The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-26
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He loved her. with his brave young heart,
When Iffes fair morn was new;'
And. when misfortune hurled It's dart,
Ills love was still more true
lie loved her with n love intense.
When all looked bright before:
Z And. when lifes path with mists grew
dense,
He loved her all the more.
He loved her I'm his strength and might,
In truth and not in name;
And. when his hair with age was white.
lie loved her just the same.
And. as the chilling touch OF death
Closed up his hearts warm stream,
His love. cen with his latest breath.
For her was still supreme.
Exchange.
Daniel Daily. a common drunkard. was
placed on probation by Judge Rueckert
yesterday.
John Flood. a vagtant. was held in 5000
ny Judge Rueckert. yesterday for trial
next Friday.
Walter Bassett was held in $500. by
Judge Rueckert. yesterday, for trial next
Friday, on the charge of non-support
John Burns was given six months at
the farm by Judge Rueckert today for
non-support of his wife and children.
W. @. Blanding's house. l57 Waterman
street at 10 a. m. yesterday; no dam
age.
The alarm from box 452 AT 10 o'clock this
morning was for fire in house on Pres
ton street. A Christmas tree went up in
smoke.
Maria PadeNord colored. OF PeterSburgN
Va, was committed 10 the state Ho~pital
for the Insane today by order Of Judge
Rueckert.
John Burns was sentenced 70 the state
work house for six months ny Judge
Rueckert today on the charge Of being
a common drunkard
John Tracey was held in 1900 In the 9Th
district court, yesterday for trial Friday
for breaking and entering the shop of
Michael A. Dempsey.
William F. German OF II Friend street
Taunton. was relieved OF Sc in cash and
mileage book. valued at $50. while in tho
Victor hotel, Saturday.
Ralph Mosher's lunch cart. on thu
Crawford street bridge was broken into
early Monday morning, and tobacco val
ued at 1915 was stolen.
Box s42 was pulled at $40 p. m. Sunday
for fire in John Rays tenement at 10
Warmers lane. A lamp set fire to n
lounge; damage slight
Martin 5. Birmingham was fined SIS and
costs In the 9Th district court yesterday,
for stealing knives and folks, valued at
s15 from Michael Lenahan.
John Kennedy was held in 500 by Judge
Rueckert this morning for trial next Fri
day on the charge OF stealing n fur boa
valued at sl4, from Charles Norton.
Michael J. Hanley OF 34S Bedford street,
Fall River, reports that his watch. val
ued at s12. was stolen from him while In
a saloon on Canal street Saturday night.
Fred w. Simpson OF 1s BeaI street. Win
throp Mass, reports that his sack Goa
valued at 50 was stolen from q train
which came In from Boston at S52 yes
terday morning.
Forrest Peck. n wee bit OF n boy. about
as big as pint measure was placed on
"
for an assault with snow ball upon
Mendel Zawatsky.
James McCaffrey, Is years old, residing
at lS Willard avenue. fell when in front
OF his house last night breaking his right
leg above the knee. lie was sent to the
Rhode Island hospital.
BENJAMIN Butler reports that his store
AT 81 South Main street was entered.
Sunday evening. Clothing and two extern
sion bags. nil OF the value or $3.50. WAS
taken. The break was effected by way Of
rear window.
The members OF engine company Is at
the sUnc' or OF Broad and Rugby streets
received donations OF pipes. cigars and to-
bacco from Edmund c. Longfellow and
Thomas n Early and remembrances
from Jack Angilly
The complaint against Saliva tore Vallam
for having had carnal knowledge OF /
Mamie Connery. six years old. which was /
to have been tried In the Sixth District /
court today was. by request of counsel, |
carried over for one week
Harry Baker was held in $500 on each of /
two complaints OF assault. by Judge /
Rueckert. yesterday for trial next FRI /
day. II is alleged that he assaulted Mrs. |
A. Murphy and her son, James.
at their home on Julian street.
David Williams was bound over TO the
grand Jury in $500 by Judge Rueckert.
yesterday. for an-asault upon John Smith.
The latter is an old man and Williams is
part proprietor OF lodging house on So.
Main street. The two had quarrel which |
wound up when Williams laid open
Smiths head with a piece OF lead pipe
Smith was sent TO the Rhode Island hos