The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-10
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I have had seatmates. / have had COM
panions,
In the crowded smoker in the tardy milk
trains:
All, all are gone, the old suburban faces.
/ have been hustling, have been hurry
ing,
Boiling my breakfast food. gulping down
my coffee:
Rushing TO meet the old suburban faces.
i have stood, have sat down on the coal
box,
Reading my paper. grumbling like the
others:
Watching them scowl. the old suburban
faces.
Ghostlike I wander through the crowded
coaches,
Peering at the strangers that are all
about me:
Seeking TO find the old suburban faces.
Friends and fellow sufferers. where are
ye all?
Is this some other planetY Or am I
dreaming?
Where have they gone, the old suburban
faces
Il
my,
And caught a through train, filled with
rank outsiders
They're on ahead. the old suburban
faces!
Chicago Tribune.
Hose extlnguished n chimney fire at
2i6 Globe street. yesterday No damage.
Philip Redfern was fined 81 and costs in
the police court. today, for watering a
sidewalk after hours
Bernard Hackett was sent to the farm
for ntne months by Judge Sweetland to-
day, for being a common drunkard.
Alice Brown OF 90 Pleasant street re-
ports that white skirt. valued at 50
was stolen from her yard yesterday.
skin valued at SIC. the property OF
Arthur Besser. was stolen from Canader
pond, near the Woodward road. yester-
day.
Edward Sheehy was held in $500 by
Judge Sweetland, today. for trial Friday
on the charge OF assaulting Jesse Gear
ing.
Agnes Dunn OF E4 Admiral street re-
house at II O'Clock yesterday morning,
and by falsely representing that he had
been sent to take her bicycle 10 a re-
pair shop obtained possession of the
wheel.
James Sweeney was fined SIS and costs
by Judge Sweetland. today, for stealing
a bag and contents valued at &c. from
George Tasker. The men were drinking
together in a Charles street saloon and
Sweeney appropriating the other mans
valise tried to sell II 10 a second hand
dealer
John Mc1ntee was sent to jail for GO
days, by Judge Sweetand. this morning
for assaulring his wife Nora McIntce
The severity OF the sentence was due to
the fact that McIntee had done time for
assaultng n man and for keeping a lid-
uor nuisance. and that this was not his
first attack upon his wife.
Prof p. McIntyre's Combination or.
chcs:rd held the eighth OF the summer
seasons recitals at the American School
OF Music Westminster street, last even
ing. The attendance was not as good as
usual. owing 10 the uncertainty of the I
weather. but the program was carried I
out with the same vim that docs credit 10 |
these recitals. and makes them worth |
Aps
william awley. II years old. was ar
ralgned IN be sth district court today on
three charges OF breaking and entering
two I'm the day and one I'm the night time
the latter being Corp Brothers shop
from which he stole $40. From A. y
Possner's saloon he secured sii and from
Charles +. Hancock and company's store
Is cents. lie pleaded guilty and was
held for the grand Jury IN $500 on each
4 public meeting OF the Rhode Island
Veteran Citizens Historical association,
will be held tomorrow Afternoon az 80
o'clock In the Mathewson Strsst VI. r.
church. Mr.. John ". Brown will give
an address entitled. The 3sth Reunion
OF the Grand Army Of the Repnbllc." In
October. 1902 at Washington. -. -. The
secretary. Francis Gallagher. will speak
of the encampment OF the American army
at Valley Forge In i77S. ma OF the oele-
bration OF the event on the 10Th day of
the present mouth. There will also be
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