The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-03
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And left a handkerchief there.
For this sweet little maiden was minus
pocket.
And even a chain for her hanky TO lock
IL;
so wherever she went. like the trail OF
rocket.
She left handkerchief there.
II she went TO the park for a stroll about
dark.
She left a handkerchief there:
And cen at prayer meeting. she left as
her greeting
A dear little handkerchief there.
oh, her trail, IL was strewn. as buds are
dew-beaded,
she needed.
For wherever she went, she always sue
ceeded
In leaving a handkerchief there.
She died. as we must. and over her dust
Though she'd left handkerchief
there
Her parents both wept for the maiden
who slept
They wept I'm their handkerchief there.
And ''oh." cried her mother. II know !
shall find her:
She's certain TO leave me one little re-
minder;
All the way through the mist Will ma
them behind her.
The handkerchiefs she has left there
oh matdens. dear maidens. just keep on
a-dropptng
Your handkerchiefs ever in calling or
shopping.
Like seeds that you're sowing for reaping
OF cropping.
Mayhep In the future we'll know where
you're stopping
Ketchiefs that
You leave there.
Sunset Magazine.
John Smith, a sturdy beggar. was sent
to the farm for six months by Judge
6weetland today.
stephen snead. colored. was fined 81 and
costs BY Judge sweetland today for play
ing craps on Sunday.
Daniel Sullivan was fined IS and costs
In the sixth district court today for
throwing glass into Dorrance street
Charles T. Mohr was mulcted In $40 and
costs in the Sixth district court WIS morn
ing, for harboring an unlicensed dog
Pasouale Iacubucci was fined - ana
Juvenile costs by Judge Sweetland today
for the rheft OF two barrow wheels from
william Appleton.
John Harrison. 70 years OLD was
arra,sned In the Sixth district court today
on the charge of vagrancy lie got
sentence OF six months at the farm.
Patrick Mcguire who has no home. was
taken suddenly III In liquor saloon on
| South Main street at $40 O'Clock yes
| teriay afternoon. He was removed to
the Rhode Island hospital.
pair OF uniform pantaloons, belonging
| to the state OF Rhode Island, two baseball
| shirts and some underwear, all or the
value Of 81, we're stolen from Mrs.
Thomas whitesidcs yard. 10 Black street,
yesterday.
Mr.. w B. Ashley Of 20 Greene street,
| this city. is sotourning at his summer
place in Highfields, a suburb OF Fall
| River. MT William Ward. we'll known
pianist of Providence, Ia Mr. Ashley s
guest for a week or two.
Victoria Gaudette, who resides IN Woon-
socket, reports that she stored some fur
n.ture IN the attic at 81 Acorn street nine
months ago When she Inspected her
|
about SIS worth OF goods had been stolen.
John Mclaughlin and Jacob Graviin,
Vincent Brown and Thomas Brown. were
before the Sixth district court today for
the theft OF two bottles. valued at 10
| cents from the Nickie Tone Manufac-
turing company They were fined 0 each
George Bailey, a full grown MAN.
angered because OF something some small
boys said to him as he was passing
Hopkins park last evening threw a stone
at a group Of children, causing severe
bruise upon the ankle OF Nellie Aibasena-
Judge swsetland today sentenced him
to jail for 80 days.
Jacob Jones, II years old. colored. was
rned so and Juvenile costs by Judge
Sweetland today on each OF two com
plants, which, were II not for his tender
years. would have got him into very
serious trouble. He held UP and robbed
Bennie Kline OF Si.4s. and later played
the same game upon Alexander Port, an
other nswsboy. from whom he took q
cents. John Mclaughlin, IL years old. who
shared in the proceeds OF the hold-ups
was also fined $40 and Juvenile costs.
Jones r. good for IA weeks at the reform
school and MCLAUGHLIN for seven weeks