The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-27

Uhsn Molly came home from the party TO
night
Tho party was out At nine :
There were traces OF tears in hsr bright blue
eyes
That looked mournfully up to mine.
For som one had said. she whispered to ne.
With her face on my shouider hid.
Some one had said There were 0ocs in her
v1ice),
That they didn't like something she did.
30 took my little girl mp on my knee
am old and exceedingly wise
And said, my dear, now listen TO me;
inst listen and dry your eyes,
''This world is . dinicult world. indeed.
And people are. hard to suit.
And the man who plays on the violin
Is = bore 10 the man with the Auto.
s.And myself have often thought
How very much better 'twould DO
II every one Of the folks that I know
Would only agree with me.
But since they will not. the very best way
To make this world look bright
Is never 10 mind what people say,
And do what you think is right"
Mail and Express.
BY Judge Swsetlsnd for being . lewd
and wanton person.
Nellie Hubbard was ssnt to the state
w~crxhouse this morning for six months.
Patrick LYNCH will spend the next six
months at the state farm for being y
common drunkard.
Elk loaves Ct bread were stolen from
the front of Mrs. Kesnnn's store 90
Plainfieit street, this morning.
Charles Carroll. a well known worces-
ter newspaper nan callsd at police
headquarters this morning.
The room Of Ernest Daniela 80 Hope
street. was broken into Saturday night
and (25 worth Of clothing was stolen.
A window in the store. s7 Dorranoo
street, was broken last night and q few
cheap rsvolvers are reported to have been
stolen.
1he barn Of Peter Carroll. 9s Keniail
street. vas broken into last night. A
sinsle harness valued a. si5 and q bushsl
Of oats were stolen.
Yesterday mornings ariss in the police
q was somewhat smaller than usual.
Only nftsen PEI sons wers Arraianed and
lined for druukennesa
Laurence Daupbinno Of ISL Alabama
avenue reports to the police that his
bioyols was stolen from the corner of AL
Isn's = and Smith street, Edgewood,
last evening.
Thomas Kesne OF 10s Crary street vent
20 aleep In uoff's brick yard Lass evening"
and when he bwoke he found that rome
one : stolen el.25 from his pocket and
tbat his new brown hat was gone.
Early last evening Mary DeBuhler, 40
years Of age, who lives at 20 Shawmut
strest became I'll on the street near her
home. An I'm bulAnce was called and she
MAS removed to the Rhode Island Hos
pissl.
Ctiss OF Police Baker was the recipient
Of . basEet OF handsome Strawberries
this morDine from Aroon w. CLARK. en-
einesr % the Central police station.
Most Of the berries were az large az hens
esas.
Willipm 81. King wandered into Acting
captain Murrsy's district last ing,
somewhat under the influence OF liquor,
ard : disposition 60 raise a row. He
Ma taken to the Wickenden street sta
tion . upon him was found a pls-
Ell and = spring billy. Yhis cost him
~ ana COSTS In the sixth district court
this morning.
AZ 2 20 last evening. John McGinley of
2 wellington street whils riding on
Plain street near Blackstone fell from
his WHEEL. He wes picked up uncon-
scious and taken into the houi . OF John
Mills 30 Blackstone street and from
thero home In mn ambulance. DIR. Burke
Was called. but found that the man had
Eot been seriously injured.
John Conway and John Mclaughlin
wore arrested oy the detective depart
mont taturday evening. and ~ Detsc.
ttse Parker W very much interested In
- ~ : juvs II law Q ALLOW 0 I tire boys to
rsm-ia in tie CUSTODY Of their parents
until this morning. Conway pleaded
guiity this mornins before Judge Sweet
land 10 the charge Of stealing SHOES from
A. u. Watson, and Wa fined Is and Mo-
4Aughlin pleaded guilty to stssling a
BICYCLE saddle from J. A. Foster ana was
ansd y.
AMATEUR SAILORS.