The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-27
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Her little hand. How glardly
once held IL prisoned In my own;
How thrilled 1 was 10 feel II lie
There softly, as we sat alone!
All me! how fair the castles were
That IN the air doomed rich and grand.
While coyly she permitted me
To fondly hold her little hand.
Her little hand. When / arise
From slumber TO take up my cares,
To stretch myself and rub my eyes.
And help TO run the worlds affairs,
ind my clothes all strewn about,
AS leaves are strewn upon the strand,
with all the pockets inside out
Alssl her eager little hand.
New York Herald.
A gray vest, I'm which was a $40 and
81 bill, was stolen from Fritz olsen's room
at pa Washington street last night.
Patrick Flynn was held in $500 by Judge
Sweetland today for a simple assault upon
Sarah McGovern. He will be tried next
Friday.
Albert y. Possner's saloon at I Ma
thewson street was entered last night and
liquor valued at s5.3 and tobacco 81, was
stolen.
Mary Pendergast denied in the Sixth
District court today that she stole 81 in
cash from Patrick Borkin and was held In
$500 for trial next Friday.
James Patru was before Judge Sweet
land today for an assault upon Lena An
derson. He pleaded not guilty and was
held In $500 for trial Friday.
Hose company responded TO a still
alarm at 10 o'clock last night A slight
blaze had started around the fireplace o.
the Park Coal company's office, 81 Dor
rance street.
Children playing with matches set fire
TO some bedding in Frank McKendalfs
tenement at Denison street. yesterday
afternoon. Engine company I6 responded
to a still alarm. Damage slight.
Patrick Moran and William Mccormick
were held I'm $500 each by Judge Sweetland
today for trial Friday on the charge of
stealing a bag OF beans valued at $3.50.
the property OF George A. Wildwood and
others.
Michael E. Conlon OF "a Atwelfs avenue.
street sweeper. was knocked down at
the corner of Dorrance and Westminster
streets at 4:l0 y. m. yesterday. by an au-
tomobile, operated by Mrs. Susan S. An
thony of 1l5 Massasot avenue. His back
and legs were injured.
Charles ". Loper OF 29S Central avenue
Heights, Jersey City, n. J., is in town
looking for his wife and his sons, Ray
mond 3. and Leslie year old. He AYERS
that she left home on Oct. 10th In COM
pany with Leonard Firrer. He thinks that
they are In Providence.
The meetings under the direction Of
Prof. Stout in the Union Baptist church
for the last two weeks will be continued
during this week, closing next Sunday
night. They have been largely attended
and OF unusual interest. At the service
this evening the Evangelist will sing a
number OF solos.
Those who know Mr.. John Borland. SUI
psrintendent OF the Excelsior Steam En-
eine and Machine company will not con-
found him with the individual of the
same name who was before the court
yesterday on the charge OF dishguring
plate glass windows with glaciers dia-
mond.
Philip Chile and Rame Medci, juven-
lies were bound over to the grand jury
from the Sixth district court, I'm 500 ea,h
today for breaking and entering IN the
day time the Dyer avenue Baptist chapel
and stealing n cloc' valued at SO. Two
other boys had previously pleaded guilty
and were also held for the grand jury.
The thirty-fifth annual melting of the II.
|. w. l.. association will be held tomor-
row in Bell Street chapel The business
session will be held at 2 y. m. and memo
rial service to Lucy stone at 3 o'clock. An
..-ltl 1Al, l.y 1oN
MacCauley at 7:30 D. m. Subject, "A Re-
view OF the Woman Suffrage Question"
Supper. $50, price % cents.