The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-02-01

! lie wrote sonnet 10 her hair,
He said twas like the night.
All gleamif~s< black, with here and ther.
| A glow az starry light.
Next day he read his lines again,
| And sti6ed down a curse
| The maiden with the cbon hair
Had sent him back his verse.
| Again he tried IN purest rhyme
To praise her iips and cheek:
4 lie swore her lips were rubies twain
Aye, rubles that could speak
\ lie vowed her cheek was lika the rose,
dsmask pink so rare.
| The maiden sent the sonnet back
You should have heard him swear!
| What Old the glileless poet do?
| He did not rave nor sigh.
| Rut changed line and sold the first
To advertise hair dye.
he took the one about her cheek
And made A powder ad.,
Then marked the page they were upon.
And was the lady msd2
Baltimore American
;ablecioth, the property OF Emily
Huntington, was stolen from the yard 81
49s Branch ave- last night
Miss Frances I. Gallagher was ordered
70 be committed 20 the stat. hospital FOR
the insane by Judge sweetlsnd, today
Walter r. Ssyles, who keeps livery
stable. at 70 Lyman street, reports that
a s. horse-blsnket was stolen from his
barn Thursday.
twenty-five pounds Of Babbtt metal
and lot OF old brass was stolen from
the Charles street yard Of the CONSOLIDATE
ed railroad, yesterday.
six towels and shirt. which Ellen
Dun, OF f0l Plain street, hung out on |.
line, yesterday, were carried away by a
thief few minutes later.
John Fitzgerald OF ls7 Amherst street
objects 20 a change which was made yes
terday. without his knowledge Somebody
took a good overcoat from his hallway
and lett a ragged one in its place
Two little girls, Jennie Kerfoot and En-
lily Bscker we're fined s. each, on each OF
two complaints. in the Juvenile court to-
day. They had taken some small articles
from J. o. San souci and company and
H. c. Mott of OlneyvfIle.
Rev. Thomas s. Ssyer. pastor OF the
Peoples Baptist church OF Nantucket,
has resigned TO accept a unanimous call
from the Hebronviile Baptist church TO
become ITS pastor. The latter church is
located near the Rhode Island line in
South Attleboro.
A slight blaze occurred on the second
floor OF the Providence Bottling com
psny's building on Fountain street about
O'Clock, this morning, caused by an
overheated gas stove. The damage will
not exceed $50. About O'Clock. last even
ing. there was FIRE in Sweets stable on
Ford street. Several bales OF hay were |
practically ruined by smoke affd water
bat the damage is comparatively small. |
The building is owned by John T. Farrell.
Adam Howard, the blind boy OF olney-
Yilie whose vlcissitudes as well as his
Misfortune, have made him an object OF |
'ublic charity, was surrendered TO the
ourt by Probation officer Walker, to-
lay. and Judge sweetland sent him TO
he state workhouse for six months |
Adam was arrested for drunkenness day
'efore yesterday. 1t is his misfortune 10
e picked up by unthinkins men who ply |
i'm with liquor that they may watch his |
rratic movements and his fighting tits
Shen intoxicated
Frank Champagne, OF Boston who |
ays that he war recently AZ work In q
estsurant there. was before Judge |
wxr qvaI "a e. ~, 4fx.Ff L
one valued az s15. beion sing 10 |
ohm IT. McCioy; the other $40. the prop
rty OF Andrew W. Bclleu. The former
'as stolen from the hallway OF the Chest
at street house; the Iatter from a house
y Maple street Champagne was fined
% and costs for the latter and sent "a |
III for - days FOR The former mentioned
left.
Mrs. Walter Stokes Irons will give
cture entitled Two American Story
eller.," with interrretativ. reading. ~
10 home ~ Mrs Charles A. wheeIock.
4 Weylsnd avenue on Friday evening
,Ht. Miss Bertha stsnhope, the well
lowu soprano OF the First Congrega-
onsl church win render solos. while Miss
lesnor r. Sproat, pianist and Mlss Bor-
"a c. Milliken, violinict. viii also assist
he entertainment will he of an exceed
sly high character and is for tho bene-
OF the Evangelical Young Womens
hristian association Of this city. on ac-
nnt of the worthy cause for which n *
ven, as we'll as for the excellence of
e entertainment itself u is hoped tha,
any will be present
Vicar General Doran and Rev. J. c.
alsh OF THE city and Rsv. r Il. Ryan |
Woonsocket assisted az the last rites
CT tho body of Very Rev John !. row.
vicar general of thc~yfringiicid do
&C. performed IN ST Paurs church. |
orcester yesterday IN the presence of a
-ge congregation. TO Accommodate the y
opie, three services were held. The n
lock service was the isst ard nearly :
D people occupied the scats and crowd. | y
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