The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-01-20
NEWSLETS

The winter wind is bleak
And whistles Ger the reaped fields FAR
And / have missed you more than tongue
can speak
Old friend-since summer died
Pledged in the picnic time
For shoes low-quartered, and the gay
straw hat.
All, would / might recall you with this
rhyme
old friend from where you're at!
From ice cream stand 10 stand
With cash you furnished often did !
range.
And paid for two. and waved a lavish
And told em. Keep the change"
".
With wonder-"I have gold mines in the
But now the blizzard blows DER the
The buttons from my vest!
And I must toll and toll.
Hiding from sunlight-shrinking from
the rain.
Write love songs -sonnets-burn the mid
To get you home again.
VI.
Let not the unfeeling scoff
At this, my grief-The wind bowls at
III have you soon; III take the ticket"
off.
And face the world once more!
Atlanta Constitution.
Or. Patrick Keefe OF 257 Benefit street.
reports stolen from his room recently.
clothing valuey at Sl35.
Carmine Williams Of 67 Arthur avenue.
reports stolen from his clothesline. yes
terday, wearing apparel valued at sS.
Pussy willows have begun 10 bud out
This may be a harbinger Of spring and
II may be that the willows are a trihe too
previous.
Arthur Slater was held in 5000 by Judge
Lee. today. for trial next Friday. on the
charge of making an assault upon Elijah
Thomas.
Henry Redmond pleaded guilty In the
Sixth district court, today, TO the charge
OF neglectng to support his minor child
and was placed on probation.
Thomas Thornton, employed at the Mar
rangansett hotel. reports stolen from the
hall at 562 Westminster street early this
morning, an overcoat, valued at sS5.
Della Phillips Of Is Beacon avenue. re-
ports stolen from her room. yesterday
a watch, valued at s25. neck chain So. and
s. in cash. roomer also lost s. in cash.
Richard oNeil was arrested on South
TO Pawtucket to be prosecuted on the
charge Of stealing a pair Of rubber boots.
William O'ConnOrs. a vagrant. was held
In $500 by Judge Lee today. for trial next
Friday. Michael Roesi, is years old. was
placed on probation, on the same charge
MiChaele Chardi. was fined SIS and costs
I'm the Sixth district court, today. for an
assault upon James Hinchey. whose face
he punched and whose side he kicked
while they were in a satoon. yesterday
Samuel G. Emerson was fined 500 and
costs on each Of two complaints, by Judge
Lee. this morning. on the charge Of steal
ing meat from Oscar Swanson and an
other.
Moy Chen, Wexford laundryman has
cut off his queue. He foreswears his
native land. intending to take UP design
ing at the Philadelphia Locomotive
works.
The Bell Street Chapel society held
meeting i'm the chapef last evening and
discussed extending n call for a resi-
dent clergyman. There has been no set
tied pastor since DR.. Clay MacCauley
left.
Mr. Caesar Misch has returned from
New York. where he has been attending
the automobile shows. He states that
they were the most elaborate of the
kind that have ever been held in this
country.
Prof George c. Wilson OF Brown uni
versity VIII lecture at the Rhode Island
normal school at o'clock on Wednes-
day next on New Factors in Inter
national Politics" The public is cor
daily invited TO attend.
A horse attached 10 a buggy. driven by
Miss Susan B. Tingley. ran away on
Charles street. AT 1880 a. m. Yesterday.
striking lamp-post and breaking both
shafts OF the vehicle. Miss Tingley was
thrown ouc. but not seriously hurt.
The Bailey Camp Meeting association
will hold revival service at the Ram
dali Square Gospel mission, 81 Gladstone
avenue. Sunday afternoon at o'clock.
Good speakers will be In attendance
George r.. Crookes win sing The public
IS cordially invited.
4 collision occurred on Emwood ave-
nue yesterday afternoon between a wagon
which was I'm charge Of an italian fruit
vender and n buggy I'm which were Hiram
Thurber ~ Seekonk and Miss Gladys
Wood of Redwing street The occupants
OF the buggy were thrown out and sus-
tanned slight bruises.
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