The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-01-22
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wenn are at the woodpile chopper wood
ann sum wan hollers that the ishens good
doun al the crick ur II thare playen bawl
in the neckst lot ann u kan here um cawl
too strikes ann here um cher ann holler
slide
but u kant tel frum whore are witch
side
has the moast runns ure muther duzent
the offle torchure u are in ann so
ure hart brakes siluntly but doant stur
from ware ure chopper wood fore feer Nv
hur.
ure like the sparrtun lad NV oiled hoo let
IL nav until his stummick was awl EFT
ann wenn he dde they sdw the turble
pane
he hadd becaws heez prowd ann woant
complane
fore feer NV getten lickt ann so ure pride
woant let u leev the woodpile IN dide
becaws she sedd kant ann u kann feel
ure hart dri up I'm u ann wenn u neei
too. carrie In the wood ure bittur them
ann maik a vow ule neavur smile agenn.
ann aftur vile ure helth begirns to fale
ure eyes gro hollo ann ure thinn ann pale
ann eaven pi doant TENT u frum ure vow,
brow
ann asts u volts the matter but say
0 nuthen mutch ann rise ann walk away.
shee duz not no the turble seacrut greet
churish i'm ure hart ann ude w leef
be dedd uz mott soZe on ure dethbedd
thay
wood no the woodpile sapt ure life away.
New York Times.
Emma Brownell, common night
walker. was placed on probation by Judge
Rueckert today.
Lula Anderson. colored. has been miss-
ing from II A street since Jan 10th. She
is IL years old.
william Finney. an idle person was to-
day sentenced TO the farm for six months
by Judge Rueckert
Giuseppi Di Flumeri was fined 800 and
costs in the sixth district court today for
carrying concealed revolver
James willoughby and Bernard Ieahy
were fined IS and costs by Judge Rueckert
today for playing craps Sunday.
John Kennedy. Juvenile, was held in
500 by Judge Rueckert today for trial
Jan. 3oth on the charge Of playing craps
Sunday.
John Hunter was committed to the state
| hospital for the insane today by order OF
Judge Rueckert. Hunter belongs in
| Beverly. Mass.
The ed annual meeting OF the corpora
ton OF Butler hospital viii be held Wed
nesday at P m at the Providence In
stitution for Savings, South Main street.
George Barber. IA years old belonging
| I'm North Providence, was held in $500 by
| Judge Rueckert today for trial Feb. 9th
on the charge of being an idle person.
Annie Eastman, 2s years old. OF 4O1
| Wellington avenue, Auburn, fell when on
| Leland street at 7:45 p. m. yesterday, In
! Turing her left ankle She went home on
| a street car.
window in Harry Lefkowith's saloon.
| 437 South Main street, was broken last
evening. and three bottles Of liquor, valued
at $3.50. were taken. roughly dressed
man did the job.
James Vespie. u years old, was maici-
ousy tTiPPed by other 6oys %he running
| one OF his knee caps was quite severely
injured His wound was dressed in
Bakers pharmacy. 1.6 Broadway.
Thomas Haraho, Philip Mcintyre. Err
nest Niokerson, George Ryan and John
Davis, juveniles. were arraigned IN the
Sixth district court today on the charge
OF stealing lead pipe. valued at 50. from
an empty store at III North Main street.
belonging 10 Joseph II. G. Eccles. Davis
and Nickerson were placed on baton:
The others were sent 10 the reform school
during their minority.
The 47th anniversary of the birthday of
Mrs. George A. Mann was observed at her
home. "A Waverly street. yesterday, about
q relatives and friends being the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Mann. turkey dinner
was served followed by ice cream and
cake. The company remained until late
In the evening. making the occa sion one
OF extreme enjoyment. Mrs. Mann was
the recipient OF several presents.