The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-06
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Who look back on hfe's path of shade
and blessing.
Whose care in homes of comfort and ca
ressing
No record can unfold.
love the old
For their kind deeds and gentle accents
spoken,
For bread 10 hungry hearts, so kindly
broken:
venerate the old.
love the old,
who with their dear ones oft by death
have parted
With patient grief, In hours so heavy
hearted.
In winters lone and cold.
love the old,
While memory. like a gentle guardian
angel.
Is the sweet minister and blest evangel,
Their trusting souls TO hold.
love the old,
Who one some morn or night in the near
morrow
VIII pass away beyond this world Of sor
row
To realms unseen, untold
Boston Transcript.
John r. Penhules bicycle was stolen
from the yard at No. 52l Washington
street. at o'clock this morning
Peter Burke and Tim Dolau were hned
$50 and costs each in the police court,
today for revelling on Atwells avenue.
Patrick Shields Jr, was bound over TO
tho grand jury. from the Juvenile court,
today for the theft OF $50 from his lather.
Albert Caesar was held IN 500 by Judge
Reuckcrt, today for a simple assault
upon John Matthews. when on Wards
worth street yesterday.
Daniel Tralnor Of 29}. Manton avenue
had coat valued al 81. hanging in his
room on July Slst. Yesterday he discov-
ed that the garment had ceen stolen.
Forest Thomas pleaded not guilty in
the 9Th district court today. to the charge
of neglecting to support his child, and
was held in $500 for trial next Friday.
l.e alarm from box lis at l1:4O last
night was for a small fire in Charles
Wells lunch wagon, on North Main street
caused by the leaking Of gasoline from
stove damage slight.
Thomas Connors took a pair of ice
tongs from one OF Carpenter & Sons ice
carts. early this morning. He was seized
by the driver OF the wagon and handed
over 10 the noSce and later was fined $40
and costs.
Frank u. McKendsll's barn in the rear
OF 52S Charles street was broken into
some time between Aug. 1st and 3d. and
four sets OF over trimmings, valued at s.
and % pounds of sheet lead, worth s225
were stolen.
The members OF the Fortnightly club OF
this city of which Mrs. Louis l.. Angel Is
president will journey to East Thompson.
Connecticut today, where they will ba
the guests of Mrs. Emma Shaw Col
cleugh, whose summer abode is in that
vicinity.
The residence OF Mr. Henry F. Smith.
OF l76 Williams street, was last evening,
a centre of attraction when an unusually
beautiful night blooming cereus unfold
ed it's blossoms to the delight of the
friends and neighbors who witnessed its
unfolding.
Bernard Fitzpatrick was ordered COM
mitted TO he state hospital for the in
sane, by Judge Reuckert, today. Fitz-
patricks mania takes the form OF an inn
pulse to commit suicide. Twice recently
he attempted to drown himself in pond
Off Cemetery street.
Arthur Dare, milk wagon driver
slipped while getting up 20 his seat, when
on Delaine street, at $50 yesterday morn
ing and striking his head against the
wagon step. was made unconscious. As
he fell one wheel passed over his legs
but he escaped with slight bruises only.
Antonio Figuniedo pleaded not guilty
in the 9Th district. today of an assault
upon Fiomena Pauline. The woman had
been boarding at Antonos house on
Fremont street, and when she went to
get her clothes II is claimed that he struck
her and blackened her eye. Antonio
pleaded not guilty and was held In $500
for trial Friday
The police gathered in several persons
for alleged violations OF the liquo- law
NJ.
Charles Broseo of Swiss street, Dominica
Luongo OF Spruce street and Lizzie La
bosky OF Charles street. severally waived
an examination and were held for the
grand jury in $1,000 each. Mrs Labosky's
husband committed suicide by hanging q
few nnonths AGO