The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-06

Some weeks ago they swarmed away,
And now they're swarming back,
For lis a great procession pours
Along the homeward track,
Men. women. children, young and old,
Bring 10 an end their trips.
And from the cars are being hurled
Their cases, trunks. and grips.
BY thousands they are coming from
The broad and wave swept coast.
And from the cool and placid lakes
There comes another host.
Then many others come from where
The mountains spread a charm,
And there are some who've dallied 'mong
The pleasures OF the farm.
And now for weeks and weeks 10 come
Wen NAM times be told
Their tales OF strange experience,
And exploits that were bold.
They'll tell us OF their swimming feats,
OF mighty fish they caught,
OF makes they killed. and girls will tell
OF great heart-havoc wrought.
But though at times these tales may bore
BY often being heard.
Wei never check them In their yarns
with one protesting word.
SO much we missed them when away
We've no deAre 10 balk:
Were glad TO see them home again,
And glad 20 hear them talk.
Theodore H. Boice in Pittsburg Dis
patch.
Jerome ]. Gerauld, % years old. has
been missing from 1921 Broad street since
Aug. 25th.
Captain Saunders OF the schooner Che
hagan. lying at the foot Of Dyer street.
reports stolen from alongside that ship
yesterday afternoon n yawl valued at $35.
George W. Stage pleaded not guilty in
Judge Rueckert's court today TO the
charge OF ar assault upon Samuel GRAY
lin and was held in $500 for trial next
Tuesday.
In yesterdays News in the list OF names
Of donors OF floral offerings I'm Memo
riam" of Mr.. ID. A Cook, the name OF
Mrs. Chaplin" should read Mrs. Chaffee,
Hattie w. b." OF this city.
Edward White, a common drunkard and
John Fountain. a vagrant. who had been
on probation. were surrendered by Mr..
Wallace today and Judge Rueckert SEN
fenced them TO the farm for one yea
Patrick Bradley was held for the grand
jury In $1,000 by Judge Rueckert today for
entering in the night time an unfinished
building, the property OF the Home Realty
company. and stealing lead pipe valued at
s..
William McCullum and Edward Nc
Manus were held in $500 each by Judge
Rueckert this morning for trial next
Tuesday for the theft OF a show case and
contents valued at Sc, the property OF
Henry f. Sweetland.
Alonzo Fisher OF seekonk was fned $40
costs in the Sixth District court today
for fast driving on Eddy street yesterday.
He ran into and smashed the mudgear OF
an automobile. Fisher was also fined s.
and costs for drunkenness.
James WEIGH and James Clark, each u
years old. were arraigned in the Sixth
District court today. for the theft OF a
canvas wagon cover, valued at s.. the
property OF the Eagle Brewing company.
Each vas sentenced 10 Jail for thirty
days.
George Kimball, ten. years old, while
playing about the exercising wagon be-
longing 10 Hose company II in a lot at 7C
Public street. yesterday fell and fractured
his left elbow joint and the bone above
the elbow. Drs. Kirby and Harris attend
ed him.
The fine which was yesterday imposed
upon Thomas Mccarthy for assault was
this morning withdrawn by Judge Rueck-
ert and the young man was placed on
probation. This course was taken be.
cause a wife and newly born babe were
depending upon him for support.
Lewis a. Peck OF Maiden. Mass, who
a1afanal g. ~ a., . 1911 a.
so and costs I'm the Sixth District court
today for an assault upon Joseph Taylor,
whom he met on Weybosset street at 2:3t
o'clock this morning. Taylor, who was
a stranger 20 Peck, was struck in the
face n knocked down.
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