The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-02
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A fool there was and she made her
prayer.
Even as you and l.
To selfish. corpulent. masculine bear.
We called him the fellow with rooms TO
But she called him her hero beyond
compare
Even as you and l.
oh. the years we waste. and the tears
we waste,
And the meals we have left on hand.
Awaiting the husband who never comes
And now we know that he wouldn't come
home
AS long as he could stand.
A fool there was and her store she spent
Even as you and L
Purity, youth and the price OF the rent.
TIL she'd threaten TO leave, and then
he'd repent,
When the fool in her heart would grow
kind and relent
Even as you and I.
Oh the pain he cost. and the gain he
For she turned down houses and land.
To marry a beggar who couldn't come
home,
And now we know that he wouldn't come
home
AS long as he could stand.
The fool cried on till her eyes were red,
Even as you and L
Which he might have seen as she put him
TO bed,
But there isn't on record a word that he
said.
She kept up pretense but her anger was
dead,
Even as you and l.
And II isn't the loss and It isn't the cross
OF waiting with meals on hand,
It's coming to know he was talking Of
home.
Hearing from others he started for home
When he was unable TO stand.
Clay Clement In Ten-Story Book.
Lizzie Gabowry OF 179 Dexter street re-
ports the loss OF lot OF clothes stolen
from line in her yard. last night.
Dean McAulIff was fined 50. and Frank |
Murphy, S. and costs In the police court |
today for revelling on Hartford avenue.
The store house OF the Thornton Ma |
Co. on d street was entered, last |
night. by forcing a door. Brass work, |
valued at ss4 was stolen.
The Loyal Workers of Hammond street |
will meet at the Mission OF the Coming
King. S27 Broad street, Friday evening /
At 7:&. Elder J. A. Gardner will speak.
Mrs. Catherine Walsh, of S Grant /
street. complains to the police that cloth
ing valued at $40. belonging 10 her three
sons. was stolen from her house, yester-
day.
The local police are asked by the New \
York authorities to look for Charles s.
Filing. whom Hooper Young accuses of
being his accomplice in the murder Of
Mrs. Pulitser. >,
Hannah Brady Is moving from 262 to
20 Pine street While absent from the old
,ouse. yesterday somebody got into 1t
through a rear window and stole small
Irticles of the aggregate value of $l.s5.
The Jewish New Year began at sunset
and it's observance win termin-
Ite ~ Inc stNtTai i
Hebrew congregations are observing the
olemn event with appropriate religious
ervices.
The regular meeting of the Providence
vomen's Christian Temperance union will
e held in the small hall OF the Y. VI. c. A.
entrance jackson street, on Fri.
ay, Oct. 3, at 3 o'clock. A report OF
he state convention recently held in
'entraIl Falls will be given.
Basil Morton Is little colored lad. with
bad record. He was already on proba-
ion for driving off a horse and carriage
nd yesterday he sneaked into David
'larke's store. at 299 Broad street, crept
ehind the counter and looted the till. Sc
uring $40. This morning Judge Sweet
and sent him TO the Soeksnosset school
turing his minority.
ssndford Johnson. the strong Swede.
Who has given the Central station officers
o much trouble, since Monday because
4 his maniacal outbreaks and bursting Of
estraining appliances. was today sent to
he state hospital for the insane. Johnson