The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-27
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Where. oh. where IS the little boy
With the angel face and tho fluffy haid.
The child who met me with shouts OF JOY
When the day was done and | turned
from care?
he is gone. he il gone. the beautiful child
Who used TO Chamber upon my knee
Ard softly say az he sweetly smiled;
Please. papa now tell a tory 10 me-
The light still CLEANS I'm tho window when
| journey home. at the close OF day.
Weary from striving with eager men
And laboring much for a little pay;
But the sweot-faccd babe who at the door
Stood ready 10 greet me with shouts OF
10Y
Is waiting TO hear my step no moro
An. where IS my innocent little boy?
II.
Behold. out there where the turf is torn,
\ score of giants who slug and slam,
And each OF them as a babe was born
As innocent as a little lamb!
Each OF the brawny ones gouging there
May oncc have sat on his fathers knee
And gladdened a heart that was torn by
care.
Az my little one used to gladden. me.
An. where Is the child with the angel face
And tho gentle voice and the wee, soft
hands?
Behold him there. as ne takes his place
And eagerly and half-crouching stands
lie has broken another mans leg today,
His shins are barkcd and the've skinned
his brow.
My sweet little boy has been taken away.
lie IS getting his name I'm tho papers
From tho Chicago Record-Herald.
Fred e. Stewart. p years old. has been
missing from 22 Wickenden street since
Friday.
a coat and vest valued az $40 was stolen
from Edward Cirk's room, 60 Sabin street.
yesterday.
Joseph Kings saloon at 6n Westmin-
ster street was broken into last night and
$3.50 taken from the cash register.
John Rothc was lined 500 and costs I'm
the Sixth District court today for an as
sault upon John Then, his stepfather.
Amelia NJ. Hilton's grocery store. II
Ocean street. was broke into last night
and 81 was taken from the cash drawer.
James Grammas' lunch room. Provi-
dence street. was broker into Saturday
night, and property of the value OF $3.50
stolen.
Frank Sullivan was fined So and costs
In the Sixth District court today for play
Ing craps Sunday. Francis Murphy, a
5HFeRile,-wss fined IS.
An unsuccessful attempt was made last
night TO break into John Mccormick
liquor saloon OF Z West River street by
tearing Off a screen from a rear window.
Henry Penno was filed SIS and costs in
the Sixth District court today for the
theft OF cloth valued at 20 cents. the prop
erty OF the United States Finishing COM
pany.
Asa Pearce was this morning placed on
probation for non support by Judge
Rueckert. William Minter, colored, was
also placed on probation for the same
laches.
James +. Malone. II years old. of SOS
Washington street, while at work at 532
Washington street Saturday. was struck
on the head by a falling shelf and slight-
~ hurt.
,Patrolman +. L. Blake recovered a
horse and Buggy last night, which be-
longed to Joseph Mccormick of East
Providence. 1t was stolen from Mathew
'Ni wv 1hAeihh AiShAs
Frank Hudson was hned $50 and costs
by Judge Rueckcrt today for stealing a
manhole rail guard. the property OF the
Providence Telephone company. II was
valued at s. and Hudson sold II for l.
cents.
A man and woman whose names were
not ascertained were thrown from a
buggy at Norwood yesterday afternoon,
by reason OF the horse becoming fright
ened and running away. They were not
hurt. The buggy was slightly damaged.
Kate Mccormick. an old rounder. was
sentenced TO the farm for one year for be-
ing a common night walker. by Judge
Rucckert this morning. Annie Lucas got
one year. Mary Ford six months and
Bridget kcefe six months on each of
two complaints for being common drunk
ards.
Ray Congdon, nine years old, residing
at 53l Dexter street. while riding his
bicycle on Potter's avenue Saturday even
ing. was run into by a horse and wagon
driven by Patrick o'Brien Of ] SMadi-
son street. The bike was demolished and
the boy slightly injured.
Mrs. Annie T.. Henry. 60 years old, died
suddenly ~ heart failure at Sc Fountain
street. at 3 o'clock this morning. She had
been IN with a severe cold for about a
week. Medical Examiner Perkins CAV "a
permit for burial and Undertakes Chase
took charge OF the body. Mrs. Henry's
brother, n resident OF Newport. was noti-
hcd and Will arrange FOR tho burial.
William McGulrk. l6 years old. was be-
fore the Sixth District court today on
three charges Of theft OF jugs and con-
tents from Nicola Corica. the property OF
Henry Mardolieo from Dominick Peltine
and from Achille Guirclo. the property
Of Dominica Pcltine. The Jugs were taken
from wagons while on Spruce street. re-
Gently. William was placed on probation.
one thousand men and women gathered
near the Soldiers and Sailors monument
in Exchange place yesterday afternoon to
take part In the open air gospel service
conducted by a + Nining At the morn
ing service a thrprg OF worshippers was
also present Addresses were made and
hymns ~ praise were sung Weather per-
hitting MONDAY meetings will ac held this
week. IL f. expected that addresses will