The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-09
NEWSLETS

I know I'm jest an ordinary. easy -goin'
cuss,
'Bou. like the common run OF mon. no
better an no wvss,
/ can't lay claim TO anything as fur as
looks may go,
An when It comes 10 learning. why. I
don't stand any show.
But thar must be scmethln' more I'm me
than other folks kin see,
Cause I've got little chap at home that
thinks a heap or me.
I've had UPS an downs I'm life, as most
folks have, / guess.
An, take II all In all, l couldn't brag OF
much success
Buc II braces up d feller, an it tickles
him 10 know
Thar's some one that takes stock I'm him.
no matter how things go.
An when get the worst OF It, I'm proud
rs kin be
To know that little chap OF mine still
thinks heap OF me.
To feel his little hand In mine. so trustin
an SO warm
To know he thinks I'm strong enough 10
keep him from all harm,
To see his loyin faith in all that kin say
or do
II sort o. shames a feller, but II makes
him better too.
An go | try to be the man he fancios me
10 he,
Jest cause that llttlo chap OF mine. he
thinks heap OF me.
wouldn't disappoint his trust or any
thing on earth,
or let him know how little jest natully
am worth.
An after all. it's easy up the better road
To climb.
witt a little hand to help you on an
guide you all the time.
An reckon I'm "A better man than what
used to be,
Since I've got little chap AT home that
thinks n heap OF me.
Louisville Courier Journal.
James Mckenna, An idle person. was to-
Gay sent TO the farm for six months by
Judge Sweetland.
Bertha Smith was sent over for one
year by Judge sweetlaud. today. for be-
H.. n common night walker.
Spring Is coming and so are the
tramps. Fifteen Of the hoboes applied at
the Central station for lodgings, last
night.
\ horse belonging 10 r. r. Hathaway &
Sons. stepped into a hole on Trinity
square, yesterday morning and injured ITS
leg.
Edwin Smith OF l7s Alabama street re-
ports stolen from lumber reach left on
a lot on culver street. spring seat val
ued al ST.
The distributing committee Of the Union
f,,.. y1ariat
sent a lot OF reading matter to the Central
police station yesterday
A Young man named Eastou. who es-
capped from the Butler Hospital for the
Insane. yesterday morning. was recap
tured on Westminster street at $40 p. m.
Jemes Johnson, who had been boarding
n 293 Dyer street for nearly a week. and
who was quite Ill., was renewed to tho
Rhode Island hospital. at lo:45 o'clock
this morning.
Della Webb. ~ years old Of II Foster
street. fell while crossing Ship near Clif-
fore street at 9:i0 p. m. yesterday. frac-
turing her right ankle She was sent TO
ths Rhode Island hospital.
Michael Walsh. 5S years old, Of 25s
ChHlkstone avenue, fell on "A sidewalk on
State near Field street, at $50 y. m, yes
terday. fracturing his left leg near the
kre, Dr. Marston sent him 10 the Rhode
Island hospital.
John Murphy, who on March 18Th. 1904,
was placed on probation for non-support.
was brought before Judge Sweetland on
writ or capias. today. and was SEN
tor ced TO the state workhouse for six
months.
An ambulance call was sent to the
Rhode Island hospital at 912 o'clock this
morning because OF a sudden attack uf
Illness that had seized upon Benjamin s,
Grinswold. who was conveyed 60 his
home. CO Peace street
A sneak thief made good haul. yester-
d,ly afternoon az David Labouty's house II
0esler street Gaining access by way OF a
bed room window the interloper obtained
two watches. valued st ISL. and $50 IN
cash. the latter belonging 10 Thomas
Doyle. lodger.
While under the Influence OF liquor. last
night. Francis II. kempton lost
= gold watch. chain and charm. valued At
$40 Leonard W. Williams was srraigncd
for the theft In the 6th district court, to-
dey. He pleaded not guilty and was held