10 Barton street reports
an attempt OF poorly dressed Italians to
hold him up early this morning on Ban
croft street He gave fight and they ran
off.
Thomas Fleming was sentenced TO 30
days in tail on charge of larceny OF $3.50
worth OF tools from the Consolidated
road when he pleaded guilty In the Sixth
district court this morning.
The repairs on the Sixth district court
room were completed yesterday and this
mornings session OF the court was held
there. instead OF in the room down stairs
90 uaa ,sad fe-nnnrariIy
Slocum Post. No 10. Grand Army OF the
Republic, will observe their 3Sth anniver-
sary tomorrow evening. A pleasing pro-
gram has been arranged and an enjoya bic
time is exspected by all the members.
The steamship Bermudian sailed from
Bermuda from New York on February
"a. Among those on board were the fol-
lowing Providence people: Charles r.
Dorrance. Mrs. Charles T. Dorrance. r.
George, Mrs f. George. Miss NJ. w.
Luther. w. B. Schwartz and Mrs. w.
h. Schwartz
John Cheevers. whose tale as 10 his
scholastic ability impressed the court In
spite OF testimony that he was ring
leader In boyish scrapes, was placed on
probation this morning and sentence
against him for candy larceny charge
continued TO June %.
Dennis Clifford. who has had the lunch
wagon stand I'm front of 1S9 Weybosset
street for many years and during that
time has been friend to many a hungry
man without the price. received a bad cut
on the nose from a saltcellar while three
men were mixing up in an argument in
his wagon al $50 this morning Officer
Berrie secured a description OF the men.
Congressman Timothy J. sullivan OF
New York has recently given a life-sze
portrait OF himself 10 Michael j. Slattery
of this city. The portrait is I'm oil,
and was done by ID. Altman OF New York,
n famous portrait painter II Is In
heavy gold frame OF the Florentine type.
and Is on exhibition I'm one OF the win