The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-13
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tlic-TOs ffe-fo.
Gold lace up TO his ear OH
And very spick and spanD
The girl was fairly proud OF him.
Heart and soul she vowed, OF him
Loud of him
She sang TO all who hearken would a
lmitless paeanl
His picture as a hero
(He-ro, Hero
Gold lace up 10 his ear, oh!
And very spick and spanD
She wore upon the breast of her.
Her love was thus contest OF her.
Lest OF her
Devotion might doubt arise in any tribe
or clanv
Yet never was the hero
He-ro, Hero
Gold lace up TO his ear OH
And very spick and spanD
Admitted on the part OF her
Within the (such the art OF herb
Heart OF her:
( Till he returned all ragged and all grimy
and a man.
New orleans Times Democrat.
Mary Gordon of lS3 West Clifford street
reports that $50 was stolen from her bed
| room one day this week.
Thomas Hyland was sentenced TO the
farm for nine months by Judge Sweet
land today for vagrancy
Jane Gould Of 1n Silver Spring street re.
ports that A watch. valued at IS, was
stolen from her house this week.
Mrs Hobart ]. King Of 2s5 South Main
street reports the theft of $26 from her
bed room Yesterday afternoon.
William Garvin was fined $50 and costs
I'm the Sixth district court today for the
theft OF a bicycle from some person un-
known.
John Canary and Fred Coughlin. juven.
| lie vagrants, were sentenced 70 the Sock
anosset school during their minority, by
Judge Sweetand. today.
The Loyal Workers will meet at the
Mission of the Coming King, S27 Broad
street. this evening at 7:i5 Miss Jennie
l.. Patt will lead. All are welcome.
Bernard Dowd admitted sufficient evi-
dence I'm the Sixth district court, today
was sentenced to the farm for six months
, for being common drunkard and took
an appeal
Frank Fay and Thomas Furey were
fined 81 and Juvenile costs. each, by Judge
Sweetand, today, for the theft OF a
basket of grapes. valued AT Is cents
| from Samuel Gilmore.
The Rev r. r. Mason Of Brooklyn
| n. Y, will lecture before the Provideccs
! Spiritual society in Columbia hall next
| Sunday afternoon and evening, takins
for his evening subject. the PARALLELS oi
Jesus
William Baker was fined $40 and cost
! In the Sixth district court today for tn
theft OF watch and chain valued at s1s
the property OF Sarah w King. Bake
is a sewing machine agent and stole tn
articles from Mrs. Kings boarding house
Albert Larsen. a young Swede, who ha
been I'm this country but five months anc
who while under arrest for drunkenness
a few nights ago. cut Patrolman ASS
| Burlingame OF the wrist with a chisel
was this morning sentenced to Jail for Il
! days. by Judge Sweetland.
George Brown was before Judge Sweet
! land today for non-support of his wifi,
and three children Brown is a jewelr,
! polsher. His family reside on Wallins
! street. but he has been living elsewhere
| Of late. He pleaded guilty and was place,
| on probation until June 3, 1904
Thomas ]. Murphy OF Bogman stree
got drunk yesterday and last night whel
he essayed TO go out for more booz.
his wife, Catherine, tried TO keep hin
indoors Thomas seized poker and Gu
her face open with IT, Judge SweetlanC
this morning imposed a fine of $40 an,
costs.
Mary McEroy. who keeps a little stor,
at l2S Federal street. reports that tw'
young men called there yesterday. pur
| chased cigarettes and handed her 50 bill
While she was making the change one o
them grabbed the 50 bill. also 81 bill be
longing TO her and ran of I'm compan!
| with the other fellows