The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-01-12
NEWSLETS

At times it seems that things will not go
right.
Your patience then is very sorely tried;
You want to rip and tear and growl and
fight
And say some very foolish things be-
side.
You think perhaps that you nre justified
In kicking mp q pretty lively spat
Stll, II is better far 10 let Il slide;
wouldn't mind little thing like that.
Perhaps tho dinner isn't ready quite.
or you discover that tho steak IL fried
Unless it's broiled you cannot eat n bite
You hate 10 have II shrivelled up and
dried
It's aggravating. that can't be denied
TO have It crisped and served in swim
ming fat,
But stlll the faithful cook YOU need not
chidc:
wouldn't mind a little thing like that
or you imag gine you've received a slight.
That very naturally hurts your pride:
or else GO out and get held up at night.
or somebody informs you that you've
The other fellow wins your promised
bride,
Or some one sits upon your Sunday hat:
But. though It's purpose thus is mlsap-
piled.
] wouldn't mind a little thing like that
IiEnvoi.
Friend, though the tyrant janitor deride
Your prayer for steam to heat your chill
ly fat.
Still make a calm philosophy your guide:
! wouldn't mind little thing like that
Chicago News.
Harry Keane was placed on probation
by Judge Rueckert, today, for non-sup-
port OF minor child.
Edward Bird was fined 81 and costs In
the Sixth district court today, for an as
sault upon John Stansbury.
George Sims was fined 81 and costs in
tho police court today for revelling on
Market square. last evening.
Box 65 was pulled at 3:l0 r. m. yester-
day for a fire 141 Spruce street
plumbers candle ignited escaping gas; no
damage.
Mrs. Mary Richardson who board is
the rear OF CO Dodge street reports that
her trunk was broken open last night ano
that s6.25 i'm cash was taken.
Joseph Enos was before the 9th district
court today. for ar indecent assault upon
Manuel s. Barry. a small boy. He plead
ed guilty and was fined 500 and costs.
John Sullivan, juvenile. was before the
9Th district court today, for the larceny
Of s1l5 from Annie Levine. He pleaded
not guilty and was held for trial in 500
BOX 459 was pulled a $50 y. m yester-
day by Patrolman NJ. F. Fitzpatrick, for
a fire at IL Dove street. owned and occu-
pied by John j. Corcoran An overheated
e 1iuh 40
Alexander Male was fined $40 and costs
on each of two complaints. in the Sixth
district court. today, for the theft Of a
package from Philip McQuaid. and for
defacing McQuaid's building by breaking
glass.
William Garr'ty. II years old. residing
at Fern street. was slightly injured at
S:35 o'clock last evening by falling as he
was on the Harris avenue railroad bridge
His right side was confused and sprained
Companions assisted him TO his home.
James Lehman pleaded not guilty in the
9Th district court. today to the charge Of
making an assault upon Peter Lehman
his brother, and was held in $500 for trial
next Tuesday. James said that he object
ed to Peter bringing lady company to
their room.
William Dobson who works at So
Sprague street. reports that while he was
taking a bath at the What Cheer lodging
house. 2lS South Main street at 1890
o'clock this morning 81 was stolen from.
his vest which he left I'm his room Two
men are under arrest as suspects.
Philip e Eddy. of this city, was 10 have
appeared for trial In the district court
Al Warren yesterday, on n complaint
made by Chief s. r. Bowden, OF tha,
town. for fast driving OF an automobile.
A writ OF capia- was ordered TO be is
sued. returnable next Thursday
An operation was performed upon Ste
phen Shaw, at tho Rhode Island hospi-
tai today. for the removal OF the bullet
which he received in his back. Tuesday
evening, while endeavorinE to escape cap
ture at Coles station. Warwick He was
caught in a dwelling and was shot by an
officer.