The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-17
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My Uncle His mind has an equable poise
Through seasons of drought and of rain
ing.
I'm worry" ne says, I'VE lose sight OF
our joys.
And we spend too much time in COM
planning
| IL the Lord, In his wisdom. sends blessing
or blight.
! TIL take what he sees At to proffer
,F'ir I'm firm in the faith that he's run
ming things right,
An / have no suggestions to offer.
ITO the Lord when in travail. no dolorous
plea
make, for my creed's not so narrow
As TO think for a moment he'll lose sight
OF me
When he notes cen the fall of the spar
row,
He is there on his throne, an so just is
his rule,
Alike to the saint and the scoffer,
/ sit here at home Jes' a-takin' things
COOL
An l have no suggestions to ofrer.
TITS mighty good world that we live
In today
For the goods all the time CROWN bet
ter
An" my Uncle HI adds in his eomical
way,
1T satisfies me to the letter!
So jes' keep Z work In the shadow an
shine,
Bit by bit addn' gold TO my Golfer,
For the worlds bein steered by a hand
that's divine
An have no suggestions TO offer"
Roy Farrell Greene in. Success.
James Deigan of 4s Admiral street re-
ports six hens, valued at sc. stolen from
his premises, yesterday.
Four boxes OF cigarettes were stolen
from John j. SIMPSONS grocery store. 25
Mary street. last night
Sweetland today. for trial Tuesday, on
the charge OF assaulting Catherine Hart,
his wife.
William Duggan was held I'm 500 by
Judge Sweetland, today. for trial on Oct
6th, for an alleged assault upon Philip
Velor.
The Loyal Workers will meet at the
Mission of the Coming King tomorrow
evening at 7:45. Albert Holmes will lead
All are welcome.
Michael Dugan. OF ss1 Public street, fell
from his bicycle at the corner OF Elm
wood avenue and Carlisle street yester-
day Afternoon, sustaining a scalp wound
George Holden was sent 10 Jail for 10
days by Judge Sweetland. for obstructing
Patrolman Frank Schiller, while the lat
ter was In the performance OF his duty
The Isaac l.. Con- company, James r
Freeman. auctioneer sold at 12 o'clock to-
day a two family house and two lots. 10
Gated at 12i Roosevelt streets, to Annie
Dunighan for $3.50
David McCauley pleaded not guilty In
the sth district court today. and was held
In $500 for trial next Tuesday for an al
legged theft OF cloth. valued at IS from the
Silver Spring Dyeing and Bleaching Co.
William Barker. an idle person was
sent to the farm for six months by Judge
Sweetland today. Barker, who is p
years old, has not done any work for
long time.
There will be meeting OF Providence
w. c. T. u. on Friday afternoon at
O'Clock in the small hall OF the Y. NJ e.
A building, entrance on Jackson street
There will also be a board meeting at
o'clock.
Patrolman III. q Paine found that VIM.
r. Adams market at 1895 North Main
street had been broken into early this
morning. The only property taken was a
trading stamp book which was found I'm n
vacant lot near the store.
Thomas Sullivan was before Judge
Sweetland. today. for obstructtng Deputy
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" HIS duty In replevening a horse valued
II $50 claimed by Harry Handy and re-
aimed by Sullivan.
Benjamin q. Ransky engaged board
With Mrs. Catherine Farrell n few days
lgo, and I'm \ quiet way sneaked OF with
Ter clock and other property valued at
SIS and some from Louis Beoux. worth
50. Judge Sweetland today fined him
20 and costs for each theft.
Thomas McGec. II years old. residing
Il 6s Smithfeld avenue while visiting the /
Nayside Athletic club az $50 Branch ave-
rue. fell from punching bag frame. n
distance of six feet last night cutting his /
right knee and forehead over his right
I'VE.
joseph Rose was fined $50 and costs In
the sih district court. today. for carrying
I concealed weapon viz: n metal knt,,k
-. james Penna was fined so and costs
LOT 10 carrying pistol Both men were held
IN 80 each for trial next Tuesday on the
,harxe = ~ ohStructing Pafrolman Thomas
sheridan, whie making an arrest last
WHEN IN NEW VoRK
stop az New Gregorian hotel ssth street.