The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-06
NEWSLE IS

we've reached the age OF frcnzled
things,
OF frenzied efforts 70 be calm
To frenzied statements each one clirgs
AS II they were a soothing balm.
Above the racket OF the street
There comes voice intensely shr.l;
"If you would make your lift all sweet
Then be like | am-DO BE STILL!
Upon the frenzied trolley cars
We hold a strap In frenzied clutch,
As the conveyan iolts and jars
Our frenzied fellow-men we touch,
Should one OF us attempt 20 leave
While We are speeding ere he hops.
"A fTenzied cry. In tones that gr1cve,
Comes: Patience, Wait until IL stops"
THE frenzied shoppers In the stores
Go Fastening through all the aislcs,
And up and down on all floors,
Intent upon the frcnzed styles
They only seek 20 find and buy
Their goods, and leave the stress and
strife
1--WE must get home, they sadly cry.
For there we lead the simple life"
But worst OF all the frenzied ones
Is he whose face Is gay and glad
Who tells you how all rush he shuns.
And what a good time he has had
Since he forsook the frenzled ways
That only add 10 our distress.
And learned 20 go through all his days
In freest. frenzied simpleness
w. D. N I'm Chicago Tribune.
Evangelists William Matthews and w.
II. Hunter will continue services nightly
In the Gospel hall, 333 Smith street.
Box TO was sounded at 80 this morn
ang for fire in a push cart in the yard
Of Calender street Slight damage.
Max Kippen and Mary McDermott were
each fined $40 and costs for admitting their
guilt in the sixth district court this morn
ing.
Annie Shapiro OF 30 Black street reports
that duplicate key worker secured s.
from her bureau drawer some time yes
terday afternoon.
Benjamin 8. Holloway. arraigned in the
sixth district court this morning for nom
support OF his minor child was placed on
probation In charge OF Mr.. Wallace.
Miss Joanna Remington OF Johnston has
been III since her birthday, Feb. 22 with
severe throat and lung trouble. DR.
George Fisher is her attending physician.
Thomas Love. colorcd, was fined SIS and
costs in the sixth district court this morn
ing for cruelty TO horse in over-driving
Il. Agent James n. Smith prosecuted the
case.
Charles II. Parish. who was refused
divorce some time ago and was ordered TO
pay his wife sS weekly pleaded guilty TO
non-support of his wife In the sixth dis
trict court this morning. He was placed
In charge OF Probation Officer Wallace
on his promise TO ante the So weekly.
Theodore Lavoie, aged II, left job his
father secured for him because he couldn't
smoke cigarettes, according TO Capt Hor-
ton He pleaded guilty 10 being an idle
person In the sixth district court this
morning and on his promise 10 go TO work
was placed in charge OF Probation Officer
Wallace.
James Flynn was assessed SIS and costs
ln the Sixth district court this morning
dor putting shades on the lamps of owen
Donahue. Flynn claimed that Donahuo
''hopped" on him first. but later admitted
that he himself started things. Capt
Mowry said the pair were gas-house em-
ployes with a grudge.
Dennis Vaughn, colored. charged with
being the unlawful father OF child born
10 Mary Jeffries. appeared before Judge
Reuckert this morning in the sixth dis
tFlcl court ana stated tnat ne wanted 10
marry the girl Bonds or $500 were fur
nished for his appearance in court March
20.
Margaret McNir. fined $40 and costs In
the sixth district court this morning for
assault on Mary German, appealed and
gave bonds. According to the police
the trouble started over replevined fur
niture and was family quarrel in which
the German woman received painful in
5uries 10 her arm which necessitated treat
ment at the Rhode Island hospital.
William Miller, arralgned in the Sixth
district court for fraudulent embezzlement
OF $50 from the Providence Box and
Lumber company and also for peddlng
short wood without proper license, was
fined $40 and costs on both cases. He
wasn't married and said his right name
was Lamont. he changing IL 10 an English
name when coming here from Central
Falls 10 get work easier. he said.