The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-18

And the grass waves ircSh anu ife0s
when the strawberry sweet. in sunny re-
treat.
Waits for the robin or me;
when the bobolink down in the meadow
Is singing his rollicking song;
when skies are blue and clouds are few.
And the days are happy and long;
When the butterfly wooes the white rose.
And everything seems in tune.
on, then you may hear the clock Of the
year
Striking the hour OF June.
Boston Transcript.
John Lynch was sent out for six months
today for being common drunkard.
There were three cases of del. trem. at
the Central police station last night.
Patrick Fitzpatrick. 81 years old. has
been missing from No. is2 Globe street
since Saturday.
Frank Russillo. a juvenile. was fined 50
this morning. for revelling on Valley
street, yesterday.
Henry Washington OF No. 50 Swansea
street was bitten on the hand by Patrick
Wards dog yesterday.
John Lamb and Mary Paine were held
in $1,000 each by Judge sweetland today.
for trial on Friday upon the charge OF
adultery.
Judge Sweetland fined Charles Alwell
$40 and costs today for the theft OF a
pair of shoes Saturday. the property Of
Benjamin Simon.
Iii A, 6va 4
Taylor's tenement. No. 1ss Stanwood
street. yesterday morning. Hose II re-
sponded on a still alarm.
Katie Sullivan years old. was run
over and slightly bruised by one of the
L. s. mail wagons. driven by George NJ
Tillinghast. on Ives street, last even
Ing.
James III. Williams stepped backward
from a car on lower Westminster street
yesterday morning and dislocated his
shoulder. He was sent to the Rhode ISL
and hospital.
The alarm from box 323 at $40 this
morning was for a fire on the shingle-
roof OF house at the rear of No. 4l6
Fountain street. occupied by Milton Lister
Sparks; damage slight.
Charles j. Clancey and James Lennon,
small boys. were held for trial tomorrow
for the theft OF 81 worth of lead from
Edward d. Pearce. The little fellows
were placed in the custody OF Mr.
Wailace.
Ellen Manning domestic In the en-
ploy OF Gen. +. M. sackett, of No. III
George street. died suddenly of heart
failure on the back steps of that house
at 10 o'clock last night She had friends
on Lockwood street
Joseph DeCole and Miles Murray, both
Italians. were fined SIS and costs each
for fast bicycle riding on Elmwood ave.
nue. yesterday afternoon. They were rae
ing at 15-mile-an-hour pace and to the
great peril OF pedestrians.
George Dragon, ls years old, was sent
TO the reform school during his minority
by Judge Sweetland today, for malicious
ly breaking windows. The boy is not
bright and 1t was deemed best to give
him that sentence 70 keep him out OF
mischief.
Miss wardwell of Chicago. who has
been very successful with her classes In
whist in that city, is visiting friends in
Providence. and expects to remain east
during the summer. Mrs. Arthur ID.
Greene invited few friends to meet her
on Saturday evening
Patrick McNamee and Thomas Nc
Aleer were fined S. and costs each In the
police court today for revelling on Acorn
c. .~l.. -
guilty In the Sixth District court TO the
charge OF stealing keg of beer and
was held in 500 for trial on Friday
w. III. Cannett. electrical engineer for
the Sea View line and electric light COM
pany at Narragansett Pier. narrowly es-
capped death yesterday afternoon by
swallowing quantity of muriatlc acid
from jug which was supposed to con-
tain water. Prompt medical aid will
probably save his life.
Frank Johnson, colorcd. was bound over
TO the grand jury. from the Sixth Dis
trict court today and I'm 500 for the theft
OF pocketbook and 20 cents from the
person and possession of Margaret j.
Mcguire. Johnson met her on Benefit
street. Saturday evening and snatched
her purse from her hand. She cried .'Stop
thief" and Johnson was quickly run
down by the police. lie pleaded guilty.
James Sullivan made an acquaintance
yesterday afternoon which has been the
cause OF considerable sorrow since the
time OF the meeting. The man was n
soldier boy and said his name was Michael
Neary. Late In the evening they took
room together In the Bristol hotel
When SULLIVAN woke up early this morn
ing he found himself alone and further
investigation revealed the loss of So from
the pockets Of his clothing The door
was also locked. Sullivan managed 10
set out Of the room and then notified OF
hcer Wolf. who captured Neary and sent
lin to the police station.
Lieut.. Commander Gardiner c. Sims OF
ohis city. the engineer-in-chief In charge
OF the army transport system OF the
United States. passed through Providence
last evening on his way from his sum-
n.er residence on Warwick Neck TO New
York. The lieutenant commander ha :
been coming to and from Rhode Island