The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-05-02
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IIo, I'm going back to where
We were youngsters. Meet me there,
Dear old barefoot chum, and we
win be as we used 10 be-
Lawless rangers up and down
The old creek beyond the town,
Little sunburnt gods az play
Just a. in that farawaN
Water nymphs. all unsfrsd,
Shall smile at us from the brink
or the old mill race aud wade
row rd us az we, knccling. drink
Al the spring our boyhood knew,
Pure and clear as morning dew,
And. as we are rising there,
Doubly dow'rd to hear and see.
We shall thus be made aware
or an eerie piping, heard
High above the happy bird
In the hazel and then we.
Just across the creek, shall see
tHah. the goaty rascalD Pan
IIoOf IL DER the sloping green.
Mad with his own melody
Aye. and (bess the beasty manO
Stamping from the grassy soil
Bruised scents ~ fleur-de-lis,
Boneset, mint and pennyroyal.
James Whitcomb Riley.
Bessie Duffy, a common night walker.
was placed on probation until September
9Th by Judge sweetland today.
Joseph Baptiste was sent 10 the reform
school during his minority by Judge
Sweetland today for being a vagrant.
Mary r. Donovan administrstriv OF the
estate OF Henry Donovan, has sued Le-
Roy Emhon to recover $1,000. Suit is based
on book account
Burnedetto Morgera admitted today
that he had failed TO send his 9-year-old
daughter TO school and Judge Sweetland
placed him on probation until June 2sth.
The Assist photographs will remain on
exhibition until Sunday. Ma, ). in the
lecture room OF the Providence public
library each evening until o'clock.
Charles Brown pleaded guilty in the
Sixth district court today to the charge
OF non-support or his wife and children
and was placed on probation until Sept.
9th.
Mr.. George f. Ball will give an illus
trated lecture. Round About London"
at the Calhoun Avenue Baptist church
Friday evening at o'clock. Adults are
invited and admission is free.
The alarm from box 237 at sos. this
morning was for a chimney fire in a store
on Westminster, near Aborn street
wood fire. started in furnace. was al
lowed to get too much of start. No
damage.
James Moran was fined sl5 and costs
in the Sixth district court today for using
horse that was lame and unfit 10 be
worked Moran had frequently been
spoken TO and once he was prosecuted
for ill-using horse.
Joseph O. Rickard has entered I'm the
Common Pleas division OF the Supreme
court a replevin suit against Deputy Sher-
irf Thomas Dyer. II is claimed the dep
uty wrongfully removed certain goods
from 1873 Westminster street.
Engine No. $50 Of the New York New
Haven 4 Hartford Railroad company
broke a piston rod when near the Orms
street bridge last night This caused
cyclinder head TO be blown out and traffic
was interfered with for an hour.
An illustrated lecture for the benefit OF
the Rhode Island Ladies' Benevolent as
sociation will he given next Sunday even
ing at the Empire Theatre by Prof Will
liam H. Josselyn. lie will show views
OF the production of Ben Hur." also of
"The Galveston Disaster"
At the Branch avenue school tomor-
row evening in conjunction with the exer-
cises that arc to he held there a portrait
of Miss Martha Teel principal OF the
school from 1874 TO 1907, will be unveiled.
Mr. Hugo Bruel is the artist and the
frame Is furnished by Abram Menden-
hall.