The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-04-16
NE WSLETS.

n nttie finE OF golu-d pdttereu Shoe
A faded. curling wisp of yellow hair
Some pencied pictures-playthings one
or two
A corner and chest to hold them
there.
Many woman's fondest hoard is this,
Among her dearest treasures none so
=. d dear,
Though bearded lips are often hers to
kiss
That once made only prattle to her ear.
The sturdy arm. the seasoned form, the
brow
That arches over eyes of manly blue
Mean all Joy TO her living memory now.
And yet--and yet-she hugs the other.
too,
With that rare love, mysterious and deep.
Down i'm a mother heart thro' all the
years.
That placid age can never lull to sleep.
And is not grief, yet oft brings foolish
tears
She often goes those boarded things to
view
And finger the wee treasures hidden
there
To touc.. the little ring and battered shoe
And kiss the curling wisp of yellow
hair.
Chicago Inter-ocean.
Thomas f. O'Neill was committed to
the state hospital for the insane by
Judge Sweetland. today.
Rev. W. p. Bliss of Los Angeles. Cal.
xx.fn II haf he .ta In. pAIt
Economy at Brown University tomor-
row morning upon "The Work OF the
Social Reform Movement"
Eleaxer Tandy pleaded guilty in the
Sixth district. court today to the charge
OF having in his possession for sale i'm
pure milk. He was fined $50 and costs
and took an appeal
william Adams was fined SIS and
costs in.the Sixth District court today
for stealing pair of shoes, valued at
$3.40. from the outlet Co., last Satur-
day night.
The Providence Printing Pressmen's
Union will hold it's first annual Easter
ball this evening in Winslow hall on
Mathewson street. An attractive list
OF dances has been prepared and an
excellent orchestra will furnish music.
George Madison was fined $50 and
costs by Judge Sweetland today for as
saulting Grace Sims. Both are colored.
Madison was drunk last night and
struck the woman several harmless
Al s,x,nx, n.or hndu
Augustine Bistacco was fined $50 and
costs by Judge Sweetland today for
carrying concealed weapon. to wit:
a butcher knife about two feet long.
Bistocco Was drunk and just prior to
mis- arrest had threatened to assault
another.
"A horse owned and driven by Adam
Scott OF Franklin avenue was frighten-
ed on Atwell's avenue yesterday about
$3.50 O'Clock, by passing electric car
and dashed ipto the curbstone, COM
pietely wrecking one wheel OF the We
hicle TO which he was attached.
Early this morning Harold Terry OF
Riverside reported to Lieut.. Lawrence
that horse and buggy had been lokt
from In front OF the Roger williams
Hotel on Market square. Officer Nc
CURE found the rig later and restored
IL 10 its owner. II. A. Nickerson of the
Hope street stable.
Charles B. Treadwell was fined 500
nd kx,I I,,l.
stealing four planes valued at IS from
Joseph A. Weeks. Five months ago he
was fined SO and costs for the lar
ceny of a watch from young man.
He borrowed IL to make himself solid
with his best girl and then pawned 1t.
Charles Frowley was arraigned in the
Sixth District court today for the lar
ceny Of a SIS copper kettle and standard
from the l.. A. Tillinghast Co. and
pleading not guilty, was held in $500
for trial week from Friday. FrowIer
tainted away from pain and weakness.
lie resisted arrest in Plain street sa-
loon last Friday and suffered a frac-
ture of a rib. He was brought TO the
<Ottt AAbtu tHc 4. uOSpltdl.
1t was announced this morning at
Brown University that President
Faunce and the committee on absences
had decided TO excuse students from
cuts during a part OF the Brown week
at Dartmouth commencing May Z. Stu
dents who accompany their teams 10
Dartmouth will be excused that week
four absences from class and two from
chapel. provided they are not condi-
toned In registration or in absences.
About o'clock yesterday morning
while Robert Kelly of Lee street was
walking on Gesler street near knight
street he says he was kicked by horse
attached 10 a surrey standing on the
street. He did not learn the name OF the
men. IN charge Of the outfit. but later
ne saw them emerge from a house
nearby and start hurriedly away They
had not proceeded far however when
one Of the wheels OF the vehicle came
of and the wagon had 10 be left an n