The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-28
N EW SLETS

Gee,
/ seen a load OF hay
Today
On the street
Not baled hay.
But the other way;
The real smell-sweet
Kind. piled high
On wagon passing by
Come from Jersey, er Long Island,
Er up river, er--no matter where;
IL brought the good, clean air
OF the field and the days
When Pap and the hands
Cut the medder lands
And hauled haycocks with a mule.
After school,
Jee-mimy Kate,
Wasn't that great?
And then after a bit
Pap hauled loads OF it
To town;
Great big loads piled high.
Ny,
But they looked big TO me:
And can see
En- yit.
Every bit
As plain as II II was yestiddy.
And didn't he bring
us. children everything
When he come back at night.
All right?
Say.
When I seen that load OF hay
Today,
/ list wondered II somewhere
Outside OF this town
There wasn't lot OF children
Looking down
The road watching for their Pap
To come back.
And say
That hay
Got into my eyes some way.
The smell OF II. I guess. or--or-
Dinged II I know what
I'm shore
II never got
Into my eyes before.
Say.
Did you ever feel that way
Next to a load OF hay?
No7
oh;
You was born In the city7
What a pityl
William J. Hampton In New York Sun.
Hose II extinsuished a brush FIRE in the
rear OF Sponer street, at 3:S p. m yester-
day.
dog crept through a hole in Cathe-
rine Bowes hen coop at 9S Branch ave.
nue.. yesterday and killed ten hens, valued
at $40.
Hose Is extingiished chimney Gre at
sl5 Branch avenue, yesterday morning OF
Hose put out dummy fire at rs Fletch-
er street, yesterday afternoon.
James Cedar, a boarder at 123 Codding
street. reports that $52 was stolen from
his pantaloon pocket by some person,
who entered his sleeping room last night
George j. shannon OF Pawtuxet reports
stolen from a new house on Bellevue
avenue. yesterday, tools belonging to
him, valued at $40 Detective Monahan re-
covered the property.
Walter Barlow and James Higson were
bfore Judge Sweetland, today, for dealing
In impure milk. Each admitted sufficient
evidence TO convict was fined 500 and
costs and took an appeal.
Annie SuYa yesterday gave n water Al
ter peddler what she supposed was 81
bill. to pay for Csc. filter. After the man
left the house she discovered that she
had parted with a IS bill instead.
The Hand OF Faithful Workers will meet
~
Broad street near Congress avenue,
Sunday evening at 7:45 o'clock President
Mary NJ Bradshaw. who has recovered
from her recent severe illness, will speak.
All are cordially invited.
Samuel Cohen. 1S years old, was ar
raigned In the 9Th district court. today,
on the charge OF breaking and entering In
the night time the shop OF William Su-
german. 173 Gladstone avenue. and
stealing 300 cigarette coupons, valued at
sis. He was bound over to the grand jury
In 500. When he was 15 years old Cohen
did time for breaking and entering and
later was arrested for stealing a bicycle.
Charles Ward OF Ia Clifford street, n
freight conductor on the New York. New
Haven and Hartford Railroad company
fell from his bicycle when at the junction
II South Main and Wickenden streets. at
$50 o'clock this morning and was made
unconscious. Ward was sent to the r. T.
hospital. The accident was caused by the
front wheel OF the bicycle slipping on a
car track. causing the front fork TO