The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-06
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NEWSIE'lS
Upon the porch deep fell the twilight
shade
While yet the crescent fingered in the
sky:
We asked for song-one took the flute and
Good bye, sweetheart good-bye!"
And as the music sent soft appeal
To fountains OF the soul long fancied
dry,
We lightly fegned as though we did not
"Good-by. sweetheart good-bye!'
The soft notes yearned: up rose the van
ished years
The pleading lips we left without sigh;
But still the darkness hid the rising
tears
Goodbye sweetheart, good-bye"
While women's laughter veiled the silent
pain
The player ceased. and laid the rapt
oh. love-lost love, must we forever
feign?
Goodbye, sweetheart good-bye!"
New York Mail
James Savage was fined s. and costs
in the Sixth District court today for
playing craps Sunday
Nellie STANLEY of 43 Veazie street, re-
ports clothlrg valued at s. 25 stolen from
n line in her yard last night
Catherine Meehan was committed to
by order of Judge Rueckert.
Harry Rosebaum OF Boston. for being
an idle person. was given six months at
the farm, by Judge Rueckert this morn
ing.
James Raney was arraigned in the
Sixth District court today on the charge
OF non-support He was sent TO the farm
for six months.
Joseph A. Rabb OF IS Mathewson street
reports his canvas extension bag con-
tanning $3.50 was stolen from 10 North
Main street, Monday evening.
Antonio Capomacchio's store window
AZ iis ElH4~eea- ateht+e- WIS forced open
at o'clock this omrning. A pair OF
shoes valued at 50 was stolen.
Thomas McWillams OF ia oxford street
reports that his horse and buggy were
stolen from the corner OF Garnett and
Pine streets at 6:45 o'clock last evening
Frank II. Miles office in the rear OF
11l7 Westminster street. was entered Mon
day night by forcing a rear door. Tools,
paint and brushes valued at s6 were
stolen
The alarm from box s. at 1918 o'clock
this morning was for a slight fire in Fred
erick NJ. Deans restaurant, Al Wicken-
den street. A Jet under a coffee heater
set fire to .he lunch bar.
Thomas F. Saxon OF 81 Second street.
East Prudence. fell while boarding
car on East street. at Sis o'clock last
evening, and injured his knee DR.. Ma.
honey attended him.
Patrolman NJ ]. Cunningham was
transferred from the Fifth 10 the Sixth
station and Patrolman j. e Henry was
sent from the Sixth 10 the Fifth station.
at roll call last evening
A ten-horse dray belonging to Joseph
Mccormick OF East Providence on which
was casting Weighing 10 tons. broke
q man-hole at the corner Of Point and
Eddy streets. yesterday morning
Elizabeth Mcclure was brought before
Judge Rueckert this morning on a COM
plant that she stole % yards of cloth
valued at 2.20 from George Roukas She
pleaded not guilty and was held I'm 5000
for trial next Tuesday.
Joseph Rogers was before the Sixth
District court today as an idle person
lie pleaded not guilty and was held in
$500 for trial next Tuesday. Subsequent
ly ne retracted and was sentenced TO tho
workhouse for one year
William II. Smiley. sexton OF the Cal
vary Baptist church. reports stolen from,
drawer In the desk OF the drill hall OF
that building recently. about s.. mostly
In pennies The money had been Ieft
there by Elizabeth Robinson.
A buggy In charge Of a drunken man
was overturned by colliding with another
vehicle on West Friendship street AZ S.s5
o clock last evening The man was
thrown out. but not hurt He abandoned
the rig and IL was taken to a stable on
EiH1Wood avenue to await a claimant
A public meeting or the Rhode Island
' Sitlzens Historcai association will be
held tomorrow afternoon az 2.ao o.c,,,,
IN the vestry Of the Mathewson Street
NJ church. az which an address will
De delivered by James NJ Scott. ESQ.
Of this city. entitled. Thirty Minutes in
old Providence"
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