The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-21

She plucked a blushing rosebud.
Breathed its perfume rich and rare,
And. laughing. bade me place 1t
In the crown OF shining hair
She raised to me her lovely face,
Twas fairer than the rose,
And Ger that trembling hand OF mine
/ felt her fingers close.
The rosebud bent to listen
To the words she whispered low,
And thar garden glowed as Eden
In the long. long ago.
And still she walks beside me
When the twilight shadows close,
Sweeter far than any blossom
Or the lily or the rose
For there's naught in Art or Nature
Half so fair or half so good
AS a winsome. gentle wR'nan
With her crown OF motherhood;
And 10 me she's fairer. dearer.
With the wee ones round her chair.
Than when placed the blushing rose
In sweet Virginia's hair.
Cincinnati Enquirer.
Edward Jolles. vagrant. went over
from the Sixth district court for six
months, today.
Louise Morse. common night walker.
was DldCcu OH pTObdtiOil utllli pCC- fNti,
by Judge Sweetland. today.
Alfred Wall was held In s3o0 in the
9Th district court today for trial on Fri
day for assaulting his wife, Eliza.
Frank Sullivan was placed on probs.
tion until Dec. Attn, by Judge Sweetland,
today, for being a common drunkard.
Annie Smith. a common drunkard. was
given a sentence OF six months at the
farm by Judge Sweetland, this morning.
James Egan. an idle person. was given
six months sentence at the farm. by
Judge Sweetland, today for vagranoy
Charles Skelly. an old timer. was given
two years at the farm. by Judge Sweet
land. today, for being an uncommon
common drunkard.
Amore Amore young italian was held
IN 800 by Judge Sweetland today. for
trial next Friday, for an assault with a
knife upon Carmine Marteline. The as
sault took place one year ago and was
not OF n serious nature.
John Sullivan was sent TO iail for y
DAYS by Judge Sweetland. this morning
for assaulting his wife, Margaret Sulli
van, at 60 Ives street, Saturday. III,
punched her and cut her scalp with
key which was I'm his fist.
Frank Adams pleaded not guilty I'm the
sth district court today, 10 the charge
OF breaking and entering In the night
time the barn OF Sylvester l.. Riley and
stealing a horse. bride and blanket
valued n. slsi. Judge Sweetand held
him I'm $1,000 for trial Friday
Palmerino Fenonde and Grant Tetruroc
were fined $40 and costs each in the Sixtl
district court, today. for carrying con
cealed weapons, the former had revol
YER the latter had n razor. They wer,
arrested I'm the Second district. yesterday
for insulting women.
Providence people returning from Eng
land on the International Mercantile Ma
rine Company's Dominion liner Common
wealth which reached Boston Friday
Sept. IS. were: Mr.. and Mrs. ID. J. Brown
and Mr.. ]. w. Brown. Mr.. Edward +
Child and Miss Mary r. Child Mr.. ]. W
Moore and Miss Louise @. Moore, Mr.
George Waterhouse.
John Spltz stole a pair OF shoes. valued
NJ $3.50. from Barnet Abraham's shop
SS7 South Main street. Saturday Alb.
raham and his daughter made chase fol
the thief and overhauled him at the
Crawford street bridge, where Spltz cast
the shoes overheard The thief was
arrested. the shoes hshed out and today
Judge sweetland imposed fine OF 81
and costs.
what do YOU think OF old Uncle Petei
devising all his money for the erection
of a mausoleum over his remains ?" sait
the first needy relative.
"Awfull' replied the second. Its jus
q wilful waste"
Huh, I call Il wasteful will Phil