The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-10
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And he was handsome and winning and,
though learned, not otherwise,
And she had hair OF billowed gold and
heavens blue for eyes.
He was spending his last vacation. and he
stayed up there at the house
And he seemed TO like the girl from the
FIRST though she was shy as a
mouse;
But the pair went ishing together (she
lived, you know, by the creek)-
And men are sometimes witching and
women are sometimes weak!
And so IL happened that never a college
vacation passed
Through such delightful byways. nor sped
the days so fast:
And when September came again and he
had 10 say Good by"
There was a tear on the n1aiden's cheek
that would grace an angels eye.
'Ill come. my sylvan sorceress," he said,
as he pressed her hand.
With other hifalutin words that she
couldn't understand;
And j felt as I saw that parting that Fate
once more had frowned
And in the coils OF a treacherous love q
trusting heart had wound.
She waited all through the autumn and
all through the winters Storm,
And all through the April showers and
the May days mild and warm:
But still her lover was absent. He COM
eth not she said:
"Alas! am aweary, aweary. would
that were dead"'
You see he had taught her Tennyson,
and also Pope and Poe
And many another thing OF note that
scholars wife should know:
But still she was sweet and simple and
still she was trusting and true
And still she believed that her Harvard
man would come again 10 WOO
And he came at last-on the rarest day
that ever was born 10 June,
With bachelorhood diploma and a Bos-
ton souvenir spoon
Came back again 20 the neighborhood
he had lived In all his life
And settled down on his fathers farm
and made the girl his wife!
Portland Oregonian.
James J. Poland. Is years old. has been
missing from 80 Lockwood street since
Tuesday evening.
Mollie Douglas, a lewd and wanton ner-
son. was sentenced TO the farm for six
months by Judge Rueckert this morning
Past Regent Clarence Richardson of
Moshassuck council, Royal Arcanum. was
given a gold Jewel by that council Tues
day night.
Tools valued at 81. the property Of AL
bert Follett. were stolen from a shed on
a lot on President avenue. near Elm
grove avenue. Tuesday night.
the Sixth district court today for an as
sault upon Mary White. n little girl. who
had struck Dryers daughter
Bert L. Foster OF Saylesville reports
s25 stolen from his pantaloons pocket
while he was drunk and asleep in n
South Main street saloon yesterday after
noon.
Francisco Iadevaia was held for the
grand jury in $500 by Judge Rueckert to- |
day for an assault with a beer glass upon
Angelo Immi. whose ear was quite Sc
verely cut.
Charles Lindberg OF 90 Main street.
Millbury Mass. reports that three men |
stole s. from him when he was in the |
rear OF Railroad street at 1890 O'Clock |
last night.
Thomas Waters. small boys. were fined 81 |
each by Judge Rueckert this morning for |
entering the Regent avenue schoolhouse |
and stealing two knives. valued at 81 the |
property OF August Olsen.
James A. Pollard was placed on proba-
tion by Judge Rueckert today for non
support. T volney Gay was held in $500 |
for trial next Friday on the same charge |
John Banigan OF Olneyville will be tried |
on that charge tomorrow.
slight accident which occurred 10 the |
locomotive drawing the Merchants Limit !
ed somewhere on the New York division |
due here at 9:oi o'clock last night. caused |
II 10 be an hour and % minutes late II |
also made the Gilt Edge almost an hour
late.
Patrick Lyons. Charles Daily and Ed
ward Fay. young men belonging I'm Ros-
ton. who stole three pairs OF rubber shoes
from n case in front OF the Hope Rub
Der companys store. yesterday afternoon,
were fined SIS and costs each by Judge |
Rueckert today.
John McCabe. % years old. residing at
200 Front street. Woonsocket fell from a
ladder I'm the gallery OF the Imperial
theatre at a.i5 o'clock this morning He
struck on the back OF a seat and sus-
tained severe contusions o. the chest
McCabe was sent TO the Rhode Island
hospital.
Jacob Berger was fined $50 and costs
I'm the Sixth district court today for as
eaulting Joseph Sedelsky. The latter said
something Of disparaglng nature re-
garding Bergers wife. Berger seized
by his whiskers threw him
down and caused lis head 20 strike on
Sedelsky's scalp was cut.
Samuel Mercury alias Serafno Mer-
curco. was arraigned I'm the Sixth dis
trict court today on n warrant alleging
him 20 be n fugitive from Justice. lie
is wanted In Brooklyn for n slight cut
ting ARRAY. Mercury was held I'm 5000
for trial a week from next Tuesday: but
he voluntarily returned 10 NeW-Yark this
afternoon.
why do you call this your cozy cor
ner9' asked tho caller