The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-10
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whers are the boys OF yesterday-the
onee know 80 we'll?
Where are the lads OF uniformed lives, on
whom my gisnces fellT
see them not. though other youths in
plenty behold
With faces like the sunshine and with
hearts as ine az gold,
An, Where before could ! have met this
grown-up man who greets
From my own ak foot level this old rover
OF the streets?
II Is boy OF yesterday-this truth assails
me them
Who seeks the boys Of yesterday must
have an eye for men.
The shrinking boy OF yesterday TO whom
you gave a frown
Is now a man whose rank dislike for you
will never down:
The eager lad 10 whom you gave bless
ing and a smile
Is now a man whose gratitude will find
you after whilo.
"The thoughts OF youth are long, long
thoughs"-no truer words than these
I"e- fell from lips Of sages 10 the world
about their kneea.
Remember wei this brother TRUTH give
IL you again:
In seeking boys OF yesterday tits we'll TO
-Baltimode American.
John NJ. BHgh is Ill at his home. 152
Prairie avenue
Twelve members OF the police force
were on the sick report this morning.
James Hartly was committed 10 the
! State Hospital for the Insane today by
/ order of Judge Sweetland
/ In the police court today Joseph Cli-
| lieu, 15 years old was fined 81 for revel-
| ling on Manton avenue yesterday.
! The Band OF Faithful Workers win
! meet at the Mission OF the Coming King,
! So Broad street. this evening AT 7:45.
! Brother Wood will lead
William d. Kelleher. Patrick II Royal,
Frank r. Randall and Ernest Johnson
were fined $40 and costs each In the Sixth
district court today for evading fare on
the steamer Edgemont.
At 1925 o'clock this morning an un-
known woman slipped on the sidewalk in
front of F. NJ. Kirby q Co.'S store, 10
Mathewson street, and striking against
pane of plate glass, Sxl2 feet. broke
the same.
Frank Happy OF S2s Williams street and
Charles Simmons OF 223 Fountain street,
each about IL years old. were picked up
by the Fall River police at 1890 o'clock
this morning and held to await the orders
OF their parents.
Patrol Driver John Martin, for tire last
FIVE years detailed at the Central station,
will be transferred 70 the Seventh sta
ton as janltor, next Sunday morning.
James Healey. the present tanitor will
be transferred TO the Central station as
driver.
The horse and wagon reported by Ma
than Weisel OF 2g7 Willard avenue as
having been stolen from Moulton street,
yesterday afternoon. was found on Brook
street at 6 D. m. Tho fruits and vege-
table which had been in the wagon and
which we're valued at s5 were missing,
James Fox was fined $40 and costs in
Judge Sweetlands court today for an
assault upon william u. Kelleher. These
men had a dispute on Eddy street Mon
| day night. Fox seized Keileher by the
| throat and banged his head against tho
! side OF brick building.
James Nolan was fined $40 and costs
! I'm the police court this morning for rev
cling on westminster street at ll.Zo
o'clock last night. Two ladies were
standing IN doorway waiting for a car
and to these Nolan made himself particu-
! larly Objectionable by the use of vile and
! insulting language.
William f Doyles bowling saloon at
! 743 Eddy street was broken into early this
morning. by breaking a pane OF glass I'm
a front window. Cigars and cigarettes
I
time a pane OF glass was broken In
Doyles liquor saloon at 74l Eddy street.
A citizen who heard the glass fall 20 the
sidewalk saw and gave chase 10 two
boys, about is or II years Old but could
not overtake them.
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