The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-28
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He wears no gorgeous uniform
To captivate the eye:
He rides before no slittering host
With head held proud and high;
No bugles loudly blare.
No hats wave In the air
As Lorsnz passes by:
He does not wear warriors crest.
No gold braid CLEANS upon his breast
For him no banners fly.
Take up the crippled little ones
And bring them unto me-
His words send Joy to many a heart
And love shall be my fse!"
Tho poor. bent limbs he takes
With tender hands and makes
Them straight and fair TO see!
For him no bugies proudly blow.
But II were well II men might know
More heroes such as he.
Boston Journal
A gum slot machine was broken into
and looted OF gum and pennies az Roger
Williams park last night
An overcoat valued at SO was stolen
from Jacob Carroirs carriage on Randall
street yesterday afternoon.
Officers A. Charniey and e. ]. Kelly
extinguished a bush nre in the woods on
the Miner estate at 5:l5 last evening.
Patrick Cummings OF e3 Delhi street
reports the cellar OF his house broken into
recently and the theft therefrom OF tools
valued at 81.
jeremiah O'Connor OF 755 Eddy street
reports that three brass lamps and one
brass terrett. all OF the value of IS. were
stolen from his barn q few nights ago.
Henry Brown was fned SIS and costs in
the Sixth district court today for assault
ing his niece. Mary Blown. at his homo
on Globe street last night Brown. who
Is a big. square-shouldered athlete,
struck the girl across her chest. eyes
and ankles with a wooden coat hanger.
John e. r. Sheridan pleaded not guilty
today OF making q simple assault upon
John O'Neil. and Judge Sweetland held
him In $500 for trial Nov. 7. This affair
happened on Burnside street and In the
melee Sheridan Is accused OF punching
ONeil
The complaint against Jacob Lazarus
for an assault upon Abraham Iazar was
to have been heard In the Sixth district
court today. A continuance. was allowed
until week from next Tuesday. when
Lazarus Is to admit certain evidence to
and take his sentence.
Nils A. vinquist retraoted in the Sixth
district court today. pleaded guilty TO
the charge OF bastardy and his case was
continued until Friday. Mr.. Cummings
becoming his surety In 800. vinquist and
the chief complainant at once went 10
the city hall. obtained license and were
The Church Of the Emmanuel. at the
corner OF Chestnut and clifford streets,
was entered by forcing a rear window
Sunday night. A macintosh worth 81. be-
longing to Mowry p. Alger. OF 1ss Prairie
avenue. and violin and a box worth SIS,
the property OF Albert Miller Of Al Pine
street. were stolen.
Bertha Clark was sent to the farm for |
,ne year by Judge Sweetland today She
tearfuiiy Acknowledged that she was
common night walker. but as this was |
not her first appearance in this court In |
hat same role. her tears were OF no avail |
Bertha had hoped to escape on probation,
put II was not to be.
John Richie, Of ia Cedar street, was |
lutte severely Durneo at carpenter IRON /
2T2 West Exchange street, yes
terday afternoon. He was carrying a
adls OF molten iron and by accident spill
ID some OF its contents upon his right leg |
ana foot. DR.. Bu.ionE OF 6N Westmin-
ster street attended him.
About 10 days ago as lot Of school |
boys were on Prairie avenue and on their |
way to dinner. Ezra Brooks. young
man. drove a milk cart by them. One OF
the boys sh1cd q piece OF coal and broke
a glass milk jar. Brooks Jumped from
his seat and seeing that Henry Martin
had a piece Of coal In his hand, judged
that IL was he who threw the other lump
He struck Martin across the hand with a
whip. and this morning Brooks was fined |
$40 and costs by Judge Sweetiand.