The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-03-10
NEWSLETS

Only a word in a kindly tone,
But how II thrilled and cheered!
only n sneer like a feather blown.
But a trusting heart was searedl
only a plank on n deep. wide sea,
But q soul safe haven found:
ONLY a rag from a beggGrs knee,
But a gaping hurt was bound.
Only a bit OF your broken bread
May succor the starving one,
And win a blessing TO crown your head
When all lifes tolls are done.
Only a mocking laugh rang clear,
But II crushed the hopes OF years;
Only a sigh was waited near.
But IL dried the mourner's tears.
only n leaf, but II told OF spring;
only a star. quite alone,
one sped 10 the Fathers throne!
George Bancroft Griffith in La Porte
City Qowe) Press.
Mrs. Joseph Roderick OF Sc Ives street
complains that her hen roost was looted
OF SO worth OF fowls. Tuesday night.
Joseph Novogrosid OF So South Main
street reports a suit Of clothes. valued at
IS. stolen from In front OF his shop, yester-
day noon.
Anna II. Harding of 76 Camp street re-
ports that a feather boa, valued at w.
was recently stolen from the front entry
OF her residence.
Byron A. Potter was fined $50 and costs
in the 9Th district court, today, for the
theft Of clothing. valued at IS. from
Harry Campbell.
Martha Gardiner of % Barclay street re-
ports stolen from her house, recently,
clothing. valued at s20.25. A discharged
servant girl is suspected.
Mrs Nora Sullivan of 80 Schofield street
reports that her hen house was broken in
20 Tuesday night and that three fowls,
valued at s.. were stolen.
An ulster, valued at SIS. was stolen from
the cellar OF the house at 225 Carpenter
street. yesterday. The garment belonged
to Lewis Holley OF 5S1 Niagara street
William Simonds, 13 years old OF ll3
Clifford street. fell on the sidewalk in
front OF the public library, last night and
cut his nose. DR.. Edgar y. Smith OF Is
Greene street, attended him.
Charles Butler. driver for H. Wildwood
Sons, 100 Dyer street, reports stolen from
his wagon when on Thurber's avenue. at
5:4s D. m. yesterday. a quantity OF canned
goods valued at GO cents.
Henry F. Baker Of 30 Potter avenue,
fell while chasing his hat at the corner
OF Prairie avenue and Dudley streets,
last evening. ran against n telegraph
pole and sustained a cut over his right
eye lie was treated at the Rhode ISL
and hospital
Mrs. Maria McCue of $50 Valley street.
| was knocked down a the corner of
! Washington row and Westminster street,
| last evening, by one OF n. l.. Rose and
company's delivery wagons. She sus-
! taned bruises about her head and body
| and was taken home I'm an ambulance.
Rev. r. w. Wilson, Ph. D.. OF New
! Castle. Pa, will give an address this
| evening in the Ruggles Street p. NJ.
| church at s O'Clock. Mr. Wilson was for
| FIVE years pastor I'm Lonsdale and also
| OF the Harris avenue church. and doubt
| less many OF his former parishioners will
| be glad OF this opportunity to hear him
| again.
The annual convention OF the Rhode
Island Free Baptist Young Peoples union
| will be held Tuesday afternoon and even
| ing next, at Roger Williams Free Bap-
| tist church. Important business will be
| transacted. Among the speakers are
Prof Amos r. Wells OF Boston; General
| Secretary Harry s. Meyers OF Hllsdale,
| Mich, and Rev. W. w. Deckard OF
| Arlington.