The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-23
NEWSLETS.

That 1t lONe lntt tHV ''N-
Then answered the Lord to the cry OF
his world,
shall take away pain,
And with it the power of the soul to
endure,
Made strong by the strain?
Shall take away pity that knits heart
to heart
And sacrifice high?
VIII We lose all your heroes that lift
from the fire
white brows TO the sky?
Shall take away Love that redeems
with price
And smiles at its loss?
Can ye spare from your lives that
woula climb unto mine
The Christ on His CROSSE"
Julia Larned in the Independent
James willis. a young negro. was nm
ID $5 and costs. by Judge Sweetland to-
day Tor the theft of pair Of gloves
from the Outlet company.
An unsuccessful attempt was made 10
enter Edward j. Campbell's saloon. SSS
Potter's avenue, last night, by remov-
ing a shutter and cutting out a pane
of glass.
John Harold VIII be tried In the Sixth
district court. next Friday, on the
charge of failing to properly support his
children. He pleaded not guilty. today.
and was held in $500.
arI
by Judge Sweetland today for assault
ing Martin Smith. The two had quar-
rel and Carey emphasized IL by giving
the other man a black eye.
Gerson Goden. As years old. stepped
from a Mt. Pleasant car, while the lat
ter was in motion on Atwe1fs avenue,
near Sutton street, at els last evening,
and sustained bad cut on his cheek.
DIR. Carroll attended him.
Patrick Radigan, who lives at ia
Lippitt street, was thrown from his
wheel while riding on Priptery street,
yesterday afternoon. He fell against
the curbing and his right arm and knee
were pretty badly scraped.
old, were riding on the same bicycle,
on Delaine street, last evening, and ran
into James Bliss buggy. Franks leg
was confused. but he walked to his
home. No. 81 Delaine street. unassisted.
The Rhode Island Baptist Social
Union will meet at the Trocadero to-
night. President Faunce OF Brown will
speak on How the Kingdom Comes"
and words of greeting will be extended
to President Faunce by Prof Albert
Harkness.
Lille Chase and Gladys Livingston
pleaded guilty in the Sixth district
court, today, to the theft of wearing
apparel valued at s1i, from Ella Howe,
who resides on Walker street. They
were placed ON probation for one week.,
as both are very young. and their peo-
pie are expected to take them TO their
homes in Fall River and Boston
The police of the Second district ,x-
tinguished two brush fires yesterday. \
the first in THE woods at the corrisr of
Admiral street and River avenue. which
was put out by officer Nc
Ksnzie. The second blaze was
in Morris woods on Cypress street
and Cole avenue, and officer Mcclure. |
aided by several citizens. subdued the
flames.
John Heron. small boy. who on Oct
is was put ON probation, having been
charged with vag aEcy, was brought |
before the Juvenile court today ana was |
sent TO the sockanosset school during
minority. The boy had "bunked ont" |
every night but on and his father sur.
rendered him to the police as an incor- |
rigible.
Albert NJ. Oat1ey, IL years OF ape
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank ]. oatlav % |
sSl North Main street. left his homa six |
weeks ago, ostensibly 90 20 to Gioucas.
ter. and since that time nothing ha.
been seen or heard OF him dl,ssctlv ~,
MS parents. There does not seem % h.
any reason for his disappearance ara
ns pare will be thankful To anvhos..
who has seen the youth.
William u. Davis. a boy OF is years
eni who was formerly an ,nna,. !,
the Socksnosset school. wastodav hoss
Tor trial on November 7th. nv Iua.o
sweetland. He was arrested for cr,,el,v
20 small mongrel dog. which No haa
tied to a rope and swung against a
stone post until It's leg was broken. ana
she puppy was terribly bruised. After
that brutality Davis tried 90 bury tho
dog alive. Agent Smith arrested tho
boy. and Dog Officer Potter shot the
SUFFERING animal.