The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-20


Used to get so tired of living that
thought Id like to quit;
Troubles-never come singly-struck me
every little bit.
Black Despair a frequent guest was In
the house l call my heart.
With the fends called Hate and Envy
each with deadly, poisoned dart
But I've changed nay tune completely,
and I'm singing all the while
For there's worlds OF good in people.
and abundant cause 10 smile.
Every black cloud hanging Ger me has
the sun on t'other side.
And the cloud-sea's heavenward surface
is a glittering silver tide;
Every dewdrop is teardrop-but the
rainbow's hidden there!
Every sigh bespeaks heartache-but it's
aftermath's prayer.
Every sobbing nighttime zephyr prints
loves kiss on trees and grass;
All the sorrows that befall us make us
better ere they pass.
"All that is II best know Il! So I'm
singing all the while
For there's worlds OF good in people and
abundant cause TO smile!
Oh I'm mighty glad I'm living, and I
hope I'll never quit;
Troubles sure to keep on coming TO me
every little bit:
Black Depair may send his billets 10 the
house call my heart.
But | m not at home 10 any one who bears
poisoned dart
| have changed my tune completely-hear
me singing all the while
For there's worlds OF good in people-lots
of things to make you smile.
Los Angeles Herald
Judge Sweetland ordered Richard G..
Dawson 10 he committed TO the state
hospital for the insane this morning
An ulster valued at s. was stolen from
in front of Meyer j. ShapIro's store. SO
Charles street, at II a. m. yesterday.
James Smith, vagrant who was sick.
homeless and out OF work was sent 10
the farm for six months by Judge Sweet
land today.
A pair OF rubber shoes valued at SIS
was stolen from In front Of w. c. vree-
lands store. 1855 Wickenden street. yester-
day afternoon.
Hose and Hook and Ladder respond
ed to still alarms at $50 p. m. and $50
yesterday, for chimney fires at 800 Knight
street. and the Fourth police station. No
damage.
Hunter c. W. Giblin and Ralph r. II.
". Handy. juveniles, were held for the
graund jury In 5000 each by Judge Sweet
land today. for breaking and entering in
the night time the shop OF Alto K. FISH
VI, last week.
Daniel Geary, Of 80 State street fell
from the seat of his wagon when on Eddy
near Globe street yesterday afternoon.
one wheel passed over him, causing a dis
location OF his left hip. He was sent to
the Rhode Island hospital.
Governor street car demolished two
wheels OF farm wagon. on East street.
yesterday morning The wagon. which be-
Ionged To Asa Waterman OF Rehoboth
was caught between the side OF the car
and the curbstone.
The complaint against James T. Hunt
Tor carrying a concealed weapon viz: a
revolver, which was TO have been tried I'm
the 9Th district court. today. was contin-
ued Tor one week owing TO the engage
ment OF his counsel, Franklin p. owen,
In trial In an upper court
ELIZA A. Drummond was fined $40 and
costs IN the 9Th district court TODAY for
shoplifting at the Boston store yester-
day. She stole underwear. valued at ST. 90
This was her third trip and a warning
was given by the court that II she came
up again jail sentence would be lmpos-
ed.
Andrew j. Elingren who was arrested
yesterday afternoon on the charge OF
having made false and fraudulent repre-
arvia IL
cense. was last night arraigned before
Judge Sweetland. He pleaded not guilty
and was held in 500 for trial next Fri
day.
James r. Greeley reported To the SEQ
ond station officers yesterday that some
body entered the rear entry OF his house
at ~ Charles street, yesterday and stole
an overcoat valued at ST.. Later Ann
Conroy was arrested for the theft and
this morning Judge Sweetland held her
for the grand jury I'm $500. on the charge
OF entering In the day time
Mary Clark, who was arrested i'm the I'd
district court, last night, for drunken
ness. and transferred TO the Central sta
tion made two bluffs at suicide, during
the night Once she tried TO tie garter
around her throat and another time she
tore the hem Off her skirt and essayed 20
make moose OF Il. Sergt. Doe kept a
watch on her until she fell asleep. This
morning she was fined 81 and costs In the
police court
Manuel Silvo, OF Seekonk missed
pair OF felt boots from his wagon, while
he was driving along South Water
street. yesterday afternoon. Later he
saw three men. one of them had the
missing boots. Silva left John De Rsze
In charge OF the horse and wagon while
he went TO the Third station 10 enter
complaint. While he was absent, De
Raze was assaulted by James Sullivan.
who had been with the man who had the
boots. In the Sixth district court today,
Sullivan was nned 30 and costs
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