The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-02
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Miss Mandy KEEP tn money th't was goin'
L tn heather,
But lately awful gossipin' an scandal
was a-seethin';
Y see. there is a matter OF dollar nine
ty-six
Th't folks say Mandy grafted-she was In
a dreadful fix.
II.
Las week tn other ladies made a firm
r. sift III hull blame matter with strict
investigation:
An gosh that girl was worried, till fel-
Ter th't she knew
Goes hikn' L tn city fr & find out whut
& do.
II seems he knowcd a party as wus
quanted with some codgers
A-standin' pretty mddlin nigh { Mr..
Henry Rogers;
Wall, back he comes L Mandy, with
cheerin hopeful smile
An now tn little lady is a-singin' all tn
while.
Now. ever sence us fellers has been pryin'
an a-fshin
r. find out whut was blockin th't there
threatened nquisition;
But Mandy's fron' amt sayn'-though
he pretty surely can
An folks thinks Mr.. Rogers is a durn re-
sourccful man!
New York World
Margaret McNin. arraigned for assault
on Mary German and set down for trial
I'm the Sixth district court today will be
tried next Tuesday.
The case against Joseph Mucci for as
sault upon Sylvester Lucitt was dlscon-
In ba fxfh hfe
morning on payment OF costs.
Frank Orme. charged with not sending
his child 10 school, was down for trial
today in the Sixth district court but the
case was continued to next Friday.
Samuel Slverman Of 169 Willard avenue
reports that push cart and five bags OF
rags. valued at IS. were annexed while
left temporarily on Crary street yester-
day afternoon
The case OF Luke Kelly. charged with
being the father OF an illigitimate child
born to Mary A. Mccormick. was con-
tinued TO March 9 In the Sixth district
court this morning.
Rev. FIR. j. L. Marcoreies, who for more
than two years past has been chaplain
at the Sacred Heart academy (Elmhurst),
on Smith street has been transferred by
Bishop Harkins to the chapliancy OF the
Sisters of the Poor at Pawtucket.
Burdel Brown, colored, was adjudged
OF unsound mind in the Sixth district
court this morning and committed 10 the
state hospital for the insane. His condi-
tion was caused by a fall while engaged
I'm unloading coal at the Wilkesbarre pier
Jennie Price was taxed SIS and costs
~. 49, -
the down stairs tenement, with whom she
has not been on good terms. According
to Capt. Mowry the Price woman entered
the room Of her neighbor and pounced on
her as she lay in bed, using her fists with
some skill.
Union Samuel de Champlain of Lowell,
with a membership of 500. has seeded
from the Foresters OF America, and will
send delegates to the convention OF
Franco American Foresters which will be
held In Woonsocket on Monday March II,
when the Franco American Foresters'
convention delegates will be guests Of
Court Iafontaine.
Suarks from passing locomotive
caused a slight blaze on the roof OF a
house at Al Reservoir avenue occupied by
Perry G. Sweet, for which Hose No. IL
responded 70 "a still alarm at 40 yester-
day morning. Another still alarm called
out the company at o'clock in the after
noon for a blaze In the dump at the cor
ner OF Dexter and Wadsworth street
Lizzie Hopkins pleaded guilty when
charged with illegal cohabitation with
Frederick NJ. Walford and was fined $40
and costs. Walford pleaded not guilty 10
a similar charge and was held in $500 for
trial Tuesday. He was surrendered by
Probation Officer Wallace on an old
charge Of non-support OF wife and chill
dren and sentenced 20 six months at the
farm from which he appealed. Later
walford retracted and was fined $40 AID
costs on the first charge