The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-21
NEWSLETS

OH sweet baby face at the window,
Oh dear little girl at the gate
You are learning Lifes hardest lesson,
The lesson OF learning 10 wait
And minutes seem hours in passing,
While the hours are cons OF time,
The clocks hands stand still while we
watch them.
The bells have forgotten 10 chime.
Brave youth at the portal OF manhood,
Fair maiden at womanhood's door.
Are waiting I'm breathless impatience,
The gifts that gods hold in store
While manhood is ardently waiting
The crown OF his victories won,
Reward for his glorious achievements,
And rest after toiling is done.
From morning OF life until evening,
We wait with what patience we may.
For the blessings OF life as we see them,
And love that has wandered away.
And when sunset fades into the twi-
light
We linger awhile at the gate.
Tired faces turned wistfully upward.
For passing and promise still wait.
Irene Pomeroy Shields in the House
keeper.
Joseph Murphy was held in $500 by
Judge Kueckert today for trial next Tues
day on the charge OF non-support.
Patrolman George Irwin OF Station :
Is under suspension on the charge OF
neglecting 10 properly cover his beat
Two pairs OF yhoes, valued at IS. were
stolen from the Merit Shoe company's
store. 220 Wes minister street. yesterday.
Katherine -.afferty was held in 5000 by
Judge Rueckert today for trial next week.
Tuesday, on the charge Of being a railer
Peter Callahan was fined SIS and costs
by Judge I,ueckert today for defacing a
building TO the extent OF SO, the property
OF Albert O. Coats.
Arthur Maille OF $40 Dexter street was
bitten on his left hip by a bulldog when
on Potter avenue. near Melrose street, at
5:l5 p. m. yesterday
Silayman g. Zilfos store at 979 Westmin-
ster street was broken into last night and
so in money and tobacco and cigarettes
valued at slS.72 taken.
Cora Sweet, Is years old, OF B Bassett
street, sprained her left ankle as she was
alighting from a car on Weybosset street
last evening. Friends assisted her home.
Isaac s. Adelman OF 25l Willard ave-
nue. reports stolen from his wagon, when
at the corner of Gano and East Transit
streets, last evening, six pairs OF shoes
valued at sl2
A pair OF horses harnessed 10 an Earle
e. Prev express wagon, driven by War
rem J. Malone. ran away on Promenade
street at 615 p. m. yesterday. damaging
one OF Burke brothers wagons slightly.
Edward Golden and Solomon Lozovetsky
were fined $40 and costs each by Judge
Rueckert today for cruelty to a horse.
They appealed. Thomas F. O'Rourke
was held in $500 for trial on the same
charge next week Friday
Antonio Venettna was fined $40 and costs
by Judge Rueckert today for the theft OF
potatoes valued at 30 cents from the New
York. New Haven and Hartford Railroad
company. the same being the property OF
william r. Ward and others
Patrolman Blessing Of the Fifth station
gave chase 10 three suspiciously acting
men on Westminster. near Stewart street
at 1915 o'clock this morning. They threw
away package. which was found 10 con-
tain tobacco and cigarettes. The prop
erty awaits a claimant at the station.
Hugh slavin was brought In from the
county Jail today and arraigned before
Judge Rueckert on tho charge OF driving
off a horse and buggy belonging 10 Her
bert w. clark He was held In $500 for
trial next week Friday. He had just
served a sentence for cruelty 10 the same
animal. having overdrlven IL.