The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-04
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In the garden over there,
Nod the sweet peas frail and fair.
No one tucks them into bed,
Lower droops each sleepy head.
Mother folds thy blanket white,
While she whispers: Dear. good night"
Tenderly the little breeze
6tirs the tired leaves on the trees;
Oh. her song is sweet and low.
Rocking, rocking 10 and fro,
Mother rocks thy cradle deep.
"Close thy dark eyes. dear and sleep"
Silvery shadows on the hill
Hush the world TO slumber still;
Softly tolls the twilight bell.
Bright stars twinkle, "All Is well,
Mother prays as fades the light:
Angels keep thee, dear: good night"
Good Housekeeping.
Hose II put out slight fire on Paw
tucket car IT'S. on North Main street. at
6:lo last evening.
Bridget Connors, a common railer and
brawler. was placed on probation until
Dec. 9Th, by Judge Rueckart. today.
Charles Seymour, ,colored, having agreed
to work and support his wife. was pro-
bated until Dec. 5th. by Judge Rueckart.
today.
Tools valued at A6o were stolen from
day. Alexander Love. 1895 Regent street,
was the principal loser.
Pensions have been granted as fol-
lows: Albert II. Manchester. Cranston.
So Widows. minors and relatives: Minor
OF Silas w. Wilson. Ashaway, N4
A bicycle valued at sl5 was stolen from
Herbert l.. Hause. an attendant at the
Rhode Island hospital. while he was In
Kerwin's bath house yesterday afternoon.
Michael Sullivan of so Lane street,
Fall River, lost a bank book while on
the Joy liner 'Larchmont." last night.
1t was taken from him by a pickpocket.
Lima Nicholson was fined $50 and costs
In the Sixth district court today for sell
ing impure milk. She admitted sufn-
Client evidence TO convict and appealed
from the sentence.
Thomas Mulvey OF 227 Charles street
put up at Joseph Tallvis' lodging house.
North Main street. Monday night. While
he slept another iodger stole four 81 bills
from Thomast pocket.
John Pendergast pleaded not guilty In
the sixth district court. today, to the
charge OF defacins a building by break
ing 5o-cent pane OF glass and was held
IN $500 for trial Tuesday.
In addition to the other property re-
ported to have been stolen from Laura
day. is now reported two gold rings. val
ued at SIS and a breastpin worth $50
John Anderson will be tried in the sixth
district court, next Tuesday, on the
charge of stealing shoes. valued at s5,
from Joseph Mcfarland. at a South
Main street lodging house. last night.
pair OF horses attached to a piano
movers wagon ran away from the Provi-
dence, Fall River and Newport dock. at
8 o'clock this morning. They smashed
a large pane of plate glass In ID. l..
Hagan's saloon. on Dyer street. One OF
the horses was quite seriously cut by the
| splintered glass.
William johnson, lp years old, coIored
was sent to the Providence County jail
for 30 days, by Judge Rueokert, today
| for the larceny OF a watch and chain
| valued at SIG The property was stoler
from John Christopher's shop. IS North
| Main street, yesterday.
The Christian and Faithful Workers
will hold a union service at the Ran
| dali Square Institutional Mission, No. 81
Gladstone avenue Friday evening, a,
| 7:45 o'clock. Rev. ]. A. Hainer pas
tor of the Pearl Street Baptist church.
| will lead the meeting Mrs. Shogren and
| Miss Graham will sing. All are cordially
invited.