The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-03-31
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Moth ball my raglan. mother, and put
away my hat
with feathers all around it'll have no
need for that:
My muff and furs. dear mother. pray put
them on the shelf
For am ready. mother. to innovate my
self
The gentle spring is coming.
And In n chirping whirl
The merry birds are calling
The newest Summer Girl!
PRAY hustle out my straw hat, my belt
and shirt waist suit.
For SINNERS coming. mother, and
must be "beauti"
Dig UP my last years Trilbies and polish
them anew.
And don't forget my fan, dear, for II has
work TO do,
The seashore time is coming,
When on the crowded beach
must be designated
A seasonable peach!
Where moan the wild waves, saying the
things they've often said.
I must be out for conquest, dear motner,
on the dead
It's naught 70 you. dear mother. for you
nave got your man,
But must make my lucky this season. IL
can!
So wake me early, motner,
While yet the shadows stalk,
must be up TO practise
A captivating walk
1 must get up on rules, dear, to start the
seasons race,
For time is fleet, dear mother, and
wax old apace;
So wake me early. mother and don't neg
lect to set
Your clock for. say 4:2O. lest you per-
chance forget
That gentle spring is on us.
And we must soon unfurl
The banner that announces
The newest Summer Girl
Baltimore News.
James A. Miner was committed to the
state hospital for the insane by order ol
Judge Sweetland today.
Simon Slverstein OF S61 North Main
street complains TO the police that one OF
his boarders decamped last sunday car
rying off a watch and diamond rlng'
each valued at $50.
The Band OF Faithful Workers will hold
a cottage prayer meeting at the home OF
Mr.. George Hamilton, No. 2O2 Lowell ave
nue. Wednesday evening at 7:45 O'Clock,
Take the Plainfield street car, as
pases the avenue Every member Is re-
quested TO be present.
The more or less notorious Henry M
Young OF Johnston IL 1T again. lie
finished a term at jail yesterday ana was
on the point of walking out free man, nan,
when one OF Capt. Parker's men took him
as fugitive from justice. Young ls
wanted in Kent county for stealing
horse. harness and buggy all OF the value
OF 32l0.
Thomas Hammond. colored. was before
the Sixth district court today upon the
-. Ill, No
West Hoylo street Hammond averred
that his white wife was wholly TO blame
for what was done at the house, but
Capt; Marston said that when Mrs; ham am
Quoted the house even worse that MS
wife did. This was the second com
plaint of the kind against Hammond. He
was adjudged probably guilty, and was
held for the grand jury In $1,000.
Thomas Grove was tried I'm the Sixth
pair pair of shoes valued at $50 from Samuel
Hecklin. The latter keeps store on
South Main street. While Hecklln was
waiting for Grove ana when S .ne iatogr siinnes
the shoes under his overcoat, which ne
buttoned up. HeCklin chased Grove out
OF the shop and held him until Patrolman
Lyons came up. Then Grove produced
the shoes. The police informed the court
that Grove had bee nup before for lar
ceny. but on that occasion leniency was
shown. The respondent was drunk when
ne took the shoes. lie was fined SIS and
costs.
Thomas Lyons was to have been tried
I'm the Sixth district court today for an
assault upon Patrolman John Maroney
and for obstructinf Patrolman Sneath.
BY advice OF counsel. Gen. Brennan, Ly-
ons admitted sufficient evidence TO con-
Wet was sentenced TO jail for Is days
on each complaint and took appeals. A
few nights ago these Third station offi-
lac a. n
alleged that he bit Maroney's thumb ana
tried 10 throw Sheath out OF the patrol
wagon. Lyons denies this averring That
he was endeavoring 10 induce his son To
20 with the police and that Maroney's
hand was cut when he punched him.
Lyons I'm the mouth.