The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-14
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| My songs. II neither grand nor loud.
Nor any portion OF them sweet
or them l still must eer be proud.
III they but your approval meet.
My songs for ages may not live
To be repeated far and wide;
II they TO you one Joy but give.
In them ! ever must take pride.
My songs may never have a place
With those that so the world delight:
II In them you some merit trace.
| ask for them no greater height.
| The songs / sing may power lack
Mid famous songs TO hold their part,
| And yet / would not call them back.
II only one has touched your heart.
Boston Globe.
Edna Norton, a common night walker.
was sent out for nine months by Judge
Sweetland, today.
James McGovern was fined IS and costs
In the 9th district court, today for the
theft OF a coat. valued at $3.50 from John
Gray
Antonio Cardello. is years old, a CON
frmed vagrant. was sentenced to the re-
form school, during his minority by
Judge Sweetland. today.
James Harris, II A street complains
that his daughter Edna, years old, was
bitten on her right ankle yesterday by
dog belonging TO Flora Beckett
Daniel Kelliher, Is years cid. was found
III at the rear OF 349 Eddy street, yester-
day afternoon and being homeless was
sent 10 the Rhode Island hospital.
Two electric cars collided on Elmwood
avenue near Longfellow street at 1910
o'clock. last night Motorman Dram was
slightly injured about the hands
Annie Gid was fined s. and costs and
Ellen Brien 81 and costs by Judge Sweet
land. today, for shoplifting on West
minister street. last Saturday evening
oliver Nelson. "a years old. 7a4 Cedar
street. Phillipsdale. was taken III on Full
ton streets at 2:35 p. m. yesterday and
was sent 20 the Rhode Island hospital.
Della La Forge, "A years old. wife OF
Fred Ia Forge of "a Dale street. died
suddenly OF natural causes at $50 o'clock
yesterday morning. Medical Examiner
Perkins gave permit for burial.
Louis II. Grenier who had been placed
on probation and had failed TO support
his children, was surrendered by Mr.
Wallace today. and Judge Sweetland
sent him to the farm for six months.
Alva c. True, who had formerly been
convicted OF selling impure milk was
arraigned on a new complaint today. He
admitted sufficient evidence to convict
and was fined 500 and costs and sentenced
to jail for 10 days. An appeal was taken.
There were two insane persons before
the 6th district court. today These were
John +. Trainor and James H. McGiver-
gan. Both were ordered committed 10 the
state hospital for the insane. McGivergan
is II years old but owing TO epileptic at
tacks he had become violent and dan
gerous.
Charles Dyer and James Manning. tu-
veniles. were placed on probation until
Dec. LIST by Judge Sweetland. today, the
former for stealing two dresses. valued at
%. the property OF Bernice p Gray. the
latter for the theft OF n bottle and con-
tents, valued at 10 cents. from Jane Hunt
Chin Toon, a Richmond street laundry
man wae held in $500 by Judge Sweetland
today. for trial Friday on the charge OF
an assault with pistol upon Lillian
Toon. Mrs. Toon is white and has been
receiving the attentions OF colored men
Toon frightened her Saturday afternoon
and fired a blank cartridge. the powder
OF which just blackened one arm.