The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-01-08
NEWSLETS

Here YOU Is once morei
lou's lookin' might spruce an fine.
To what YOU looked bef0'
You used 10 come q blusterin roGn
An shakin' all re- trees.
An maxim coal an wood so scare
We thought We gYineter freeze.
Mstah January.
You hab "a winnin' smile
Dat keeps dc sky a lauRhin'
IN q mos refreshin' style
De folks is tnlkn' bout YOU
an aroun' Dc neghhorhood:
Yoh New Years resolution
Mus a done q heap o good
Washington Star.
Mary Neal was fined $40 and costs by
Judge Rueckert today for shopHfting
John Henry. an idle person. was today
sentenced 90 the farm for six months by
Judge Rucckert
Paul a. Peterson OF a4S Lockwood street
reports stolen from his house recently a
watch valued at SIS.
Engine company extinguished a chim-
ney fire at Y Lippltt street at 1910 a. m.
yesterday; no damage.
Hose II extinguished a fire on the roof
"a b"iii'S 'uil = ptIn, rear pl 431 Hunt
ington avenue, az 10 a. m. yesterday.
Eleanor NJ Fountain was committed 10
the state Hospital for the Insane today
by order OF Judge Ruecket
Patrick OBrien was arraigned in the
Sixth District court Sunday for an as
sault upon James Hackett. He was held
In 500 FOR trial Jan. 18th.
An overcoat valued at BIC was stolen
from n line in Margaret Hands yard. %
Eudora street Saturday The coat be-
longed 10 her father, Michael Hand.
Frank McCaughey Of AZ South Main
street reports that a pair Of rubber boots
valued at So was stolen from the Rocky
Point Oyster companys wharf. Gano
street, Saturday night
About o'clock last evening two Young
men maliciously broke the globe of a gas
light on Algonquin street Padrolman
Glidden, who lives near by. gave chase TO.
but could not overtake them.
communication was received at police
headquarters this morning from Kansas
city. Mo. asking that Miss Alma Ryd-
berg be located. Her brother Albert was
killed In that city last Friday morning.
4
yesterday morning was for fire in a
bed at William r. Jays tenement, $50
Westminster street An oil stove had
been lighted and placed too near the bed
Ethan Niles OF Smthadd was brought
I'm from North Providence today on the
charge OF being vagrant Judge Rueck-
ert sent him to the farm for nine months
This was Niles 14th trip to the state
institutions for various causes
William Seymour. colored. was SEN
fenced 10 Jail for % days by Judge Rueck-
ert this morning for the theft OF l2 bot
ties and contents valued at sll.65 from
he New England Navigation company
and fined so and costs for the theft OF q
boxes and contents valued at $50, the
property OF the JOY Line company.
Halsey Smith OF II candace street in
formed Patrolman r. Rooney at O'Clock
las night that he had just heard the sound
of glass being broken. An investigation
disclosed that rear window OF George
Townsend's grocery store, l6 Candace
street, had been broken. Nothing was
missing. Two boys are suspected OF doing
the job
James Quigley and stephen Radigan
were sentenced TO jail for three months
each by Judge Rueckert today for the
theft OF tobacco valued at 1880 from the
Aldrich- Eldredge company. Quigley was
also held for the grand jury in $1,000 for
breaking and entering in the night time
the shop OF Felix V. Hoffman and steal
ing clothing, valued at $40.
Frank Cole, who Is deaf and dumb,
was fined s25 and costs I'm the Sixth Dis
trict court today for the theft OF an
overcoat valued at $50. the property OF
Joseph Marlet. and $50 and costs for the
theft OF an overcoat valued at $40. the
property of William Cooper. Cole is
under a guardian and has a sufficient in.
come from an estate to live upon. but
he will steal overcoats, pawning them for
the purpose Of securing liquor.