The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-06
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A soldier OF the Powers was on picket in
Algiers
cor China-any place you choose that
finds a rhyme for tears).
The battle had been bloody, and the rival
allies lay
On CORY blades. preparing for another
one next day.
A ngure from the darkness crept-a ngure
stern and grim,
Approached the watchful picket where ne
stood. and spoke to hint
'I pray you bear this message TO the
Powers. where they lie.
For I'm The Hague Tribunal, ana I've
come TO say good-by.
GIVE my regards to Nicholas, and tell
him as went
I left him this delightful scheme Tor
World Disarmament
My palace at The Hague, give that TO
william: / suggest
He nj It up with nurses, and let bullets do
the rest
oh. Soldier, please remember me with
kindness TO each one.
And tell them that you saw me. and that
was on the run,
For I've packed my bag and baggage ana
shipped all my household goods.
ing TO the woods.
pray. Soldier drop tear for me- ana
bless me ere l go.
I tried to take your job away, but you'll
forgive, / know,
Men petted me and cherished ne ana
cried me for boon,
But now I see that was born century
too soon:
We part and may not meet again; bid
you my farewell.
And when again you see the Powers, soi-
dier, you may tell
Tell Them" his voice was broken, and
he smothered a great sob,
Just tell them when you saw me l was
looking for tob!''
New York Times.
A locker was broken open at the Nara
gansett Boat Club house Saturday. ana
sl4 in change taken.
Frederick Bowen and Kate Shea were
fined SO and costs each In the 6th district
court today. for improper conduct.
August Molin ana Mary McGarry were
committed TO the state hospital for the In
sane. today, by order OF Judge Sweetland.
Alexander Pettis OF North Providence
Judge -Sweetiand,- today. for non-support.
Richard Smiths saloon at 50 Eddy
street was broken into, last night, by
way OF a rear window. Cigars, valued at
y25 and 50 pennies, were taken.
Charles Ball. OF 17s Hamilton street. re-
ports that $40 was picked from his pocket
while he was standing in front Of the city
hall, last night.
Patrick McCabe was fined 50 and costs
by Judge sweetland, today. for the theft
of a shirt, valued at 40 cents. from a
weybosset street store, Saturday.
A rear window OF EuSenia Coffin $
house at "a Point street, was broken yes
terday and property. valued at SOS,
taken.
Kate Glitch, who keeps store at ss7
Eddy street, reports that bag containing
81 was stolen from behind her counter
Saturday.
Harlan A. Hemenway was held for the
grand jury In $500, by Judge Sweetland,
today, for the embezzlement OF $40 from
Harry l.. Mitchell.
William Elovitz informs the police tina t
some miscreant entered his barn, rear Of
So ormsbee avenue. Sunday and cut the
back of his horse In three places.
Bridget Keefe. common drunkand.
who had failed to appreciate the favor of
probation, WAS surrendered 10 Miss
Dennehy today. and Judge Sweetland
gave her n nine months sentence at the
farm.
Samuel Selo. colored. while drunk, yes
terday entered Susie Robinson's tene-
ment. made an Improper proposal TO her
and then slapped her face. THIS morning
Judge Sweetland gave him a sentence OF
Is days In jail.
Forest @. Wilcox of 2eo Warren avenue
liams park. last night leaving his buggy
near the curbing. An auto owned by 8.
L. Tillingnaet, bumped into and broke
one wheel Of HE bffBY
Among the saloon passengers on the
steamship Republic of the White Star
line which arrived In Boston from Liver
pool, Friday last, were Mr.. and Mrs.
Gardner Cornett Of this city, who went
abroad April on the Romani Of the same
line. going to Naples.
william Leffort OF Utica, who is stopping
at II Messer street, fell from the running
board of a car, at the corner OF West
minister and Aborn streets, at s:15 O'Clock
last night He was sent TO the Rhode
Island hospital, where n cut on his head
was dressed.
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