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on dainty little maiden. with your dainty
shirt waist charming.
So fresh and crisp with frillness in
most exquisite laundering,
Although our adoration's great, there's
something quite alarming
About your present makeup, too, that
keeps our glance from wandering.
Thus. as we stroll along the street in
mood that's calm and pensive.
When you appear we turn our gaze up
on you most admiringly.
And then. though you don't know II,
something makes us apprehensive,
And bids us fix n startled look upon you
most inquiringly.
Though lifes experience has taught this
is a world OF chances,
And that adventures one must face are
manifold and various.
We are Impressed by this years styles,
from even passing glances,
That certain incidentals are unusually
precarious.
For as we gaze upon you in the costume
that's so charming,
We feel a thrill that penetrates cen
hearts oerlaid with callouses,
Because of-you will pardon US. but really
It's alarming
The very careless way in which you're
this year wearing galluses
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Michael Ford, n common drunkard, was
today sent over for a year by Judge
Rueckert.
George Fisher was fined SIS and costs in
the Sixth district court today for playing
craps Sunday.
Michael Campbell, alias John Riley, was
fined $40 and costs in the Sixth district
court today for shoplifting.
George Murphy was held in $500 by
Judge Rueckert today for trial Friday for
an assault upon Julia Griffn.
Giovanni vucci was held in 800 by
Judge Rueckert today for trial Friday
on the charge Of non support
Cornelius Sullivan was sentenced TO the
farm for six months by Judge Rueckert
today upon the charge OF non support He
took an appeal.
Daniel O'Marra was fined S. and tuven-
He-eests by Judge -RHeekeft- to-day for
breaking glass valued at 81 in a building
belonging 10 James r. West.
Mugrdich Boyajian's grocery store, 276
Fountain street. was broken into last
evening. A few cans Of condensed milk
were stolen. Small boys did the trick.
James Hackett was fined IS and costs
In the Sixth district court this morning
for the theft Of pair OF pantaloons valued
at 81. the properly OF Thomas j. Hidden.
The East Side Praying band will hold
revival service at the Pentecostal and
Helping Hand mission. 40 Hartford ave
nue. Olneyville, next Sunday evening at
Rose Msguire's grocery store 1o4s
Westminster street. was entered by way
Of a rear window last night, cigars valued
At s1.50 and 81 worth Of pennies were
taken.
The Bailey Camp Meeting association
will meet next Tuesday evening at s
o'clock at the Pentecostal and Helping
Hand mission, 40 Hartford avenue. Oh
NEVILLE.
Kate McGauthland Of so Huntington
car while II was I'm motion at the corner
Of Dorance and Fulton streets at IL o'clock
last night, sustaining a scalp wound
I o'clock Augustus Cameron Of the
Richmond Street Free Congregat ational
church will have charge of the meeting
George w. Lewis. the gospel singer, will
sing The public is cordially invited
Jeremiah oNein and Charles O'Brien,
hoboes. stole a valise from in front OF
Besse. Booker & Co.'S store Saturday
night They were fined 500 and costs in
the Sixth district court today.
Chin Hong. Moy wah. Moy Wong and
Ching Gee. who were gathered in from
an Empire street tenement yesterday were
fined s5 and costs each In the Sixth uis .
trict court today for playing dominoes
Sunday.
Colin c. Hayes. 15 years old. residing
at 33l Lockwood street. was bitten by a
bulldog when in front Of so Summer street
last evening. The boy endeavored 10 pat
the dog upon its head and was bitten upon
his arm.
There will be grand times az the camp
meeting next Friday evening AZ "Shang"
Bailey's. when hundreds will gather under
canvasss 10 hear Mr.. Bailey tell again
OF his conversion Come one. come all.
and bring others with you. Danieson
electrics TO the grounds for Is cents.
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