The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-22

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| sometimes think OF youthful days, those
happy days OF long ago,
When | went swimming in the spring
when IT was far too cold 10 go.
And coming home. my dampened hair
would tell tale To bring me woe,
When father used lath on me, but
mother used the arnica.
/ often think Of happy days. when
would break the iron rule,
And in the spring I'd run away 10 fish all
day I'm some fine pool.
And later on my parents learned that /
had not been near the school.
Then father used the lath on me. but
mother used the arnica.
I sometimes think OF joyous days that
now are past beyond recall
When played hockey with the gang and
went 10 watch a game OF ball.
And teacher sent a note down home and
told my parents-that was all.
And father used lath on me, but moth
er used the arnica-
I sometimes think OF olden days. and,
thinking, sigh for them in vain,
When life was full OF joyousness and
hope could sing so sweet a strain.
And how long for those old days. those
days OF boyhood. back again.
mother used the arnica.
Washington Times.
Patrick Rourke was fined $40 and costs
In the Sixth district court. today, for an
assault upon Giuseppe Masello.
James O. Moore. colored was placed on
probation today, by Judge Rueckert
Moore had threatened to kill Lillian, his
wife.
Hose is extinguished a rubbish fire on a
vacant lot at 344 Branch avenue, yester-
day afternoon. A fence was considerably
damaged
Mary Gallagher was held in 5000, by
Judge Rueckert, this morning. for trial
until Friday on the charge OF keeping
a grog shop.
reports that his watch valued at SIS was
stolen from his room at l49 Friendship
street, yesterday.
Henry Heitan was fined so and costs in
the 9th district court today, for the theft
of valise. valued at $40. the property OF
Alexander T. Anderson.
Florence Johnson. colored. was held In
$500, by Judge Rueckert this morning
for trial next Friday, on the charge of
beinG a common night walker.
Box "a was pulled at 4:3o p. m. yesterday
for slight fire at 72 Elm street. rubbish,
piled up against an empty house was by
some unknown cause ignited; doing dam
age TO the extent of 800.
Joseph Rogers who escaped rom the
state farm yesterday morning, was pur-
sued by officer Bunker and recaptured af-
ter n long run. Edward Logee also ran
away yesterday and was picked up at
Knightsville.
Antonio Sirabo. 20 years old, Of rs Has
san street fell from a carpenters stage at
the corner OF Maryland and Highland
avenues. Washington Park. yesterday af-
ternoon. He sustained a scalp wound and
was taken to the Rhode Island hospital
John Fitzgerald, who drives one OF Jo-
seph McCormick's coal wagons. while un-
der the influence OF liquor. yesterday al
ternoon guided his horses so badly when
on Charles street that no broke a wheel OF
walford Plante's express. Fitzgerald was
locked up for drunkenness.
John Flynn, II: Walter Rely. II. and
John Mahar and John Cramer each
years old: were fined Sc each. and Thomas
Cassidy was placed on probation, by
Judge Rueckert, this morning. The boys
pleaded guilty to the charge OF stealing
rags valued at SIS from Simon Klein.
Bridget Radigan was arraigned in the
Sixth district court, today for an assault
upon Mary Fogarty. The women nre
neighbors. and reside on Oak street They
had n quarrel, In the course OF which
Mrs Radigan spnt twice in Mrs. Foo
rnrty's face. The case was disposed of