The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-29
NEW SLETS.

our cenSors guard US rounuapout'
And hedge us with their dusty ereeds'
I v cry us wrong in hope or doubt.
And howl like ban dogs at our deeds.
They wall our knotted skein OF life,
And hout us for our clumsy hands,
Because with tangles IL is rife
But all the time God understands.
Our censors measure step and stride
With mathemati tic rod and rule.
And when we wander TO ono side,
straightwsy they cry aloud, Thou
fooll"
And book and bell and candle bring
TO curse the one who hating stands,
But ah, the footsteps wandering
lie understandable understands.
Our ccnsors weigh our every word,
And slit It's sound for sign of sin
And whispered dreams that are unheard
Against the screen OF fate they hin.
With harpy smile they search our brain
10 bind our thoughts with brazen
bands,
But hope shall struggle not In vain,
And All the time God understands.
lie understands our little fears,
our little doubts and little woes;
And in the shadow OF the years
lie secs The soul He knows-ile knows;
he scans us not as censors do
10 mark the blIndly searching hands
| But all our good Ile brings 20 view,
I He understands understands
Baltimore American.
Alfred Lacroix, OF sybil street reports
that he was bitten on the leg by dog
yesterday. ,
Frederick NJ Bates denied today that he
had failed to support his wife, and In
Judge sweetsnd's court gave bail in $500
for trial on Sept, sth.
Alvin Q. Warren was fined $40 and costs
by Judge sweetland today for selling i'm
pure milk lie took an appeal Catherine
Murray viii be tried for a similar offence
tomorrow.
\ horse belonging to Charles GoIdsteiu.
OF No 80 North Main street, fell at the
corner OF steeple and Canal streets yes
t.rday afternoon. one leg was broken
and the animal was killed.
Hose II responded 10 still alarm AT the
Calhoun avenue bridge Yesterday after
noon. A fire had been started under the
bridge nv locomotive sparks and the
planklns was so badly charred as 70 make
the structure dangerous TO venture upon.
4 cast-ron cannon. feet long mount
eds.Sn wheels went off yesterday after
noon II was last seen in Matthew
Tracev's ward. No 1S7 ~cst River street.
As Tracey didn't load and fire 81, tho pre-
sumption is that 1t went off without the
aid of powder
Dorainico Gomez employed nv the
American Tubing and Webbing company
on Gordon avenue, was sent 70 the Rhode
Island hospital this morning. Ills foot
was caught snd crushed in an elevator
The injury was not severe and the mar
was scnt home after the foot had beer
dressed.
John Ford. driver for the Eagle Brew
ing company. was standing at the rear OF
his wagon. at $50 Atwelrs avenue. yester
day afternoon, when the horses backed
and pirned him between the tail board
and the side of building. Three OF hi'
ribs were broken and his thigh badly con
fused. lie was taken TO his home.
l pNtI iNt HuHhI'N fNoN'HhNiS 49,
aboard the Warwick last night and enjoyed
the sail down the bay that was giver
under the auspices of the Young Meni
Christian association of this city. Th'
, sail was around Prudence island and du
TO the exceptionally fine evening. !
! proved a very enjoyable occasion
The following concert will be rendered
: az the park by Reeves American ban'
this evening" March, with Might ant
Main Mann; overture, "Hungaria'
Lustpiel." Keller Bella: trombone solo, sc
lected. Claude w. spary; selection, Flor
odora" Stuart; piccolo solo. selected
Fred Padley; "reminiscences OF all nations
Godfrey; request number: patrol "Ameri
, can" Meacham; finale. Minnesota Shake
down" Penn Alexander McCabe conduc
tor