The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-15
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j loved a pretty Russian maid,
And didn't care a rap:
should have loved her just the same
il she had been Jap.
Herself and not her race / loved,
And all myself was hers:
She smiled on me. the happiest
OF all her worshlppers.
oh. Lovel oh. Rapture! What a wealth
or Joy / found in this
Ecstatic, sweet. ineffable
lnhnity OF bliss.
Oh. soulful sense Of hearts that throb
In unison divine:
oh. dear poetic dreams that hang
Upon a tender line!
In plaintive. pleading tones she begged
one verse OF love from me;
] vowed ia dedicate 10 her
a world OF poesy
FerGdious wretch broke my VOW
Her name was Slzmsvy-my scatl
The English language could not produce
A word to rhyme with that.
New York Sun.
Isaac winebaum reports go-cart. val
ned at S. stolen from his yard at Rob-
inson street
James Lynch wns fined sl5 and costs.
by Judge sweetland. today, for cruelty TO
4 horse by overdriving.
Sarah W Littell was. today. committed
10 the state hospital for the insane by or
der OF Judge Sweetland.
Joseph hi Paola was held In $500 by
Judge Sweetland. today. for trial next
Friday on the charge OF non-support.
4 black lace sacque. valued AZ SIS was
stolen from a line I'm the back yard Of
Mrs. Walter jerks house, 3sS Friendship
street, recently.
Andrew Anderson OF 3s Gay street In
forms tho police that sA I'm bills was
stolen from his clothing in his house
Wednesday night.
Judge Sweetland fined Charles Berson
s2p and costs. today. for using on his ped
dlers wagon a spring balance scale that
had not been sealed.
Mrs Alice Morrill, OF el Chestnut street
reports that her pocketbook containing
s.. was stolen from her when In a store
Oh Westminster street, yesterday.
sick and homeless, was. at his own re-
quest. arraigned AZ a vagrant. in the 9Th
district court, today. and was sent to the
farm for six months.
Daniel Smith. Joseph Laughey. Earl
Vii OF Murdock Campbell and Randall
linemen. were fined s. and costs
each In the police court, today. for revel-
ling on North Main street last night
The Fourth Baptist church will hold
spccial services every evening next week
except Tuesday when the annual meeting
of tho Mems club will be held. The SER
vices will be conducted by Rev II. w.
Lambert and Rev. n. G. Ray.
Francisco Morrisslo 81 Knight street,
fell from the seat OF his wagon. when at
the corner OF Promenade and Canal
streets at 7:l0 o'clock this morning and
sustained n scalp wound. He was sent to
the Rhode Island hospital.
Kate Craig. white and Alice Hargett.
cciored. were before the 9Th district
court. today, as common night walkers.
The Craig woman was sent to the farm
for nine months: the other one was placed
on probation and sent TO the Sophia Lit
tie Home
Harry Percell. employed by John Stone
Of 20 Stanwood street. who has n lunch
wagon at the corner OF Pine and Rich
n ond street reports that S3D I'm silver
was stolen from the cash drawer, while
he was asleep in the wagon, at 3 o'clock
this morning.
An alarm was given by citizen at 1o:45
o'olock this morning for a grass fire in the
vaid OF a house, IN the rear OF 10 Abbott
Park place. The flames had communicated
to ar old wooden spout. When that was
torn from the side OF the building the fire
came TO an end. Mrs. /. u. Charnley owns
Tie property.
The alarm from box 395 at 5:25 o'clock
tLl5 morning was for a fire I'm n three
story wooden building. at 175 Gladstone
avenue, owned by Simeon Sabovitz The
h~c started I'm an attic room in Peter Co
hens tenement, burning through TO the
roof and causing damage 10 the extent OF
300. Cause unknown.
Narnum Steere, undertaken at Pascoag. !
tciephoned to Chief Matthews, this morn
Ing, that he had heen given the custody
D; the body OF Eugene Withey. who died
In q saloon I'm that village, yesterday. Mr..
stoere says that Withey has a wife and
daughter residing in this city. and son
who works for tho Consolidated railroad.
The address or the relatives is desiSsd.
The East side Praying band will hold
revival service at the Pentecostal and
pelping Hand mission. ~ Hartford ave-
nuc. Olneyville. sunday evening Mt 7
clock Rev Edwin s. Gould former pas
tor OF the Richmond Street Free Congre-
sttonal church will have charge of the
meeting. George w. Lewis. the gospel
singer, will sing The public Is cordially