The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-11-17
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The leaves are slowly falling from the
tree
And winters grim. relentless form see
(Be still. my soul; do nothing rash. my
A somber something courses through my
And blinds me, as It were with heavy
chains
And fills me. so 10 speak. with nameless
pains
Come. come, my soul; control yourself.
my souD.
| almost yell from weariness OF heart
pray, cease. my soul; don't thrash
around my souO;
As through the branches blows the chilli
Ing breeze
think up lots OF striking SMILES
That hinge on poor humanity and trees
(Be calm my soul; this will not do.
my souD
Q'm proud OF thaD. And Yet my friends
all say
Endure, my soul; for such are friends.
my souD
I'VE do not care If YOU enjoyment find
In gloomy thoughts. Of most funersal
kind
But why the blazes tell your state OF
mind?'
Correct. my soul; let's cut It out, my
souD.
Thomas r. Ybarra In New York Sun.
Patrick Daley was today placed on
probation until June a. 1905 by Judge
Sweetland for non-support
Bridget Doyle OF 1sl Bay street reports
her room entered yesterday by use OF
duplicate key Property. valued at 80.
was taken.
Hose and Hook and Ladder 2 re-
sponded 10 a still alarm AT 5:s5 p. m
yesterday for a chimney Are at ll07 West
minister street. No damage
THE Frovtdence woman'S Christian
Temperance union will meet in the small
hall OF the Young Mems Christian asso-
citation tomorrow afternoon at o'clock
Board meeting at o'clock.
shed in the yard OF the Textile Fin
ishing Machine companys plant at ass
Harris avenue was broken into Tuesday
night and a lot OF new metal castings
valued at S32.42. were stolen.
Anna Mabel Blackwell. four months old.
daughter OF James and Sarah Blackwell.
eolored, died suddenly at their home 8
Angle street yesterday afternoon Medical
Examiner Pssram was called
Laura crAaser OF "a Addie street reports
that a young woman lodger disappeared
from that place yesterday morning.
simultaneously Sc in cash and a breast
pin vanished from the house.
Edmond coushe. who rooms st $50 Pine
street. reports that Q poeketbook contain
ing $3.50 was stolen from his room Tues
day night. Mary Msnnix. who also rooms
there. lost 1886 the same night.
Herbert Farrell. ~ years old, pleaded
not guil~s in the Sixth district Juvenile
court today 40 the charge of stealing
bicycle. valued at $40. from John A. Nor
ton, and was held in 800 for trial next
Tuesday.
Jennie Travers, ~ years old. residing at
81 Chestnut street. fell while attempting
To board q Cranston street car on West
minister street az 500 O'clock last night.
Her right leg was hurt slightly. An
ambulance took her home.
Walter walr 81 years old residing at
e Randall street and employed at Car
penter's foundry on West Exchange
street fell while at work this morning
suffering the fracture OF his left leg. He
was sent 10 the Rhode Island hospital.
Leroy Bush OF $50 North Main street
reports that his overcoat, valued at SIS.
In the pocket OF which was a silver
backed hair brush and comb. valued at
81. was stolen from his buggy while the
latter was standing on South Main near
Crawford street at IL 30 o'clock this morn
ing.
Mr.. Maxwell Cowan and Miss Lula
Kiernan. the former residing at 81 Hope.
and the latter on East Transit, near Hope
street, both employed IN a Weybosset
street store we're quietly married last
Monday afternoon and went to New
York for their honeymoon, from which
city they sent word to their parents and
friends Of their marriage.