The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-24
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Years have passed. but still hear them.
Mothers words, There never mind"
Time serves only TO endear them
To me as Il flies. find
Mothers gone. but still often
Find myself when troubles nigh.
Half expecting her to soften
IL as in the days gone by.
Years, but still see her rocking,
Holding me upon her breast,
Both her arms about mo locking,
Setting all my fears at rest.
Years, but still hear her telling
Me in voice so low and kind.
While my tears are swiftly yelling.
Soothing like, There, never mind
All my boyish troubles vanished
When she spoke those words 10 me,
All my tears were quickly banished.
Soon I slumbered peacefully.
Oft I wish when woes beset me,
And grim worries now | find,
That old Father Time would let me
Hear her say. There. never mind"
Kansas City Star
James McGovern, an idle person, was
sent to the farm for six months by Judge
Sweetland today
Edward c. Smith reports stolen from
the back OF his shop at l36 Rhodes street
two barrels. valued at 81 each.
Conrad Barker, a common drunkard.
went over from the Sixth district court
for nine months this morning.
Edwin Bucklin. 20 years old who has
no home and won't work was today
committed TO the state workhouse for
six months by order OF Judge Sweetland.
Michael Kenny. John williams Michael
Carr. Thomas Kenny and John Trainor
were fined IS and costs each by Judge
sweetland today for playing cards, Sun
day.
Patrick Roach and Edward J. Doyle
got six months each, and John McVey
nine months nj the farm today for beg
ging They were before Judge Sweet
| land.
William Wolton and William O'Mara.
| alias Ford were fined $50 and costs each
F, in the Sixth district court today for the
theft Of a wrench valued at IS cents, the
property OF Alfred Bedard.
The alarm from box S4 at 1920 o'clock
! this morning was for fire in a clothes
! press I'm the house az 1863 Wendell street.
| owned and occupied by James Burns.
Damage $500; cause of fire. unknown.
| Mary Mcdonald. - years old. OF AZ
| Seymour street, fell while alighting from
| a car al the corner of Dorrance and West
minister streets last evening and cut her
right knee.
Joseph Mccoy OF Is Taunton avenue
| Taunton. reports that while he was asleer
| In lodging house on North Main street
| Sunday morning. somebody stole S.5'
from his pocket.
Fred Prout who obtained three rings
valued at S.. from Henry l.. Knight or
the supposition that he had a customer
for them. and who sold the same and
appropriated the money TO his own use
was bound over 10 the grand jury In $50
by Judge Sweetland today.
A blind horse attached to an express
wagon owned by Thayer and company, II
Pine street. walked overheard from the
verley line dock. India street, at 7:3C
o'clock this morning. The animal was
rescued without sustaining any injury.
Annie Mcdonald. 10. and Mamie Brett
Fl years OLD who ran away from thei
home In Manville Sunday morning were
found on Summer street at 1880 O'Clock
this morning by Patrolman A. w. Roch-
ford and were taken to the Central sta
tlon to await the arrival OF their parents
Sylvester Minicci Pasauale Meluco
Raffaele Rosica, Fred Mercurio, Pietrc
Granferacceo, Antonio Pisco and Rosindo
De Fusco, all small boys. were held In
800 each by Judge Sweetland today fol
trial on Nov. LIST for breaking and enter
ing Paul Picozzi's store and stealing two
bottles and contents, valued at 20 cents
Richard w. Cherry and Joseph Cox,
Ia years old were today sentenced 10
the reform school during their minority.
by Judge Sweetland. for the theft OF a
hen valued at 80 cents. the property of
Walter p. Stinchheld. Joseph Afflick.
who was implicated with the other boys.
was placed on probation until June -,