The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-02-26
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NE5WSLET is
! 70 san II all. in book or song.
] There IS one ending OF romance.
/ What rocts the signing deep and long.
What boots the yearning, soulful glance.
The speeches sizzin'.
The words that burn?-
For shc l. hisn.
And he is her'n.
! The chapters writ cf feast or ball.
or battles or OF daring deeds,
or auto rides or walks--they all
Are y.ste Between the lines one reads,
The eyes go whizZ'n'
Ahead TO learn
II she Is hisn
And he is her'n
| The cavalier who twangs tune
Upon the resonant guitar
| The maid who gaZes at the moon
And dreams OF one who bides afar
Know that all prison
Locks will turn
When she Is his'n
And he Is her'n
| No odds wherever they may be
In cities rent with changing noise.
| Or drifting on a purpled sea
With sunsets adding TO their joys;
Gems to bedizen.
or wealth 10 suprn,
II she is hsn
And he is hern.
All this is naught: his high degree.
| Her noble birth or queenly face;
! The interest for you and me
! Is in tho ending of the race,
II is our busin-
/ Ess 10 learn
That she is ,his'n
And he is her'n.
Chicago Tribune
Nicholas H. Bowheimer 212 Dexter
street. reports s55 watch and suit OF
underwear stolen from his room
A rig let by Franklin brothers Saturday
and reported missing was picked up be-
| tween Attleboro and Pawtucket yesterday
| by William O'Neill.
William Blessing admitted assauting
James Lynch on Market square early this
morning and was fined 500 and costs In
| the Sixth District court
Margaret. wife OF James .B McKenna.
! and Mary T. Doherty were adjudged in
sane by Judge Rueckert I'm special hear
ings OF the cases this morning.
Hook and Ladder Company I responded
10 a still alarm at 2:3O this morning for n
blaze caused by defective fue I'm the
Lauderdale building. Damage slight.
Jane Hamilton was fined sl5 and costs at
/ CT. A. .t.xl1t 49,
Judge Lee charged with shoplifting from
the ooston Store, to the extent OF sl7.i5
! and costs
| John r. Dunn. 95 Daboll street. was
awakened early Sunday morning TO find
an intruder I'm his front hall The man
made noiseless retreat and was seen
walking down Daboll street
Box -. Trinity square. was rung In for
n slight blaze caused by n defective fiue
In the house 20 Elmwood avenue, owned
and occupied by Elizabeth NJ. Murray
at 6.45 last night. Damage about $50.
officer c. J. Mccarthy found at 2:45
this morning that n rear window OF Henry
w. Taylors fish market had been
smashed In and entrance gained. 20 cents,
oranges and some small stun being found
missing.
Shortly after midnight Sunday morning
Mrs. Emma Trainor. 35 Brook street. was
awakened by the crash OF glass. She
found that a window of her store had been
broken. but nothing was missing from
the place.
A SO gold piece which DOLLS Claude.
1852 Gallup street, says was reposing In the
pocket OF her Jacket while II was hang
ing I'm sKating rink on Mathewson
street Saturday night was helped to an
other resting place.
Roxanna Whitley. IL Hayward street.
reports that Martha Fredericks, a 12-year-
old colored miss left her home at o. clock
Saturday night with clothes which she
was TO deliver and collect 81 80 for. and
has since been missing
Frank !. Smith faced Judge Rueckert
I'm the Sixth District court on an old
charge OF larceny. He had been In GUS
tody OF Probation officer Wallace, but on
Saturday broke the bounds by snatching
a pocketbook from n little boy on Valley
street. He was given the alternative OF
reform school during minority or fine OF
$40 and costs.