The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-03
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Did Il ever occur 10 you, my friend
Did II ever occur 10 you
That you never may know 10 your long
lifes end
Which one OF your friends is true?
Perhaps there are one or two
A. most--but many or few,
It's likely 10 be the case, you see,
That they never can prove their con-
.stancy
For the need may never arise, my
friend
Did 1t ever occur TO you?
Did you ever happen to think. my
friend
Did YOU ever happen 20 think
That you never can know 10 your long
life's end
What foes you should shun and shrink?
II may be the man whose drink
You share-and your glasses c!ink,
And you smile and quaff with hearty
laugh
To the man who would read your epitaph
With joy-if he had the chance, my
friend
Did you ever happen 10 think?
or don't you happen To care my friend
Like me, don't you happen 10 care?
Would you rather pretend to your long
life's end
lHHt all your commence snare
Let 'em smile and protest and swear
Let EN- frown-still speak them fair;
For friends and foes they count the same
They're hidden cards in life's little game
They may cheat-but you play fair, my
friend,
And you'll never need to care,
Cleveland Leader
James Case was fined SO and costs in
VT ~ -
Ing an unlicensed dog.
Morris Strasmich OF q Mill street re-
ports that n colored boy stole n pair OF
shoes, valued at $3.50. from his shop yes
terdsy.
James Fitzgerald was placed on proba-
tion until Dec. 29th by Judge Rueckert
today for an assault upon Margaret Fitz-
gerald, his wife
Miles McKeon OF AIS Richmond street
reports that one of a pair OF horses which
he was driving on Nichols street at 5:45
D. m. yesterday was bitten on the leg by
bulldog.
Charles Lovett, l3 years old was placed
in charge OF Mr.. Wallace by Judge
Rueckert today for trial on oct. 18th on
the charge OF entering In the day time
with intent 10 commit larceny the barn
OF Josiah King and another.
The fugitive from justice complaint
against James Maxwell, alias James
Doyle. which was to have been heard in
the Sixth district court today. was con-
tinued until next Friday. that the St.
Josephs, Mich. authorities can forward
the necessary requisition papers.
Rueckert this morning for trial next Fri
day on the charge OF carrying a concealed
weapon. viz. razor. Pons is the mar
who while drunk yesterday afternoon
with an open razor In his hand, chased
| about 20 Cinnamon about on Empire stree
William Allen pleaded not guilty in tn,
Sixth district court today TO the charg,
| OF larceny OF SOS from the person anC
| possession OF John Bardi, and was held il
$1,000 for trial next Friday No fore,
was used. the police alleging that while
| Bardl was drunk last Sunday Allen tool
! the money from Bardi's pocket
James Murphy. 70 years old. OF IS Trasl
street while driving a horse attached {,
an express wagon on Eddy street. nea
! Thurber's avenue. yesterday afternoon
was thrown from his seat, striking upor
curbstone and suffering the fracture
| OF three ribs on the right side. Th
| accident was due TO a collision between
the express wagon and an electric freigh
| car.
James Gaughan OF rs Wayne street in
| forms the police that his wife parted witt
81 few days ago. expecting to get. will
two packages OF tea, set OF dishes. Sh
has greater expectations than can pos
sibly be realized. Mrs Annie Wilson o
| Bond street bought two pounds OF tej
for e5 cents One pound only was founC
I'm ne package. Annie still waits fo
the short weight
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